Public
Meeting - September 15, 2009
OPEN PUBLIC MEETINGS ACT ANNOUNCEMENT
ROLL CALL
Mayor’s Proclamation - Creating
a “Green Team” for the
Township of Mount Olive
Questions on Bill List?
APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETINGS – J.
Mania
September 1, 2009 Workshop & Public
Meeting (all present)
CORRESPONDENCE
LETTERS FROM RESIDENTS/ORGANIZATIONS
1. Letter received September 11, 2009,
from the Mount Olive Area Chamber of
Commerce regarding a September Annual
Awards Dinner. PDF Correspondence
RESOLUTIONS / ORDINANCES / CORRESPONDENCE
OTHER TOWNS
2. Letter received August 31, 2009,
from the Township of Roxbury regarding
an
Amendment of the Master Plan. PDF
Correspondence
3. Letter received August 31, 2009,
from the Township of Roxbury regarding
Ordinance
15-09, 16-09, 17-09, 18-09 and 19-09.
PDF
Correspondence
4. Resolution received September 3,
2009, from the Borough of Kinnelon
regarding
Support of and Amendment to the Open
Public Records Act. PDF
Correspondence
DOT/ /DEP / LOI / HIGHLANDS
5. Letter received August 31, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey Department
of Environmental Protection regarding “Environmental
Investigation/Cleanup in Progress at
this Site” sign rules. PDF
Correspondence
6. Letter received August 31, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey Department
of Environmental Protection regarding
29 Kevin Drive. PDF
Correspondence
7. Letter received August 31, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey Department
of Environmental Protection regarding
11 Sunset Drive. PDF
Correspondence
8. Letter received August 31, 2009,
from Betts Environmental Services Corporation
regarding environmental contamination
at the former NJ Bus Company/Laidlaw
Transit, 704 Bartley-Chester Road.
PDF
Correspondence
9. Letter received August 31, 2009,
from Betts Environmental Services Corporation
regarding a Public Notice. PDF
Correspondence
10. Letter received September 8, 2009,
from Kleinfelder regarding a Public
Notification for Inactive Exxon Service
Station #32544, 257 State Route 206.
PDF
Correspondence
11. Email received September 9, 2009,
from Sovereign Consulting, Inc. regarding
a Public Notification for 285 Route
206, Flanders. PDF
Correspondence
12. Email received September 9, 2009,
from Sovereign Consulting, Inc. regarding
a Public Notification for 35 Route
46 East, Flanders. PDF
Correspondence
LEAGUE OF MUNICIPALITIES
13. Email received August 28, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey League
of Municipalities
regarding the Risk of Third Party Service
Organizations and Ameripay. PDF Correspondence
14. Email received August 28, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey League
of Municipalities
regarding a Delay of Red Flag Rule
until November 1, 2009. PDF
Correspondence
15. Email received August 31, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey League
of Municipalities
regarding a Washington Watch Federal
Update, Clean-Tea (Transportation Policy
Legislation,) EECBG and Climate Change
Legislation, National Preparedness
Month Kick-Off and Prevailing Wage
Threshold Change. PDF
Correspondence
16. Email received August 31, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey League
of Municipalities
regarding a Washington Watch Federal
update. PDF
Correspondence
17. Email received September 1, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey League
of Municipalities regarding a League
Professional Development Seminar and
a September Grant Page Posted. PDF
Correspondence
18. Email received September 1, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey League
of Municipalities regarding a COAH
Briefing. PDF
Correspondence
19. Letter received September 2, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey League
of Municipalities regarding a League
Delegates Luncheon. PDF
Correspondence
20. Letter received September 2, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey League
of Municipalities regarding a Women
in Government Breakfast. PDF
Correspondence
21. Email received September 2, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey League
of Municipalities regarding an NJLM
Statement on Speaker Roberts. PDF
Correspondence
22. Email received September 3, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey League
of Municipalities regarding a League
Professional Development Program “Ethics – Back
to Basics,” and Invitation for
2009 New Jersey Statewide Cultural
Festival, September 26. PDF
Correspondence
23. Email
received September 4, 2009 from the
State of New Jersey League of
Municipalities regarding a League
Professional Development Program – “The
Federal Stimulus Act and Grants.” PDF
Correspondence
24. Email received September 4, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey League
of Municipalities regarding the 1st
Annual Sustainable Jersey Awards Luncheon.
PDF
Correspondence
25. Email received September 8, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey League
of Municipalities regarding Lame Duck
Issues and the Staples Advantage Agreement.
PDF
Correspondence
26. Letter received September 10,
2009, from the State of New Jersey
League
of Municipalities regarding the program, “New
Jersey’s Economy: Status of Gloom
and Prospects of Bloom.” PDF
Correspondence
27. Email received September 10, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey League
of Municipalities regarding an Urgent
H1N1 Update. PDF
Correspondence
28. Email received September 10, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey League
of Municipalities regarding Arts Build
Communities and U.S. EPA Workshop on
Brownfields Clean-up Grants. PDF Correspondence
29. Email received September 11, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey League
of Municipalities regarding Two issues
for the “Lame Duck” and
Beyond: Mandates Relief and Binding
Arbitration Reform. PDF Correspondence
DCA
30. Email received September 2, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey Department
of Community Affairs regarding Updated
NJRA RTI Training Dates. PDF
Correspondence
MORRIS COUNTY
31. Email received September 9, 2009,
from Morris County regarding the PARIS
Grant. PDF
Correspondence
32. Email received September 10, 2009,
from the Morris County Prosecutor’s
Office regarding an Hispanic Heritage
Month Celebration. PDF
Correspondence
USDA
33. Letter received August 31, 2009,
from the United States Department of
Agriculture
regarding an FSA Newsletter. PDF
Correspondence
UTILITIES
34. Letter received September 2, 2009,
from Comcast regarding Channel Changes.
PDF
Correspondence
35. Letter
received September 4, 2009, from Comcast
regarding Cable Guide
Update. PDF
Correspondence
36. Letter received September 8, 2009,
from PSE&G regarding a Notice of
Brush Mowing and Herbicide for Block
800 Lot 32 (1 Dorset Drive) and Block
801 Lot 1 (10 Dorset Drive). PDF
Correspondence
37. Letter received September 8, 2009,
from PSE&G regarding a Notice of
Brush Mowing and Herbicide for Block
8800 Lot 36.24 (31 Saunders Lane) and
Block 8800 Lot 36.45 (65 Saunders Lane,
Open Space). PDF
Correspondence
38. Letter received September 8, 2009,
from Jersey Central Power & Light
regarding a proposed Economic Stimulus
Demand Response and Energy Efficiency
Programs. PDF
Correspondence
39. Letter received September 10,
2009, from Comcast regarding Channel
Additions.
PDF
Correspondence
MSA
40. Minutes received September 3,
2009, from the Musconetcong Sewerage
Authority
regarding an August 5, 2009 Regular
Meeting. PDF
Correspondence
TORT
41. Letter received September 4, 2009,
from Peter C. Ioannou, Attorney At
Law regarding an August 13, 2009 Accident
involving Martha Rincon. PDF
Correspondence
42. Summons received September 10,
2009, from Michael McKenna, Esq. regarding
Tilcon New York, Inc. & Kelly Excavating & Paving,
Inc. D/B/A as Owl Contracting. PDF
Correspondence
LETTER FROM LEGISLATIVE REPRESENTATIVES
43. Email received September 4, 2009,
from Congressman Rodney P. Frelinghuysen
regarding the Issue of our Day: Health
Care. PDF
Correspondence
COAH
44. Email received September 9, 2009,
from the New Jersey Council on Affordable
Housing regarding Regional Planning
Guidelines and Highlands Growth Projection
Worksheet. PDF
Correspondence
ORDINANCES FOR PUBLIC HEARING
Ord.#21-2009 An Ordinance of the Township
of Mount Olive to Amend and Supplement
Chapter 102 Entitled “Documents,
Fees for Copies of,” Article
I Entitled “General Fees.” – P.
Tobey PDF Ordinance
ORDINANCES FOR FIRST READING (second
reading/public hearing September 29,
2009)
Ord.#22-2009 An Ordinance of the Township
of Mount Olive to Amend the Permitted
Uses as Set Forth in §
400-100 “Rural and Residential
Districts” and in §400-101 “Nonresidential
Districts” of Chapter 400, Entitled “Land
Use” of the Code of the Township
of Mount Olive to Include Antennas
for Wireless Telecommunication Services
and to Modify the Accessory Use Provisions
in the Residential and Nonresidential
Zone Districts to Include Equipment
Associated with Said Antennas. – R.
Greenbaum PDF Ordinance
CONSENT RESOLUTIONS AGENDA:
Resolutions on the Consent Agenda
List are considered to be routine and
non-controversial by the Township Council
and will be approved by one motion
(one vote). There will be no separate
discussion or debate on each of these
resolutions except for the possibility
of brief clarifying statements that
may be offered. If one or more Council
member requests, any individual resolution
on the Consent Agenda may be removed
from the Consent Agenda List and acted
on separately.
CONSENT RESOLUTIONS – R. Perkins
1. Resolution of the Township Council
of the Township of Mount Olive Authorizing
the Release of Performance Guarantees
Posted by Jersey Central Power and
Light. PDF Resolution
2. Resolution of the Township Council
of the Township of Mount Olive to Modify
the Township’s Resolution Entitled “Resolution
of the Township Council of the Township
of Mount Olive RE: Notice of Intent
to Petition the Highlands Council for
Plan Conformance” to Delete all
References to Planning Area in Order
to Rescind the Notice of Intent to
Conform for the Planning Area. PDF
Resolution
3. Resolution of the Township Council
of the Township of Mount Olive Requesting
Approval from the Director of the Division
of Local Government Services for Insertion
of a Specific Item of Revenue into
the 2009 Municipal Budget ($18,177.82
for Drunk Driving Enforcement Fund).
PDF Resolution
4. Resolution of the Township Council
of the Township of Mount Olive Approving
an Emergency Purchase in the Amount
of $32,455.50 Due to Total Well Failure
from a Collapsed Well Wall. PDF Resolution
5. Resolution of the Township Council
of the Township of Mount Olive Authorizing
Additional Engineering Services Provided
by CMS in Connection with the Tinc
Farm-Lynnwood-Goldmine Interconnect.
PDF Resolution
6. Resolution of the Township Council
of the Township of Mount Olive Authorizing
an Agreement with Passaic Valley Sewerage
Commission for the Disposal of Sludge.
PDF Resolution
7. Resolution of the Township Council
of the Township of Mount Olive Authorizing
Funds for the Acquisition of a Portion
of the Walsh Property, Block 8100 Lot
3 by the Land Conservancy of New Jersey.
PDF Resolution
8. Resolution of the Township Council
of the Township of Mount Olive Awarding
a Contract to Andy-Matt Inc., J&R
Tree Service and Mountainview Landscaping
for Snowplowing Services. PDF Resolution
9. Resolution of the Township Council
of the Township of Mount Olive Awarding
a Contract to the Liberty Store for
DPW & Dispatcher Uniforms and Accessories.
PDF Resolution
PUBLIC PORTION ON CONSENT RESOLUTIONS
COUNCIL COMMENTS ON CONSENT RESOLUTIONS
ROLL CALL
RESOLUTIONS NON CONSENT
PUBLIC PORTION ON INDIVIDUAL RESOLUTIONS
COUNCIL COMMENTS ON INDIVIDUAL RESOLUTIONS
ROLL CALL
MOTIONS
1. Approval of Raffle Application
#2325 for the Mount Olive High School
Band Booster Association; Bingo Application
#2326 and Raffle Application #2327
for Budd Lake Vol. Fire Co. #1; and
Raffle Application #2328 & #2329
for the Mt. Olive High School Band
Booster Association. – A. Roman
2. Bill List. – C. Labow PDF
Bill List
ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS
OLD BUSINESS
NEW BUSINESS
LEGAL MATTERS
COUNCIL REPORTS
Recreation Liaison Report – A.
Roman
Board of Health Report – R. Perkins
Planning Board Report – R. Greenbaum
Board of Adjustment Liaison Report – R.
Greenbaum
Open Space Committee Report – C.
Labow
Legislative Committee Report – R.
Perkins
Pride Committee Report – C. Labow
Board of Education Liaison Report – A.
Roman
Lake/Environment Issues Committee – S.
Rattner
Safety Committee Liaison – R.
Perkins
Economic Development Committee Report – S.
Rattner
Solid Waste Advisory Committee Report – R.
Perkins
Library Board Liaison – P. Tobey
Senior Citizen Liaison – C. Labow
PUBLIC PORTION
COUNCIL COMMENTS
ADJOURNMENT
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