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TOWNSHIP
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June 17, 2009
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TOWNSHIP MEETING
JUNE 17, 2009
The regular scheduled meeting of the Mayor and
Committee of the Township of Oxford
was held on June 17, 2009 in the Township Municipal
Building, 11 Green Street, Oxford, New Jersey.
Mayor Lazorisak announced that the meeting had been
properly advertised in compliance with the OPMA of
1975 and called the meeting to order at 6:05 PM.
In attendance were Alex Lazorisak, Bonnie Riley,
William Bray, Michael Finelli,
Michael Lavery and Sheila L. Oberly.
Everyone stood and recited the flag salute.
On motion by Mrs. Riley, and seconded by Mr. Bray to
approve the May 6, 2009 meeting minutes as amended.
Mr. Lazorisak abstained.
On motion by Mrs. Riley, seconded by Mr. Lazorisak
and passed unanimously on roll
call vote to approve the May 20, 2009 meeting
minutes.
Mr. Bray asked that the April 15, 2009 meeting
minutes be amended to include verbiage on the
selection of the Oxford Township Committee voting
process replacing Angelo Accetturo, Mayor. Mrs.
Riley also submitted a revised statement to be
included in the April 15th minutes.
On motion by Mr. Bray and seconded by Mrs. Riley to
approve the amended minutes of April 15, 2009 with
additions to be included, as submitted by Mr. Bray
and Mrs. Riley. Mr. Lazorisak abstained.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
WHEREAS, Section 8 of the Open Public Meeting Act,
Chapter 231, P.L. 1975, permits
the exclusion of the public from a meeting in
certain circumstances, and
WHEREAS, this public body is of the opinion that
such circumstances presently exist.
1. The public shall be excluded from the discussion
of any action upon the
hereinafter-specific subject matter.
2. The general nature of the subject matter to be
discussed is: one contractual
matter, (PBA Contract). .
On motion by Mr. Lazorisak, seconded by Mr. Bray and
passed unanimously on roll call vote to enter into
Executive Session at 6:25 PM.
At 7:40 PM, the Committee entered into Open Session.
RESOLUTION 2009-56
RESOLUTION OF THE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF
THE TOWNSHIP OF OXFORD APPROVING LIQUOR
LICENSES FOR THE PERIOD OF JULY 1, 2009 TO
JUNE 30, 2010 FOR THE FOLLOWING LICENSES
WHEREAS, the liquor licenses noted below require
approval for the period July
1, 2009 to June 30, 2010.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Township
Committee of the
Township of Oxford that the following liquor
licenses be and hereby are approved for the period
July 1, 2009 to June 30, 2010.
Type of
License No. Licenses Licenses
2117-33-001-007 Oxford Pasta Grill, LLC Plenary
Retail
Consumption
2117-33-002-006 Top of the Green, Inc. Plenary
Retail
Consumption
2117-31-006-002 Oxford Volunteer Fire Company Club
License
2117-44-004-005 Oxford Liquor and Wine LLC. Plenary
Retail
Distribution
2117-33-003-004 *Kathryn Occhipinti Plenary Retail
Consumption
*Note: This license is inactive as of April 1, 2006.
This license has a special ruling from The Division
of Alcohol Beverage Control to be renewed until June
30, 2011.
On motion by Mrs. Riley, seconded by Mr. Bray and
passed unanimously on roll call vote to adopt
Resolution 2009-56.
RESOLUTION 2009-57
APPROVAL TO SUBMIT A GRANT APPLICATION AND EXECUTE A
GRANT
AGREEMENT WITH THE NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION FOR THE BUCKLEY AVENUE RESURFACING
PROJECT.
WHEREAS, Township of Oxford, County of Warren, State
of New Jersey, has given
Finelli Consulting Engineers the approval to submit
this grant application on behalf of the Township of
Oxford,
WHEREAS, the Committee of Oxford Township, County of
Warren, State of New
Jersey formally approves the grant application for
the above stated project,
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, the Mayor and Clerk
are hereby authorized
to submit an electronic grant application identified
as MA-2010-Oxford Township-00485 to the New Jersey
Department of Transportation on behalf of Oxford
Township
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Mayor and Clerk are
hereby authorized to sign
the grant agreement on behalf of Oxford Township and
that their signatures constitutes acceptance of the
terms and conditions of the grant agreement and
approves the execution of the grant agreement.
On motion by Mr. bray, seconded by Mrs. Riley and
passed unanimously on roll call vote to adopt
Resolution 2009-57.
On motion by Mrs. Riley, seconded by Mr. Bray and
passed unanimously on roll call
vote to approve Arnold Todd and Sandra Spinks to
obtain a Blue Light permit for the
Oxford Volunteer Emergency Squad.
ORDINANCE NO. 2009-04
ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF OXFORD, COUNTY OF
WARREN,
STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO AMEND, REVISE AND SUPPLEMENT
CHAPTER 145, OF THE CODE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF OXFORD
TO
REGULATE DONATION CLOTHING BINS.
WHEREAS, the Committee of the Township of Oxford,
County of Warren, State
of New Jersey, has determined that Chapter 145 of
the Code of the Township of Oxford shall be amended,
revised and supplemented to regulate
donation-clothing bins.
WHEREAS, N.J.S.A. 40:48-2.61 sets forth the
regulations of for the placement
and use of clothing bin for solicitation purposes.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Committee of
the Township
of Oxford, County of Warren, State of New Jersey
that Chapter 145, “Clothing Bins,” of
the Code of the Township of Oxford shall be amended,
revised and supplemented as
followings:
Section 1:
CHAPTER 145
CLOTHING BINS
§145-1. Definitions.
As used in this chapter, the following terms shall
have the meanings indicated:
SOLICITATION or SOLICIT - the request, directly or
indirectly, for money, credit,
property, financial assistance, or other thing of
any kind or value. Solicitation shall
include, but not be limited to, the use or
employment of canisters, cards, receptacles or
similar devices for the collection of money or other
thing of value. A solicitation shall take place
whether or not the person making the solicitation
receives any contribution.
§145-2. Requirements for placement use of clothing
bin for solicitation purposes.
No person shall place, use, or employ a
donation-clothing bin, for solicitation
purposes, within the Township of Oxford, unless all
of the following requirements are
met:
a. The person has obtained a permit, valid for 3
years, from the Oxford
Township Clerk in accordance with the following:
(1) In applying for such a permit, the person shall
include:
(a) the location where the bin would be situated, as
precisely as possible;
(b) the manner in which the person anticipates any
clothing or other donations
collected via the bin would be used, sold, or
dispersed, and the method by which the
proceeds of collected donations would be allocated
or spent;
(c) the name, and telephone number of the bona fide
office required pursuant to
subsection b. of this section, of any entity which
may share or profit from any
clothing or other donations collected via the bin;
and
(d) written consent from the property owner to place
the bin on his property;
(2) The Oxford Township Clerk shall not grant an
application for a permit to
place, use, or employ a donation-clothing bin if it
determines that the placement of
the bin could constitute a safety hazard. Such
hazards shall include, but not be
limited to, the placement of a donation-clothing bin
within 100 yards of any place,
which stores large amounts of, or sells, fuel or
other flammable liquids or gases;
(3) The fee for such application shall be $25
(4) An expiring permit for a donation-clothing bin
may be renewed for an
additional 3-year period upon application for
renewal and payment of $25 to the
Township Clerk. Such application shall include:
(a) the location where the bin is situated, as
precisely as possible, and, if the
person intends to move it, the new location where
the bin would be situated after the
renewal is granted and written consent from the
property owner to place the bin on his
property;
(b) the manner in which the person has used, sold,
or dispersed any clothing or
other donations collected via the bin, the method by
which the proceeds of collected
donations have been allocated or spent, and any
changes the person anticipates it may
make in these processes during the period covered by
the renewal; and
(c) The name, and telephone number of the bona fide
office required pursuant to
subsection b. of this section, of any entity which
shared or profited from any clothing
or other donations collected via the bin, and of any
entities which may do so during
the period covered by the renewal; and
(5) the permit number and its date of expiration
shall be clearly and
conspicuously displayed on the exterior of the
donation clothing bin, in addition to
the information required pursuant to subsection c.
of this section;
b. The person, and any other entity which may share
or profit from any clothing
or other donations collected via the bin, maintains
a bona fide office where a
representative of the person or other entity,
respectively, can be reached at a
telephone information line during normal business
hours for the purpose of offering
information concerning the person or other entity.
For the purposes of this
subsection, an answering machine or service
unrelated to the person does not
constitute a bona fide office; and
c. The following information is clearly and
conspicuously displayed on the
exterior of the donation-clothing bin:
(1) The name and address of the registered person
that owns the bin, and of any
other entity, which may share, or profit from any
clothing or other donations collected
via the bin;
(2) The telephone number of the person’s bona fide
office and, if applicable, the
telephone number of the bona fide office of any
other entity which may share or profit
from any clothing or other donations collected via
the bin;
(3) In cases when any entity other than the person
who owns the bin may share or
profit from any clothing or other donations
collected via the bin, a notice, written in a
clear and easily understandable manner, indicating
that clothing or other donations
collected via the bin, their proceeds, or both, may
be shared, or given entirely to, an
entity other than the person who owns the bin, and
identifying all such entities which
may share or profit from such donations; and
(4) A statement, consistent with the information
provided to the appropriate
municipal agency in the most recent permit or
renewal application pursuant to
subparagraph (b) of paragraph (1) of subsection a.
of this section and subparagraph
(b) of paragraph (4) of subsection a. of this
section, indicating the manner in which
the person anticipates any clothing or other
donations collected via the bin would be
used, sold, or dispersed, and the method by which
the proceeds of collected donations
would be allocated or spent.
§145-3. Receipt, investigation of complaints
relative to donation clothing bins.
a. The Oxford Township Zoning Officer shall receive
and investigate, within 30
days, any complaints from the public about the bin.
Whenever it appears to the
appropriate municipal agency that a person has
engaged in, or is engaging in any act
or practice in violation of the Ordinance, the
person who placed the bin shall be
issued a warning, stating that if the violation is
not rectified or a hearing with the
Township Zoning Officer is not requested within 45
days, the bin will be seized or
removed at the expense of the person who placed the
bin, and any clothing or other
donations collected via the bin will be sold at
public auction or otherwise disposed of.
In addition to any other means used to notify the
person who placed the bin, such
warning shall be affixed to the exterior of the bin
itself.
b. In the event that the person who placed the bin
does not rectify the violation or
request a hearing within 45 days of the posting of
the warning, the Township of
Oxford may seize the bin, remove it, or have it
removed, at the expense of the person who placed the
bin, and sell at public auction or otherwise dispose
of any clothing or other donations collected via the
bin. Any proceeds from the sale of the donations
collected via the bin shall be paid to the Oxford
Township Chief Financial Officer.
§145-4. Additional penalties, remedies.
In addition to any other penalties or remedies
authorized by the laws of this State, any person who
violates any provision of this Chapter, which
results in seizure of the
donation-clothing bin, shall be:
a. Subject to a penalty of up to $20,000 for each
violation. The Township of
Oxford may bring this action in the municipal court
or Superior Court as a summary
proceeding under the "Penalty Enforcement Law of
1999," P.L.1999, c.274 (C.2A:58-
10 et seq.), and any penalty monies collected shall
be paid to the Oxford Township
Chief Financial Officer; and
b. Deemed ineligible to place, use, or employ a
donation-clothing bin for
solicitation purposes pursuant to section 2 of
P.L.2007, c.209 (C.40:48-2.61). A
person disqualified from placing, using, or
employing a donation-clothing bin by
violating the provisions of P.L.2007, c.209
(C.40:48-2.60 et seq.) may apply to the
Oxford Township Clerk to have that person’s
eligibility restored. The appropriate
municipal agency may restore the eligibility of a
person who:
(1) Acts within the public interest; and
(2) Demonstrates that he made a good faith effort to
comply with the provisions
of P.L.2007, c.209 (C.40:48-2.60 et seq.) and all
other applicable laws and
regulations, or had no fraudulent intentions.
Section 2:
Severability. The various parts, sections and
clauses of this Ordinance are hereby
declared to be severable. If any part, sentence,
paragraph, section or clause is adjudged
unconstitutional or invalid by a court of competent
jurisdiction, the remainder off this Ordinance shall
not be affected thereby.
Section 3:
Repealer. Any ordinances or parts thereof in
conflict with the provisions of this
Ordinance are hereby repealed as to their
inconsistencies only.
Section 4:
Effective Date. This Ordinance shall take effect
upon final passage and publication as
provided by law.
NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that the foregoing Ordinance
was introduced to pass on
first reading at a regular meeting of the Committee
of the Township of Oxford held on
June 17, 2009, and ordered published in accordance
with the law. Said Ordinance will be considered for
final reading and adoption at a regular meeting of
the Township
Committee to be held on July 15, 2009 at 6 PM. or as
soon thereafter as the Township Committee may hear
this Ordinance at the Municipal Building, 11 Green
Street, New Jersey, at which time all persons
interested may appear for or against the passage of
said Ordinance.
On motion by Mrs. Riley, seconded by Mr. Bray and
passed unanimously on roll call
vote to introduce on first reading Ordinance
2009-04.
Mr. Colantano attended our meeting and stated that
the Township cannot adopt the 2009 Township Budget
at tonight’s meeting. At introduction all budgets
are sent to the State of New Jersey for their
approval and as today, Mr.Colantano has not heard
back from the state with their approval. The public
hearing and adoption will be held on July 15, 2009
at 6:00 PM or soon thereafter.
On motion by Mr. Lazorisak, seconded by Mrs. Riley
and passed unanimously on roll
call vote to open the meeting to public comment on
the 2009 budget.
Mrs. Mulligan asked if the meeting that the
Committee had with the police department
and PBA affect the budget as it stands now for the
police department in dollar and cents? Mr. Lazorisak
answered No; the Committee is still negotiating the
2008-2010 Police
Contract with the Oxford Police Department and the
PBA representatives.
Loraine May asked if the budget included a police
department for 2009? Mrs. Riley and Mr. Lazorisak
answered that the police department is part of the
2009 budget.
The total budget for 2009 is $2,439,092.60, compared
to last year’s budget of
$2,427,726.12. This year the Township is using
$353,852 from surplus to balance the
budget. The tax levy is the same as last year at
$444,808. The surplus left at the end of the year is
$455,000 and the Township used $353,852 to balance
budget. Mr. Bray asked Mr. Colantano to estimate how
much surplus will be at the end of 2009. Mr.
Colantano said hopefully there would be roughly
$900,000. He stated that last year’s surplus was
higher and it is going to take a couple years to
recoup.
Don Niece said that in his opinion the surplus left
in the budget is too low and it is not
smart to enter into a budget with a surplus as small
as $100,000.
Mr. Colantano explained that as of December 31,
2008, bonds outstanding is $108,000, bond
anticipation note for $900,896; loans, for $126,000
(NJEDA and The Green Trust, both with low interest
rates) and $400,000 that the Township hasn’t issued
yet. He stated that Oxford Township’s debt is good
in regard to what the state allows.
End of Public Comment on the 2009 Budget.
Mr. Lazorisak stated that he feels we are in
difficult times and revenues are not going to be as
good in the past year. He said he is not happy with
this budget and would like to propose a small tax
increase to reserve some of the surplus in case we
get hit with unforeseeable expenses. Mrs. Riley said
that she agrees and feels that the Committee is not
being fiscally responsible by not taking a small
increase of a couple cents.
Mr. Bray disagreed saying, “when times are tough,
you tighten your belt and government needs to be
leaner and meaner.” He said the burden is on the
Township to stick by the budget, cut unnecessary
costs that provide no services to taxpayers.
Mr. Lazorisak asked Mr. Colantano what a three-cent
increase would in the tax rate. He
said that three cents is equivalent to $30.00 on a
$100,000 assessment, $60.00 on
$200,000 and $90.00 on $300,000.
The tax rate for municipal portion-
2007-$.21
2008-$.19
2009-$.22
This is a major amendment to the 2009 Budget so an
advertisement will appear in the
Star Gazette on June 25, 2009 stating that the
public hearing on the budget amendment
will be held on July 1, 2009 at 6:00 PM or soon
thereafter.
RESOLUTION 2009-58
TOWNSHIP OF OXFORD
2009 MUNICIPAL BUDGET AMENDMENT
WHEREAS, the local municipal budget for the year
2009 was approved on the 20th
day of May, 2009 and:
WHEREAS, the public hearing on said budget has been
as advertised, and:
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the Governing Body of
the Township of
Oxford, County of Warren that the following
amendments to the approved budget of
2009 are made:
Recorded Vote Ayes Nays Abstained Absent
Alex Lazorisak X
Bonnie Riley X
William Bray X
CURRENT FUND
__From___________To_______
General Revenues
Surplus Anticipated $ 353,852.00 $ 281,852.00
Amount to be Raised by Taxes for
Support of Municipal Budget 444,808.00 516,808.00
Total General Revenues $2,439,092.60 $2,439,092.60
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that two (2) certified
copies of this resolution be
filed forthwith in the Office of the Director of
Local Government Services for his
certification of the local municipal budget so
amended.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that this complete
amendment, in accordance with
the provisions of NJSA 40A:4-9, be published in the
Star Gazette in the issue of June 25, 2009 and that
said publication contain notice of public hearing on
said amendment to be held at the Oxford Township
Municipal Building on July 1, 2009 at 6:00 PM.
It is hereby certified that this is a true copy of a
resolution amending the budget
adopted by the Governing Body on the 17th of June
2009.
It is hereby certified that this resolution has been
reviewed and the 2009 budget as
amended by this resolution has been found to be in
balance.
On motion by Mr. Lazorisak and seconded by Mrs.
Riley to amend the 2009 budget by
increasing taxes by 3 cents and by increasing the
taxes, putting $72,000 in the township surplus. Mr.
Bray voted No.
Mr. Lazorisak opened the meeting to the public for
any comment on the 2009 budget.
Diane Hopper stated that the Township Committee is
doing the right thing raising the
taxes by three cents.
The public comment period was closed.
The Committee discussed the pros and cons of having
an accelerated tax sale.
On motion by Mrs. Riley and seconded by Mr.
Lazorisak not to hold an accelerated tax
sale in 2009. Mr. Bray voted No.
Mr. Lazorisak asked that the Township Committee
categorize all Township owned
property. Mrs. Riley suggested the Committee pick
fifteen properties and at next
month’s meeting, have the Committee agree on twelve
properties to give to Mr. Lavery, Township Attorney
to review and to report back to the Committee, the
process and cost involved, to sell these properties.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
WHEREAS, Section 8 of the Open Public Meeting Act,
Chapter 231, P.L. 1975, permits
the exclusion of the public from a meeting in
certain circumstances, and
WHEREAS, this public body is of the opinion that
such circumstances presently exist.
1. The public shall be excluded from the discussion
of any action upon the
hereinafter-specific subject matter.
2. The general nature of the subject matter to be
discussed is: one litigation
matter (50 Wall Street).
On motion by Mr. Lazorisak, seconded by Mr. Bray and
passed unanimously on roll call vote to enter into
Executive Session at 8:55 PM.
At 9:11 PM, the Committee entered into Open Session.
Mr. Lazorisak said the first step in cleaning up 50
Wall Street is to have Mr. Finelli put a proposal
together for the Committee to review what the cost
to the Township would be draw up a bid spec.
Mr. Finelli stated to go through the bid the
process- preparation of the bid specs, which would
include some mapping and other supporting
information, the bid process-
advertisement, answers questions for all bidders,
have a pre-bid meeting, site inspections, open the
bids, review the bids, summarize the bids and make
an award recommendation. The cost to the Township
would be approximately $10,000.00 to $12,000.00.
The bid specs would include proper disposal and
abatement of asbestos, demolition and disposal of
the structure, hauling the material of all concrete
and foundations at site to the landfill, filling of
the area, bringing it to a reasonable grade,
vegetation and restabilization of the site. It does
not include at this point any subsurface
environmental investigation and/or remediation that
is unknown as this time.
Mr. Finelli said for next month’s meeting he will
make phone calls to some professionals
that deal with this situation, to have them review
the site to get a better view of the
potential environmental implications and to get
approximate costs to evaluate the site in order to
put together a proposal.
On motion by Mr. Lazorisak, seconded by Mrs. Riley
and passed unanimously on roll
call vote to authorize the engineer to talk to some
environmental engineering firms to
solicit some proposals and report back to the
Committee on July 15, 2009 at the
Township meeting.
ENGINEER’S REPORT
The New Jersey Department of Transportation
application was submitted on Friday, June 12, 2009
for the repair of Buckley Avenue.
Mr. Finelli and Mrs. Riley attended a meeting with
the Highlands Council and
representatives from Oxford Textile to discuss the
redevelopment of Oxford Textile
keeping it in conjunction with the regional master
plan.
Mr. Finelli’s thought is that Oxford Textile is
evaluating all the information received at
this meeting and will be getting back to the
Township to give the Township a proposal on how to
move forward. The Highland Council stated that they
are putting together
minutes of this meeting outlining the steps and will
submit them to the Township.
ATTORNEY’S REPORT
Mr. Lavery talked to the BPU in regards to the water
extension and they are requesting
for their records a copy of the approved test
results from QC Labs and the map from Mr. Finelli
showing the contamination. Mr. Finelli will send a
copy of the map and the Clerk will send the official
test results received from QC Labs. Mr. Bray will
send to Mr.
Finelli a copy of his test results of his well.
Lloyd Tubman, attorney for Oxford Textile sent a
letter stating that there is old tires on the
Township’s property that need to be cleaned up. Mr.
Lavery answered her, stating that the debris is on
Oxford Textile’s property, verified by Mr. Finelli’s
surveyor.
Mr. Lavery informed the Committee that he received
an Environmental Right Act Notice, from Brennan Law
Firm representing Ray and Jeanne Oostdyk, 149 Route
31 against the owners of Robert Pummill Cabinet Shop
at 22 Wall Street, putting the Township on
notice of environmental contamination on the
property.
He stated that he wrote a letter to Scott Pohl about
the alley vacated by the Township
explaining the agreement-$500.00 was put into escrow
to pay for engineering, attorney fees and
publication costs. The zoning officer will go out to
the property and look at where the fence was erected
and report back to the Committee at the next
Township meeting.
Mrs. Riley submitted a report and map to the
Township Committee showing the location of all
forty-eight fire hydrants, paid by Oxford Township.
Mr. Bray, Police Director read the letter from
Oxford Township Committee to Officer
Chris Malcolm congratulating him on his award from
Mother Against Drunk Drivers.
Mr. Lazorisak announced that regarding the local
service agreement-merging the police department. He
stated that he is looking into this further,
gathering more information, and numbers and in a few
weeks he will give this information to the committee
for their review.
PUBLIC COMMENT
Mrs. Hissim asked about a program that the State of
New Jersey offer to control the geese population at
Oxford Furnace Lake. Mr. Lazorisak authorized Mr.
Lavery to research the program and to find out if
Oxford Township can enter into the program. Mr.
Lavery will report back at the July 15, 2009
meeting.
Asia Calabrese asked if the new police contract has
been agreed upon. Mr. Lazorisak
stated that Howard Vex, Labor Attorney, Mr. Bray,
Police Director and Oxford Township
police officers held a meeting with the arbitrator.
A proposal was agreed upon and sent to the Township
Committee. The Committee reviewed it and made slight
changes to the contract. Mr.Vex will contact the
arbitrator with the changes and report back to the
Committee after his meeting with the arbitrator.
Loraine May stated there has been a lot of trees cut
down in the Township in the last
week. She asked if Oxford Township had a tree
ordinance. The zoning officer will
review the ordinance. Mrs. Riley said that JCP&L has
hired a tree service to remove tree branches off of
electric wires.
End of Public Comment.
Five-Minute Recess
EXECUTIVE SESSION
WHEREAS, Section 8 of the Open Public Meeting Act,
Chapter 231, P.L. 1975, permits
the exclusion of the public from a meeting in
certain circumstances, and
WHEREAS, this public body is of the opinion that
such circumstances presently exist.
1. The public shall be excluded from the discussion
of any action upon the
hereinafter-specific subject matter.
2. The general nature of the subject matter to be
discussed is: one contractual
matter, (Cambridge), Potential litigation (Popinko)
and one personnel
matter.
On motion by Mr. Lazorisak, seconded by Mr. Bray and
passed unanimously on roll call vote to enter into
Executive Session at 10:25 PM.
At 11:21 PM, the Committee entered into Open Session
on motion by Mr. Lazorisak,
seconded by Mrs. Riley and passed unanimously on
roll call vote.
On motion by Mr. Lazorisak, seconded by Mrs. Riley
and passed unanimously on roll
call vote to authorize Mr. Lavery to send Karen
Lance, Tax Collector a RICE notice and
to appear at the Township Committee meeting on July
15, 2009.
On motion by Mr. Bray, seconded by Mrs. Riley and
passed unanimously on roll call
vote to pass all bills listed on June 17, 2009 Bill
List.
On motion by Mr. Lazorisak, seconded by Mr. Bray and
passed unanimously on roll call vote to adjourn the
meeting at 11:25 PM.
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