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TOWNSHIP MEETING MINUTES
JULY 18, 2007
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OXFORD TOWNSHIP
TOWNSHIP MEETING
JULY 18, 2007
The regular scheduled meeting of the Mayor and
Committee of the Township of Oxford was held on July
18, 2007 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 7:37 PM.
In attendance were Alex Lazorisak, N. Angelo
Accetturo, Bonnie Riley, Michael Finelli,
Michael Lavery and Sheila L. Oberly.
Everyone stood and recited the flag salute.
Mr. Lazorisak stated that the tax, sewer, and
treasurer’s reports from June 2007 are
available to the public for review.
On motion by Mr. Accetturo, seconded by Mrs. Riley
and passed unanimously on roll call vote, to approve
the June 18 & 19, 2007 meeting minutes.
ORDINANCE 2007-07 Bond for DPW Truck and Acquisition
of Property was read
by title on second reading and opened for public
comments.
The Committee and the public discussed the amount
and the reason there were two items listed on one
bond. The bond is for two items-DPW truck and the
Estate of Lauer property.
On motion by Mrs. Riley seconded by Mr. Accetturo
and passed unanimously on roll call vote Ordinance
2007-07 was adopted.
OXFORD TOWNSHIP
WARREN COUNTY
ORDINANCE 2007-08
ACCESSORY BUILDINGS
No accessory building permitted by this Ordinance
shall be placed in any required yard
except as specified hereinafter in this section.
1. The aggregate ground area covered by accessory
buildings shall not exceed 25
percent of the required rear yard area within any
residential zone or 576 square
feet for the R-10 Zone and any cluster development
or 600 square feet in all
other residential zones which ever is less. Within
any business and industrial
zone, the aggregate area covered by any accessory
buildings shall not exceed
50 percent of the required rear yard area or 800
square feet which ever is less.
2. An accessory building attached to the principal
building shall comply in all
respects with the requirements of this Ordinance
applicable to the principal
building.
3. No accessory building within any zone shall
exceed 15 feet in height
4. No accessory building erected in a required yard
on any lot within any zone
shall be used for residential purposes.
5. Within the limitations hereinbefore recited, any
accessory building within any
residential zone shall be located behind the rear
line of the principal structure.
6. On through lots, no accessory building shall be
erected in the rear yard shall be
nearer the street line than the minimum distance
specified for front yard
setback on that part of the street which said yard
abuts.
7. Open, private swimming pools designed and
intended for the sole use of
resident site occupants shall be considered
accessory structures for the purpose
of permits and shall be controlled by the New Jersey
Uniform Construction
Code. Pool footprint areas shall not be considered
when calculating the
allowable coverage of accessory structures for an
individual property.
8. Garden sheds shall be governed by this Ordinance
except that they may be
erected closer to the rear and side property lines
as indicated in the below
modified schedule. In no instance, however, shall
the location of the garden
shed be closer to the existing dwelling, which is
located on an adjacent lot,
then the prescribed minimum side yard depth for
accessory building of the
zone in which the garden shed within the modified
setbacks, must provide the
location of dwellings on the adjacent lot on their
filed plan
Garden sheds shall not exceed the following
standards governing size:
Height: 10 Feet
Length 12 Feet
Width: 12 Feet
Total Square Footage: 120 Square Feet
Ordinance 2007-08 Revised Accessory Buildings was
introduced on motion by
Accetturo and seconded
by Mrs. Riley and passed unanimously on roll call
vote.
RESOLUTION 2007-47
New Jersey Department of Transportation
Resolution, Application, and Agreement for
State Aid to Counties and Municipalities
Name of Sponsor: Oxford Township
Mailing Address: 11 Green Street, P.O. Box 119
Oxford, NJ 07863
E-mail Address townclerk@oxfordnj.org
Federal Tax Identification Number 22-601-4226
(Must be inserted by Sponsor)
Program (only check one): County Aid
X Local Aid Infrastructure Fund
(Discretionary Aid)
X Municipal Aid
Bikeway
Centers of Place
Safe Streets to Schools
Other (Specify)
Bridge Bond Act
Sponsor Priority No. 1 (Prioritized by Program)
Total Center Line Municipal Road
Mileage 12.7
BE IT RESOLVED, that application is hereby made to
the Commissioner of
Transportation for an allotment of aid for the
improvement of:
Mount Pisgah Avenue Reconstruction
(Project Name)
From: Belvidere Ave (CR624)
To: Oxford Quarry Road
in the Municipality of Oxford Township County of
Warren
State of New Jersey for a distance of 0.80 miles or
such portion thereof as may be
approved by the Commissioner of Transportation. The
total cost estimate for this
improvement is $234,946.00 . The Sponsor requests
$199,704.00 in State funds and
anticipates contributing $35,242.00, AND BE IT
RESOLVED that any aid received as
a result of this application will only be used for
eligible costs for the project.
Type of Improvement (Check only major type of work)
Resurfacing
Culvert (Less than 20 foot span)
X Roadway Reconstruction
Bridge (20 foot span or greater)
Surface Treatment
Safety Improvement
Traffic Signal Installation
Safe Streets to Schools
Intersection Improvement
X Other (Describe Below)
Bikeway
Drainage improvements
Scope of Work (Provide a detailed written
description of the project - use
additional sheets if necessary)
See attached.
[SUBMIT 3 ORIGINALS OF THIS FORM ALONG WITH 3
LOCATION MAPS AND FOR CENTERS OF
PLACE SUBMIT 6 ORIGINALS OF THIS FORM ALONG WITH 6
LOCATION MAPS TO THE DIVISION OF LOCAL AID AND
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT]
Total Estimated Cost of Improvement (Attach a
detailed cost estimate)
Project Information
Is utility work planned within the project limits
over the next five (5) years? – Yes
No X
Is the purchase of right-of-way required before the
start of project construction? – Yes
No X
Does the project intersect a State Highway? – Yes No
X If yes, which
highway?
If Yes, is the intersection signalized? – Yes No
Is there a railroad crossing within the project
limits? – Yes No X
Is there a railroad crossing 100 feet outside of the
project limits? - Yes No X
Will the construction impact traffic across a
railroad crossing outside the project limits? –
Yes No X
ADDITIONAL FORMS OR DOCUMENTS REQUIRED - ATTACH ONLY
THOSE FORMS APPLICABLE TO THE PROJECT
Traffic Signal and/or Channelization - Attach a copy
of the “Authorization to Design or
Install”
Roadway Project – Attach a copy of “Appendix RD”
Bridge Project – Attach a copy of "Appendix BR" and
Appendix RD"
Bikeway Project – Attach a copy of "Appendix BW"
Safe Streets to Schools Project – Attach a copy of
"Appendix SS"
Location map - 8 ½” x 11” only, showing project
limits (all information must be clear and legible
with street names labeled)
NOTE For projects located within right-of-way or on
property owned by other jurisdictions, proof of
permission to construct this project must be
attached to this form or the project will not be
considered for possible funding.
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that if this application
is approved and accepted
by the New Jersey Department of Transportation (“the
Department”), the Sponsor agrees
that:
a. It shall arrange for financing of the total cost
of the project provided for in this
Agreement.
b. It recognizes and agrees that continuation of
funding under this Agreement is
expressly dependent upon the availability to the
Department of funds appropriated by
the State Legislature from State revenues or such
other funding sources as may be
applicable. The Department shall not be held liable
for any breach of this Agreement
because of the absence of available appropriation.
c. In the event that the Department approves funds
in an amount less than requested, the Sponsor, at
its option, 1) may either rescind this Agreement or
2) continue with the project and assume the entire
difference between the total cost of the project and
the allotment of State funds or 3) reevaluate the
project limits or scope and submit a letter of
justification to the Department for approval. In the
event the Sponsor rescinds the Agreement, the
allotted funds shall revert to the source of the
funding.
d. The Sponsor must notify the Department of its
rescission of this Agreement within
thirty (30) days of the expiration of the agreement
or subsequent extensions. Not
meeting this requirement will result in future
grants being provided on a reimbursement
basis until such time as the municipality
demonstrates satisfactory performance in
awarding construction contracts. This does not apply
to the County Aid Program.
e. Any purported transfer or assignment of the
written obligations of the Sponsor
contained herein without prior approval of the
Department shall be void.
f. New Jersey Office of Management and Budget,
Circular Letter 05-12, Grant
Agreements – Agency Contracts and any supplemental
compliance statements by the
Department, must be complied with by the Sponsor.
g. The work to be performed by the Sponsor under
this Agreement shall include but not be limited to
the following:
1. Preparation of contract drawings and
supplementary specifications.
2. The acquisition of all necessary right-of-way,
easements, slope rights and
permits.
3. Construction of the above referenced improvement.
4. Monitoring and supervising compliance with all
provisions of this Agreement.
h. It shall defend, indemnify, protect and save
harmless the State and its officers, agents,
servants, and employees from and against any and all
suits, claims, demands or
damages of whatsoever kind and nature arising out
of, or claimed to arise out of, any
act, error or omission of the Sponsor, its
consultants, contractors, agents, servants and
employees in the performance of the work of the
project including, but not limited to, expenditures
for and costs of investigations, hiring of expert
witnesses, court cost,
counsel fees, settlements, and judgments.
i. It shall engage a
Professional Engineer, registered in the State of
New Jersey, for
design services on the project. In its agreement for
professional services, the Sponsor
shall require the provision of professional
liability insurance or errors and omissions
insurance sufficient to protect against liabilities
arising out of the professional
obligations performed pursuant to the agreements.
j. In its agreements for professional and
non-professional services, the Sponsor shall
require the provisions of public liability insurance
and every such policy shall include
the Sponsor and State as additional named insureds.
k. All design work shall conform to the applicable
American Association of State
Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) design
criteria and the
Department's Bicycle Compatible Roadways and
Bikeways Planning and Design
Guidelines. The design of traffic barriers and
drainage systems shall conform to the
Department’s Roadway Design Manual. No deviation
shall be allowed without the
knowledge of the Department. If there is deviation
from those standards, the Sponsor
shall accept any and all responsibility for any
injury or damage by such deviation to
any person or property and shall indemnify the State
as outlined in this Agreement.
All design shall also conform to the current “Manual
on Uniform Traffic Control
Devices” published by Federal Highway
Administration. Design Exception reports
will be prepared for all controlling substandard
design elements in accordance with the
Department’s Design Exception Manual. Design
Exception reports shall be certified
by a New Jersey licensed professional engineer.
l. It shall provide maps, reports, detailed plans,
supplementary specification and contract documents
required by the Department.
m. All workmanship and materials shall conform to
current “New Jersey Department of
Transportation Standard Specifications for Road and
Bridge Construction” as
amended for State Aid.
n. It is the responsible authority, without recourse
to the State, regarding the settlement
and satisfaction of all contractual and
administrative issues arising out of the
procurement entered in support of this funding.
o. Prior to advertising for bids, the Sponsor shall
notify the Department if it intends to
substantially change the scope of the project
proposed in the Resolution, Application,
and Agreement. No substantial change shall be
included in the project unless it has
been approved by the Department.
p. Any changes in work after the award of contract
shall be documented with a
Department approved change order.
q. Fifteen (15) calendar days prior to
advertisement, the Sponsor shall submit the
following to the Division
of Local Aid and Economic Development:
1. One (1) copy of the contract plans,
specifications, engineer’s estimate, and
engineer’s design certification.
2. Other documents as required.
r. It shall advertise and award the contract in
accordance with the provisions of the Local Public
Contracts Law, N.J.S.A. 40 A:11-1 et. seq.
s. It shall comply with all applicable Federal,
State and Local laws, rules, ordinances and
regulations.
t. Within thirty (30) calendar days of construction
bids, unless the Department grants an extension of
this time, the Sponsor shall submit the following to
the Division of Local Aid and Economic Development.
1. Two (2) copies of the summary of construction
bids.
2. A resolution awarding the contract to the lowest
responsible bidder submitting a responsive bid,
subject to the approval of the Department.
u. For municipal grants, the municipality shall
award a construction contract for the
grant project within eighteen (18) months of
approval of this Resolution, Application,
and Agreement by the Department. The Department in
its sole discretion may
provide one six (6) month extension after receiving
an adopted resolution and
justification from the Sponsor at least thirty (30)
days prior to the expiration of the
grant agreement. The Department in its sole
discretion may provide a second six (6)
month extension under extraordinary circumstances as
defined by NJAC 16:20B1.3
after receiving an adopted resolution and
justification from the Sponsor at least thirty
(30) days prior to the expiration of the first six
month extension. The Department
may cancel the grant agreement if the Sponsor does
not award the construction
contract by the specified time or if an extension is
not requested at least thirty (30)
days prior to the expiration of the grant agreement
or subsequent extensions; or if an
extension of time is not granted.
v. Cancellation of the grant agreement because a
construction contract was not awarded within the
time requirements or because an extension of time
was not properly requested thirty (30) days prior to
grant agreement expiration or subsequent
extensions will result in future grant funds being
provided on a reimbursement basis
until such time as the Sponsor demonstrates it can
award a construction contract
within the specified timeframes.
w. Sponsors may voluntarily cancel the grant
agreement with written notice thirty (30)
days prior to the expiration of the grant agreement
or subsequent extensions.
Voluntarily canceling the grant agreement with
proper notification will result in no
penalties on future grants.
x. Upon prior approval of the Department, it may
elect to undertake the work through
the use of its own forces when it is deemed
applicable and appropriate.
y. Neither design costs, the costs for acquisition
of all necessary right-of-way,
easements, slope rights, and permits nor utility
costs shall be considered costs of the
project for purposes of computation of the allotment
of State Aid funds under this
Agreement except in special cases approved by the
Department.
z. State participation in the cost of the project
shall not exceed the lesser of either 100 percent of
the cost of the completed construction work
including eligible construction supervision,
inspection and material testing, or the original
allotment. State participation in inspection and
material testing costs combined shall be limited to
15 percent of the eligible construction work cost.
The State shall not participate in costs that the
Department determines to be beyond the scope of the
purposes of the
allotment, excessive or otherwise unallowable. The
Sponsor shall be afforded an
opportunity to challenge this determination at an
informal hearing.
aa. At the discretion of
the Commissioner of Transportation, payment of the
allotted
funds may be made to the project Sponsor in the form
of a grant. Grant payments
shall be made as follows:
1. For programs administered by the Division of
Local Aid and Economic Development, a specified
percentage, of the lesser of the eligible award
amount or allotment amount shall be paid at the time
of concurrence in the award of contract by the
Department or the full amount of the allotment shall
be paid upon approval of this agreement as
determined by the Commissioner. The remaining
percentage or balance of funds shall be paid upon
submission of a final voucher with supporting
information as required by the Department. The final
voucher must be submitted to the Department within
six (6) months of project acceptance. The Department
reserves the right to inspect the work associated
with the grant as per N.J.A.C 16:20B-3.2.
2. For County Aid and the Local Bridge Bond Act, the
full amount of the annual
allotment amount shall be paid upon approval of the
Annual Transportation Plan
(ATP) and the execution of this Agreement unless the
County has demonstrated
unsatisfactory performance, whereby funds will be
provided similar to municipal
grants.
3. If the Sponsor requests, progress payments shall
be on a reimbursement basis.
It shall request reimbursement from the Department
by submitting vouchers
supplied by the Department with supporting
information as required by the
Department. Progress payments of not less than
$50,000 may be made.
bb. The Sponsor hereby certifies that all allotted
funds shall only be spent on eligible
costs for the approved project(s) as described in
this Agreement.
cc. In the event allotted funds remain after
completion of the work, the remaining funds shall
revert to the source of the funding and shall be
reallotted by the Department in a manner determined
solely by the Commissioner of Transportation.
dd. In the event that the Department determines that
it has reimbursed the Sponsor in an amount in excess
of the funds actually due under this Agreement, the
Sponsor shall, upon notice from the Department, make
timely repayments to the State. Upon failure of the
Sponsor to timely repay such funds, the State is
hereby authorized by this Agreement to deduct those
funds from any monies due the Sponsor under the
terms of any agreement between the State, its
Departments and Agencies and the Sponsor or to gain
reimbursement through any other remedies available
at law or equity.
ee. It shall provide
cost certification and maintain financial records
relating to all costs for the project in accordance
with N.J.A.C. 16:20A or 16:20B, as applicable, and
comply
with State of New Jersey audit requirements
specified therein.
ff. It shall maintain complete documentation of the
project for a period of three (3) years after
receiving final reimbursement or payment by the
State.
gg. It shall maintain
the completed project in a manner satisfactory to
the Department.
hh. It will comply with
Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
ii. Failure to comply with all provisions contained
in this Resolution, Application and
Agreement may result in the suspension and/or
termination of funding.
jj. Approval as to Form
by Certification Process.
Mr. Finelli stated that the Township should be
notified by the end of this year if Oxford
is awarded this grant and the project would start
spring or summer of 2008. This
application is due by the end of August 2007 to DOT.
On motion by Mr. Accetturo, seconded by Mr.
Lazorisak and passed unanimously on roll call vote
to approve Resolution 2007-47 and give authorization
to the Mayor and Clerk to sign the application and
submit to the Department of Transportation.
Lt. Lilly submitted an application from Tracy Marsh
for the position of Oxford Court
Officer. (Sgt. At Arms) He informed the Committee
that Mr. Marsh is a special police
officer with Belvidere. The position of Court
Officer would be for eighteen sessions a
year and he will work around the court schedule.
On motion by Mr. Lazorisak, seconded by Mr.
Accetturo and passed unanimously on roll call vote
to hire Tracy Marsh for $50.00 a session starting
August 7, 2007.
The Committee and Lt. Lilly discussed the purchase
of a new police car. At this time
there are four police vehicles – 2007 Crown Victoria
– 10,000 miles; 2002 Durango
40,000 miles; 2001 Crown Victoria – 85,000 miles and
2001 Crown Victoria – 82,000
miles with a third motor installed and needs a new
transmission. At this time the
Township has paid the first lease payment of
$8,326.93 (October 19, 2006) on the 2007 Crown
Victoria Lt. Lilly submitted quotes that he received
from Winner Ford in Cherry Hill and Warnock in East
Hanover for a new vehicle.
Winner Ford Fleet 2008 Explorer $26,977.00
Warnock Fleet 2008 Durango 27,939.00
Warnock Fleet 2007 Durango 19,994.00
Mr. Lazorisak asked Lt. Lilly to get quotes on a
leased police car and submit it to the
Committee by next month’s meeting for them to make a
decision.
The Committee reviewed the application for DD Ice
Cream truck. Lt. Lilly did a
background check and everything checked out fine.
The Committee asked the clerk to
ask DD Ice Cream to attend next month’s meeting.
Mr. Finelli updated the Committee that the Center of
Designation application has been
sent. As of right now there are three separate
applications that have been filed, Centers of Place,
Bikeway, and Mt. Pisgah Avenue.
Flood Mitigation Plan Public Hearing.
Mr. Finelli explained that the Township of Oxford
has entered into an agreement with the County of
Warren to develop and implement what is called a
Flood Mitigation Plan. It is specific to the
Delaware River Basin; other words the flood prone
and potential impacted areas of the Delaware River
Basin: Oxford Township does not have any areas that
are
impacted by the Delaware River. Basin. This project
started because of all the flood
damage that incurred down the Delaware in some of
the more northern Townships within the
County-Knowlton, Harmony, Lopatcong and
Phillipsburg. All the townships in
Warren County were asked to be involved as it is a
countywide opportunity. One of the
procedural requirements is to have a public hearing
on this plan. This would make the
township eligible for various funding; establishes
flood hazard areas and risks. Most
importantly for Oxford, it allows the Township to
continue with the County program-The All Hazard
Mitigation Plan. The requirement is that you must be
involved each step of the way to benefit from this
plan and this is the first part of the process. In
an event of a disaster, Oxford Township would be
available for funding from FEMA. There is very
little cost to the Township because the County does
most of the work.
PUBLIC HEARING:
Diane Hopper asked if any disasters would not be
covered. Mr. Finelli answered that the
County is the lead agency but hurricanes, tornadoes,
fires, etc. would be covered. This
is called an all hazard plan so basically everything
should be covered.
A resident asked how the flood mitigation plan is
going to impact Oxford, are there any rules,
regulations anything that has to be set up or have
in place to be part of this? Mr. Finelli stated, No,
this has already been done but questionnaires were
sent to all residents in the flood hazard areas and
the Oxford received two responses. Mr. Finelli
stated that the Township must be involved every step
of the way to get benefits in case a disaster would
happen.
The mayor asked if there were any more comments,
being none the public comment
period on the Flood Mitigation Plan was closed.
Mrs. Riley stated that the leak at Spring Meadows
was fixed on July 4, 2007.
Mr. and Mrs. Hill sent a letter to the Committee
asking for a six-month waiver on their
sewer bill (Block 1.01, Lot 5, 185 Jonestown Road).
They stated that due to house
related problems, the residence is not able to be
occupied-there is no bathroom, kitchen or plumbing
at this residence.
On motion by Mr. Lazorisak, seconded by Mr.
Accetturo and passed unanimously on roll call vote
to extend their waiver for thirty days and have the
zoning officer meet with the Hills and evaluate the
property and at the Township meeting next month,
give a report.
Oxford Textile sent a letter to the Committee
stating that since 1991, they have been
paying taxes on a small piece of property that the
Township owns. Mr. Lavery will
research the deed and report back to Committee and
Oxford Textile.
On motion by Mr. Accetturo, seconded by Mrs. Riley
and passed unanimously on roll call vote to
authorize the Mayor to sit with Nevitt to complete
the recycling application for
Oram’s Lane and to file with
the State of New Jersey.
Mr. Accetturo announced that the Summer Festival
would be held on August 11, 2007
from 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM with fireworks starting at
approximately 9:30 PM.
The Committee authorized payment to County of
Warren-Treasurer’s Office for third
quarter taxes in the amount of $337,811.36.
The Committee thanked the Young At Heart for their
invitation to attend their
anniversary party at the Oxford Furnace Lake. They
all stated that it was a very nice day and Mrs.
Riley said that the best part was the watermelon
contest.
Mr. Lazorisak opened the meeting to the public.
PUBLIC COMMENT:
Diane Hooper stated that the Township and Land Use
minutes on the website are only up to February 2007.
The Clerk will notify the person responsible for
putting the minutes on the website and this will be
updated as soon as possible.
Ms. Hooper asked if we have a new tax and sewer
collector. Mr. Lazorisak stated that
Bonnie Holborow has left and Karen Lance is our new
collector.
A question was asked about street lighting on
private property and private roads and who is
responsible for paying for them.
Mr. Lazorisak answered that it is hard to comment
since some of the mercury lamps look like
streetlights. At this time, the Township pays
approximately $800.00 a month for lighting.
A question was asked about the property off of Mt.
Pisgah Avenue that the Township
owns. Mr. Lazorisak stated that the first phase is
for softball fields and there will be a
playground. The original owners of the property left
a nice grant (money) for the
playground. Last year the fields were done and the
fields must grow for a year before
the fields are cut and played upon.
A question was asked about the property downtown
that had the fire at 50 Wall Street.
Mr. Lazorisak stated that at the planning board
meeting on August 13, 2007, the board would be
looking at an investigation of that property
conducted by the planner to deem that piece an area
in need of redevelopment giving the Township certain
powers and steps to clean it up.
Richard Cotton submitted a letter to the Mayor for
his signature and asking him to submit it to the
Highland Council and DCA requesting a meeting. This
meeting would be to
discuss the Township’s plan for redevelopment and
how it is affected by the Draft
Regional Master Plan.
On motion by Mr. Lazorisak, seconded by Mr.
Accetturo and passed unanimously for the
mayor to sign the letters and report back to the
Committee with open meeting dates.
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 pending two
litigation matter- (Pohl & Oxwall)), two contractual
matters- (TWA &
Estate of Lauer), possible work with Maser and
personnel increases with
the minutes made available at such time the Township
Committee
determines there is no danger to the Township by
disclosing those minutes.
3. It is anticipated at this time that the above
stated subject matter will be
made public at the conclusion of the litigation. The
motion carried with
the following roll call vote.
On motion by Mr. Lazorisak, seconded by Mr.
Accetturo and passed unanimously on roll call vote
to enter into Executive Session at 8:50 PM.
The Committee went back into open session at 11:45
PM.
ORDINANCE 2007-06 Salary Ordinance was read by title
on second reading and
opened for public comments.
There were no public comments.
On motion by Mr. Accetturo, seconded by Mrs. Riley
and passed unanimously on roll call vote to adopt
Ordinance 2007-06.
The Committee discussed the salary resolution and
agreed that 3% raise will be given
across the board except the positions of Clerk,
Public Foreman, DPW Equipment
Operator, DPW Laborer, P/T DPW Worker, Deputy Court
Clerk, Sgt. At Arms. Call-Out
for Court, Lake Director, and Municipal Custodian,
On motion by Mr. Lazorisak, seconded by Mr.
Accetturo and passed unanimously on roll call vote
to approve Resolution 2007-47 Establishing Salaries
for Employees.
On motion by Mr. Lazorisak, seconded by Mr.
Accetturo and passed unanimously on roll call vote
to pay Finelli Consulting’s bill in the amount of
$316.25.
On motion by Mr. Lazorisak, seconded by Mr.
Accetturo and passed unanimously on roll call vote
to adjourn at 12:05 AM.
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