We will now call to uh to order the township of scatteraway council meeting of July 1st, 2025. Adequate notice of this meeting has been provided as required under chapter 231 PL1975 specifying the time, date,
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Cedar, can I have a roll call, please? Council member Cahill, here. Council member Carmichael here. Council member Liowitz here. Council member Lombardi here. Council member Rasheed here.
Council member Erin here. Council President Espinosa here. Please join me in saluting the flag. Are there any comments from administration and council regarding adjournment of any matters on this agenda? I see none.
I see none. Thank you. Open to the public comments regarding for comments regarding item number nine, consent agenda items. Opening up to the um remote attendees. If you wish to speak at this time, please raise your hand either on the
Zoom app or by phone by pressing star 9. When it's your turn to speak, you will receive or hear a request to unmute yourself. Please click the prompt or press star six on your phone to unmute yourself. At that time, please state your name and address and know that you will have three minutes in which to to
make your comments. The council or administration will respond if necessary after you have completed any comments or questions. Do we have anybody in queue? Uh, we do. I just wanted to make one comment with regard to item 9 like Sam. The address should be 1682,
not 1628. So it's 1682 West 7th Street. I'm asking the first individual with their hand raised to unmute themselves. Hello. Uh Brian Rack, 1247 Brookside Road. So, for the item about the traffic light, I just wanted to read something
from the transcript of the November 12th, 2020 zoning board meeting where residents asked about if there was going to need to be a traffic light. And the expert said, uh, we're going to be able to have a gap in traffic to let our cars and trucks exit this site. But again, I think the key aspect here is that the
number of trucks we're talking about is not that significantly high. You know, you're still going to be able to get one out every six or so minutes. So there, those traffic lights turn red often enough. It would be able to use kind of use that overlapping time to get out of
our site. So what's changed since 2020? Is there more traffic? Is there more trucks leaving? Was this the plan all along? I mean, it doesn't make sense to have an expert testimony and then five years later decide that, oh, we don't care about that anymore and
change it. Uh, do counselor, do you want me to handle this? Yes. All right. Uh plain fact of the matter is this is not our road. It's a county road. They could do what they want. But more importantly is uh we're in the process of uh building the ecological park and we thought it would be prudent to have a
traffic light to line up so we have easy access in and out of the ecological park and ultimately there will be about a $2 million improvement uh that's going to happen out there that the local taxpayers are not going to have to pick up. Yeah, Mayor, you're right. It's a this
was a county requirement. the count the developers is paying for the traffic light. It is going to be synced up with the Knox Road traffic light. Eventually, this one will actually go away. Um and eventually those trucks will be going through um the Knox Road exit which is
for the warehouse next door also. So, um this isn't something that we decided upon. We just have to approve and accept it for title 39 jurisdiction. Yeah. Thank you, mayor. Do we have anyone else in queue? There are no other remote attendees with
their hand raised regarding this agenda item. Thank you, Miss Closing to the remote attendees. Opening to the uh inerson attendees. If you wish to speak at this time, please come to the podium. State your name and address and know that you have three minutes in which to make your comments. You may take a seat
after completion of your comments or questions and the council or administration will then respond if necessary. Good evening, council. Good evening. Item number I'm sorry. Um, name and address, please.
David Akens, Ambrose Valley Lane. Thank you. Item number T for Papa partial roof replacement and something about solar panels. Now I
remember this roof that's on here now was put on some years back very expensive. And the question was when I was asking a question about it. So you put a good
roof on and you don't have to replace it. So what has happened that you you're talking about replacing partial roof and solar panels? What's that all about and why? How does five
years fit into the scenario? Mr. A president I can answer that question. Uh first of all, it hasn't been five years, David. Uh it's been more like 20 years. And this is the public works building uh over there. Uh we installed the solar
panels back in uh 2010 under the first goaround when President Obama uh we were able to get uh a grant for that. Um however, uh the roof at that time was only five years old. So here we are 15 plus years later and we have a couple of
leaks that we need to we have to remove the panels and and redo the roof and then put the solar panels back on. Are you talking about the roof here? No. No. Public works public works building. Okay.
And when I said five years, I'm referring to what the agenda makes mention about five years. What do they make a mention to? All I know is it's basically comes in, puts the new roof on, and then
they have to reinstall and re-energize the solar panels. The $223,500 is that for just that one operation, it's not ongoing. building. There's a lot of solar I didn't qu
okay. What's with the five-year contract to do what? Because that amount 33,2640. What's going to be done? Is that every year? Yes. So that's the amount for each fiveyear peri in the five-year period.
That is for all of the copy machines that this township uses, copers, printers, operation and maintenance. It encompasses all of those devices. So it was less expensive for the township to go for a 60-month
contract versus a 36-month contract. When does it start? When does that period start? Just um sorry Mr. Akens this the three minute August 1st of this year.
Okay. So in five years it' be about total $400,000 66,32. Am I looking at these numbers right where it says uh five times the 30,000
whatever the number is here. Yeah, it's five times the 33,26. So it's just five times that 33,000. So year one is 33,262 $2640 and then each year after that the same
amount for a total contract award of $166,32. Of course that's dependent on approved budgets for each succeeding year. Okay. So when I look at this, it says year one not to exceed 33,000
206,000 change, right? What's that? That's that amount times David. That's for the price for one year. So every year it'll be $33,200. Okay.
That's all I have. Thank you, Mr. Anyone else concerning consent agenda number nine? All right. Thank you. To the int uh in person attendees.
Item number seven, ordinance, second reading, amending chapter 7, traffic section 26 and chapter 31, streets and sidewalk section 1.12 open to the public resolution adopting ordinance miss resolved by the township council of
Piscatoway Township, New Jersey that an ordinance entitled ordinance to amend and supplement the revised general ordinances of the township of Piscatoaway County Middle Sex State of New Jersey amending chapter 7 traffic section 26 turn prohibitions and chapter 31 Streets and Sidewalks section 1.12
removal of inactive utility lines was introduced on the 5th day of June 2025 and had passed the first reading and was published on the 11th day of June 2025. Now therefore be it resolved that the officet ordinance having had a second reading on July 1st 2025 be adopted
passed and after passage be published together with the notice of the date of pasture approval in the official newspaper. Be it further resolved that this ordinance shall be assign number 2025-17. Thank you, Miss Ter. Opening to the public. Opening to the remote attendees.
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have three minutes in which to make your comments. The council or administration will respond if necessary after you have completed any comments or questions. Mater, do we have anybody in queue? Council president, there are no remote attendees with their hand raised regarding this agenda item. Thank you,
Miss Closing for the remote attendees. Opening to the inerson attendees. If you wish to speak at this time, please come to the podium, state your name and address, and know that you have three minutes in which to make your comments. You may take a seat at the completion of your comments or questions, and the council or administration will then
respond if necessary. Costas 58 Curtis, New Jersey. It's been six years now since I
rung out my complaint concerning property maintenance ordinance violation. I'm sorry, sir. Are this regarding item number seven, sir? This is this regarding item number seven on the agenda? No, we're I'm I'm
thinking that we're on number 13. No, sir. I'm sorry, we're not. Sorry. I'll continue. Okay. Thank you. Anyone else? Okay, closing for the in inerson attendees.
May I have a motion, please? Motion. Councilwoman Lombardi. Have a second. Councilwoman Cahill. Thank you. Roll call, please. Council member Cahill, yes. Council member Carmichael, yes. Council member Liboitz,
yes. Council member Lombardi, yes. Council member Rasheed, yes. Council member Erin, yes. Council President Espinosa, yes. Item number eight, ordinance, second reading, adoption of redevelopment plan
for block 5701, lots 11 and 12,700 South Washington Avenue. Open to the public. Resolution adopting ordinance. Miss Cedar. Be it resolved by the township council of Piscataway Township, New Jersey, that an ordinance entitled an ordinance adopting a redevelopment
plan for block 5701, lots 11 and 12, 1700 South Washington Avenue, as shown on the tax map of the township of Piscataway, was introduced on the 5th day of June, 2025, and had passed the first reading. It was published on the 11th day of June, 2025.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the offer said ordinance, having had a second reading on July 1st, 2025, be adopted, passed, and after passage, be published together with a notice of the date of passage approval in the official newspaper. Be it further resolved that this ordinance shall be assigned number
2025-18. Thank you, Miss Cedar. Opening to the public. Opening uh for the remote attendees. If you wish to speak at this time, please raise your hand either on the Zoom app or by phone by pressing star 9. When it's your turn to speak, you will receive or hear a request to unmute yourself. Please click the prompt
or press star six on your phone to unmute yourself. At that time, please state your name and address and know that you have three minutes in which to make your comments. The council or administration will respond if necessary after you have completed any comments or questions. Miss, do we have anybody in queue? Council
President, there are no remote attendees with their hand raised regarding this agenda item. Thank you, Miss Her. Closing to the remote attendees, opening for the inerson attendees. If you wish to speak at this time, please come to the podium, state your name and address, and know that you have three minutes in which to make your comments. You may
take a seat at the completion of your comments or questions, and the council or administration would then respond if necessary. I see no one closing for the in inerson attendees. May I have a motion, please? Motion. Councilwoman Cahill.
Second, Council Ar. Thank you. Roll call. Council member Cahill. Yes. Council member Carmichael. Yes. Council member Liowitz. Yes. Council member Lombardi. Yes. Council member Rasheed. Yes. Council
member Erin. Yes. Council President Espinosa. Yes. Item number nine, consent agenda resolution for efficiency. Items have been consolidated into a consent agenda to to be voted on together and the materials for these items have been distributed to the council in advance of
the meeting. May I have a motion, please? Motion. Councilwoman Lombardi. Second. Councilwoman Lombardi. Thank you. Ro. Council member Cahill. Yes. Council member Carmichael. Yes. Council member
Liowitz. Yes. Council member Lombardi. Yes. Council member Rasheed. Yes. Council member Erin. Yes. Council President Espinosa. Yes. Motion passes. Thank you. Item number 10, announcements and
comments from the officials. Councilwoman Gabriel Kahil. Yeah. I'd just like to wish the all the residents of Piscatoaway a very happy and healthy Fourth of July. Remember, if you're going to post on uh social media, you can use the hashtag first because we
were in fact the first town to have celebrated uh Fourth of July. Um also just a reminder, um again, we've said this before, school is out, kids may be around. Be careful as we drive on our
township roads. Thank you. Thank you. Uh, Councilwoman Cahill. Uh, Councilwoman Carmichael. Nothing. Just happy 4th of July, everyone. Thank you, Councilwoman. Carmichael.
Councilwoman Liberitz. Good evening. Thank you so much. Um I am just speaking on behalf of myself in my own words. I'm deeply disappointed by the passage of the US budget today. Um I really believe that it is reducing and
underfunding critical services were for people with disabilities and special education. This is the cause in which I've worked for almost 40 years and it's very near and dear to my heart. These threats, these cuts threaten progress we've made towards inclusion and support
of all of the members of these communities. Uh families, educators, and individuals with disabilities deserve our support. And I certainly know that I stand with advocacy and support uh for these people and their families. And I
certainly wish everybody a very happy and safe Fourth of July. And I love the first fourth. Thank you, Councilwoman Cahill. Thank you, Councilwoman Lee Woods. Councilwoman Lombardi, everyone else happy has said already,
happy and safe Fourth of July. We have many activities going on around town, we have the fireworks, we have activities before the fireworks, and we also have things going on over at the East Jersey Oldtown Village um for those uh history
buffs of Fourth of July. So, there's many things going on around town, so enjoy them. Thank you, Councilwoman Lombardi. Councilwoman Rasheed. Good evening, everyone. Um, I don't want to repeat the same thing again, but
happy for it. Stay safe, everybody. Um, I am, um, reflecting it's been six months on the council. Uh, it's been a pleasure and an honor. um looking forward to continue working with everyone and connecting with the
communities. Thank you. Thank you, Council Rashid. Councilman Ern, everyone have a happy and safe Fourth of July. Thank you, Councilman. Mayor Waller, after uh consulting with um the
assistant township attorney and planning department, we've been having an issue with one Centennial Avenue. Um there's a litigation going on uh between the two property owners. They're relatives of each other and we're having problems with property maintenance out there. Um,
I think we're going to have to uh take a uh that's the old um uh American Standard Building, right? When you get off 287, uh we're going to take a more proactive and uh we got we got to force them to the table because uh you know the two siblings
can't seem to get along and one would cut one side of the grass, the other would go off and say, "Well, that's not my responsibility. That's that half." And meanwhile, that's one of the gateways into our community. It just looks like crap quite frankly. So, uh I think the thought process is to have the
planning board come up with some recommendations. I think we're going to have to take a stronger action against Is that entire building empty now? Yeah. Yeah. while back, but I think we're looking force issue the property that'll get
them off their table. Does it cost them that much to mow the lawn? I noticed that, too. It's a legal mess. Thank you, Mayor. Minister Administrator Paula Casarelli.
Thank Council President. I just hot off the press got news. So, the township uh requested an application be submitted by our engineer for Brownfield's money for the remediation of ecological park. And
the D is recommending to the New Jersey uh EDA to obligate funds in the amount of $2,920,430 for the ecological park as well as $22,653.37 for past work that was done respective
of that. And then before you go into a remediation action plan, you have to do a site improvement and a preliminary assessment. Um that money uh the township paid and the New Jersey Department of Environmental
Protection is recommending to the EDA that the township be reimbursed in in the amount of $289,11. So that has been recommended to the EDA. I I can't imagine the EDA turning that down. It's probably dependent on grant funds. I I I'm going to say that I feel
pretty positive that that money is coming our way. So very happy to say that. That's awesome. Great news. Great news. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Castelli. Um Township attorney uh Raj Verumar. Uh
no comment. Thank you. Thank you. Um and as for me, um again, I'll follow the trend. Happy uh Fourth of July. Um I echo your words. There are a lot of people out there, you know, walking around enjoying the weather. Now, finally, we get a a rainfree
weekend, which we haven't had in quite some time. Um our our uh the festivities start at 6 PM at the Kenny Onward Stadium uh until 9:00 p.m. when the fireworks start. Um another another event that's happening on the Fourth of
July morning is the Lake Nelson parade. So, you know, be there. It's Great. It's It's relatively not long, but it's enjoyable. The community is out there. Um I think we have like ice cones there and and some um some contests like I
believe there's pet contests out there and and best uh best parade float. So, it's pretty pretty nice to see. So, I welcome everybody there. Um and other than that, that's it. Be safe. Thank you. Right. Agenda session for July 22nd,
2025. Ordinance first reading amending various chapters of of the re revised general ordinance of the township of scatteraway resolution adopting ordinance. Does council have any questions regarding this item? This is that same item that I talked about last time. We're still tweaking it. It's a
pretty long one. Um we're just making sure we get it right before we present it to the council. I believe that's the only one that we have as of right now for July 22nd. Is that right? Yes. As items are added, it'll be added to the agenda. Excellent.
All right. We're opening this to the public. Uh for remote attendees, if you wish to speak at this time, please raise your hand either on the Zoom app or by phone by pressing star9. When it's your turn to speak, you will receive or hear a request to unmute yourself. Please
click click the prompt or press star six on your phone to unmute yourself. At that time, please state your name and address and know that you have three minutes in which to make your comments. The council or administration will respond if necessary after you have completed any comments or questions.
Miss Cedar, do we have anybody in queue? I'm asking the first individual with their hand raised to unmute themselves. Um, can you hear me? This is Nancy Salgado Cameron. Hello. I live at 124 Stanton Avenue,
Scatteraway, New Jersey, and I my comments are in reference to um the council or the mayor on the township. I'm not sure who. um speaking
on behalf of myself as an individual of the Skyway, not as um a member of the Skyway board of education, there seems to be um many uh I think I've counted four or five very slick um videos that
are being published through the township. And the real uh question I have about these videos is where is this information being taken from? number one. Number two, is the township at all engaging with the um school board in
order to try and come up with solutions to said problems that the township is? And number three, um how much money as a a member who pays taxes in this um place, how much money is being spent on
these videos to um tear apart other um elected officials in this town. That's what the real question. Yes, please. Mayor, first of all, it's called transparency. There was a vote taken by the board of
ed. It's the highest increase in the history of the town, and that's factually correct. And the the voters need to know. I don't want to see this governing body get blamed for the largest increase in the history of this town. The tax bills are going out in
about three weeks and there's going to be a lot of upset people in this town. Um the board could have easily easily reduced the rate even further. They're sitting on excuse me over 36.6 million in reserves and that whole nonsense
saying that they can't touch it is a bunch of malarkey. they they can easily petition the Department of Education to get some of that money back. And the real question is what are they sitting on that type of money for? That is an awful big sum of money to sit on that
for. Uh I I I'm just stunned uh that uh the board of ed member who just called in said that you know what kind of dialogue. I sent three letters, maybe two, two or three letters over to the board president and have not received as
of three months now a response formally implemented. And you know what? We've always sit down with everybody. As a matter of fact, we're just tallying up. We we do a lot for the board event that they don't even know about. Like for instance, the governing body is paying for the recycling pickup, which they
should be paying for. I bet they didn't even know about that. But uh you know what? There was no excuse to have that large increase like that. We have homeowners that are having to deal with higher energy costs this summer, rising insurance rates on their uh homes,
rising car insurance rates, and the last thing they need to see this large tax increase for no apparent reason. And it looks like to me that they could easily easily without not impacting any of the children or the professional staff and
still take care of the fiduciary responsibilities of educating the kids and providing good paying jobs for for our teachers. They didn't have to raise it that high. And that's the bottom line. I think also too is that you did reach out. You you reached out first,
the the mayor and administration or the mayor did in a letter to every board of education member before the vote was taken. And I don't know that many people realize that letter was sent to actually reconsider that. So call it whatever you
want to call it. It was those videos figure out something else other than this very large increase. But those videos are for transparency and for education and for education of our residents to understand why that is
happening. And I'll be honest with you, I had residents already calling me um before asking me where could they watch um the board of ed uh uh meetings. And I'm
going to say two things here. One that's going to feel like I should have known better that they don't videotape them or air them streaming via Zoom, which I'm not sure why they don't do that. Um, we
certainly were encouraged to do that here by residents who happened to be on the board of ed, but residents the vote was taken and it was done. I didn't know that to be honest with you. I figured that those meetings were u livereamed
for folks to call in. And I was suggesting to people if they couldn't make it there, you know, it's got to be broadcast somewhere. Um, and and then secondly is is that council member. We certainly don't go to those board of ed meetings because it would have an
implication as a council person to make your presence there. Separate entity voting. Um I will give you credit, mayor, for writing the letter to to attempt to have them reconsider um that vote. I know people are unhappy about um
the listing of the names, but you know the blame will be and especially for the new members of the council, you will get the phone calls yourself from residents and then it's going to be at that point where you will need to also say the very
same thing that the biggest increase is coming from that budget vote. And it doesn't give us any pleasure at all, I think, up here on the board at all about that. I've already I've already received phone calls of what can they do? It's too late. It they already voted and
nobody really knew. Yeah. I mean, honestly, at the town I don't want to belabor the point, but at the town fair, one of the residents and her sister said to the mayor, "Well, what what can we do now? We you got to reverse that. Can't the town do something to reverse it?" No. Here's the crazy part about this thing. They knew they were going to have
the largest increase in the history town, but yet they still took took $1.6 $6 million and put it in reserve when they didn't have to when they already had $35 million. That's the crazy part about it. That's just utter disregard to the taxpayers quite frankly. And mayors
got they actually applied to the D to withdraw funds from that massive capital account to to match the loss in state funding of the 800,000. So on top of the 1.6 6 and 800 they they could have reduced that that uh budget deficit by
uh by 2.4 million. So that I can't shield myself saying if I make an opinion oh I'm saying this not as the mayor but as myself personally. I don't have that luxury. You know when you're an elected official in town whether you're a council member or the
mayor or a board of education member or a fire district you don't get that luxury to say I'm saying it personally. You're an elected official. People expect an answer. Thank you, Council President. I'm asking the ne next individual with their hand raised
to unmute themselves. Hello, Brian Rack, 1247 Brookside Road again. Uh, I just wanted to address Miss Khill's point. The Piscatoaway board event has published their meeting videos on YouTube since 2017. Sorry, 2016. I just went on the Piscataway Township Pools website, clicked on board
administration, and all the videos were right there. So, maybe that's not what my point was. They are not livereamed for residents to call in. Not for not for residents to call in. That wasn't question. Also, you
mentioned they weren't published anywhere, which is Mr. Rack, we know what I was mentioning. No, we know what you said. We have no idea what you were thinking. Just for the record, this is a gentleman that calls in all the time and he has a
pending lawsuit against the town. And I personally think it's a ridiculous lawsuit, but that's something for the attorneys. So, I'm suing the town, so I can't comment on other unrelated matters. I will uh keep that in mind.
To be clear, nobody told me he can't comment on other matters. Any further questions, council president? There are no other individual individuals with their hand raised. Thank you. Closing to the remote
attendees. Opening for the inerson attendees. If you wish to speak at this time, please come to the podium, state your name and address and know that you have three minutes in which to make your comments. You may take a seat after completion of your comments or questions and the council or administration would then
respond necessary. Please state your name and address. Good evening. Gina Register, 78 Riverview Avenue. RWJ Barnabas Health Care System released the following statement this morning. As
temperatures rise, so do the risk to your health. Summer can bring high temperatures and humidity that stress the body's ability to cool itself, leading to dangerous and potentially deadly conditions.
The Centers for Disease Control report over 67,000 emergency room visits and 700 heat related deaths each year in the United States.
With this in mind, thank you for the cooling centers. In some cases, I'm sure they provide lifesaving relief for our fellow citizens. In the best spirit of good governance,
the mayor and council are doing for the people what the people cannot do for themselves. And with global temperature shifts and hotter days ahead, fully accessible and conveniently
located cooling centers provide a vitally important public service. Add to the withering heat PSEG recent race increase for electrical service
makes the cost of running home air conditioning difficult if not prohibitive for many. In all such efforts on behalf of the people, it is right and prudent to ask
of this public service, as of all public services, what can be done differently or better to serve the residents of Piscatoaway. I would ask the mayor and council to
consider expanding the number of cooling centers with equitable and accessible geographic distribution in mind. Also perhaps review a temperature threshold procedure that triggers alerts
and the opening of these centers. One model might be the code blue protocol for severe winter weather instituted by a number of municipalities. Also, please consider how to get the
word out more effectively so that everyone who needs the life-saving relief of a cooling center has up-to-date information, access to that information and access to a local center.
Recognizing that many who need a cooling center may not be on social media. Everyone in Piscataway needs to know that relief is near. Thank you.
Thank you. Thank you, M. Register. I just want to segue on that. So, um, just as you're saying that the PSEG bills are going to be astronomical for our residents this this summer, and
that is why we feel so um upset about what has happened. Our job as elected officials is to make things easier for our residents here in Piscataway and not harder. And we feel that the burden of
this tax increase is going to be a very bad impact along with their PSEG bills and everything else happening right now. So now you can kind of understand how we feel and it's our job as elected officials to make things easier, not
harder for our residents. I agree, Michelle. Thank you very much. Please state your name and address and know that you have three minutes, please. Costas epile 58 Curtis
Skyway always been six years now. I brought my complaint to this council concerning ordinance violations. and dangerous situations in our township.
No respond and things are getting worse. You wait for the minute that the hazard comes and then Oh, it was the weather. No, blind intersections is not the
weather. That man should be out there looking to make sure that there is no danger in the intersection. Go to 7th and Washington Avenue. Take a
walk down a block and tell me how many dangerous instances that one block will have. You don't care. You don't care about any resident.
You people are numb. Council president, once again to respond to this. The gentleman keeps over the last couple years coming that there's unsafe areas in town. We've taken care of whatever is out there and quite frankly
he's sent us on wild goose chases like the intersection of West 7th and and Washington. It's not an unsafe intersection. I mean it's not and you know there's no statistics of accidents out there and things like that. It's
just this all dates back to when he cut down his neighbor's tree and got in trouble because his neighbor filed a complaint against. That's all this stems by. Mayor, just just for the public to be aware is he has his concerns and like everyone would come up to the podium,
but then he just leaves after his comments. So, the reason why he hasn't heard a response is because he hasn't stuck around for a response. So, just to let the public know. Anyone else? Thank you. I see no one closing to the
intend in person attendees. Motion to adjurnn. Motion. Do I have a second? All in favor? I. Any opposed? Meeting adjourn. Thank you so much every