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The Regular Meeting of the Mayor and Council of the Borough of
Carteret was called to order by Mayor James A. Failace, 7:30 P.M.,
Municipal Court/Police Facility, 230 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret, New
Jersey, on Thursday, November 2,2000.
The following were noted present:
Councilmember Patrick Crilley
" James O'Brien
" Remy Quinones
" Janet Santoro
Also noted present were Business Administrator Nicholas Goldsack
and Douglas Walsh, Esq. representing Borough Attorney Craig
Coughlin.
Noted absent were Council members Jack Fazekas, Buddy Sohayda
and Borough Attorney Craig Coughlin.
The meeting was opened with a moment of Silent Prayer and The
Pledge of Allegiance led by Mayor James A. Failace.
The Clerk stated that on October 27, 2000, in full compliance with the
Open Public Meetings Act, a notice of tonight's meeting was sent to
The Home News Tribune, The Star Ledger and posted on the Bulletin
Board.
The Clerk stated that Ordinance #00-50 was introduced and adopted
on First Reading and the Clerk authorized and directed to advertise
same for Public Hearing to be held on November 14, 2000, upon
MMS&C, by Councilmembers Crilley and Quinones. Upon individual
roll call vote, Councilmembers Crilley, O'Brien and Quinones voted in
the affirmative. Councilmember Santoro voted no. Councilmembers
Fazekas and Sohayda were noted absent.
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ORDINANCE #00-50
"AMENDING ORDINANCE #89-18"
NOVEMBER 2, 2000
COUNCIL MEETING
ROLL CALL
PRAYER, PLEDGE
OF ALLEGIANCE
STATEMENT OF
MEETING NOTICE
ORDINANCE 100-50
AMENDING
ORDINANCE #89-18,
RE: HEALTH
INSURANCE BENEFITS
FIRST READING
/EMBER 2, 2000
JMMENTS
Mayor Failace said he told the Council he would bring this up at every
meeting until it passed and said he hoped it would pass in the next few
weeks.
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)RDINANCE 100-48
~MENDING SALARY
JRDINANCE 171-9,
~E: CONSTRUCTION
JFFICIAL
The Clerk stated Ordinance #00-48 was introduced and passed upon
First Reading at a Regular Meeting of the Borough Council held on
October 19,2000. It was duly published in the Home News Tribune
on October 24, 2000 with notice it will be considered for final passage
after Public Hearing to be held on November 2, 2000 at approximately
7 :30 P.M. the Ordinance was posted on the bulletin board and copies
were made available to the general public and according to law, she
read the Ordinance by title.
PUBLIC HEARING
Upon MMS&C, by Councilmembers O'Brien and Quinones and
unanimous affirmative vote of the four (4) members present, the
Mayor declared the Public Hearing to be open:
HEARING CLOSED
There being no comments or objections to the Ordinance, the Mayor
declared the Public Hearing to be closed, upon MMS&C, by
Councilmembers Crilley and Quinones and unanimous affirmative
vote of the four (4) members present.
Upon MMS&C, by Councilmembers Crilley and Quinones
ORDINANCE #00-48
"AMENDING SALARY ORDINANCE 71-9 ESTABLISHING
SALARY SCHEDULES AND FIXING THE MANNER OF
PAYMENT OF SALARŒS FOR VARIOUS OFFICIALS AND
EMPLOYEES OF THE BOROUGH OF CARTERET"
ADOPTED
was finally adopted. Upon individual roll call vote, Councilmembers
Crilley, O'Brien, Quinones and Santoro voted in the affirmative.
Councilmembers Fazekas and Sohayda were noted absent.
Approved and Adopted:
Introduced:
Advertised as adopted on First Reading
with notice of Public Hearing:
Hearing held:
Approved by:
Advertised as Finally Adopted:
Novemember 2,2000
October 10.2000
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October 24. 2000
November 2, 2000
Mavor James A. Failace
November 13. 2000
The Clerk stated Ordinance #00-49 was introduced and passed upon
First Reading at a Regular Meeting of the Borough Council held on
October 19, 2000. It was duly published in the Home News Tribune
on October 24, 2000 with notice that it will be considered for final
passage after Public Hearing to be held on November 2, 2000 at
approximately 7:30 P.M. The Ordinance was posted on the bulletin
board and copies were made available to the general public and
according to law, she read the Ordinance by title.
Upon MMS&C, by Councilmembers Crilley and O'Brien and
unanimous affirmative vote of the four (4) Councilmembers present,
the Mayor declared the Public Hearing to be open:
There being no comments or objections to the Ordinance, the Mayor
declared the Public Hearing to be closed, upon MMS&C, by
Councilmembers Crilley and Quinones and unanimous affirmative
vote of the four (4) Councilmembers present.
Upon MMS&C, by Councilmembers Crilley and Quinones
ORDINANCE #00-49
"AMENDING CHAPTER 132 'FLOOD DAMAGE PREVENTION'
OF THE CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF CARTERET"
was finally adopted. Upon individual roll call vote, Council members
Crilley, O'Brien, Quinones and Santoro voted in the affirmative.
Council members Fazekas and Sohayda were noted absent.
Approved and Adopted: November 2, 2000
Introduced: October 19.2000
Advertised as adopted on First Reading
with notice of Public Hearing: October 24. 2000
Hearing held: November 2. 2000
Approved by: Mavor James A. Failace
Advertised as Finally Adopted: November 13. 2000
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A copy of each Resolution was placed on the table for public review
prior to the meeting in accordance with the Rules of Council and upon
MMS&C, by Councilmembers Crilley and O'Brien and unanimous
affirmative vote of the four (4) Council members present, the meeting
was opened for public input on all Resolutions.
NOVEMBER 2, 2000
ORDINANCE 100-49
AMENDING CODE,
CHAPTER 132, RE:
FLOOD DAMAGE
PREVENTION
PUBLIC HEARING
HEARING CLOSED
ADOPTED
MEETING OPENED
PUBLIC INPUT ON
ALL RESOLUTIONS
)VEMBER 2, 2000
OMMENTS
1EETING CLOSED
RESOLUTION 100-359
DIRECTING THE
ISSUANCE OF
VARIOUS RAFFLE
LICENSES
ADOPTED
RESOLUTION 100-360
PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES-POTTER
ARCHITECTS, NOT
TO EXCEED $5000.00
RE: COMMUNITY
CENTER KITCHEN
DESIGN
ADOPTED
John Sudia asked if Resolution #00-363, designating Business
Administrator, meant the town was finally rid of Stowell and
Company.
Mayor Failace said no; it had nothing to do with Mr. Stowell. He said
it was for different grievances within the Borough.
There being no comments or objections to the Resolutions, the Mayor
declared the Public Hearing to be closed upon MMS&C, by
Councilmembers Crilley and Quinones and unanimous affirmative
vote of the four (4) Councilmembers present.
RESOLUTION #00-359 was introduced by the Mayor and referred to
the Council for action.
Upon MMS&C, by Councilmembers Crilley and Quinones
RESOLUTION #00-359
"DIRECTING THE ISSUANCE OF RAFFLE LICENSES TO
SAINT JOSEPH'S CHURCH"
was adopted. Upon individual roll call vote, Councilmembers Crilley,
O'Brien, Quinones and Santoro voted in the affirmative.
Councilmembers Fazekas and Sohayda were noted absent.
RESOLUTION #00-360 was introduced by the Mayor and referred to
the Council for action.
Upon MMS&C, by Councilmembers Crilley and Quinones
RESOLUTION #00-360
"PROFESSIONAL SERVICE CONTRACT FOR
ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES"
was adopted. Upon individual roll call vote, Councilmembers Crilley,
O'Brien, Quinones and Santoro voted in the affirmative.
Councilmembers Fazekas and Sohayda were noted absent.
4.
RESOLUTION #00-361 was introduced by the Mayor and referred to
the Council for action.
Upon MMS&C, by Council members Quinones and Crilley
RESOLUTION #00-361
"REQUESTING APPROVAL OF INSERTION OF $15,992.00 THE
2000 BUDGET REVENUE A V AILABLE FROM THE LOCAL
LAW ENFORCEMENT GRANT"
was adopted. Upon individual roll call vote, Councilmembers Crilley,
O'Brien, Quinones and Santoro voted in the affirmative.
Council members Fazekas and Sohayda were noted absent.
RESOLUTION #00-362 was introduced and referred to the Council
for action.
Upon MMS&C, by Councilmembers Crilley and Quinones
RESOLUTION #00-362
"APPOINTING OTT A VIA KURDYLA TO THE POSITION OF
CLERK TYPIST IN THE CONSTRUCTION OFFICE"
was adopted. Upon individual roll call vote, Councilmembers Crilley,
O'Brien, Quinones and Santoro voted in the affirmative.
Council members Fazekas and Sohayda were noted absent.
RESOLUTION #00-363 was introduced by the Mayor and referred to
the Council for action.
Upon MMS&C, by Council members Crilley and Quinones
RESOLUTION #00-363
5.
"DESIGNATING BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR AS BOROUGH
REPRESENTATIVE IN GRŒV ANCE PROCEEDINGS"
was adopted. Upon individual roll call vote, Councilmembers Crilley,
O'Brien and Quinones voted in the affirmative. Councilmember
Santoro voted no. Councilmember Fazekas and Sohayda were noted
absent.
NOVEMBER 2, 2000
RESOLUTION 100-361
BUDGET INSERTION
$15,992.00, RE:
LOCAL LAW
ENFORCEMENT GRANT
ADOPTED
RESOLUTION 100-362
APPOINTING
OTTAVIA KURDYLA-
CLERK TYPIST
ADOPTED
RESOLUTION 100-363
DESIGNATING
BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATOR AS
BOROUGH
REPRESENTATIVE IN
GRIEVANCE
PROCEEDINGS
ADOPTED
)VEMBER 2, 1000
ESOLUTION 100-364
ROVlDHG
URPLUS FUNDS
\DOPTED
RESOLUTION 100-365
ADOPTING LOSAP
PLAN PROVIDED BY
LINCOLN NATIONAL
LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
ADOPTED
COMMENTS
RESOLUTION #00-364 was introduced by the Mayor and referred to
the Council for action.
Upon MMS&C, Councilmembers Crilley and O'Brien
RESOLUTION #00-364
"PROVIDING FOR THE TRANSFER OF SURPLUS FUNDS"
was adopted. Upon individual roll call vote, Councilmembers Crilley,
O'Brien, Quinones and Santoro voted in the affirmative.
Councilmembers Fazekas and Sohayda were noted absent.
RESOLUTION #00-365 was introduced by the Mayor and referred to
the Council for action.
Upon MMS&C, by Council members Quinones and Crilley
RESOLUTION #00-365
"RESOLUTION TO ADOPT A LENGTH OF SERVICE AWARD
PROGRAM DEFERRED PLAN PROVIDED BY LINCOLN
NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
AND LINCOLN FINANCIAL GROUP"
was adopted. Upon individual roll call vote, Council members Crilley,
O'Brien, Quinones and Santoro voted in the affirmative.
Council members Fazekas and Sohayda were noted absent.
Councilmember Santoro told Borough Attorney Coughlin she knew
the town put money into this last year and they have not been able to
receive any of the money yet and asked if this would help them
administer the money.
Business Administrator Goldsack said they should not have received
any money until they retire.
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Councilmember Santoro said the money was put into the program
from last year and said this was the second year.
Business Administrator Goldsack said they were having problems with
the IRS and Lincoln was the only firm that had the know it all to set up
a program to take care of that.
Councilmember Crilley said the fire members got credit for it and told
Business Administrator Goldsack to correct him if he was wrong.
Business Administrator Goldsack said they couldn't get credit until
this program was set up and said now the money will be transferred
over to Lincoln National.
Councilmember Santoro said this would be for last year and this year.
Business Administrator Goldsack said Mrs. Santoro was correct, it was
for two years and said they don't lose anything.
Attorney Douglas Walsh, Esq. said they establish a point system that
was required by law.
RESOLUTION #00-366 was introduced by the Mayor and referred to
the Council for action.
Upon MMS&C, by Council members Crilley and Quinones
RESOLUTION #00-366
"PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONTRACT
FOR LEGAL SERVICES"
was adopted. Upon individual roll call vote, Councilmembers Crilley,
O'Brien, Quinones and Santoro voted in the affirmative.
Councilmembers Fazekas and Sohayda were noted absent.
RESOLUTION #00-367 was introduced by the Mayor and referred to
the Council for action.
Upon MMS&C, by Council members Crilley and Quinones
RESOLUTION #00-367
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"AUTHORIZING PAYMENT OF LIABILITY
CLAIM DEDUCTIBLE"
was adopted. Upon individual roll call vote, Councilmembers Crilley,
O'Brien, Quinones and Santoro voted in the affirmative.
Council members Fazekas and Sohayda were noted absent.
NOVEMBER 2, 2000
COMMENTS
RESOLUTION 100-366
PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES-GENOVA,
BURNS & VERNOIA
ESQS., NOT TO
EXCEED $15,000.00
RE: LEGAL DEFENSE
SERVICES IN
CONNECTION WITH
LABOR MATTERS
INCLUDING POLICE
GRIEVANCES &
PERSONNEL APPEAL
ADOPTED
RESOLUTION 100-367
AUTHORIZING
PAYMENT OF
LIABILITY CLAIM
DEDUCT lBLE,
RE: L. MCDERMOTT
ADOPTED
)VEt1BER 2, 2000
ESOLUTION #00-368
PPROVING CHANGE
RDER-$12,562.34,
.E: SABO STREET
'UMP STATION
:EPLACEMENT
.ND SANITARY
;EWER SYSTEM
:MPROVEMENTS
II.DOPTED
RESOLUTION 100-369
APPROVING CHANGE
ORDER-$3409.75
RE: SEWER AREAS
SEWER CLEANING
AND INTERNAL
INSPECTION
ADOPTED
RESOLUTION 100-370
APPROVING ABC
LICENSE TRANSFER
#1201-44-039-001
FROM ANN REIBIS
TO KALDESH &
PINKY PATEL
ADOPTED
RESOLUTION #00-368 was introduced by the Mayor and referred to
the Council for action.
Upon MMS&C, by Councilmembers Crilley and Quinones
RESOLUTION #00-368
"APPROVING CHANGE ORDER"
was adopted. Upon individual roll call vote, Councilmembers Crilley,
O'Brien, Quinones and Santoro voted in the affirmative.
Councilmembers Fazekas and Sohayda were noted absent.
RESOLUTION #00-369 was introduced by the Mayor and referred to
the Council for action.
Upon MMS&C, by Councilmembers Crilley and Quinones
RESOLUTION #00-369
"APPROVING CHANGE ORDER"
was adopted. Upon individual roll call vote, Councilmembers Crilley,
O'Brien, Quinones and Santoro voted in the affirmative.
Councilmembers Fazekas and Sohayda were noted absent.
RESOLUTION #00-370 was introduced by the Mayor and referred to
the Council for action.
Upon MMS&C, by Councilmembers Crilley and Quinones
RESOLUTION #00-370
"AUTHORIZING A PERSON-TO-PERSON
TRANSFER OF ABC LICENSE"
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was adopted. Upon individual roll call vote, Councilmembers CriJIey,
O'Brien, Quinones and Santoro voted in the affirmative.
Councilmembers Fazekas and Sohayda were noted absent.
The Clerk stated that she was in receipt of a Communication from NJ
Transit-Public Notice of Fiscal Year 2001 Request for Federal
Financial Assistance under the Transportation Equity Act for the 21"
Century.
The Clerk stated that she was in receipt of a Communication from
Woodbridge Township-Land Use & Development Ordinance
providing Home/Office Occupation Uses in Residential Zones.
The Clerk stated that she was in receipt of a Communication from
Edison-Resolution supporting legislation designed to regulate the
transportation of waste materials by rail cars.
The Clerk stated that she was in receipt of a Communication from
Swidler Berlin Shereff Friedman, LLP-Notice of Intent to establish
and Open Video System, Re: RCN Telecom Services, Inc.
The Clerk stated that she was in receipt of a Communication from
Township South Brunswick-Resolution urging legislation to amend
the Municipal Land Use Law to allow municipalities the right to deny
applications of irresponsible developers or at least comment on
applications submitted by developers.
Upon MMS&C, by Councilmembers Quinones and O'Brien and
unanimous affirmative vote of the four (4) Councilmembers present all
Communications were ordered to be received and placed on file.
Upon MMS&C, by Council members Quinones and O'Brien all bi1ls
appearing on the prepared list properly audited and signed were
ordered to be paid. Upon individual roll call vote, Councilmembers
Cri1ley, O'Brien, Quinones and Santoro voted in the affirmative.
Councilmembers Fazekas and Sohayda were noted absent.
The Clerk stated that she was in receipt of the following reports:
1. Clerk's Office-October 2000
2. Sewage Collection-September 2000
3. Treasurer-October 2000
9.
Upon MMS&C, by Councilmembers Quinones and O'Brien and
unanimous affirmative vote of the four (4) Councilmembers present,
all reports were ordered to be received and placed on file.
NOVEMBER 2, 2000
COMMUNICATIONS:
NJ TRANSIT
WOODBRIDGE
EDISON
SWlDLER BERLIN
SHEREFF FRIEDMAN,
LLP
SOUTH BRUNSWICK
PAYMENT OF BILLS
REPORTS
DEPARTMENT
)VEMBER 2, 2000
TANDING COMMITTEES
COM1ENTS
BUILDINGS & GROUNDS: Committee Chairperson Santoro said the
kitchen design was needed for the Community Center so that the meals
on wheels program could be moved into the building and be approved
by the Board of Health. She said when this is all done she was still
looking at January first but said they would be starting with some of
the smaller offices in December. She reported progress.
FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION: Committee Chairperson O'Brien
said they are transferring funds and reported progress.
FIRE: Councilmember Quinones reported progress.
PARKS & RECREATION: Committee Chairperson Crilley said the
annual tree lighting will be held December second at Carteret Park and
said next year it will be held in the town center. He said the house
lighting contest would be held in the middle of December. He
reported progress.
POLICE: Committee Chairperson Quinones said Wednesday
November 15th at 7 PM at the Municipal Court Lieutenant Tailai and
the Crime Prevention Unit wi1l be holding a Community Awareness
Program. She said this is very informative and urged the citizens to
attend this class for their own personal safety. She said this was an
excellent program. She said interviews for officers were underway.
She reported progress.
PUBLIC WORKS: Councilmember Quinones reported progress.
BOARD OF EDUCATION: Committee Chairperson Santoro said
Councilmember Fazekas set up a meeting the week after next, with the
Board of Education concerning technology. She said the high school
was undergoing the Middle States Accreditation where they would be
evaluated for college credits. She said there was a video at the
meeting she requested a copy so she could show the Council at an
Agenda Meeting. She reported progress.
Mayor Failace said the Turnpike is working on exit 8A and didn't
know why Carteret hasn't had work done and said he has been trying
to get work done for Carteret for more than a year. He said they have
been meeting with the County and instructed the town engineers,
Borough Attorney and anyone else to call the Turnpike to tell them of
our needs in Carteret and do anything to make them aware of this
problem we face everyday. He said he has been doing that and
believed it will eventually get done but felt we could not wait because
they were spending millions of dollars at exit 8A and said they do not
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have near the problem we have in Carteret. He said he made calls this
week on the grant for the sewers and said we were very close to
receiving this one point five million dollar grant. He asked why
Council member Santoro would question the ladies giving out the bags
at the Recycling Department and said they are doing a great job. He
said he was paying for the coffee and said Councilmember Santoro
questioned Gloria Goodrich in purchasing if he did pay for it. He said
he wished he could keep them there he would if he could. He said he
was asked if the town could afford it and said if they doubted it they
shouldn't take the benefits which would save the town eleven thousand
dollars.
Upon MMS&C, by Councilmembers Quinones and O'Brien and
unanimous affirmative vote of the four (4) Councilmembers present,
the meeting was opened to the public for discussion.
Mr. Stone said he received a letter from the people who were running
for Council that said they met with the Turnpike and were going to
relieve the problem with the traffic and asked how they would be
doing this.
Mayor Failace said Mr. Stone would have to ask them and said all the
things stated in that political t1yer were things last year and this year's
Council initiated.
Barbara Spano on behalf of her mother, Mrs. Heida who lives 57
Harrison Avenue said they have a severe problem with t100ding there.
She said she is getting a run around and said the pump house is not
functioning.
Mayor Failace said the are working on this and just bonded for three
point five mi1lion dollars to fix the sewers and has sent the engineer to
her area.
Barbara Spano said her mother is going to be eighty years old and had
to go down the basement to close and open a valve which she felt was
a health hazard. She said she has already spoken to Eric about this and
he said they were testing but said he never got back to them. She said
the health inspector said it was a health problem and asked if the state
could help.
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Mayor Failace said he understood and they were doing everything they
could to help. He said the Harrison Avenue pump station was ready to
go and said the money was already in place to fix these things she was
concerned about.
Business Administrator Goldsack said he told the Sewer Department
to monitor the levels daily.
Barbara Spano said the men from the Sewer Department town were
very nice and had no problems with them.
NOVEMBER 2, 2000
COMMENTS
(Continued)
PUBLIC DISCUSSION
COMMENTS
)VEMBER 2, 2000
OMMENTS
ContinuedO
PUBLIC DISCUSSION
CLOSED
Councilmember Crilley asked Mrs. Spano to have patience and said
they were working on the problem and assured her she would be
seeing improvements.
Barbara Spano said she wanted her mother to see it also.
Kevin Urban asked about the Open Space question on the ballot if
there were any open space left in Carteret.
Mayor Failace said this was for the parks in Carteret and said the one-
cent would help the town do what needed to be done to fix the parks
and playgrounds use those funds. He urged the citizens to vote in
favor of this Open Space Trust Fund.
Councilmember Crilley said you could also use this money to acquire
and build more parks from abandoned buildings around town if they
wanted to.
John Sudia said the girls giving out the leaf bags were doing a heck of
a job. He assumed these ladies were volunteering and were helping
other people who couldn't get their bags and wished people stopped
bickering about them.
Mayor Failace said they were getting paid.
John Sudia said they should put a human chain across the Turnpike
like in the past and said it would work as it worked before.
Councilmember Quinones said she has never seen two individuals put
so much pride in their jobs as Sue Ivanitski and Ruthann Donovan and
felt it should just rest at this point.
Rose Alice Capp asked if EZ Pass would help with the traffic
situation.
Mayor Failace said not enough people have EZ Pass but he has it and
goes right through.
Rose Alice Capp said one of her neighbors said the town needs this
meeting place where they were able to come together to have coffee
and receive leaf bags and told the Mayor to keep up the good work.
There being no further comments, the Mayor declared the Public
Discussion to be closed upon MMS&C, by Councilmembers Quinones
and O'Brien and unanimous affirmative vote of the four (4)
Councilmembers present.
12.
Mayor Failace said before they closed he would like to address one
last thing and said at the last Council Meeting some citizens
questioned the lights on the bridge and wished Councilmember
Sohayda was in attendance to address this issue but he was not.
Councilmember Santoro said she would Jike to address the issue and
said the light poles belong to the Turnpike, PSE&G owns the fixtures
and said the work will be done by Monday at no cost to the town.
Mayor Failace asked who Mrs. Santoro spoke to and said he spoke to
Joe Gallagher from PSE&G and read a letter stating it was not the
responsibiJity of PSE&G to fix these Jights. He said they would not
change the lights and Mrs. Santoro should tell Mr. Sohayda about this.
He said they would wait until Monday or the town will fix the lights
themselves.
William Kolibas, Sr. said when he was in charge of the parks he had to
call a private contractor to fix the lights on the bridge and the Borough
paid.
Upon MMS&C, by Councilmembers Crilley and Quinones and
unanimous affirmative vote of the four (4) Councilmembers present,
the meeting was reopened to the public for discussion.
James Mancuso said there is a Resolution stating Carteret lS
responsible for the lights.
Mayor Failace agreed and said he read it.
Unidentified man asked when the Water Company would be finished
with Washington Avenue.
Mayor Failace said they are in the process and our officials will be
reviewing their works and want the roads back to normal.
Unidentified man said Washington Avenue has been done for months
and said it should be fixed and felt it was dangerous.
Council member Santoro said the County advised them it would be
done in the Spring.
Mayor Failace agreed and said they will be doing the whole road in the
spring and the officials will be keeping an eye on them to make sure
they finish up before they left town.
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NOVEMBER 2, 2000
COMMENTS
REOPENED FOR
PUBLIC DISCUSSION
COMMENTS
'VEMBER 2, 2000
)JOURNED
There being no further business or discussion, upon MMS&C, by
Crilley and O'Brien and unanimous affirmative vote of the four (4)
Councilmembers present, the meeting was adjourned at approximately
8:10 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
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KATHLEEN M. BARNEY, R ~
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