MAYOR AND COUNCIL MEETING
BOROUGH OF WANAQUE
MINUTES
Regular Meeting
March 8, 2010
A Regular Meeting of the Mayor and Council of the Borough of Wanaque was held on Monday, March 8, 2010, at 8:05 P.M. in the Wanaque Municipal Building.The Mayor called the meeting to order with the flag salute.
On roll call, the following Council Members responded: Balunis, Cisco, Cortellessa, Pasquariello, Pettet and Theoharous. The Mayor declared a quorum. The Borough Attorney and Borough Engineer were present.
The Mayor read the following Sunshine Statement: This is a Regular Meeting of the Mayor and Council and adequate notice thereof has been given by advertising the dates, time and place of the Regular Meetings in the Suburban Trends and the Herald News newspapers and was e-mailed to these papers on January 6, 2010, and a notice thereof has been posted on January 6, 2010 on the bulletin board in the Wanaque Municipal Building, 579 Ringwood Avenue, Wanaque, New Jersey and a copy thereof has been on file with the Municipal Clerk.The Mayor asked Freeholder O’Connell to come forward.
Freeholder O’Connell came forward and introduced Sheriff Speziale who spoke about money from drug funds they received and purchased vehicles for the towns to reduced the burden on taxpayers. There are four vehicles that will be given to the towns and Wanaque will receive one vehicle.
MINUTES:
Regular Meeting of February 8, 2010.
On entertainment of the Mayor, Councilmen Theoharous and Balunis moved a motion to approve the aforementioned minutes.
On roll call, all voted yes, and the Mayor declared the motion carried.ORDINANCES:
Lift from the Table/Final Vote of Ord. #2-0-10:
Re: Amend Chapter 108 – Vehicles and Traffic, Alternate Side Parking on Decker
Road and a portion of Bergen Avenue
On entertainment of the Mayor, Councilmen Cortellessa and Balunis moved a motion to hold Ordinance #2-0-10 and to notify the residents prior to the April 19, 2010 meeting.
On roll call, all voted yes, and the Mayor declared the motion carried.Public Hearing of Ord. #3-0-10:
Re: Amend Chapter 111, Water to amend Water Rates
On entertainment of the Mayor, Councilmen Pettet and Theoharous moved a motion that Ordinance #3-0-10 be taken from the table and read by the Clerk, by title only, for consideration of final reading.
On roll call, all voted yes, and the Mayor declared the motion carried.The Clerk took from the table and read by title only as follows: AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF WANAQUE, CHAPTER 111, “WATER” TO AMEND SECTION 111-32 CHARGES.
This Ordinance has been duly advertised in accordance with the statutes; a copy was posted on the bulletin board in the Municipal Building, a copy was available for the public to read in the Clerk's office; and copies are available for the public present here this evening.The Mayor opened the Public Hearing.
No one came forward.
The Mayor closed the Public Hearing.
Councilmen Theoharous and Cortellessa moved that,BE IT RESOLVED that an Ordinance entitled: AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF WANAQUE, CHAPTER 111, “WATER” TO AMEND SECTION 111-32 CHARGES pass final reading and that said Ordinance be adopted as an Ordinance of the Borough of Wanaque; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Borough Clerk be and she is hereby directed to cause said Ordinance to be published in the manner prescribed by law.On roll call, all voted yes, and the Mayor declared the motion carried.
Introduction of Ord. #4-0-10:
Re: Amend Cell Towers on Schools OrdinanceOn entertainment of the Mayor, Councilwoman Cisco and Councilman Cortellessa moved that Ordinance #4-0-10 be taken from the table and read by the Clerk, by title only, for consideration of first reading with the amendment to reduce the height in Section 2 to one hundred thirty feet..
On roll call, all voted yes, and the Mayor declared the motion carried.The Clerk took from the table and read by title only as follows: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE #18-0-09 REGULATING WIRELESS TELEPHONE COMMUNICATION TOWERS AND ANTENNAS.
On entertainment of the Mayor, Councilwoman Cisco and Councilman Cortellessa moved that,
BE IT RESOLVED that an Ordinance entitled: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE #18-0-09 REGULATING WIRELESS TELEPHONE COMMUNICATION TOWERS AND ANTENNAS pass first reading, and that said Ordinance be further considered for final passage and adoption at a meeting of the Borough Council to be held on the 8th day of March 2010, at the Municipal Building in the Borough of Wanaque at 8:00 P.M., and that at such time and place all persons interested be given an opportunity to be heard concerning said Ordinance; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Borough Clerk be instructed to publish in the manner provided by law a copy of said Ordinance, together with introduction thereof and notice when same will be considered for final passage and adoption.On roll call, all voted yes, and the Mayor declared the motion carried.
COMMITTEE REPORTS: (Work Meeting)
PUBLIC DISCUSSION:
The Mayor opened the Public Discussion.
Dave DaSilva, 108 Monroe Street, Haskell asked about the status of US Aluminum property.
The Borough Administrator said they are waiting for final DEP paperwork to come through for the cleanup and they are moving forward on putting together a redevelopment plan.
Dave DaSilva said and that would be a business/condo.
The Borough Administrator said yes.
Dave DaSilva said is there any projection when they are going to start doing anything on that property.
The Borough Administrator said I expect them to be in to the Planning Board and the Council within the next couple of months.
Dave DaSilva said do you think that anything from the candle factory site and the unfinished work at that site is going to affect the property across the street.
The Borough Administrator said no.
Dave DaSilva said what is the status of the Rock Salt.
The Borough Administrator said they’re continuing to supply us. I don’t have the tonnage offhand my guess is we’re probably six to seven hundred tons and we’re above what we would normally use.
Dave DaSilva said what is the status of the Second Avenue flooding with the County.
The Borough Administrator said the grant has been awarded and it is in the paperwork process right now.
Dave DaSilva said do we have to initiate the design phase or it that something the County is going to do and how does Arrow Industries work into our design process.The Borough Administrator said that’s something that we have to do design and they told us don’t do anything until we’ve got final approvals from them. Arrow will allow us to put the detention basins on the property and that’s all we’re going to be getting from them is the easements to do that.
Dave DaSilva said and they’ve agreed in principle to do that.
The Borough Administrator said yes.
Dave DaSilva said regarding 815 Ringwood Avenue what is the status.
The Borough Attorney said there is nothing further. There are no plans that I’m aware of with the property owner or the former licensee and there is still no application that we’re aware of at the Alcoholic Beverage Control level for a special ruling. We hate to see the license go. Since the building is for sale it sets up as a restaurant and catering. If it would have a license it would be a better prospect for sale.
Dave DaSilva said what is the status of the Mountain Lakes Estates, Stephens Lakes issue with going after the bond.
The Borough Attorney said Mountain Lakes Estates and Lakeside Manor are in tax appeals right now and they are at the Administrative Law right now. In connection with the tax appeals there was an administrative law determination that they are exempt from the Highlands restrictions. The court forwarded the project that was overturned by the commissioner of the Department of Environmental Protection and they are in the appellate division right now. They filed their notice of appeal and they haven’t gotten a briefing schedule yet so I would anticipate that appellate division case will last a good year before we know whether they can do anything or whether they can not do anything. So it sort of sits in limbo until a decision.
Dave DaSilva said is there anything the town can do to deal with the issues up there.
The Borough Attorney said there are partially completed roadways. The bonding company is out of business. Whether or not the developer has the where with all to go forward and complete, especially with respect to the Highlands where they really can’t do anything remains to be seen. There may be safety issues that we can focus on and the last one we talked about was the roadway which is actually below the grade of the manhole covers and the storm water systems. So that the water instead of being caught in the storm waster test gates goes out on Cannonball Road. It really requires a review by the Engineer as to what particularly hasn’t been done as opposed to what the approvals were. So that is a proceeding against them individually and as I said the bond company is under.
Dave DaSilva said how does the road department deal with the fact that the manhole covers sit above the surface of the road up there when they plow the snow.
The Borough Administrator said they have had enough experience up there of knowing where they are and they are well marked with orange barrels.
Dave DaSilva said is there anything we can do about the safety of the property when it comes to the children up there playing on foundations and holes and the unsafe condition up there. Can anything be done.
The Borough Attorney said in my opinion the answer is yes. If the property is left in a dangerous condition so that it becomes a nuisance and ultra hazards to people who may be in the area and there are people who live at the far end of that site who use that roadway. There are foundations that are rotted and they couldn’t be used even if they were allowed to build they would have to do it all over again. We have that roadway problem with drainage. There are problems with respect to the sewer system that they installed. It wasn’t connected but someone was using the system and using the toilet and you have some impact in the lines and there were also stones in the lines. If they are going forward there are a lot of things that have to be done. But in terms of safety the answer I think is yes. They have a dangerous condition and the bonding company is not there to address it you would have to sue the individual corporate owner and hope that there is where with all financially for him to do it.
The Borough Administrator said we can have the Building Inspector go up there and do a full report and issue any violations that he sees.
Dave DaSilva said behind those condo type buildings there is an open lot and there is a big pit that people can go into and it’s pretty unsafe maybe they can look at that.
The Borough Attorney said I think Tom’s suggestion is good to have the Building Inspector go up there and document and take photographs and use that as a basis for an action to compel them to take action to remediate the hazards that exist without having to construct and get involved with the Highlands issues itself.
Dave DaSilva said thank you.The Mayor closed the Public Discussion.
CONSENT AGENDA:
Resolution #42-0-10:
Re: Issue Duplicate Tax Sale Certificate for Block 231, Lot 14WHEREAS, the Tax Collector of this municipality has previously issued a tax sale certificate to Robert U DelVecchio, Pension which certificate is dated September 30, 2009 covering premises commonly known and referred to as Block 231 Lot 14 as set out on the municipal tax map then in use which certificate bears number 08-00186.
WHEREAS, the purchaser of the aforesaid tax sale certificate has indicated to the Tax Collector that they have lost or otherwise misplaced the original tax sale certificate and have duly filed the appropriate Affidavit of Loss with the Tax Collector, a copy of which is attached hereto.
NOW, THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Governing Body of the Borough of Wanaque that the Tax Collector of the municipality be and is hereby authorized, upon receipt of the appropriately executed and notarized Loss Affidavit certificate, to issue an appropriate duplicate tax sale certificate to the said purchaser covering the certificate lost as previously described all in accordance with the requirements of Chapter 99 of Public Laws of 1997.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this resolution and the Loss Affidavit be attached to the duplicate certificate to be issued to said purchaser and that the duplicate certificate shall be stamped or otherwise have imprinted on it the word “Duplicate” as required by law.
CERTIFICATION
I, Katherine J. Falone, Clerk of the above municipality, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true and lawful copy of a duly adopted Resolution of the Municipality at their meeting held on March 8, 2010.
Witness, my hand and seal of the municipality this 8th day of March 2010.Resolution #43-0-10:
Re: Refund of Tax overpayments on various properties for the 1st Quarter of 2010
In the amount of $12,694.14WHEREAS, there exists tax overpayments on the properties listed herein for the 1st Quarter of 2010:
BLOCK LOT AMOUNT
103 2 $5633.70
200.18 3C0141 $1983.90
239 19.01 $2231.89
442 5 $1940.02
445 68 $904.43WHEREAS, the owners have requested a refund of said overpayments;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Treasurer shall refund a total of $12,694.14 as per the certification of the Tax Collector.Resolution #44-0-10:
Re: Redemption of Tax Sale Certificate #08-00181 for Block 248.01, Lot 6C0017 in the amount of $20,055.29WHEREAS, a Tax Sale was held for 2007 delinquent Municipal charges on October 29, 2008, and
WHEREAS, Crusader Lien Service was the successful bidder for Block 248.01 Lot 6C0017 for which Tax Sale Certificate #08-00181 was assigned, and
WHEREAS, the First American Tax Services has redeemed said certificate of which funds have been deposited into the Current Account.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Treasurer shall refund to the lien holder the amount of $20,055.29 as per the certification of the Tax Collector.Resolution #45-0-10:
Re: Cancel 2010 Tax on Block 313.03, Lot 4.15 in the amount of $4,055.33 and
Block 200, Lot 41 in the amount of $1,867.20WHEREAS, Block 313.03 Lot 4.15 and Block 200 Lot 41 have both been approved for tax exemption for the year 2010 by the Tax Assessor
WHEREAS, there is a total amount due for Block 313.03 Lot 4.15 in the amount of $4,055.33 and a total amount due for Block 200 Lot 41 in the amount of $1,867.20.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Tax Collector shall cancel the 2010 tax on both parcels.
Resolution #46-0-10:
Re: Addition of Bank Depository – Cutwater Asset ManagementBE IT RESOLVED by the Governing Body of the Borough of Wanaque that Cutwater Asset Management be added as an official depository for the year 2010.
Resolution #47-0-10:
Re: Budgetary Transfers:None.
Resolution #48-0-10:
Re: Professional Services – Alaimo Group – Water Allocation Permit Application -
$10,900WHEREAS, Richard A. Alaimo Engineering Associates was appointed as the Municipal Engineer in a fair and open process on January 4, 2010.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that a contract for the preparation of the Renewal of the Water Allocation Permit be awarded to Richard A. Alaimo Engineering in an amount not to exceed $10,900 as per their proposal dated January 27, 2010 and;
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Chief Financial Officer has certified that funds are available in budget account 0-WP-02-050-277.Resolution #49-0-10:
Re: Professional Services – Alaimo Group – Design of Melrose Avenue and Furnace Avenue - $35,000WHEREAS, the Borough of Wanaque advertised for and received proposals for professional services for the design of the reconstruction of Melrose Avenue and Furnace Avenue in a “Fair and Open” process; and
WHEREAS, proposals were received from Petry Engineering LLC ($40,950) and Richard A. Associates ($35,000).
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that a contract be awarded to Richard A. Alaimo Associates, for the design and construction services for the reconstruction of Melrose Avenue and Furnace Avenue as per the proposal dated February 26, 2010; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Chief Financial Officer has certified that funds are available in budget accounts X-GC-03-359-202 and Y-WC-04-120-202.Resolution #50-0-10:
Re: Professional Services – Alaimo Group – GIS Map of Distribution System –
$7,600WHEREAS, Richard A. Alaimo Engineering Associates was appointed as the Municipal engineer in a fair and open process on January 4, 2010.
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that a contract for the preparation of a GTIS Map of the Water distribution System be awarded to Richard A. Alaimo Engineering in an amount not to exceed $7,600 as per their proposal dated January 27, 2010, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Chief Financial Officer has certified that funds are available in budget account 0-WP-02-050-277.Resolution #51-0-10:
Re: Appoint Michael Barnes – Water Treatment Plant Operator (Permanent)BE IT RESOLVED that Michael Barnes be permanently appointed to the position of Water Treatment Plant Operator in accordance with the New Jersey civil Service Commission Certification of Eligibles for Appointment number OL100182 dated February 16, 2010, effective March 8, 2010 at a salary of $7234 (2009).
Resolution #52-0-10:
Re: Professional Services – Dykstra Associates – Modules 6 and 7 Highlands – $5,000BE IT RESOLVED that Fred Suljic, P.P. of Dykstra Associates be and he is authorized to prepare Modules 6 and 7 for Highlands Plan conformance in the amount of $5,000.00; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Chief Financial Officer has certified that
funds are available in budget account 0-CU-01-217-228.Resolution #53-0-10:
Re: Professional Services – Steven Veltri, Esq. – Review of Highlands Ordinance $7,500WHEREAS, it is necessary to have a legal review of proposed ordinances that are required for Highlands Plan Conformance; and
WHEREAS, Steven Veltri, Esq, Attorney for the Wanaque Planning Board, has submitted a proposal to do this review at a cost no higher than $7500.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that Steve Veltri, Esq. is authorized to review the proposal ordinance as required for the Highlands Plan Conformance in an amount not to exceed $7500; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Chief Financial Officer has certified that funds are available in budget account 0-CU-01-217-228.Resolution #54-0-10:
Re: Approve AXA Equitable for 457 PlanWHEREAS, in order to attract and retain qualified employees there exists a need to adopt and implement a DEFERRED COMPENSATION PLAN for the employees of the Borough of Wanaque, (hereinafter referred to as “Employer”), which will provide employees the opportunity to enhance their financial security at retirement through savings of compensation on a deferred basis as provided by Section 457 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended (“Code”); and
WHEREAS, there is no direct financial cost to the Employer to adopt and implement both a DEFERRED COMPENSATION PLAN and Service Agreement; and
WHEREAS, the Employer previously made written requests for proposals from two or more approved contractors, including AXA Equitable Life Insurance Company (hereinafter referred to as “AXA Equitable) including Nationwide and VALIC for the administration of the investments of funds under a DEFFERED COMPENSATION PLAN including providing Prototypical Plans and Service Agreements that meet the
requirements of the Municipal, County and Authority Deferred Compensation Programs
Rule N.J.A.C. 5:37; and
WHEREAS, the following contractors submitted written proposals:
AXA Equitable and previously Nationwide and VALIC; and
WHEREAS, the Borough Administrator reviewed the proposals and met with representatives of the responding contractors of deferred compensation services; and
WHEREAS, it was determined that AXA Equitable has the ability to: (1) maintain complete records of accounts; (2) manage accounts with absolute fidelity; (3) provide advice concerning various categories of investments; and (4) provide continuing consultation to participants;
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Borough Council of the Borough of Wanaque that:
(a) effective as of the date of this resolution the DEFERRED COMPENSATION PLAN provided by AXA Equitable and assigned the plan identifier: 66-PDEquitable-053107 by the New Jersey Division of Local Government Services, is hereby adopted and signed by the Employer. It is hereby acknowledge that the said DEFERRED COMPENSATION PLAN is substantially similar to one on which a favorable Private Letter Ruling has been previously obtained from the federal Internal Revenue Service except for provisions added by reason of The Small Business Job Protection Act of 1996 (United States Public Law No. 104-188), the Tax payer Relief Act of 2001 (United States Public Law No. 105-34), and the Economic Growth and Tax Relief
Reconciliation Act of 2001 (United States Public Law No. 107-16), and all such provisions are stated in the plan in terms substantially similar to the text of those provisions in the Code Section 457 including pertinent applicable Treasury Regulations. The use of the Ruling is for guidance only and acknowledges that for
Internal Revenue Service purposes, the Ruling of another employer is not be considered precedent.
(b) the Mayor is authorized to execute the Service Agreement (bearing the identifier: 66-SAEquitable-053107 assigned by the New Jersey Division of Local Government) with AXA Equitable for the provision of administrative and investment services. There has been no collusion, or evidence or appearance of collusion, between any local official and a representative of AXA Equitable in the selection of AXA Equitable
as contractor for the administration of the Service Agreement pursuant to N.J.A.C.
Section 5:37-5.7.
c) the Borough Administrator is hereby designated as Local Plan Administrator for the administration of the DEFERRED COMPENSATION PLAN. A certified copy of this resolution and all necessary required documents shall be submitted to the Director of the Division of Local Government Services within the State Department of Community Affairs for approval.On entertainment of the Mayor, Councilmen Pettet and Theoharous moved a motion to approve the aforementioned Consent Agenda.
On roll call, all voted yes, and the Mayor declared the motion carried.
REGULAR REPORTS - PROFESSIONAL REPORTS:1. Clerk's Receipts NONE.
2. Police Department Report - NONE.
3. Tax Collector's Report for February 2010 NONE.
4. Municipal Court Report for February 2010
5. Welfare Report for February 2010 - NONE.On entertainment of the Mayor, Councilman Theoharous and Councilwoman Cisco moved that reports be received and filed; and that all monies be turned over to the Treasurer.
On roll call, all voted yes, and the Mayor declared the motion carried.___________________________
Daniel Mahler
Mayor
Administrator:Engineer:
Attorney:
COMMUNICATIONS:
Letter from Louis Saraceni resigning from the Recreation Commission effective
Re: February 23, 2010Letters from Police Chief John Reno:
The Mayor read the letters.
On entertainment of the Mayor, Councilmen Theoharous and Cortellessa moved a motion to appoint Jaime Landis to the Board of Adjustment.
On roll call, all voted yes, and the Mayor declared the motion carried.NEW BUSINESS:
Closed Session:
Re: Litigation/Negotiation/PersonnelHeld to the end of the meeting.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
Creation of Historical Commission:
Held to the next meeting.
RESOLUTIONS:
Resolution #55-0-10:
Re: Approve Sewer Connection, Block 240, Lot 7 as per prior agreement with the Wanaque Borough Sewerage AuthorityOn entertainment of the Mayor, Councilmen Pasquariello and Pettet moved that,
WHEREAS, the Wanaque Borough Sewerage Authority, by resolution dated April 10, 2001 approved a connection fee of $3200 for the property located at 12 Mountain Avenue, Block 240, Lot 6.01; and
WHEREAS, by resolution dated April 16, 2009, the Wanaque Planning Board approved a minor subdivision of an adjacent lot into a developable lot owned by the same family; and
WHEREAS, the owner of the property has applied to the Borough of Wanaque to utilize this connection previously paid for as the connection fee for a new house to be constructed.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that approval is given to credit Block 204, Lot 7.01 with the sewer connection referenced in the April 10 2001 resolution of the Wanaque Borough Sewerage Authority.On roll call, all voted yes, and the Mayor declared the motion carried.
PUBLIC DISCUSSION: (Work Meeting)
FINANCE REPORT:
Councilman Pettet said your Finance Committee respectfully reports that they have examined and approved the following and recommend that warrants be issued for their payment when the funds of the Borough of Wanaque are sufficient to meet them.Vouchers:
CURRENT PREPAID $320,335.35
CURRENT OPERATING 2009 $107,183.75CURRENT OPERATING 2010 $289,405.28
WATER OPERATING PREPAID $ 904.99
WATER OPERATING 2009 $ 687.03
WATER OPERATING 2010 $31,982.87
SEWER OPERATING PREPAID $464,433.13
SEWER OPERATING 2010 $47,839.65
GENERAL CAPITAL $65,780.00
WATER CAPITAL $1,850.00
ESCROW $1,685.00
PUBLIC ASSISTANCE $4,503.00
ANIMAL TRUST $6,162.75
RECREATION TRUST $3,570.00
RECYCLING TRUST $106,568.00
TOTAL VOUCHERS $1,452,900.80
On roll call, all voted yes, and the Mayor declared the resolution adopted and forthwith approved it.
APPROVED: March 8, 2010
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Daniel Mahler
Mayor
Payrolls:Councilmen Pettet and Theoharous moved a resolution approving the following payrolls:
Payroll #3 p/e 02/12/10 $184,708.15
Payroll #4 p/e 02/26/10 $205,581.84
Payroll Total $390,289.99GRAND TOTAL $1,843,190.79
On roll call, all voted yes, and the Mayor declared the resolution adopted and forthwith approved it.
APPROVED: March 8, 2010
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Daniel Mahler
Mayor
NEW BUSINESS:Closed Session:
Re: Negotiations/Personnel/LitigationOn entertainment of the Mayor, Councilmen Theoharous and Balunis moved that,
WHEREAS, Section 8 of the Open Public Meetings Act, Chapter 231, P.L. 1975, (N.J.S.A. 10:4-1) 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;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Mayor and Council of the Borough of Wanaque, County of Passaic, State of New Jersey, as follows:
1. The public shall be excluded from discussion of action upon the hereinafter specified subject matter.
2. The general nature of the subject matter to be discussed is as follows:
1) Personnel Issue.
3. The Mayor and Council shall release and disclose to the general public the
discussion and actions taken on the subject matter of the above mentioned closed session when the reasons for discussing and acting on the matter in closed session no longer exist, but no later than one month of the Mayor and Council arriving at a final decision on the specified subject matter.
On roll call, all voted yes, and the Mayor declared the motion carried.
RECONVENEMENT:On entertainment of the Mayor, Councilmen Cortellessa and Balunis moved a motion to reconvene at 9:00 P.M.
On roll call, all were present.
ADJOURNMENT:On entertainment of the Mayor, Councilman Balunis and Councilwoman Cisco moved a motion to adjourn the meeting.
On roll call, all voted yes, and the Mayor declared the motion carried; meeting adjourned at 9:00 P.M.
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Katherine J. Falone, RMC, CMC
Municipal Clerk