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Welcome everyone to the township council workshop Monday October 6 2025. This meeting is now called to order. Councilwoman Habits lead us in the flag to salute please. To the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it
stands. One nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Thank you, Madam Clerk. Please read a statement of public notice. >> Take notice that adequate notice of this meeting has been provided in accordance with NJSA 104-8
and NJSA 104-10 as follows. A notice of the meeting was prominently posted on the bulletin board at the municipal building located at 225 Main Street, Little Falls, New Jersey on January 7th, 2025. A copy of the notice was sent to the North Jersey Herald and News and the Record on the same date. Additionally, a
copy of the notice was filed in the office of the township clerk on said date. A link and a telephone number to join the meeting virtually can be accessed on the township website at littlefallsenj.gov. Electronic provisions have been established for the public to participate during the public comment portion of the meeting.
>> At this time, call the role. >> Council member Patel, Council Member Murphy, >> present. >> Council member Habt, >> present. Council member Vaneri, >> present. Council President Scoba, >> present. Mayor Damy, I know the floor is yours. Thank you, Council President. This evening leading as we head into October
here, we have a lot of proclamations and awareness months going on, and I want to be sure uh that we address all of them. We are, however, going to wait until uh the second meeting of the month to address the National Friends of the Libraries Week uh because we're hoping to have some of the friends of the
library here with us as we read that proclamation. So this evening, we're going to start with domestic violence awareness month uh as we kick off October. And it reads, "Whereas domestic violence is a serious crime that affects people of all races, ages, gender, and income levels. And whereas domestic
violence is widespread and affects over 10 million Americans each year. And whereas one in three Americans have witnessed an incident of domestic violence. And whereas children that grow up in violent homes are believed to be abused and neglected at a rate higher than the national average. And whereas only a coordinated community effort will
put a stop to this heinous crime. And whereas domestic violence awareness month provides an excellent opportunity for citizens to learn more about preventing domestic violence and to show support for the numerous organizations that individuals who provide critical advocacy services and assistance to victims. Now therefore, I, James
Belfford Damiano, mayor of the township of Little Falls, hereby proclaim the month of October 2025 as domestic violence awareness month and urge the residents of Little Falls to work together to eliminate domestic violence from our community. And with the reading of this, I also want to thank our
domestic violence prevention committee in town who I saw out and about over this weekend hanging the rest of the purple ribbons on all of our telephone polls through town. So, thank you to them. They certainly put in the work to try to spread the word about domestic
violence and hoping to prevent some and get people out of the cycle of abuse. So, thank you to them. Next, we have a proclamation for breast cancer awareness month. And as many people know, uh October is breast cancer awareness month. We see a lot of sports teams wearing pink and bringing uh you know,
light to the the you know, breast cancer and raising funds for it. So this evening we have the breast cancer awareness month and reach whereas breast cancer is the second most commonly diagnosed form of cancer for women in the United States and each year 316,950
women in 2,800 men are diagnosed each year and whereas mimography and x-ray of the breast is recognized as the single most effective method in detecting breast changes long before physical symptoms can be seen or felt. Early detection and improved treatment is believed has have significantly reduced
the number of deaths caused by breast cancer. And whereas researchers, scientists, and numerous nonprofit organizations are dedicated to discovering the cure for breast cancer. During the month of October, we acknowledge the extraordinary commitment and effort invested in this cause. And whereas we recognize that over 4.3
million Americans are breast cancer survivors that give us hope of a better future. And now therefore, with the support of those who continue to cope with breast cancer, I James Belelfford Damiano, mayor of the township of Little Falls, on behalf of the township council, extend our deepest respect for survivors and those advocating for
prevention and a cure. And in doing so, I hereby proclaim October 2025 as breast cancer awareness month. The next proclamation we have this evening is Italian-American Heritage Month. And earlier this evening, we raised our the Italian flag over town
hall next to our American flag here. And it was a pleasure uh to to host Unico and their members who came here to support the flag raising of Italians here this month. And whereas October is National Italian American Heritage and Culture Month, it has been celebrated as
such since 1989. And whereas from the early explorers to the 5.5 million working-class immigrants who arrived in the United States around the beginning of the 20th century, Italian-Americans have helped shape and develop our nation. And whereas Italian-Americans have made significant economic and
cultural contributions to our nation in the areas of government, science, technology, arts, entertainment, literature, products, design, and food. And whereas Italian-American, excuse me, Italian Heritage Month is a time to celebrate our Italian-American
community and to recognize their many contributions to the growth and prosperity of our nation. And now, therefore, I, James Belelfford Damiano, mayor of the township of Little Falls, on behalf of the Little Falls Township Council, do hereby proclaim the month of October 2025 as Italian-American
Heritage and Culture Month in the township of Little Falls. And this week uh currently between October 5th and October 11th is fire prevention week uh here in in New Jersey. And in honor of fire prevention
week, we'd like to read a proclamation and it reads, "Whereas fire prevention week this year falls between October 5th and October 11th. And the theme is charge into fire safety lithium ion batteries in your home. And whereas fire is a serious public safety issue and
resident homes are at great risk for fires. And whereas smoke alarms can alert you of danger in the event of a fire in which you have as little as two minutes to escape safely. And whereas first responders are dedicated to the safety and well-being of our residents. And now therefore, be it resolved that
I, James Belelfford Damiano, on behalf of the Little Falls Township Council, do hereby proclaim October 5th through October 11th, 2025 as fire prevention week in the township of Little Falls. And last but not least this evening we have a proclamation for our National
First Responders Day which is at the end of this month. Uh but we want to recognize all of our first responders here in Little Falls. And it reads, "Whereas National First Responders Day is recognized on October 28th and is a time to honor the men and women who make it their mission to take action when
disaster strikes. And whereas we celebrate those who are the first to run towards a crisis and dedicate their lives to saving others. And whereas we pay tribute to the many hours around the clock these individuals give to our community. And now therefore be it resolved that I, Mayor James Belfford Demiana, on behalf of the Little Falls
Township Council, do hereby proclaim October 28th, 2025 as National First Responders Day in the Township of Little Falls. And that is all that I have this evening for proclamations. Council President, uh, if you'd like, I can address the bridge or I can wait to do
so until after public comment. >> Thank you, Mayor. Would you like to discuss the our new project on the bridge? >> Absolutely. >> Down to the uh down to the Pak River. >> Absolutely. So, I am very pleased that the bridge that is located on our Mars
Canal path that leads down to the Pak River uh behind our our parking lot here in town has over the past number of years been deteriorating uh and has been in pretty bad shape. There were there was a lot of discussions about replacing this bridge and unfortunately original
quotes were coming in as high as $60,000 and it was an expenditure that we didn't necessarily believe uh would be worthwhile at that cost. We've recently solicited a number of additional quotes for the bridge. Uh and we h now have a number just in excess of $17,000 to
replace this bridge. Something that we had anticipated doing a number of years ago. Uh but again the costs just seem to make it cost prohibitive. uh with this new uh figure. It is something that is certainly worthwhile. It's an area of town that we have a lot of foot traffic.
Um this is something that was actually funded a couple of years ago by this council. So there's no need to allocate any additional funds to it. And I am pleased to report that an award has been made uh for the construction or I should say reconstruction of this bridge uh on the way down to the Mars Canal and
Pekman River, I'm sorry, Pac River areas. And we're very happy to see this moving forward. Uh so everyone, I know there's a lot of foot traffic and I've gotten a lot of requests about this. Uh but the time has finally come where we are going to be replacing that bridge and we look forward to uh getting that area back up to par.
>> Thank you, Mayor. >> Have a motion to open the uh meeting to the public for general matters and agenda items. >> Moved by Councilwoman Habit, second by Councilman Murphy. All those in favor? All those opposed? Motion carries. Madam clerk, >> anyone wishing to address the township
council may do so through the council president. It is preferred if you give your name and address for the record. Comments are to be limited to three minutes. However, if appropriate and may bring additional time in the sole discretion of the council president, members of the public who have joined the meeting virtually and desire to provide comment shall raise their virtual hand in the Zoom application.
The meeting moderator will cue the members of the public that wish to provide comment and the council president will recognize them in order. Members of a public who have joined the meeting by calling in must press star six to mute and unmute themselves and star 9 to raise their hand. Members of a public who have joined the meeting via the Zoom application must click the
reactions icon and then the raise hand icon. Once the process is complete, we will return to the regular order of business. >> Thank you, Madam Clerk. Is there anyone in the chat that would like to speak to us? >> Uh Mr. Swero, I see that you're here tonight with your family. Thank you for
coming. Uh we will not be voting on 1525, but if you'd like to come up and talk about that, you're welcome to. Uh we did uh Councilwoman Habitz and myself spent some time at your residence uh with your two uh lovely kids that were very um
indepth about the chickens. I think you probably have 20 of the best well- behaved chickens in Little Falls. Um you could hardly tell they were on your property. Uh but if you'd like to come up and speak on on that on this ordinance, you're welcome to. >> Uh good evening. Uh my name is Carlos
Suero, the record 117 Broward Town. Just want to thank you once again for uh reaching out to us and coming over to see our our chickens. And uh uh I wanted to bring my kids today so
they can have an opportunity to see how a council meeting is is done. Uh this is the first time they've been in the building. Uh we've been in town for 20 years. I mean, they're not 20, but my wife and I, my my eldest son, 21, uh he
was born here in town. And um just want to again uh thank you so much for uh hearing our concerns and um I know that uh the the voting has been postponed once again because you are making other other considerations and we are very
very happy for that. So I want to thank you all. >> You're welcome. Thank you for joining us tonight. >> Counselor, if we could just can we discuss this ordinance? Can you answer a question on this ordinance? Uh well it's well written now. >> Yeah. Wait till we're um in that
portion. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Have a motion to uh close to the public. So move >> moved by Councilman Venturi. Second by Councilman Murphy. All those in favor. >> All those opposed. >> Mayor, do you would like to discuss any of the resolutions?
>> Council President, thank you. Um everything that is uh on my report this evening are uh reoccurring uh I guess resolutions that we see uh oftentimes multiple times a year. The
one thing that I would like to uh discuss that has not been discussed yet this year is the resolution offering the state health benefits plan incentives for employees. Uh, and the reason I would like to bring that up, although it was something that was discussed last year and this council uh
passed a resolution that allows us to create uh a a health benefit plan for our our employees here in town. Uh, the issue or concern is there's a lot of math that goes into the benefit that is provided to employees under the current
plan. What I mean by that is is it is a percentage of the township savings that these employees were being offered uh for changing their state health benefit plan to a plan that costs far less but had higher deductibles to them and
out-ofpocket potential expenses. In an effort to simplify it and ensure that our employees are never harmed by taking this lower plan if they opt to do so, uh we are increasing the amount of the contribution that we make to their uh
health savings plan that will allow them to utilize those funds if need be without being hurt out of pocket. uh but in the event that they do choose those plans although we are making what would be a higher contribution to them the amount of savings will be significantly
greater uh especially if we can get additional employees to switch to this plan. Uh so there is a benefit to employees by passing this resolution as well as to the municipality and all the taxpayers if we incentivize employees to take this plan. Uh, so I know it's a
lot. I know there's a lot of math that goes into it, but if we get additional employees to do this, it will be a benefit not only to them if they don't spend all of the money in their health savings account, but also to the all of us as a municipality and taxpayers. >> Thank you, mayor. Questions on that?
Seeing no one seeing no questions, we'll move forward. Have a motion to approve resolution A, B, C, D, E, F, and H. >> So moved. Moved by Councilwoman Habits. Sec. I'm sorry. I was moved by Council
Murphy. Second by Councilwoman Habitz. Uh, call the role on that, Madam Clerk. >> Council member Murphy. >> Yes. >> Council member Habits. Council member Venturi. >> Yes. >> Council President Scoba. >> Yes. Have a motion to approve resolution G. >> So move. >> Moved by Councilwoman Habits. Second by
Councilman Venturi. Madame Clerk, call the role. Call for resolution G. >> Council member Murphy. >> Abstain. >> Council member Habit. >> Yes. >> Council member Vener. >> Yes. Council President Scoba. >> Yes. Now, councelor, can we talk about ordinance 1525?
>> Uh, yes. Did we we we did H. We skip Oh, we did H. I'm sorry. Okay. >> Sorry. No worries. Sorry. I had the same question. Yes. >> Are we okay? >> We're good. >> Okay. So, on 1525, if this ordinance was to pass as written tonight, are we
limiting chickens? Are we limiting the amount of chickens that residents can have? The the ordinance that I had transmitted on Friday to the clerk contains no limitation.
It still requires a permit, still requires uh some degree of inspection um of the coupe only for reasons of public health and safety. While you may have uh many owners that are very uh responsible, you are really not
legislating for those people. You're legislating to protect against those who are not um living up to those standards. So, there still is a there still is a permit. There still is uh inspection. There is absolutely a prohibition 100%
on roosters. That is there's there's no doubt about that. Um the we had gone back and forth looking at a numerical limitation
uh limitation based upon size. Uh and ultimately uh the resol the ordinance that is been amended and before the council at this point is one in which there is no limitation on the number of chickens other than the limitation being
that the person cannot use it for it's only for personal use. It's not for, you know, we're not looking to create agricultural zones whereby people are now selling um eggs on the curb side.
So, if somebody wishes to have a certain number of chickens for their own personal use, that is up to them. >> Thank you, counselor C. And can you define coupe and we say it's six feet high, how wide, how how long is that
defined in this ordinance? Yeah, th those those are those are defined here. And obviously when you have um more chickens, you're going to need a bigger coupe. Um you know, we don't want I'm sure the town and uh Clifton Health Department uh as our health officer
would have a role to play. Uh Mr. Beagle's office would want to be sure that the coupe is properly uh built to provide uh the chickens appropriate space uh for their own purposes but also uh I believe that
there's a certain uh concern for aven flu uh so they need to ensure that the chickens are not uh in certain proximity so that it doesn't uh breed that type of problem. So, those are things that the health department would be responsible
for looking into. >> Thank you, council. We'll move on to council reports. Councilwoman Habits. >> Thank you, council president. Uh, so just a couple of library updates. Uh, the mayor and I were fortunate to do the uh noon in the no recently and while we
were there, we saw the most recent display that the uh library has and it is a display of a vagod. Um, most of you know him from the Godfather or from Barney and Miller. Um, he was a or his daughter is a resident of Woodland Park
and this is the second installation that our library is fortunate to have. Uh, so everyone should really stop by and see. There's some really cool memorabilia. One of the things that's there is the hat that he wore on Barney Miller. Very cool. You guys should all stop by and
see it. Um, also on October 14th at 6:30, uh, Richard Stillman will again be at the library, uh, with live music playing his German classics for the library's October Fest. Um, the farmers market is wrapping up. It is in its last
three weeks. Um, this weekend we had Produce Pete there. He's always a hit. People see him on Channel 4 News. Um, and he is old friends with our farmer, so it's always nice to see that. uh talking and trading produce and you know
just having a good time talking about the old days. Um for farmer uh which is our last three weeks at the market. Uh this Sunday we will have our doggy Halloween contest. Uh registration will be at the market at 10:45 uh with an
11:00 a.m. parade. Uh there will be prizes given out for most creative, funniest costume, and best owner pet team. So, get your uh doggies and come down to the farmers market. Uh the following week, there will be uh a
pumpkin patch uh for the kids. Uh come down to the market and pick a small pumpkin. And then the last weekend of the market, which is the 26th, as always, there will be trick-or-treating at the market. Uh each vendor will have candy for trick-or-treating. And then
the market will be done after, you know, six seasons. So, that's all I have. Okay. Do you want to talk about the spooky run? >> Oh yes. >> And also um we are still having signups for our uh 5K spooky sprint which is on
the 19th um starting at 9:00 am. Uh you can be a runner, a walker um costume contest and sign up at runsignup.com. >> That's all Roger. >> Thank you Councilman Habits. Councilman Ventury. >> Thanks Council President. As the mayor
alluded to earlier, tonight at 6 o'clock, we had our annual Italian-American Heritage Month uh flag raising ceremony outside here. Uh big thanks to the Bake Valley Unico who always um you know, help pull this together as well as members from the Unico National Chapter. Um you know,
it's always a nice event to bring uh everyone together to raise that flag. So grateful for the them always coming to uh coming here for us. Uh a couple other updates, too. Just want to recognize the Little Falls uh PBA for this past Saturday. They had their annual October Fest in town and have to say it was well
attended by a lot of people. I think everyone enjoyed themselves. So kudos to them for bringing the community together on a Saturday to to hang out. And we also attended the pasta night this past uh Saturday as well for the three town parades. Myself, Councilwoman Hablitz, Council President Scoba, and Councilman
Murphy were all there and before you know it's going to be November and the parade that's going to hit the three towns is going to be here. So, it was great to be there and, you know, we're going to continue to help behind the scenes, make sure that's a another great night for all the residents here in Little Falls as well as Tota and uh
Wooden Park. Um, I do also want to say kudos to our counselor who's been helping behind the scenes with myself and Corporal Pola. We've been pulling together an ordinance to add a few handicap parking spaces on Main Street as well as a couple on Wilmore Road. We're almost there in terms of pulling
that together. We just got to get a little more information for our counselor, but appreciate all the work you've been doing behind the scenes. Um, I also had a couple conversations with the county just looking into some requests. You know, one question that we get all the time is, "Wasn't Steven's app supposed to be paved at some point
from the county?" Well, I was able to confirm it's not happening anytime soon. And I did find out that we're not on the list um because each like November the county kind of restripes the double yellow lines on their roads. Found out we weren't on the list. So, I'm pushing
to see if we can get a street or two on that list. Um hopefully we'll get that done as well. Um because some of them are in some need of some yellow paint. Lastly, I just wanted to um say thoughts and prayers to the family of Connie Van Decker. I don't know if most of you knew
who Connie was. She was the she led the Little Falls women's club for a long time. You know, she was a staple in town. if you weren't at Paul's kitchen or the bagel shop or Maggie's, you know, Connie was always there holding court having a conversation with you every time you went in there. So, my thoughts are, you know, with her family, she
passed away um two weekends ago, so I just wanted to recognize her. That's it. You want the uh our police department was recognized at that event. >> Oh, yes. Sorry about that. Yes. Um the town what they did well for the three town parade they recognized each of the police departments on Saturday as a
thank you for helping with Chief I think you'll agree a massive undertaking when it comes to closing roads and trying to route vehicles through a parade and having every resident mad because their street closed uh 5 minutes before they can get out. Um, but they did take a moment to recognize all three towns and
Sergeant Sespodus was there to accept the award and you know was grateful for that and I obviously everybody's looking forward to again this year but yeah thank >> thank you Councilman Murphy. >> Thank you Council President. So definitely had a busy week. Uh last Tuesday we had the domestic violence
awareness flag raising. Unfortunately I had a work meeting down in South Jersey and wasn't able to uh make it back in time. So just want to thank the mayor and the rest of the town council for uh helping out. Good news about being on this council is I have Councilman Venturi who looks close enough to me. So I think the uh I think
>> and yeah significantly older, but I think the count the committee members felt that home. He had to throw that in there, wasn't me. >> Um I'd also like to thank uh Cindy Shenany and Maryanne Holzac for helping out with that flag raising. I know they said a couple words and uh definitely were called to it. Um as the mayor alluded, we also have the uh purple
flags that went up uh yesterday and Saturday that the committee had gotten up. So definitely uh look out for that as you're driving down Main Street, Long Hill, any of the main roads or by the schools as well as on town hall. We have the purple ribbons up uh just to signify and and spread some awareness for uh for DV. Uh another note, we were at the uh
Little Falls PBA October Fest on Saturday. The committee was there with a booth and had a lot of traction. We had some new pens and chapsticks that we handed out, which is good. We were able to get a lot a lot out to uh any members of the community that stopped by the booth. Uh so just want to thank the members for getting those ribbons up and
as well as man in the booth for the October Fest. Uh lastly, the calendar. Uh we do have uh some ads left. Last I took to spoke to Tyler Pacero at the rec center. Uh the ad space was almost almost completely taken up. There was a couple spaces left. So we're coming
close to that deadline. So anybody who's looking to take an ad out in this year's 2026 uh town calendar, uh please reach out to Tyler Pacero so they can do that. That's all I have. Council President. Thank you. >> Thank you, Councilman Murphy. October uh chief, I'm sorry.
Just uh two quick updates. One is on the Senior Citizen Police Academy that's still uh plugging along. Um starting September, it's every Monday just for a couple hours. Uh they're going over home security. They're going over consumer fraud, vehicle safety. Uh and they're
graduating on October 20th if anybody would like to drop by. Uh if you follow us on social media, um you probably saw that officer Antonio Pedro Buena returned to work. Uh for those that may not remember because it occurred all the way back in December, you know, we had
that horrific motor vehicle crash. Uh long road to recovery, but uh the officer persevered and we're happy to welcome him back, you know, unrestricted and he returned to full duty uh last week. Uh, everyone's probably driven up Stevens
Avenue. I just want to thank you, uh, Councilman, uh, and our traffic safety section and kind of tie that all together. You know, a lot of people are, um, I know the mayor's, um, you know, he doesn't like the pink curbs yellow. Um, and it's difficult for people to decide
on, well, can I park there? Can I not park there because they're ignorance to, you know, parking within a certain distance of this, that, or the other thing. So, I think it's just, you know, it's clearly delineated. It's cleaned up. The crosswalks are, you know, marked appropriately. Uh, and it really looks, uh, it looks, you know, eye appealing
and it's easy to enforce certain things without obviously, you know, uh, creating non- guilty pleas with, you know, pleas within our court system. So, I just wanted to thank you for your efforts there. And that's my report. >> Thank you, Chief. October 10th is the senior advisory uh,
harvest uh, dance, harvest moon dance. That's going to be at 12 o'clock at the Civic Center. Uh the count is up to 80 people. You still have time to register if you'd like to join us. That's from 12 to about 3:00. Uh at the Civic Center October 15th at 12:00 at the rec center
is going to be a program with TOA uh for senior scans, all about senior scans. The scanning that's been going on with seniors have been picking up pace quite dramatically. So, the two towns are going to get together with the state county uh and discuss how to avoid being
scanned on your phone. Um I I got to say this, the odds are pretty strong that the mayor is going to be dressing up as a chicken for the spooky spooky per spooky run. I I don't know why I'm feeling that, but I think that that could well be.
>> That was that was the first day of school. >> Have a motion to open the meeting to the public for agenda items. So move. Oh, do you have a question? Hold on a second. Let's back up as councelor. >> Yeah, we we council president, just for um uh clearing up uh we need to uh table
ordinance 1525 to a date certain >> uh uh October 20th. >> Yep. >> We're going to move 1525 to October 20th. >> So we need a a motion, a second. >> Okay. Have a motion to move the ordinance of 1525 to October 20th. >> So moved by Council Murphy, second by Councilman Habits. All those in favor?
>> I. All those opposed that that will be heard on October 20th. Thank you. >> Have a motion open the meeting to the public for agenda items. >> Moved by Councilman Ben Cherry. >> Second. >> Second by Councilman Murphy. All those in favor? I. >> All those opposed? Madam clerk? Motion carries. >> Anyone wishing to address the township
council may do so to the council president. It is preferred if you give your name and address for the record. Comments are to be limited to to three minutes. However, if appropriate, you may be granted the additional time in the sole discretion of the council president. Members of the public who have joined the meeting virtually and desire to provide comment shall raise their virtual hand in the Zoom
application. The meeting moderator will cue the members of the public that wish to provide comment and the council president will recognize them in order. Members of the public who had joined the meeting by calling in must press star six to mute and unmute themselves and star 9 to raise their hand. Members of the public who have joined the meeting via the Zoom application must click the
reactions icon and then the raise hand icon. Once the process is complete, we will return to the regular order of business. >> Thank you. Does anyone like to speak to us in the chat? Seeing no one else coming before us in council chambers. Have a motion to close the public. So move. >> Moved by Councilman uh Venturi, second by Councilman Murphy. All those in
favor. >> All those opposed. I want to thank the staff for assisting me in putting this agenda together. Have a motion to adjourn this meeting. Moved by Councilwoman Habitz. Second by Councilman Ventry. All those in favor? I. All those opposed. This meeting is now closed.