HomeMy Public PortalAboutordinance 03:47Councilman Presents the following Ordinance Seconded by Councilman
ORDINANCE CREATING A SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT WITHIN THE BOROUGH OF CARTERET AND DESIGNATING
A DISTRICT MANAGEMENT CORPORATION
WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council regard the business community as a vital
economic and social force in the Borough of Cartcrct; and
WHEREAS, a Special Improvement Steering Committee, consisting of concerned
citizens, property and business owners, and local officials of the Borough, has
concluded that the long term economic and social well being of thc business
community of the Borough can best bc obtained and maintained by the creation of a
Special Improvement District and the designation of a non-profit private corporation
to improve the affairs of the business community and to provide for the construction
and maintenance of public amenities, improvements, and facilities to foster and
promote economic activity and tourism within the Borough; and
WHEREAS, the Steering Committee, based upon its findings and conclusions, has
reported to the Mayor and Borough Council and urged the adoption of an ordinance
creating a Spcci~tl Improvement District as well as thc designation of a non-profit
corporation to manage the anticipated services, improvements and programs of the
Special Improvement District; and
WHERFAS, after considering the findings and conclusions resulting from the
efforts of thc Steering Committee and the Borough's professional staff, it is the sense
of thc Governing Body that it is appropriate to enact a Special Improvement District
Ordinance, because the designated area within the municipality, thc municipality and
the public would benefit from the creation ora Special Improvement District and the
establishment of a District Management Corporation.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and Council of the
Borough of Cartcrct, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40:56-65 ct seq., as follows,
SECTION 1. Definitions.
a. "Special Improvement District" (sometimes also referred to as
"District ") means an area within the Borough of Carteret
designated by this Ordinance as an area in which a special
assessment on property within the District shall be imposed
for the purposes of promoting the economic and gancral
welfare of the District and thc municipality.
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b. "District Management Corporation" means "Special
Improvement District of Cartemt, New Jersey, lnc (also
referred to as "the management corporation"), an entity
incorporated pursuant to Title 15A of the New Jersey Statutes
and designated by municipal ordinance to receive funds
collected by a special assessment within the Special
Improvement District, as authorized by this Ordinance and any
amendatory supplementary ordinances.
SECTION 2. Findings.
The Mayor and Council find and declare:
a. That the area within the Borough of Carteret, as described by
lot and block numbers and by street addresses as set forth in
Schedule A of this Ordinance, will benefit from being
designated as a Special Improvement Distr~ct;
b. That a district management corporation would provide
administrative and other services to benefit the businesses,
employees, residents and consumers in the Special
Improvement District. These services shall be over and above
the services already provided to the District of the Borough.
c. That a special assessment shall be imposed and collected by
the Borough with the regular property tax payment or payment
in lieu of taxes or otherwise, and that all or a portion of these
payments shall be transferred to the district management
corporation to effectuate the purposes of this Ordinance, and
to exercise the powers given to it by this Ordinance;
d. That it is in the best interests of the municipality and the
public to create a Special Improvement District and to
designate a district management corporation;
e. That the business community should be encouraged to provide
self-help and self-financing programs to meet local business,
needs, goals and objectives.
SECTION 3. Creation of District
a. There is hereby created and designated within the Borough of
Carteret a Special Improvement District to be known as the
Carteret Special Improvement District consisting of the
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properties designated and listed on Schedule "A" by tax lot
and block number and street addresses. The Special
Improvement District shall be subject to special assessments
on all affected property within the District which assessment
shall be imposed by the Borough of Carteret for the purposes
of promoting the economic and general welfare of the District
and the municipality.
b. Ail business properties within the Special Improvement
District, including all private, non-residential assessed
properties, and all residential property consisting of five (5)
residential units or more, are deemed included in the assessing
and taxing provisions of this Ordinance and are expressly
subject to potential tax or assessment made for Special
Improvement District purposes.
e. All properties within the Special Improvement District that are
tax exempt and do not otherwise make payments in lieu of
taxes to the Borough, or are used exclusively for residential
purposes except as provided for by this Ordinance, are deemed
excluded from the assessing or taxing provisions of this
Ordinance and are expressly exempt from any tax or
assessment made for Special Improvement District purposes.
d. All properties within the Special Improvement District that are
of a mixed use, a portion of which is used for residential
purposes and the residential use is seventy-five (75%) percent
or more of the fair market value of the property and the
property contains only four (4) residential units or less, and
exclusively residential property consisting of four (4)
residential units or less, as determined by the Borough
Assessor, are deemed excluded from the assessing or taxing
provisions of this Ordinance and are expressly exempt from
any tax or assessment made for Special Improvement District
purposes.
SECTION 4. Appeal of Property Owner from Inclusion in the District
Any owner of thc property included within thc Special Improvement
District and subject to the assessing and taxing provisions of this Ordinance,
may appeal to thc Tax Assessor of the Borough of Carteret requesting to be
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excluded from the District and from any assessment and taxing provisions of
this Ordinance. This appeal is only as to whether or not a property should be
included within the District under the standards set forth in Section 3 of this
Ordinance. It is not an appeal with regard to any taxes. Appeals with regard
to taxes should be taken in the usual manner to the Middlesex County Board
of Taxation or to the Tax Court. This appeal seeking exclusion from the
District and any assessment and taxing provisions of this Ordinance, shall be
in writing and specifically detail the factual basis for the appeal. The
Assessor shall investigate the matter and conduct an informal hearing or
conference within thirty (30) days of receipt of the appeal. Within ten (10)
days after the conclusion of the informal heating or conference, the Assessor
shall file a report and recommendation within the Governing Body. The
Governing Body shall review the matter and act within thirty (30) days upon
receipt of the report and recommendation from the assessor.
SECTION 5. Assessments.
a. Operation and Maintenance of District. Annual operation and
maintenance costs relating to services peculiar to the District,
as distinguished from services normally provided by the
Borough, will provide benefits primarily to the properties
included within the District rather than to the Borough as an
entirety. These annual costs shall be assessed and taxed to the
benefited properties pursuant to the provisions of this
Ordinance and N.J.S.A. 40:56-65, et sea.
b. Development, Construction or Acquisition Costs.
All costs of development, construction and acquisition relating
to improvements to the District shall be financed and assessed
to properties especially benefited thereby. The Borough may,
by separate ordinance, or by amendment to this Ordinance,
provide that improvements and facilities hereinafter acquired
or developed shall be operated and maintained and the costs
taxed to the benefited properties.
SECTION 6. The Designated District Management Corporation
The non-profit corporation, the Carteret Business Partnership, Inc., is
hereby designated as the district management corporation for the District.
This management corporation shall conduct its business in accordance with
the Open Public Meetings Law. This corporation shall have no power of
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condemnation or eminent domain. It shall regularly file copies of the minutes
of its meetings with the Borough Clerk so that the minutes shall be
conveniently available to the public for inspection.
SECTION 7. Powers of the Designated District Management
Corporation
The district Management Corporation, in addition to acting as an
advisory board to the Mayor and Council, shall have all powers and
responsibilities necessary and requisite to effectuate the purposes of this
Ordinance and the District, including, but not limited to:
1. Adopt bylaws for the regulation of its affairs and the conduct of its
business and to prescribe rules, regulations and policies in connection
with the performance of its functions and duties; these bylaws shall be
submitted to the Mayor and Council for approval and may not
thereafter be modified without the approval of the Mayor and Council
and the bylaws and other corporate documents shall provide that the
corporation shall conduct its business in accordance with the Open
Public Meetings Law; the Borough Directors shall conduct regular
meetings not less than quarterly and that the Board of Directors shall
consist of seven (7) members. As to the membership of the Board of
Directors it shall include (1) the Mayor or the Mayor's designee; (2) a
member of the Borough Council appointed by the Mayor with the
advice and consent of the Borough Council; and (3) the UEZ
director/community development coordinator. All of these
appointments shall serve at the pleasure of the appointing authority.
The remaining four (4) members of the Board of Directors shall
consist of owners or occupants of property located within the District
and, in accordance with the by-laws, shall be elected to the Board of
Directors by owners and/or occupants of property included within the
District. Any vacancies with regard to these elected members shall be
filled by a majority of the Board members for the balance of the term.
These members shall initially be appointed by the Mayor to serve
until their respective successors are elected pursuant to the provisions
of the bylaws.
2. Employ such persons as may be required, and fix and pay their
compensation from funds available to the corporation;
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3. Apply for, accept, administer and comply with the requirements
respecting an appropriation of funds or a gift, grant or donation of
property or money;
4. Make and execute agreements which may be necessary or convenient
to the exercise of the powers and functions of thc corporation,
including contracts with any person, firm, corporation, governmental
agency or other entity;
5. Administer and manage its own funds and accounts and pay its own
obligations;
6. Borrow money from private lenders for periods not to exceed 180
days from governmental entities for that or longer periods;
7. Fund the improvement for the exterior appearance of properties in thc
District through grants or loans. Standards for eligibility and for
terms of such granted and loans shall be established by the Board of
Directors.
8. Fund the rehabilitation of properties in the District through grants or
loans. Standards for eligibility and for terms of such grants and loans
shall be established by the Board of Directors.
9. Accept, purchase, rehabilitate, sell, lease or manage property in the
District;
10. Enforce the conditions of any loan, grant, sale or lease made by the
corporation;
11. Provide security, sanitation and other services to the District,
supplemental to those provided normally by the municipality;
12. Undertake improvements designated to increase the safety or
attractiveness of the District to businesses which may wish to locate
there or to visitors to thc District including, but not limited to, litter
cleanup and control, landscaping, parking areas and facilities,
recreational and rest areas, pursuant to pertinent regulations of the
Borough of Carteret.
13. Publicize the District and the businesses included within the District
boundaries;
14. Recruit new businesses to fill vacancies in, and to balance the
business mix of, the District;
15. Organize special events in the District;
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16. Provide special parking arrangements for the District; and
17. Provide temporary decorative lighting in the District.
SECTION 8. Annual Budget, Hearing and Assessments,
a. The fiscal year of the District and of the Management
Corporation shall be the calendar year. The Mayor and
Council will establish the initial budget with the assistance of
the Board of Directors of the district Management
Corporation. Hereafter, the district Management Corporation
shall submit no later than December 1 of each year detailed
annual budget for the following year for approval by the
Mayor and Council.
The budget shall be processed and adopted by the Borough on or before April 1st of
each year in accordance with the procedures set forth in N.J.S.A. 40:56-84.
b. The budget shall be submitted with a report, which explains how the
budget contributes to goals and objectives for the Special
Improvement District. The budget shall be reasonable itemized,
including any different tax rate or different tax tier for various
properties within the District, and shall include a summary of the
categories of cost properly chargeable as follows:
(1) The amount of such costs to be charges against the general
funds of the municipality, if any;
(2) The amount of costs to be charged and assessed against
properties benefited in the District in proportion to benefits
which shall be the aggregate of costs of annual improvements
to be made in the District during the ensuing year;
(3) The amount of costs, if any, to be specifically taxed against
properties in the District.
c. Each year, when the Mayor and Council shall have acted on the
estimated costs and/or on the budget, the municipal assessor shall
prepare an assessment roll setting forth separately the amounts to be
specifically assessed against the benefited and assessable properties in
the District. Descriptions of such properties, and the names of the
then current owners of such properties, so far as names are available,
shall be included in each annual assessment roll. The assessment roll,
when so prepared, shall be filed in the office of the municipal clerk
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and be there available for inspection. The Mayor and Council shall
annually meet to consider objections to the amounts of such special
assessments at least 10 days atter a notice of heating has been
published once in the official newspaper and mailed to the named
owners of all tracts, parcels on lots of property proposed to be
assessed. The notice shall set forth the time and place of meeting, and
set forth the purpose of such meeting, but may refer to the assessment
roll for further particulars. When the governing body shall have
approved the amounts of the special assessments set forth therein, or
as may be changed by it, the municipal clerk shall forthwith certify a
copy of the assessment roll, with such changes, if any, to the
Middlesex County tax board.
d. For the purpose of this section, "annual improvements, "shall mean
and include any reconstruction, replacement or repair of trees and
plantings and other facilities of the Special Improvement District and
the furnishing of any other local improvement which benefits
properties within the District. For the purpose of this act "costs"
shall, with respect to annual improvements to and operation and
maintenance of the Special Improvement District, mean costs of
annual improvements; and all other costs, including planning costs,
incurred or to be incurred in connection with annual improvements to
and operation and maintenance of the District.
e. Moneys appropriated and collected on account of annual
improvement costs, and costs of operating and maintaining a Special
Improvement District, shall be credited to a special account. The
Mayor and Council may incur the annual costs of improving,
operating and maintaining a Special Improvement District, during any
fiscal year, though not specifically provided for by line item or other
category in an approved estimate for such fiscal year, if in its
discretion it shall be deemed necessary to provide for such an annual
improvements or operation or maintenance prior to the succeeding
fiscal year and so long as the total amount of the account as approved
for that year is not exceeded by that expenditure. Any balanced to the
credit of the account and remaining nnexpended at the end of the
fiscal year shall be conserved and applied towards the financial
requirements of the succeeding year.
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f. The Mayor and Council shall pay over funds to the Management
Corporation quarterly on the first day of March, June, September, and
December each year.
SECTION 9. Annual Audit of District Management Corporation
The district Management Corporation shall cause an annual audit of
its books, accounts and financial transactions to be made and filed with the
Mayor and the Council and for that purpose the corporation shall employ a
certified public accountant of New Jersey. The annual audit shall be
completed and filed with the governing body within four months after the
close of the fiscal year of the corporation, and a certified duplicate copy of
the audit shall be filed with the Director of the Division of Local Government
Services in the Department of Community Affairs within five days of the
filing of the audit with the Mayor and Council.
SECTION 10. Annual Report to Municipality
The district Management Corporation shall, within 30 days after the
close of each fiscal year, make an annual report of its activities for the
preceding fiscal year to the Mayor and Clerk of the Borough.
SECTION 11. Municipal Powers Retained
Notwithstanding the creation of the Special Improvement District, the
Borough of Carteret expressly retains its police powers and other rights and
authority over the area designated as within the Special Improvement
District. No improvements or modifications shall be made to any public
property with the prior formal approval of the Borough Governing Body.
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SECTION 12. Severability.
If any provision of this Ordinance or the application thereof to any
person or circumstance is held invalid, such holding shall not affect other
provisions or applications of the Ordinance and to this end the provisions of
this Ordinance are severable.
SECTION 13. Effective Date.
This Ordinance shall take effect immediately after passage and
publication as required by law.
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Adopted on first reading of the Council of thc Borough of Carteret, N.J,, on Novlember 17, 2003
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Block Lot ! Qual ! Property Location _ [ Block t Lot Qu~_ Property Location
' ~' 2.2 ..... ~80 Middlesex Ave. 9.3 23.2 l-~alt I~le~Rdl
, 21~ . 400 Port Caxteret Dr. i,. 9'5 ~. 32.'1~ -' _ Salt Meadow Rd. La~yette St. -
I 2. 1000 Port Carteret Dr. 10
1 2.11 ~ 580 Port Carteret Dr. [
L i 10 sal - adow
'3.022"2 P°rtC'e Dr' l° 3.2.A Sa,t Meadow Rd. --
1' 5.~1 '-~"J 50 Middlesex Ave. -' lV 3.3 Salt Meadow Rd.
-_ 1~ ~ 24 Middlesex Ave. i 10 .-'T-_ . Salt Meadow-Rd.
I 4 Salt Meadow Rd.~ i~0~ $ Salt Meadow Rd.
4 2 CO 100 100 Middlesex Ave.~_ 10 7~ Salt Meadow Rd.
4 '~ C0200- 100 Middlesex Ave. [ 10 ~-' Salt
Meadow
Rd.
4 2 C0300 100 Middlesex Ave.] 10 9 Salt Meadow Rd.
4 2 C0400~ ' 100 Middlesex Ave. 10 10 Salt Meadow Rd.
4 4 Middlesex Ave. ~ 10 12 Salt Meadow Rd.
5.i 2 220 Roosevelt Ave. I- ~"~6- 31 'T
__ 13 ' ' Salt Meadow Rd.
5. I 6 182 Roosevelt Ave./ 10 - 14~ Salt Meadow Rd.
5.2- i.1 OffRoosevelt Ave. ~- 10 15 ~ Salt Meadow Rd.
5.2 1.2 Off Roosevelt Ave..~- 10 16J Salt Me'~ow Rd.
5.2 1.03 5000 lndustr/al Ave.~1 10 17 ~ Salt Meadow Rd.
5.2 2.2 351 Roosevelt Ave. 10 18 Salt Meadow Rd.
5.2
3
40O
Roosevelt
Ave. I 10 19 Salt Meadow Rd.
5.2 4.3 Roosevelt Ave.TM 10 20 Salt Meadow Rd.
5.2 5 Roosevelt Ave. 10 21 Salt Meadow Rd.
6.1 5 500 Roosevelt Ave. 10 22 Salt Meadow R-~
6.1 6 377 Roosevelt Ave. 10 24 Salt Meadow Rd. ~
6.1 _~8_ 350 Roosevelt Ave. 10 25 Salt Meadow R~I.
6.2]12 259 Roosevelt Ave. 11.1' 3~1 ' Salt Meadow Rd.
6.3 19.01 237 Roosevelt Ave. 11,1~_. Salt Meadow Rd.
6.3 19.02 Irving St. 1 i~1 5 I Salt Meadow Rd.
7 1 500 Roosevelt Ave. 11.1 i 8~
. Salt Meadow Rd.
8 ~ E. Roosevelt Ave. [ ~ -]- 10 ~ Salt Meadow Rd.
8 2 500 Roosevelt Ave.~__ 11.1~ 11 Salt Meadow Rd.
' ~ ~ Salt Meadow Rd.
8 3 Lafayette St. 11-1'i'
9.1 I LafayeRe St. ~---' 11 ~ i 3 Salt Meadow Rdl
9.1 2 Lafayette St. . ~l 11.1 _ 14 Salt Meadow Rd.
__ 9.1 3 Salt Meadow Rd. __~. 1 15 Salt Meadow Rd.
9.1 4 Salt Meadow Rd. I 1.1 ~ -16 Salt Meadow Rd.
9.1 4.1 Salt Meadow Rd. ~!!~ IIii] i~,~ saltM~iow~Rdl
9.1 4.2 Salt Meadow Rd. I 11.1 21 Salt Meadow Rd.
9.1 18.2 Salt Meadow Rd.~-- ~ 11.1 28 Salt Meadow Rd.
9.2 15.1 Salt Meadow Rd. 11.1 23.1 i 37 Salt Meadow Rd.
9.2 15.4 ~_ j Beverly St. 11.1 31.1 Salt Meadow Rd.
9.2 22~ Salt Meadow Rd.~ t 1. ~ 36 Salt Meadow Rd.
9.3 4.3 Salt Meadow Rd. ~ 11.1 37 Salt Meadow Rd.
~.~ ~.'1 Salt Meadow Rd.1~, 11.1 38 Salt Meadow Rd.
9.3 5.2 Salt Meadow Rd. 11.1 40 ~ Salt Meadow Rd.
9.3 i 6.1 Salt Meadow Rd. 11.1 41 Salt Meadow Rd.
9.3 6.2 Salt Meadow Rd. 11.1 42 Salt Meadow Rd~
9.3 7 Salt Meadow Rd. 11.1 43 Salt Meadow Rd.
9.3 8.1 I Salt Meadow Rd. 11.1 4~ Salt Meadow Rd.
9.3 9 Salt Meadow Rd. 11. I 50 Salt Meadow Rd.
9.3 10~ Salt Meadow Rd. [ 11,1 52 - ' Salt Meadow Rd.
9.3 12 Salt Meadow Rd.~- 11.1 ~ 58 Salt Meadow Rd.
9.3 14.2 Salt Meadow Rd. i 11.~/ 60 Salt Meadow Rd.
9.3 14.3 Salt Meadow Rd. 11.1 ~ 62 Salt Meadow Rd.
9.3 . _ 14.01 __ Salt Meadow Rd. 11.2 -~6.1 Roosevelt Ave.
9.3 17.3 Salt Meadow Rd. fl.2 ~.2 1000 Roosevelt Ave.
9,3 17.4 Salt Meadow Rd. !J.3 56. _Adj~NJ_Tpke Auth ~-
9.3 17.6 Salt Meadow Rd. 11.3 ~ 59 Salt Meadow Rd.
9.3_ 18.1 Salt Meadow Rd. ~ tl.3 61 _.~t Salt Me ~a~ 0~, Rd~..
9.3 19.1 Salt Meadow Rd. 28 1 ~ 26 Dalber~ St.
9.3 19.2 Salt Me, ow Rd. 29 I Roosevelt Ave.
9.3 20.1 Salt Meadow Rd. 29 3.2 Oakwood Ave.
9.3 20.2 Salt Meadow Rd.
29 4 1502 Roosevelt Ave.
9.3 21 Salt Meadow Rd. ]. 2~ ~..0~' 1502 Roosevelt Ave.
/
Roosevelt Ave.
9.3 23.1 ~ Salt Meadow Rd. 29 _ 5 (Strip Mall)
_m°ck Lot t Qua! Property Location ~_ Block ~ Loc Qua] Property Location
29 6 1540 Roosevelt Ave. 100 9 W~ingto~Ave-.
29 7 1560 Roosevelt Ave. ' 103 15 283~ashington Ave.
_30 3 Oalbert St. ] 109 2 f[ 2 Holmes St.
49.1 3 600 Blah' Rd.~ 112 12~-' 1 Holmes St.
_ 49.1 4 100 Wesley White Dr. '-- ---- 113 ' 1.02 / 800 Roosevelt Ave.
49.1 9 600 Milik St. --i13~ 1.0~3
_~ 760 Roosevelt Ave.
49.1 10 200 Milik St. 113 2 66 Grant Ave.
_49.2 2 50 Bryla St. ~- 113 3[ 60 Grant-Ave~
49.2 3 800 Milik St.I 113 4/ i 58 Grant Ave.
49.2 _4 ___ 1000Mil-ikSt. [ ~ 113 6'~ 37HaywardAv~.
49.2 5 1200 Milik St. [ ~ 113 7- i ~--~5 Hayward~vv~.
49.3 1.01 110 Minue St.2 113 ~ Salt Meadow Rd. --
4~:3 1.02 '-- 120 Minue St. ] 126 I I-- 117 Grant Ave.
50.1 5 1159 Roosevelt Ave. , 127 17] 756 Roosevelt Ave.
50.1 9 I Minue St. ~ t30 ')4 ~ / 652 Roosevelt Ave.
50.1 10 Pendro Avenue~ 131 10[ 594 Roosevelt Ave.
50.1 , 12 Pendro Avenue 131 12 606 Roosevelt Ave.
50.1 16 i 45 Ivanltski Terr. :~ 132 2 ~ 590 Roosevelt Ave.
__50.1 17 GulmoPlace I 132 ~ 29
578 Roosevelt Ave.
50.1 20.1 8 Germak Dr.~- 136 46.2 ~ 558 Roosevelt Ave.
50.1 26.1 20 Pekola Terr. 137 9 24 Lefferts St.
50.1 26.~ 30 Pekola Terr.-- [ 137 12 Lefferts St.
50.1 27 1100 Milik St./ 137 13 Lefferts St.
50.1 28 900 Milik St. [ 137 14 ] Lefferts St.
50.1 29.02 700 Milik St. 137 15 48 Lefferts St.
50.1 32.01 100 M~nue~S.~. 140 I 526 Roosevelt Ave.
50.1 32.04 60 Minue St. 140 2 528 Roosevelt Ave.
50.2 1.1 300 Milik St. ] 140 9 8 Railroad Ave.
50.2 i.2 500 Milik St. 140 10 Railroad Ave.
50.2 2 100 Milik St. 140 lli 18 Railroad Ave.
64.1 .... 1 ~ 1500 Blair Rd. 140 12~ 28 Railroad Ave.
64.1 2 700 Federal Blvd. [- 140 13 [ 34 & 38 Railroad Ave.
64.1 3 1600 Blair Rd.1' 14~ 15I Railroad Ave.
64.1 4.03 Blair Rd. 140 ~ 16 I Lafayette St.
64.1 4.1 I000 Blair Rd.__ 140 17~ 51 Lafayette St.
_ 64.1 4.05 25~B~lair Rd. ' 14~ I [ 41 Lafayette St.
_ 64.1 4.06 2500 Blair Rd~ 141 2 ~ 520 Roosevelt Ave.
64.14.07 2500 Blair Rd. ~ 141 i 3 i 500RooseveltAve'
64.1 6.1 Blair Rd. 141 4 512 Roosevelt Ave.
6~4.1 7.01 110 Raskulmecz Rd. 142 3 513-515 Roosevelt Ave.
64.1 7.02 100 Raskulinecz Rd. 142 4 511 Roosevelt Ave.
64.1 8.01 900 Federal Blvd. 142 12 20 Lafayette St.
64.1 9 1300 Federal Blvd. 143 1 535-537 Roosevelt Ave.
64.1 9.01 1300 Federal Blvd. 143 9 525 Roosevelt Ave.
64.1 9.02 1300 Federal Blvd. 144 2 44-46 Fitch St.
64.2 1 700 Blair Rd. 144 5 583 Roosevelt Ave.
64.2 2 200 Federal Blvd. 144 8 573 Roosevelt Ave.
64.2 3 800 Blair Rd. 144 9 i 569-571 Roosevelt ~ve.
__64.2 4 400 Federal Blvd. 144 17[ Roosevelt Ave.
64.2 5.1 600 Federal Blvd. -' ~" 1~9~. 613 Roosevelt Ave.
64.2 5.2 800 Federal Blvd. 146 15
64.2 6.01 t 3 Self Blvd. 148 4 677 Roosevelt Ave.
_~.64.2 6.02 1000 Federal Blvd.~ [i 148 28 695 Roosevelt Ave.
64.2 6.03 7 Self Blvd. 1~49 1 128 Washington Ave.
64.2 6.04 11 Self Blvd. 149 2 130,136 Washington Ave
64.2 6.05 15 Self Blvd. 1--~2 ~6 325 Pers _h~ g Ave:.
64.2 6.06 19 Self Blvd. 152 17- , 321 Pershing Ave.
64.2 6.07 18 Self Blvd. r 153 1
314 Pershing Ave.
6~.2 6.08 "l 14 Self Blvd.~ 153 16? 30 Sharot St.'-
64.2 6.09 _~ 10 Self Blvd. ~ 155 1 I _R~n. dolph
Randolph St.
__64.2 6.10 6 Self Blvd. 155 2 & W. of NJTRR
64.2 6.11 2 Self Blvd. 157 I0 35 Randolph St.
64.2 7 1400 Federal Blvd. 157 11 33 Randolph St.
96 .. 1 801 Roosevelt Ave. 158 I. 1 296 Pershing Ave. --
99 5 247 Washington Ave. 158 4
Rand,Persh Av&Sharot St
100 !~7 265 Washington Ave. ~ 160 20 . 30~7 Pershi~_g Ave.
Block Lot Qual Prop~.~ Location i Block ~l~lt ~ua~ P~rty Location
164 I 743 Roosevelt Ave. -~ 253 64 Roosevelt Ave.
164 2 735 Roosevelt Ave. / 253 I 2~ 68 Roosevelt Ave.
_ 1 ~ 6 729 Roosevelt Ave. 253 3 72-74-76 Roosevelt Av~.
166 i 15 270 W~hington Ave. 253 4 I Roosevelt Avenue
168 10 9_2~g~ St. 253 5 ' 71 Essex Stm~et
168 __ _ 1~1. 94 Edgar St. --- ~__ 253 6 67 Essex Street
181 10 '---~22~ashin--~on Ave. 253 7 Essex Street
186 7.1 I 1 Louis St. 254 1 62 Pets~ Ave.
Washington Ave. 1 254 2 77 Roosevelt Ave~
186 7.2 160 Washington Ave. i~ 25~--.! 6 91 Roosevelt Ave
186 7.4 MaRhew Ave. ----i 254 7 99-101 Roosevelt Ave
188 8 243 Pershin Ave. ~ --
194---- 5--' g A' .~ 254 8 89 Roosevelt Ave
202 ~ 21-25 Cooke Ave. j 85 Roosevelt Ave.
- -- 254 10 81-83 Roosevelt Ave.
_ 203 24 Cooke Ave. I' 254 ~ 12 75~sevelt,~v~.
204 7 65 Locust St. ~_~ 254 13 71 Roosevelt Ave.
206 10 __ 51 Locust St. 254 14 67-69 R~sevelt Ave.
207 3 4 Cooke Ave. 255 1 i 74 Pershi~g~ve~
208 1 50-52 Washington Ave. ~1 259 19 18 McKinley Ave.
208 2 54 Washington Ave. I 260 7 -- 63-65 Roosevelt Ave.
208 3__ ~ 56-58 Washington Ave. ~ 260 8 61 Roosevelt Ave.~-
208 ~4 60 Washington Ave. t - 26~ 10 ' ' 55-57 Roosevelt Ave.
208.._ 5 -~---- ~ 62 Washin~ten Ave. 260 12 i 47-49 Roosevelt Av~
208 9 Pershing Ave. -- ~--260 13 45 Roosevelt Ave.
208_ 1.0] Ver ingAve. 260 15 33-35 ouseveaAveW
208 14 1%19 Cooke Ave & Irvingtoo St. l 261 2 52-54 Roosevelt Ave.
208 15 11-15 Cooke Ave. i 261 3 56 & 58 Roosevelt Ave.
208 16 9 Cooke Ave. 261 4 --~ 62 Roosevelt Ave.
208 17 5-7 Cooke Ave. -! 261 5 Essex Street
208 1~8 .... 44-4_6~Washington Ave. 4 261 6 Essex SWeet --
209 3 76-78 Washing_on Ave. , 267 1 Edwin Street
12 84-86 2673 o r men st.
212 11 3 124 Washin~ton Ave. ~ 267 6 ~ 300 Middlesex Ave.
213 14.1 Washington A~e- & Cyp~r_es_s 4 272 3 12 Roosevelt Ave.
213 14.2 rinaen st. & wash_in t _'n . _ 272 4 14 Roosevelt Ave.
213 15 Washington Ave. & Linden St. 272 .... 7 -- 28 & 30 R--0os~velt~ve,
213 16 Linden St. - 272 11 4244 Roosevelt Ave.
214 14 137 Wash~ington Ave. 273 11 7 Roosevelt Ave.
214 15 135 Was~hingt~on~Ave. __ 273 12 3 Roosevelt Ave.
214 16 129 W~ Av~e. 292 ~ 2 Roosevelt Ave.
219 1 67 Washington Ave. 362 1 1501 Roosevelt Ave.
219 2 65 Washington Ave. 363 I Roosevelt Avenue
219 4 59-61 Washin~nn Ave. 372 1 1313 Roosevelt Ave.
219 5
55 Was ngtonAve. 372 1 etma r.
219 T-15 Atl,ati S et /37 6 i 1335Rooseve, Ave.
219 17 56~58 ~eret Ave. I 372 7.1 1329 Roosevelt Ave.
219 19 62 Car~t Ave. & Pershing Ave. ~ 372 ~ 7.2 1365 Roosevelt Ave.
220 I 43-45 Washington Ave. 372 l0 1375 Roosevelt Ave.
220 2 47 Washington Ave. t 372 11 Roosevelt Avenue
220 6 ~ 29-31 ~t~hln~on Ave. 372 12 1375 Roosevelt Ave.
221 3 21 Washington Ave. [~ 372 16 I 52 Orchard St.
221 8 21 Locust St. - 3~3 17 Seagrave Ave
222 7 12 Locust St. 373 1 ~ 1299 Roosevelt Ave.
222 17 211 Roosevelt Ave. 373 3 ]' ~ 1297 Roosevelt Ave.
_ 222 __ ~ 1~9 ...... 205 Roosevelt Ave. - 373 5 1275 Roosevelt Ave.
222 20 Roosevelt Avenue -' - 37~- 7~ 1249 Roosevelt Ave.
222 21 199 Roosevelt Ave. --~
373 ~98 1247-A Roosevelt Ave.
222 _! 23 __ 191 Roosevelt Ave. t~ 373 1247 Roosevelt Ave.
222 28 Roosevelt Avenue 373 10 1245 Roosevelt Ave.
222 29 _ 169 Roosevelt Ave. ~ 373 13 1241 Roosevelt Ave.
222 30 2 Carteret Ave. i 373 ~ 14 / Roosevelt Ave.
225 5 132 Pershing Ave. 373 ~ 15 1239 Roosevelt A~Ve.
240 24 107 Roosevelt Ave. 373 18 i 179 R~sevelt Ave.
241 1 I 150 Roosevelt Ave. 374 27 Roosevelt Ave.
242~. 2 Roosevelt Avenue 374 34 1001 Roosevelt Ave. -
242 5 Roosevelt Avenue 374 36 '- 837 Roosevelt Ave.
243 i 3 88 Roosevelt Ave. [ 375 i 25.01 [ 835 Roosevelt Ave.
Block Lot Qual Pro_petty Location I Block Lot ~ua Prupeity-Locati~n
375 25.02 __ 835 Roosevelt Ave.
500 4.01 Roosevelt Avenue
500 4.02 ___~ Roosevelt Avenue --
700 I Roosevelt Avenue
700 ~ -- Roosevelt Avenue
700 3 ........ ~ .....
Pipe Line I Various
Pipe Line 2 Various
Pipe Line 3 Various
'ipe Line 4 Various
Pipe Line 5 Various
Pi Line --
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Pipe Line 7 Various
Affidavit of Publication
Publisher's Fee $913.00 Affidavit Charge $20.00
State of New Jersey } ss.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY
Personally appeared LINDA DIAZ
of the [-Zome ~Tews 3'~bune, a newspaper printed In Freehold, NJ and published In NEPTUNE, In said
County and State, and of general circulation In said county, who being duly sworn, deposeth and salth
that the advertisement of which the annexed Is a true copy, has been published In the said newspaper
1 (ONEI times, once In each Issue, as follows
11/20/93,
PATRICIA W. TOWNSEND A.D., 2003
NOTARY PUBLIC OF NEW JERSEY a~l ed~b~fo
_ I~i¥ OMMISSI S OCT. 2, 2005 sworn b re me this
"~~~/~, ~/~/~j~ ~ -~ 20,h day of November, A.D.,2003
Notary Public of New Jersey'
BOROUGH OF CARTERET
ORDINANCE #03-47
ORDINANCE CREATING A SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT WiTHIN
THE BOROUGH OF CARTERET AND DESIGNATING A DISTRICT
MANAGEMENT CORPORATION
WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council regard the business community as a vital economic and sccial force in
and
WHEREAS. a Special Improvement Stearin Committee cons st
officials of the Borough, has concluded th~at the long term economic and social well being of the business c
Borough can best be obtained and maintained b the treat on o a Special Improvement District and the designati~
private corporation to improve the affairs of theYbus ness community and to provide for the construction and maintenance of
amenities improvements, and facilities to foster and promote economic activity and tourism within the Borough' and
WHEREA~, the Steering Committee, based upon its findings and conclusions, has reported to the Mayor and Bor(~ugh Coun~
urged the adoption of an ordinance creating a Special Improvement District as well as the desi nation of a non-profit corporal
manage the anticipated services, improvements and programs of the Spec a mprovement ~str ct; and ·
WHEREAS after considering the findings and conc us ons resu tng from the efforts of the Steering Committee and the Borough's
rofessional staff, it is the sense of the Governin Body that it is appropriate to enac a S ecial Im rovement District Ordinance,
~ecause the designated area within the mun cip~ity, the municipahty and the public woul~jObenefit Rom the creation of a Special
Im rovement District and the establishment ora District Mina ement Corporation.
N~BP~'~, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and Councilor the Borough of Carteret, pursuant to N J,S~. 40:56-65 etseR as
follows, --
SECTION 3. ~reatlon of I~iatrict
with regard to taxes should be taken in the usual manner to he M ddlesex County Board of Taxation or to the Tax Court, This
appeal seeking exclusion from the District and an assessment and taxing provisions of this Ordinance, shall be in writing and
sp~cificalJy detail the factual basis for the appeal. ~he Assessor shall investigate the matter and conduct an informal hearing or
conferehce within thirty (30) da s of receipt of the appeal. Wthn ten (10) days after the concuson o the informal hearing or
conference, the Assessor shall filYe a report and recommendation within the Governing Body. The Governing Body shall review the
matter and act within thirty (30) days upon receipt of the report and recommendation from the assessor.
eligibility an~Dfor terms of such ~ranted and loans shal~be estab shed by the Board of ~irector~
64.26.0814 Self Blvd.1531630 Sharot St,
64.2 6.09 10 Self Blvd. 155 ! ! Randolph St.
64.2 R.]O 6 Self Blvd. 155 2 Randolph St. & W. of NJTRR
64.2 6. I1 2 Self Blvd. 157 10 35 Randolph St.
64.2 · 1400 Federal Blvd. 157 ll
33 Randolph St,
96 I 801 Roosevelt Ave. 158 1.1 296 Pershing Ave.
99 5 247 Washington Ave~ 158 4 Rand..Persh, Av & Sharot St.
]CO 7 265 Washington Ave. 160 20 307 Pershin Ave.
lC:~ i 743 Roosevelt Ave, 253 i 64 Roosevelt[Ave.
164 2 735 Roosevelt Ave. 253 2 68 Roosevelt Ave.
164 6 729 Roosevelt Ave. 253 3 72-74-76 Roosevelt Ave.
166 15 270 Washington Ave. 253 4 Roosevelt Ave.
]68 10 92 Edgar St. 253 5 71 Essex Street
168 ]] 94 Ed ar St.
181 10 222 ~N~ 253 6 67 Essex Street
shington Ave. 253 · Essex Street
]83 22 ! Louis St. 254 1 62 Pershing Ave.
]86 7.1 Washington Ave. 254 2 77 Roosevelt Ave,
186 7.2 160 Washington Ave. 254 6 9! Roosevelt Ave.
186 7.4 Matthew Ave. 254 7 99 10! Roosevelt Ave.
188 8 243 Pershing Ave. 254 8 89 Roosevelt Ave.
Affidavit of Publication
Publisher's Fee $14.96 Affidavit Charg$ $20.00
State of New Jersey } ss.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY
Personally appeared LINDA DIAZ
of the Home ~l'ews Tz'i]3une, a newspaper printed In Freehold, NJ and published In NEPTUNE, In said
County and state, and of general circulation In said county, who being duly sworn, deposeth and salth
that the advertisement or which the annexed Is a true copy, has been published In the said newspaper
1 (ONE) times, once In each Issue, as follows
NOT. IJR¥ OJ l~. j~ hr. ......... A.D., ZOO3
MYCOMMISSI~s OCT. 2, 2005 sworn and subscribed ~efore me this
~~~ ~, /~ ~ ~~ 29th day or December, A.D., 2~3
Notary P~ic of New Jer~y ' - -
,.~O~.~.T 2~ ~,,.
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