HomeMy Public PortalAbout2003/02/13 FEBROARY 13, 2003
An Agenda Meeting of the Mayor and Council of the Borough of AGENDA MEETING
Carteret preceding the Regular Meeting of February 20, 2003 was held
on February 13, 2003, Municipal Court/Police Facility, 230 Roosevelt
Avenue, Carteret, New Jersey.
The following were noted present: NOTED PRESENT
Mayor Daniel J. Reiman
Councilmembers Krum ,, Naples
Parisi
" Rios
,' Sitarz
,, Sosnowski
Also noted present was Borough Attorney Robert J. Bergen, Esq.
Statement of Meeting Notice - Mailed to the Home News Tribune, STATENENT OF
The Star Ledger and posted on the bulletin board on February 7, 2003. MEETING NOTICE
Minutes for Approval - January 16, 2003. lqlNIJTE$ FOR APPROVAL
ORDINANCES - First Reading ORDINANCE -
FIRST READING
1. #03-08 Bond Ordinance, Appropriating $500,000.00, Re: Green
Acres.
Public Hearing PtIBLIC HEARING
1. #03-03 "CAP" Ordinance to Exceed Index Rate Less Than 5%
Limitatio: for the Year 2003.
2. #03-04 Ordinance Appropriating $585,519.00 from the NJ
Education Facilities Authority for Construction of a New Library and
Senior Citizen's Center.
3. #03-05 Re-Appropriating $484,519.00 for Improvement to
Borough Hall.
4 #03-06 Amending Salary Ordinance #71-9, Re: Fire
Department.
5 #03-07 Adopting a Redevelopment Plan for the Chrome
Waterfront Redevelopment District.
RESOLUTIONS
RESOLUTIONS-
1. Directing the Issuance of Various Bingo Licenses.
2. Directing the Issuance of Various Raffle Licenses.
3. Creating Handicapped Parking Spaces.
4. Amendment to the 2003 Budget.
5. Authorizing Various Contractors to Perform Rehabilitation of
Homes Pursuant to COAH Regulations.
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RESOLUTIONS 6. Professional Services - Donald Norbut, T&M Associates, Re:
Borough Engineer 2003.
7. Professional Services - Robert J: Bergen, Esq., Gill & Chamas, Re:
Borough Attorney for 2003.
Mayor Reiman asked if they were just talking about the contracts.
The Municipal Clerk replied yes.
COMMENTS
Councilmember Parisi said didn't they approve those on january t .
APPLICATIONS APPLICATIONS:
1. Pen's Ram Taxi - 2003 License Renewal.
2. Carteret Volunteer Fire Co., #2-Approval of new member James
McFadden.
COMMUNICATION S COMMUNICATIONS:
1. City of Linden Planning Board Notice that they have adopted
the Re-examination of the Master Plan.
2. Borough of Point Pleasant - Resolution urging NJ Legislature to
introduce legislation to reform the inequitable property tax system
used to fund schools in NJ.
Mayor Reiman addressed the Borough Attorney and asked him to
review that and put a resolution on but make sure it is the one that the
League of Municipalities is supporting.
3. Township of Woodbridge Planning Board - Public Hearing,
February 19, 2003 - Re: Re-examination of Master Plan.
Mayor Reiman directed the Municipal Clerk to find out if Linden gave
a copy of their Master Plan to Tony Neibert.
The Municipal Clerk said they finally got a copy.
COMMENTS
Mayor Reiman said to get a copy of Woodbridge's and see how it
affects us with the OEMJ Cherokee site.
Councilmember Naples asked if there was a copy of that resolution.
The Municipal Clerk said she had a copy of the resolution.
PAYMENT OF BILLS PAYMENT OF BILLS:
1. List of bills properly audited and signed.
REPORTS REPORTS:
1. Inspection of Buildings - January 2003.
2. Office of the Disabled - 2002 Annual Report.
3. Tax Collector - 2002 Annual Report.
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MATTERS FOR DISCUSSION: MATTERS FOR
DISCUSSION
1. T&M Associates - Sewer Usage, Re: LM Foods.
Mayor Reiman asked if everyone had a copy of that, and was it put in
his or he~ bins?
The Municipal Clerk replied yes.
The Mayor said that L&M Foods is trying to change the way they are
using their sewer fee. Basically, what it is is where all the companies
pay and the industry pays what they are metered on what comes into COMMENTS
their plant. They use a significant amount of that in the baking process;
it is part of the mixture. They want to pay on what they dump into the
sewer system. The Mayor said his only concern with that would be
that the residents pay based upon what they use too. He said he doesn't
think they should have a large break...
Councilmember Rios said the Mayor was right. All the residents pay
on their donsumption not what they are putting back into the system.
We are not paying for processing that water so why should they be any
different.
Mayor Rieman said he had a few questions that may be of a legal
nature and we are better off discussing them in Closed Session.
2. Library Board Appointment. APPOINTMENT TO
LIBRARY BOARD
Mayor Reiman said he would like to appoint Dennis DiMascio to the
Library Board. He'll be replacing JeffPino.
3. Robert Kately - Requesting bids be authorized for Chrome Park R. KATELY
Improvements.
Councilmember Krum said they had (inaudible) come in to look over
the tenni~ courts and basketball courts. He said he and Bob Kately
brought them down to Chrome Park and we are trying to get his
designs. When he came up with a price, Mr. Katley thought it was too
high so he went back to the gentleman and told him to just give them
the area of Carteret Park, fences and so forth.
4. Bids Received: a) Phase II Manhole Rehabilitation b) Passenger BIDS RECEIVED
Bus.
Mayor Reiman said he wanted to review the Phase II again. He said he
wants Don Norbut to give them the breakdown of exactly what they
__ are doing with it. Basically it was part of the Killam report, part of the
manhole rehabilitation. They had money set aside but they are looking
to use $160,000.00 to repair the manhole covers. He said he doesn't
see the benefit to the town. He said they should wait and see what and
where they need to be done. If it is not necessary then there is a lot
more we can be doing with money than replacing manhole covers. If
there are safety issues they need to be replaced.
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Mayor Reiman said the Passenger Bus is for the Senior Citizens. It is
being funded by a Grant.
Councilmember Naples said a concern seems to be the Motorized
Jazeys are quite heavy. If you are going to install a lift make sure it is
heavy enough to hold the Jazey.
Mayor Reiman said this bus has a side lift but (inaudible).
BUSINESS TO BE BUSINESS TO BE ADDED-
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Councilmember Parisi said he had something to discuss in Closed
Session, Personnel and Negotiations.
Councilmember Sosnowski said he has something that he would like
to put on for the next meeting the Firefighter of the Year and EMT
Thomas App. He was chosen for his two life saving awards given to
him by the Borough in 2002 and completing an 80 hours training
program for fire investigations given by the National Association for
(inaudible) investigators. Also, there was a meeting today with Police
& Fire Departments and they were discussing the current status we are
in with our alert. One of the things that was discussed was a
notification system for the residents. The old siren system is gone and
they were talking about setting up a new system where we can alert the
town if there was an emergency. They are now looking at putting in
about three sirens at a cost of approximately $20,000.00 for all three.
That is something that they want us to discuss and see if we can find
money in the budget. He said he turned it over to finance to see if
anything can be done ...There is a grant they are applying for they just
don't know if they'll be successful.
Mayor Reiman said he spoke briefly with OEM and some of the
volunteer fireman this afternoon. God forbid there is an emergency or
if they go out of town they could use TV 36. According to Comast
about 95% of the residents have it but we also spoke about the siren
alert to turn to TV 36.
Conncilmember Sosnowski asked what would be the quickest turn
around on that for "36" if we had to put it on in an emergency?
The Municipal Clerk replied that it would depend, it would have to be
typed up and added on.
Councilmember Sitarz said they would have to get a director to do
that.
The Municipal Clerk said Jack Fazekas is doing it, he set the whole
thing up.
Councilmember Sitarz said he wasn't aware of that.
Councilmember Sitarz said he would like the Borough Attorney to
introduce an Ordinance about the billboard signs in Carteret. The
building inspectors get about $6,000.00 a month for one sign.
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Mayor Reiman said there are about a dozen signs in town but two of
them, the ones that were approved off the Turnpike in the last two
years, one of the companies has to provide Carteret with six months of
space. So we get six months and they get six months. The other sign
we have is thirty days four times a year.
Councilmember Sitarz said they should check it anyway and work it
out with Tony Neibert. The other thing he wanted to discuss was The
Borough Attorney working up an ordinance concerning all these cars
stacked up in the junkyard in West Carteret.
Mayor Reiman said they should take a look and go after that property.
It is a significant environmental concern and they do store thousands
and thousands of cars.
Councilmember Sitarz said he would like to propose that they make RE: ltR. I~IALSIt
Mr. A1 Walsh the Borough Photographer for the year at a cost of
$1,500.00.
Mayor Reiman said he has been doing it for the last couple of years so
we can put him on and bill it against that.
Councilmember Parisi said he has never seen any of the pictures that
he has taken.
The Mayor said they all come in to Borough Hall but he has not had a
chance to look at them.
Councilmember Sitarz said he had something to discuss in Closed
Session in reference to personnel.
Councilmember Rios said that on February 26th our Crime Prevention
Bureau with Lieutenant Talalai will be doing a terror preparedness for
all residents. It is not to alarm anyone it is just to educate and give
awareness. He said he spoke to the Chief about it and Lieutenant
Talalai has been putting this program together. He said he will
announce this again at the next Council Meeting. We usually get a lot
of people coming to the meetings and hopefully we'll get more. It will
be a 6:30 P.M. at the Community Center. It is important that we tell
everyone. He then said he never thought he would experience anything
like this in his lifetime. We are now reading about saving water,
canned goods and all the things we have to deal with. The Police
Department is trying ...He then said he and the Mayor had a meeting
with the Chief and two Captains and just to give the rest of the Council
a heads up of what we are doing. The Police Committee will be having
a meeting on Tuesday at 6:00 P.M. in the Council Chambers and we
will have negotiations for the Dispatchers Tuesday at 7:00 P.M. He
then reported that he had something for Closed Session, personnel and
__ recycling. He said he spoke to Councilmember Sitarz and we are
paying to have our tires recycled and it is costing us between $300.00
to $500.00 a year. Our Recycling Coordinator, Sally Mesler said they
could get it done for free. Councilman Rios said he spoke to
Councilman Sitarz that afternoon and he .....
Councilmember Sitarz said the Borough is paying one dollar a tire
when thed take it to the Recycling Center in Newark and we could be
taking them to Woodbridge. There are other places we can take them
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that are free. He then asked the Borough Attorney if he remembered
him talking about the street sweeping on alternate sides of the street ..
In order for us to do that we have to do an Ordinance if it fly's,
correct? In the mean time can we put up temporary signs to see how it
will work out?
The Borough Attorney replied yes, as long as you are not going to
issue summonses.
Councilmember Rios said we can have an electronic drop off at the
Recycling Center that would be of no cost to the Borough. They could
all drop off computers and they are also considering things like stoves
and refrigerators. One thing that was brought to his attention, and they
have to bring this to the attention of the residents, they ha,~e to take
doors off and spread the word because it is a danger to children.
Mayor Reiman said that they will be picking them up if they do not
remove the doors.
Councilmember Sitarz said that sounds great because the Mayor is
talking to T&M about moving the Borough Garage.
Mayor Reiman said they could still advertise about taking the doors
off. The thought that we initiated last year was to move the Public
Works site onto the old sewer plant. We are getting a basic layout
about whether that can be done. They are saying that it is feasible with
DISCUSSION a larger garage (inaudible) and move ahead and use the old sewer plant
property.
Councilmember Rios asked if they would continue to use the same
recycling center.
Mayor Reiman replied yes, as a matter of fact, it will allow for a new
salt shed and new garage.
Councilmember Rios said he had one thing to discuss in the Police
Committee and he would like everyone's opinion on this. For the
summer season, baseball and softball parents should not park, on both
sides of Carteret Avenue between the Middle School to Buchanan
Street because that is an accident waiting to happen. For the Summer
Season from March until August there should be one side parking on
Carteret Avenue.
Councilmember Sitarz said he thought they were going t~, put in a
yellow line three foot off the curb.
Mayor Reiman said they spoke about that. He said they applied for a
Grant to put a pedestrian walkway through. This would take one side
of the islands and make a..
Councilmember Krum said in the Winter no one parks there anyway
so it really doesn't matter. The problem now is the schoolteachers.
At this time there is much discussion between the Mayor and Council
in regards to Carteret Avenue.
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Councilmember Rios said he thinks this is something to consider and
he will consult with Lieutenant Mc Fadden and have him research the
idea and we'll come back to the Mayor and Council ....
Councilmember Parisi said they Could put up a sign that says no
parking after 5:00 P.M.
Councilmember Rios said he had one thing for Closed Session,
personnel.
Councilmember Naples said she had a question of concern in reference
to buildings and incidents that may or may not take place in Borough
Buildings or any concerns that employees may have. Is there any
procedure or policy to follow?
Mayor Reiman said they can implement a policy and procedure and
we should. He said he had a draft copy of a policy manual, which he
will give to her from Lacy Township. At this time the Borough has no
policy or procedure and no manual.
Councilmember Rios said they have been discussing this for some
time now..
The Borough Attorney asked if it was in reference to innocent people
getting hurt. D I S CU S S I ON
Councilmember Naples said what happened today was an employee
-- saw some white powder in an area near her desk and in these times it
is a panic situation. The police came, HazMat came and the Board of
Health came and the bottom line was that it was carpet fresh on the
carpet. She said her concern is if an employee has a concern who
should they report to? Is there a protocol in an emergency or any
situation9 She said she had an employee salary adjustment for Closed
Session. 'Councilmember Naples said on March 16th the Offices of the
Disabled it is Office Awareness Day. What the office is attempting to
do is make it open to the general public as a support for the disabled
population.
Councilmember Krum said the last couple of days they have taken
down the band shelter at Carteret Park ..
Mayor Rciman asked if they had the contract signed for the ...
The Borough Attorney said that was going out that night or the
following morning.
Councilmember Krum said he wanted them to know that they broke
their backs to get the structure down. They saved the steel and
__ hopefully we can use it down the Sewer Plant.
Mayor Reiman said he didn't recall if they authorized the easement
agreement with Kinder Morgan.
The Municipal Clerk said no.
Mayor Reiman said he knew that they spoke about it last year.
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Councilmember Krum said they have twelve weeks of (inaudible)
coming in and we have to find a place to put them.
The Borough Attorney said a motion should be made to authorize the
Mayor to sign that easement. We reviewed that with the developers
and he wanted to make sure there would be no problem later on.
Mayor Reiman said that everyone should know that channel 36 is up.
He said he would be sending out notices to many of the chumhes and
organizations as well as municipal agencies that they can put notices
on there if they want to. We'll we setting some type of standards and
parameters as to what can be put on. Obviously, it has to be something
affecting or dealing with the municipalities or a non-profit
organization for any municipal sponsored event. The Borough
Engineer mentioned John Street and he thinks he will ask them to take
a look at it. He said he was in his office that day and they are probably
going to vote to make that a one way. The other items the Mayor has
are for Closed Session.
MEETING OPENED TO Upon MMS&C, by Councilmembers Rios and Krum and unanimous
PUBLIC affirmative vote of the full membership present, the meeting was
opened to the public.
Mr. Stone said he would like to ask a question about the $584,000.00
from the New Jersey Education Facility Authority. He said he thought
that money was supposed to pay down the debt of the library.
Mayor Reiman replied that if they pay down the debt it will pay back
the back end of the bond so we would still have to pay all the debt.
What it would do is pay off the twentieth year so for one through
nineteen we're still paying all that kind of money and twenty years
from now we would have to miss a payment. Rather than do that and
put that money there it will not benefit the Borough right now but we
are transferring $485 to the rehab of Borough Hall. The State has
approved it along with the Bonding Attorneys.
Mr. Stone apologized and said he still did not understand it. We have
lA million dollars that we can pay down the debt. He said he was at a
Council Meeting a year or two ago and they had one hundred thousand
dollars for the Parks Department and somebody took that money to
pay down the debt and it is the same principal that you told me just
now. It was one tenth of one percent. When the town creates a debt,
and we had the debt with the Library, why don't we take that money,
still maintain the debt and save no money at all and put (inaudible)
into Borough Hall.
Mayor Reiman said because that money will not benefit the residents
today or tomorrow or five or ten years from now. That money and the
debt that was set up was six million dollars in debt incurred in
rehabbing the old supermarket and old liquor store. Six million dollars
in debt was used to improve buildings owned by the municipality. So,
if we take that debt and pay and use that five hundred thousand dollars
and put it towards that bond it will not save us money this year or next
year or for the next nineteen years. It is not as if you can make a
principal payment towards your credit card or your mortgage and it
reduces the amount you pay every year.
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Mr. Stone said his problem is that they created a lot. You said you took
the money for the Library and Senior Citizen Center and this is why
you got the $584,000.00. He said he didn't know when the application
was made but it was made for that purpose and that purpose only. Now
you are saying to forget about that and take $484,000.00 and use it for
Borough Hall.
Mayor Reiman said what it does is frees up the money that is there
because we can't use it to pay down the debt. If they pay down the
debt it will not save them money this year or the next year. It doesn't
reduce the principal and it doesn't reduce the interest it would only pay
off the twentieth year but it will free up $585,000.00 of the debt that
was incurred on that building. It is allowing us to use the money that
was not spent on that building and used it for Borough Hall which has
been falling down for the last thirty years.
Mr. Stone said if they came to him and said give me $584,000.00 but it
will not help me at all he would not give the money to him. You are
saying you have the money and it doesn't help.
Mayor Reiman said the bottom line is that anytime the State wants to
give us money we are going to take it. He said he would love to use
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the money for tax relief but it can t b . (CON ' T)
Mr. Stone said everyone is complaining because the taxes are going
through the roof. He said that was why he thought this would be a
good opportunity but now he sees that the money is being spent
somewhere else and we still have the same debt. He said he had one
more item he would like to discuss and that is collectibles. We are
picked up the first Friday of every month and because of (inaudible)
no one was picked up. He said he has two neighbors that are
handicapped and he had to take theirs to the Borough and dump
them...
Councilmember Sitarz asked why Mr. Stone didn't give them a call
because they would have sent out a truck especially for you.
Mr. Stone said the neighbors had them out and now took them in and
one of the Borough workers told him that he did not understand why
they did not pick it up.
Councilmember Sitarz asked if that was recycling or garbage.
Mr. Stone replied that it was recycling and they get picked up once a
month.
Councilmember Sitar said if that ever happens again ....
Mr. Stone said he read that articles in the paper and if anything like
that happens again to call the Mayor's office.
Unidentified woman said not everyone has cable TV for the terror
notices so they are going to have to come up with another form ....
Councilmember Rios said they will announce it on the bulletin board
at Banick Park. He said he will announce it at the Council Meeting
next week and hopefully a newspaper will pick it up being that there is
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so much news about the antiterrorism attacks that the whole nation
taking. The Superintendent of Parks will put a notice on the bulletin
board and all the people that are involved in the crime watch program,
at no cost to the people and there are meetings every month as far as
different things that can be done. Ways that people can be a little bit
more aware of suspicious charters that might break in to your house.
Scare artist and (inaudible).
Unidentified woman said her concern was the plastic and duct tape
business. They were saying that they are going to tape their windows
and everyone is going to die of asphyxiation. Some people take things
to extreme and they should not be ignored but we do have to make
them aware, especially the older people. They can't plastic up their
entire house.
Councilmember Knun said they should join the crime watch because
every month something will be sent to their homes.
Councilmember Rios said this is a great program and there is no cost
to anyone.
Councilmember Sitarz said he thought the Mayor was going to send it
D I SCU S S ION to every resident.
Mayor Reiman said they were putting together a newsletter. Former
Mayor Sica did it for about twelve years and we are going to do it
again.
Unidentified woman then said she another issue about recycling. She
wanted to know if there was any way; New York State saved a ton of
money with their trees. The trees were brought by the people and the
City owns a chipper. She then asked if the Borough owns a chipper.
Mayor Reiman said we do have a chipper but we can't mulch with it
and there is a difference with the two products.
Unidentified woman asked why, because most chippers do.
Mayor Reiman said what we have doesn't mm it into mulch.
Unidentified woman asked why the Borough have to bare the expense
of picking them up.
Mayor Reiman said that is part of the service provided to the residents.
He said he understood what she was saying but it is included in the
taxes. Would it save money, yes but it would be minimal. We pay
about $12.00 for a twenty yard dumpster.
Councilmember Sitarz said they could make a deal with Daumann
Pallet.
The Mayor said that last year we didn't pay anything for the trees and
leaves. We negotiate every year and Daumarm has given us a host
community fee because they operate a mulcher and wood pallet
factory over there. Like many municipalities, we are going to have to
pay because we do not have a facility to store mulch.
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Unidentified woman said it is usually for immediate recycle. We can
use it in ....
Councilmember Sitarz said that would be if you want a (inaudible)
chip but if you want the (inaudible).
Unidentified woman said she understood that.
Mayor Reiman directed Councilmember Sitarz to look and see what
we are paying and if we are paying. If in fact we can and we have the
equipment, mulch it and stick it in a twenty yarder and let the residents
come and get it that would be great. It is worth looking into.
The unidentified woman then asked about old computers.
The Mayor said that was what Councilmember Rios just said about
paying to get rid of electrionics. Right now we pay for that.
Unidentified woman said Community Development in Metuchen will
take computers because they refurbish them and give them to people
who don't have them.
Mayor Reiman said they except quite a few donations and most of the
computers in the Senior Center came in through the County's Social
Services. He said he thought what she was talking about was basically
junk but we can notify channel 36 to announce it or as part of the
newsletter and maybe we can do something with that.
She then asked about leaving trash and recycling out other than the
days they be not supposed to be. John Street and she is not sure if it is
garbage or recycles but it has been there for two weeks.
Councilmember Padsi asked if it was cans or bags.
Unidentified woman said she was not sure..
Councilmember Krum asked if there were blue cans there.
She said there was a combination, you don't really know all the time.
It has been there for weeks.
Mayor Reiman said they would have the Recycling Coordinator ..
everything falls on a Friday and Monday during the holidays.
Upon MMS&C by Councilmembers Rios and Parisi and the CLOSED TO PUBLIC
unanimous affirmative vote of the full membership present, the
__ meeting was closed to the public.
At approximately 7:42 P.M. a Closed Session was held to discuss CLOSED SESSION
personnel, litigation, contract negotiations and interview.
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RESOLUTION #03-67 RESOLUTION #03-67 was introduced by the Mayor and referred to
TO GO INTO CLOSED the Council for action.
SESSION
Upon MMS&C, by Councilmcmbers Rios and Naples
RESOLUTION #03- 67
"RESOLUTION TO GO INTO CLOSED SESSION"
ADOPTED was adopted. Upon individual roll call vote, Councilmembers Krum,
Naples, Parisi, Rios, Sitarz and Sosnowski voted in the affirmative.
OPENED TO THE At approximately 9:05 P.M. upon MMS&C, by Councilmembers Rios
PUBLIC and Sosnowski and unanimous affirmative vote of the full membership
present, the meeting was opened to the public.
RESOLUTION #03-68 RESOLUTION #03-68 was introduced by the Mayor and referred to
APPROVING A
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE the Council for action
CONTRACT
Upon MMS&C, by Councilmembers Parisi and Sosnowski
RESOLUTION #03-68
"RESOLUTION APPROVING A PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
CONTRACT - ROBERT DATO, ESQ.
ADOPTED was adopted. Upon individual roll call vote, Councilmembers Krum,
Naples, Parisi, Rios, Sitarz, and Sosnowski voted in the affirmative.
RESOLUTION #03-69 RESOLUTION #03-69 was introduced by the Mayor and referred to
AUTHORIZING UEZ the Council for action
ADVISORY BOARD
TO REQUEST
FUNDING FOR STREET-
SCAPE PROJECT Upon MMS&C, by Councilmembers Rios and Krum
RESOLUTION #03-69
"RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING CARTERET URBAN
ENTERPRISE ZONE ADVISORY BOARD TO REQUEST
FUNDING FOR STREETSCAPE PROJECT"
ADOPTED was adopted. Upon individual roll call vote, Councilmemb.ers Krum,
Naples, Padsi, Rios, Sitarz and Sosnowski voted in the affirmative, w
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At approximately 9:07 P.M., upon MMS&C, by Councilmembers ADJOURNED
Sitarz and Rios and unanimous affirmative vote of the full membership
present, thc meeting was adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
Municipal Clerk
KNB/apm
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