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ahead the um Tuesday March 4th 2025 7 p.m. work session of the whitef township committee is now in session roll call please miss bogdansky here Mr Lane here
Mr Madigan here mron here and mayor BTO here thank you open work session this regular work session meeting of the woff township committee is now in session in accordance with the open public meetings act notice of this meeting appears on our annual schedule of meetings the copy of said annual
schedule has been posted on the bulletin board in Memorial Town Hall copy has been filed with the municipal clerk and has been posted on our Municipal website and a copy has been emailed to the record The Ridgewood news and the north Jersey Harald news all newspapers having a general circulation throughout the township of woff at least 48 hours prior
to this meeting the agenda thereof was similarly posted filed and emailed to said newspapers where are we here okay um everything's signed and sealed and delivered yes sir thank you we'll take a
motion to open the meeting for public comment for 10 minutes so moved second M buganski yes Mr Lane I Mr Madigan yes Mr milon yes and mayor BTO
yes affir to vote we are open for public comment thank you okay the minute uh the meeting is now open for uh 10 minutes for public comment 2 minutes per speaker total 10 minutes on any governmental issue a member of the public feels may be of concern to the residents of the township
white cor so the meeting is open if anyone wishes to address the township committee once twice there being none a motion to close to the public public session second is B Dany yes Mr Lane hi Mr
Madigan hi yes Mr mó yes and mayor B uh yes with an affirmative vote the motion is approved thank you Matt the uh 8:00 agenda please thank you all right first up on resolutions we have a resolution that we do yearly um
which um designates March as developmental disability awareness month and I believe the flag is up for women's History Month which is the uh eighth resolution down on the list uh tonight we'll be introducing the
municipal budget so there's a resolution that authorizes the self-exam of our Municipal budget also the introduction of the municipal budget uh the 2025 Municipal budget um there's a resolution as you are aware of the loss of and the loss
and continued loss of our uh printed newspapers uh there's a resolution in support of publishing legal no legal notices on official government websites right now the law has been uh a law has been passed to um allow on allow newspapers to post
them on their website uh and not be considered um and it be allowed as of right now it has the Old Law said it had to be in print um we're looking and a lot all the municipalities are pretty much looking to say listen every municipality has to designate a
a readily accessible page on their website where legal notices are there's Services out there that that that proves every governmental website as there is already because the minute Nancy posts something on our website I'll give you an example for a bid I hear about it within an hour from the bid sources so
they they they know so um but right now the newspap the law was created at the lobbying of the news agency the news agencies to say that online newspap or newspapers can post on their websites well okay well now that not printing you would think that these legal notices are
cheaper they're not the prices haven't gone down so there the newspapers are still charging us to post legal newspapers uh legal ads on their website at the same charges that they were charging us when they were posting them in the newspapers that nobody read so uh
this is a resolution in support of legislation to allow them to just be put on Municipal websites or governmental websites we have three Awards of contracts two for recreation which is the summer camp and summer soccer camp and baseball camps Award of a contract for our animal control services and
finally a resolution authorizing the transfer of title for a police vehicle uh there is one ordinance which is an ordinance to establish the municipal budget appropriation and establish a uh to exceed the municipal budget um appropriation limit and establish a cap Bank as you recall from
my previous um comments on this uh and probably Bob's as well before me this is a require it is a required ordinance that must be passed before the introduction and adopted before the adoption of the municipal budget there
are several uh motions and then um as I said there is the introduction of the municipal budget um and finally there are five ordinances
which are amending Bond ordinances these are um no new debt no new Appropriations being authorized these are just housekeeping ordinances to clean up the useful lives on existing ordinances and then we have two um fully funded ordinances where no
new debt is authorized uh but it does appropriate 71,000 from our Capital Improvement fund to fund the architectural and Engineering Services for the police department and $65,000 for the engineering and design and inspection work related to the ADA
Compliant improvements crosswalk locations on County Roads uh anticipation in anticipation of the County Road program and these uh costs that we uh expend are fully reimbursed by the county of Bergen so this is really a grant and that's all I have
with regard to the agenda um on some policy and some U administrative items uh as you can see the town hall roof replacement program is well underway almost getting towards completion the scaffolding has been started to take down especially on this
side of the building and I believe by the end of the week most of the scaffolding will be down if not all reminder that the leue of municipalities Lewis Bay II scholarship applications are due on uh March 7th currently we've
received one submission uh this year's theme of the essay is what I like about my hometown uh the DPW will complete two rounds of spring leaf collection which will U be passed through all the collection districts in order please place your leaves along the curb line in
front of your property before April 7th and or April 14th and the last day to leave curbs to place leaves curbside is April 13th after this date you must bring your leaves to the recycling center until our fall collection which begins in
October animal licensing for 2025 is ongoing and a reminder to register your animals our rabus Clinic here in woff is from 1: to 3 p.m. on Saturday March 15th if you it is a drive up clinic at our DPW as we've done since Co um and if you
cannot make our um rabies clinic you can go to any rabies clinic in the State uh the one in the surrounding towns and the one serviced by Tao Animal Control are listed on the Tao website on their calendar so if you uh go to our website we'll link it to you can link to the Tao
website and the uh the dates are on there the environmental commission will be hosting a composting event Saturday March 22nd at Russell Farm uh we'll be advertising for three clerical positions to fill some retirements and vacancies we have a finance assistant uh in the finance
department an administrative assistant in the tax assessor's office and a mechanic in the DPW all of these will be full-time uh seasonal DPW help is also wanted flexible hours 20 to 40 hours a week Monday through Friday uh apply
online at whiteoff nj.gov please do so by May 1st and just a reminder that uh the uh GIF cyber security training is due by March 30th that's it thank you
Matt Township committee reports mayor are you okay to start yeah I can start thank you um I'm going to report on the environmental commission meeting on um we met on February 24th um some members of the committee including myself will be visiting our
Town's recycling vendor um is it Gita and Pake to take a tour um that'll be on March 10th on March 26th the environmental commission will be hosting um an educational presentation um
regarding recycling to increase awareness of the public of all the different types of materials wof recycles at 7.m at wof library um we will be educating the public on the Green Team initiatives and hope to educate and gain resident interest in areas of solar energy and
recycling this event is purely educational um the environmental commission will be hosting a compost workshop on Saturday March 22nd at Russell Farms community park on April 25th is wof uh is Arbor Day at Lincoln
School and on May 31st W off day at YMCA um when was it up a day L when was Lincoln School AB day uh April 25th are they doing a tree or I I I think so okay thank you um we I we didn't discuss
details on that um just a fun fact for uh wov tree recycling collection for 2024 was um 1,451 trees which I thought was a lot of trees but um they were mulched um I do wanted to uh share how
nice it was to participate at the Ramadan celebration of the Moonlighting ceremony they had last Wednesday here in front of town hall there was a large diverse crowd of um and Friends celebrating the start of their fast and time of gift giving and philanthropy it
was also very important impressive to see the children that you know read passages and shared their experience of um their holiday of Ramadan um it was nice that wof promotes and supports cultural cultural awareness and diversity in wof so it was a very
nice ceremony that's all I have to report thank you may Roger okay uh under the uh historic preservation committee if you go by The Brownstone you'll see that brand new Hardy plank is being uh
uh put on the building and uh it's really uh beautiful color really is going to look nice once it's completed uh especially uh you know with the Centennial coming up and that being one of the oldest uh buildings in town if not the oldest Rudy you can confirm that
right uh so that's that's a nice thing that's happening uh I attended uh the round Indian Hills uh school board meeting last night the only uh only news to report there is that they're in search of a uh new attorney so uh for
all you uh aspiring lawyers out there you might want to apply uh next shade tree commission meeting is March 18th um I too attended the uh Ramadan uh uh ceremony and it was uh very nice to be there with members of the community that
uh celebrate that uh Centennial uh Pete's going to report on that uh committee uh Department of Public Works we want to thank them for a great job and hopefully there is no more white stuff that falls from the sky and as Matt mentioned uh be prepared for the
spring leaf collection dates to remember April 7th and April 13th have leaves out prior to that and they also are looking for seasonal help coming up then under the fire fire commissioner report there
with me the department responded to 44 calls for service in February and a total of 117 calls year to date that range from building fires cooking fires motor vehicle accidents motor vehicle fires Hazmat spills Co alarms and fire
alarms we receiv mut we received Mutual Aid two times during the month for a house fire in town and a large gas league in town uh the house fire was Franklin Lakes uh let's see Midland Park engine
and Waldwick Tower ladder and and Mawa Fast Company and wof received coverage for that uh they got the gas leak in Midland Park under control with the Franklin Lakes and also the Waldwick
Tower ladder uh we received uh automatic Aid once for High Life Hazard buildings in town uh let's see Mutual Aid was from Franklin lak's uh uh for that that particular scenario the department
provided Mutual aid for one structure fire in neighboring communities Franklin Lakes had a house fire and engine 235 responded and two responses in Patterson with rescue 2 to cover uh we also we also responded to automatic Aid call for
Life Hazard buildings and bordering communities Tower ladder 241 responded uh the training this past Monday night uh was focused on uh on on electric vehicles and what happens when
uh they they go on fire and it's quite a a hazardous situation uh let's see lastly the year-to DAT Personnel hours as of February 28th the white car fire department loged 3,524 57 uh Personnel hours for calls
meetings and training uh that's all I have Mr May thank you Roger Tom okay a few things uh I attended the seniors meetings two weeks ago uh they had 45 seniors there they're doing a lot of good things they're enjoying themselves
and it was a good meeting um I also attended um the rehearsal last week for the upcoming Flo Follies which is this weekend so it's Friday night Saturday night 7:30 p.m.
Sunday afternoon noon at 2 p.m. all performances this year at Indian Hills they go back and forth each year so we wish them all the best uh Pete and I had our fifth and final budget meeting and um we're going
to be introducing the budget this evening uh had I also had a 2026 Centennial calendar me very productive and we continue to have those um every other every the other
week last Friday along with the mayor and Nancy Brown our clerk they attended Cub Scout Troop uh number 110 they had a meeting at the reform church and uh the discussion was on it was a great group of kids they were all
I think they were fourth graders they were like N9 10 years old the discussion was on white off wof uh government and special thanks to Nancy as I mentioned and not only for putting it all together but for being there and I think the kids enjoyed it I
it was a great it was very impressive was early night we invited them to join us at any of our meetings to lead us in the Pledge of Allegiance so we hope to see them then uh also last week the white c
m park Rotary meeting we had uh address the annual address by the mayor whiteart Rudy bster was there along with Pete Malon and myself self really good meeting you a good crowd Lots going on uh Rudy was able to update on many things going on in town it just helps
engage them uh more and more and the last thing is I too attended the Ramadan celebration last Wednesday that's all I have mayor Tom just one thing you may pique my interest that the uh roundo Indian Hills uh school board meeting on
Flow FES since they started it it's raised over $800,000 so it's a mendous benefit for the district so to the kids and it's fun it's fun to be in it's a lot of fun it's a lot of fun Pete all right thank you mayor uh along with the rest of the
township committee I was attended the Ramadan ceremony outside of town hall it was another uh great tradition and it was another great Ceremony this year as Tom mentioned I was at the uh Rotary meeting last week with the annual mayor's address and Rudy did a great job
updating the rotary about different things going around town especially some affordable housing issues that um everyone a lot of towns around here are facing uh the Centennial uh committee met we had our second meeting uh we have two save the dates and we'll have some
email blasts going out um we have our Gala set for March 21st 2026 and our Centennial day June 27 2026 and as the uh year goes on there'll be more and more details to B it's a lot
of planning so we're starting uh nice and early um one of my favorite meetings is next week and that's the start of the uh Memorial Day Parade committee um so we're looking to uh kick that off Wednesday it's always a great tradition and great honor to be part of that here
in woff and as uh Tom mentioned we're introducing the budget tonight uh there more there'll be more details to follow next meeting but I just want to make a a comment budget committee along with Matt and Diane and Fran worked really hard on it and uh two things that we're always
really proud of here in woff Is our commitment to Public Safety and infrastructure for our residents of wof and that's all I have thank you Pete on um February 19th I attended the library
board meeting the library except for the mayor's spot the library board is the same as it was in 2024 um Tony Donado was the president um it was a pretty routine meeting the only thing that was noteworthy actually um
the library continues to do a great job uh circulation up visits are up and and it's just it's just a a well-run uh La does a great job there um they have providers who um I guess provide
um uh non-print um media uh programs for the library um members and children and um one of them is a company
called hoopla and they there's things getting into their providing the the the the materials they provide that kind of shouldn't be there it's they think it's done by Ai and um Laura picked it up
right away and she's monitoring it to make sure that nothing inappropriate comes into our library which I thought was pretty good that she picked up on that right away so um Kudos again to the library board um on the 26th um I too attended the Crescent
lighting um for the um for the Ramadan celebration and it was a good event the weather was good A little chilly but the weather was good and the best part was all the youngsters um who gave a little gave a little talk and participated in the program and the Bako was really good
too that I really good so um uh as mentioned earlier I attended the Rotary meeting on the 27th and um it was a good meeting a lot of good questions um it actually went
over time a little bit because everyone was so engaged so it really was a good meeting I thank Tom for um for inviting me and uh Pete for attending as well and I think it was a good morning also on the 27th I officiated at a wedding here
and uh was very nice weddings are always great as I always say the the best parts of this job are weddings ribbon cuttings and boy scout courts of Honor or Eagle C Eagle Scout courts of Honor so that was nice that was fun um I too attended the
Flo's rehearsal that same night and um I mean if anyone is looking for something to have a little fun next year the year after they're looking for elected officials to participate in flow FES and it's really good time it's really good time and as Tom said it's uh Thursday
and Friday evening up at Indian Hills High School Friday and Saturday evening I'm sorry Friday and Saturday um evenings up at Indian Hills High School on Sunday night night um I too attended the um the meeting at the Reformed Church with the members of Cub Scout
Pack 110 and it was a fun evening I really want to thank Tom and Nancy for being there I think we put on a pretty good show and there were a lot of good questions were they fourth graders and they had a lot of really good questions really good
questions um that morning I attended a meeting at Blum court with uh who was there Matt was there Roger was there um traffic officers if covich was there Joe
vanderplatt was there I think I covered him right and we there's there's a little issue developed on if Blum Court runs off of Cedar Hill lab between the Cedar Hill shop the Cedar Hill shopping center and the medical building and an unintended consequence of the
light at the corner of Cedar Hill a is that cars going straight into the Christian Health Campus stacked down Cedar Hill a and kind of blocked the exit ramp from the medical building especially if you want to make a left so
the employees and um and patients have taken to using Blum Court as an exit which is usually just an entrance and we had to look into this traffic control on Blum Court just to make and some a few other things uh and the landlord of the medical building is
going to work with us just to make everything a little safer until we have a chance to um to look at the whole area which will come with the there's a big application coming to the planning board uh soon probably this month and we'll
include a general uh look at all the traffic and everything uh with that um Saturday morning I attended North Westberg and mayor's meeting it was pretty well attended Matt attend came along too with me the administrators were there and it was I
appreciate that Matt very much and um uh the agenda items were um overpopulation of deer no surprise um the the possibility or not
and pros and cons of um going with the County dispatch um service which we have been with for 10 years and um round four discussion is a round four of affordable housing which is a Hot Topic these days
as well was a good meaning that also went over time as well um it was nice to have the administrators there that that's a that's an angle of knowledge that the Mayors alone just don't have and it was really it was really good so I really appreciate appreciate Matt being there Saturday morning on a
Saturday morning um I want to thank the budget committee for all the work they put in on the budget which we'll introduce tonight and I also want to once again remember or remind mention
that we too are caught up along with all municipalities in round four of of the affordable housing for New Jersey and it's going to be challenging round four and I think we're pretty well equipped for it um and I just want everyone in
wof to know well do our best to protect wof and protect our property values and the small town charm that we we still have here in wov so um and final comment I was I've been to in the last two weeks three or four
political events and I get so many comments about positive comments about wol now granted there are people from my side of the aisle okay so it's a little easier but I I've just it it's it's been noticeable how many positive comments
about the way the town looks the way the town is run um the charm we have here in white and I just want to thank every everyone it's a group effort my colleagues um uh everyone on Town Hall staff Matt Nancy and everyone so I just want to mention that and it's like it's
like kind of neat to have that so I really appreciate everyone and that's all I have so um do we need a motion for a private session tonight or oh Dave I'm sorry Dave uh thank you mayor um I'm going to follow up on the
affordable housing which obviously is a hot button item um you may recall at our last meeting I mentioned we hadn't had any challenges yet to the proposed number that we put forward of 277 but I said don't right expect that that will last so uh anybody that wanted to object
could file their answer complaint challenge whatever you want to call it by last Friday and we did get two the uh New Jersey Builders Association to their attorneys uh filed and they proposed a number I'll just sum it up I won't go through all the details of their
proposal of a number of 387 which was basically the same as the DCA had put back in the fall then very late on Friday uh fair share housing did their Challenge and they're proposing a number 393 for
wof um right now we uh the program will come up with a number uh by the end of this month um they could take our number they could take one of those numbers they could take something in between um your guess as good as mine
are going to end up um it's a little frustrating because everybody did their work to come up with numbers and then all of a sudden you're going to have the program deciding on a number that we're going to have to deal with when we put together our housing plan which will have to be uh put together by the end of
June so I'll keep you informed I have spoken to Beth mcmanis our Planner on this there's really not much more we can do until that number comes out because they have our information her report they've got the other reports and there's really nothing to do until the program comes out with a number so uh
but I'll keep everybody informed with that and obviously as the mayor mentioned we're ready to deal with it but we obviously are still involved the litigation and we're going to keep pushing that forward there isn't really a new update except that we're still exploring the idea of filing a fedal
claim but that hasn't happened yet but I'll keep you informed on that as well so thank you thanks Dave was that a yes on the C yes three okay I'll take a motion to adopt
resolution 25 C3 to enter a closed session second I mean I move that sorry second M bansy yes Mr Lane all right Mr Madigan yes Mr mó yes and mayor boa all
yes with an affirmative vote the motion is approved Part: 2
trying to tell us something subconsciously this is the way it's going down right well that's true is that you know what I'm talking about uh no it's fine it's G to end up that way
anyway that's subliminal eh I can short in the meeting 8 o00 8 o00 okay 8 o' we good Nancy the um Tuesday March F 4th 2025 8:00 pm regular meeting of the
whitef township committee is now in session if everyone will rise for the flag salute please all right pledge allegiance to the flag 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 remain standing for an invocation please we have Pastor Moses from the faith reformed Christian Church on Sak AB with us here tonight that is great thank you for joining us it's uh it's an honor to
be here let us pray Almighty and Triune God we give you thanks and praise for all your Mighty works you are loving and good and and gracious we thank you for creating us and sustaining us day by day thank you
that you made us in your image to exist in community with other people we thank you for our town we thank you for our elected off officials the businesses the houses of worship our
schools the families and the individuals that make our town the great place that it is Lord we thank you for civil government those who bear the sword to do so as your ministers to be a terror to
Crime I pray that our civil servants would acknowledge the calling and perform it Faithfully be with our judges attorneys law enforcement grant that they would never neglect or abuse their Authority but that they would stand firm for truth and
Justice keep them safe from harm as they serve our community tonight I especially pray for this council meeting give our council members wisdom and guidance as they deliberate on the items before them may
every decision be righteous in your sight for our benefit and For Your Glory in the name of the father and of the son and of the holy spirit amen amen amen thank you very nice thank you re yeah
okay Nancy this regular business meeting of the township Committee of the township wof is now in session in accordance with Section 8 of the open public meetings act I wish to advise the notice of this meeting has been posted on the bulletin board in Memorial town hall and on our Township committee's website page copy has been filed with
the municipal clerk and copies were emailed to the Ridgewood news the record and to the north Jersey Herald news all newspapers with General circulation throughout the township of whitea at least 48 hours prior to this meeting the agenda was similarly posted filed and emailed to said newspapers thank you roll call roll call
Miss buganski here Mr Lane here Mr Madigan here Mr melon here and mayor bua here okay I'll take a motion to open the meeting for five minutes for speaker for public
comment so moved second thank you Miss bansky yes Mr Lane I Mr Madigan yes Mr mó yes and mayor bura yes with an affirmative vote the motion is approved okay the meeting is open for public comment five minutes per speaker on any governmental issue that a
member for the public feels may be of concern to the residents of wof if you have a comment please step forward to the microphone seeing none motion to close to the public second is bug Dany yes Mr Lane I Mr
Madigan yes Mr milone yes and mayor BTO uh yes with an affirmative vote the motion is approved okay if someone could make a motion to approve the February 4th it should be 18 I'm sorry you're right today is March 4 February is it is it the 18th it is the
18th okay February 18th 2025 work session and business meeting minutes I'll move second is bug Dany yes Mr Lane Mr Madigan yes Mr milone yes and mayor B
yes with an affirmative vote the motion is approved okay Nancy let's move into the consent agenda please thank you mayor all matters listed below are considered by the township committee to be routine in nature there'll be no separate discussion of these items if any discussion is desired by the township committee that item will be removed from
the consent agenda and consider Ed separately we have several resolutions number 100 designating March as developmental disabilities Awareness Month 101 authorization of vouchers and payment of bills 102 self-examination of Municipal budget eligibility 103 in
support of publishing legal notices on official government websites 104 2024 budget transfer 105 award contract number 202-02 summer soccer camp 106 award contract 2025 03 summer baseball camp
and 107 award contract 2025-the of total police vehicle number 208 we have one ordinance for introduction it is ordinance number 2036 an ordinance to exceed the municipal budget appropriation limits and to establish a
cap Bank we have three motions the first to approve special event requests by Z brisky house trustees to hold their annual tours for white off's fourth grade classes on March 11th and 12th no temporary signage has been requested second accept application and appoint
Jerome Lombardo to the Zoning Board of adjustment as alternate number two effective March 4th 2025 and thirdly to accept the application and approve Isaiah cancel as a junior firefighter with Fire Company number two may I have a motion and a second to approve this consent
agenda so moved second thank you m B Dany yes Mr Lane I Mr Madigan yes Mr mó yes and mayor B uh yes with an affirmative vote the motion is approved Nancy if I can interrupt you
I meant to mention earlier I wanted to welcome Jerry Lombardo back to the board of adjustment um jury I believe succeeded me as chairman and jury was the chairman who um who uh navigated the uh Vista application for four or five
years through the through the zoning board so welcome back Jerry thank you Nancy okay and then we have the separate motion and vote and which were not on the consent agenda for uh resolution number 110 introduction of the
2025 Municipal budget is this number nine looks like we already voted I apologize because I coped and pasted and then I I did not print another copy to waste a treat all right so I move I move
that second so miss bansy yes Mr Lane it says yes yes so yes Mr madakin yes Mr melon yes and mayor Boonstra uh yes with an affirmative vote the motion is
approved is there going to be any comments or anything anything regarding this or no that's I wasn't going to ask is there any discussion budget committee or Matt we have a further discussion on adoption I don't mind to make one or two quick comments I don't
know uh Mr melom me but we did as I mentioned earlier we met five times we reviewed the budget there's a continued focus on trying to do as much we can with uh grants minimize uh any increase
we would have heavy Focus was on Public Safety along with infrastructure talked about in the work session you see the roof going on that's part of our infrastructure uh initiative and uh
again I think we're committed to fiscal prudence and enhancing resident services through strategic Investments and Public Safety and infrastructure yeah no I think Tom covered it all um I'm going to have some
comments at our next meeting when we uh when we pass the budget that's fine mat you good yes okay yeah okay okay next up these ordinances that we have for further consideration and public hearing 10 pages of ordinances no
there just there was nothing else add it right okay no so I don't have the additions on my other page I just want to make sure I oh only was one it was one motion and one resolution that I out but I didn't no I did not print another
uh copies um so the following ordinance amendments adjust the useful life of existing Capital Improvements no new funds are being appropriated and no new debt is authorized these are procedural updates only I have the first of seven ordinances for public hearing further
consideration on tonight's agenda the first ordinance is 2029 which is an ordinance amending Bond ordinance number 1914 entitled Bond ordinance authorizing Road resurfacing and improvements to town hall in by and for the township of WIP off in the county of Bergen New
Jersey appropriating 1,391 775 therefore and authorizing the issuance of 1, 72,000 of bonds or notes of the township to finance part of the cost thereof for a second reading by title only and a copy of this ordinance
has been posted on our Municipal website on the bulleon board and Town Hall where Public Notices are customarily posted and copies have been made available to members of the general public of the township who have requested Ed the same this is the time and place for the public hearing on ordinance number
2029 any and all persons who wish to be heard please state your name before making your statement if you wish to make a comment please step forward to the microphone I moved at the public hearing on ordinance 2029 be closed second
M bansy yes Mr Lane hi Mr Madigan yes Mr Mone yes and mayor B yes affirmative vote the motion is approved be it resolved by the township Committee of the township of wof that ordinance number 2029 after public hearing and further consideration is hereby adopted and the municipal clerk is hereby
authorized and directed to publish the notice of final passage of said ordinance in the official newspaper for the township as provided by law I move ordinance number 2029 on second reading by title only second thank you Miss buganski yes Mr
Lane hi Mr Madigan yes Mr milon yes and mayor Bo yes with an affirmative vote the motion is approved the second ordinance for public hearing further consideration on tonight's agenda is ordinance number 2030 which is an ordinance amending Bond ordinance number 1932 entitled a bond ordinance
authorizing Road resurfacing and the acquisition of a computer server for the police department in by and for the township of wof in the county of Bergen New Jersey appr appropriating $1,340 th000 therefore and authorizing the issuance of $1,265 th000 of bonds or notes of the
township to finance part of the cost thereof for second reading by title only and a copy of this ordinance has been posted on our Municipal website on the bulletin board and Town Hall where Public Notices are customarily posted and copies have been made available to members of the general public of the township who have requested the
saying this is the time and place for the public hearing on ordinance number number 2030 and all persons who wish to be heard please state your name before making your statement if you wish to make a comment please step forward to the microphone that being none I move the
public hearing on ordinance 2030 be closed second thank you Miss bansky yes Mr Lane I Mr Madigan yes Mr milon yes and mayor Boonstra yes with an affirmative vote the motion is approved be it resolved by the township Committee of the township
of wof that ordinance number 2030 after public hearing and further consideration is hereby adopted and the municipal clerk is hereby authorized and directed to publish the notice of final passage of said ordinance in the official newspaper for the township as provided by law I move ordinance number
2030 on second reading by title only second thank you Miss bogdansky yes Mr Lane I Mr Madigan yes Mr melon yes and mayor BTO yes the third ordinance for public hearing further consideration on tonight's agenda is ordinance number
2031 which is an ordinance amending Bond ordinance number 1962 entitled Bond ordinance authorizing Road resurfacing and the acquisition of a dump truck plow and Salter in by and for the township of woff in the county of Bergen New Jersey appropriating
$1,725 th000 therefore and authorizing the issuance of 1,413 th000 of bonds or notes of the township to finance part of the cost thereof for second reading by title only and a copy of this ordinance has been posted on our Municipal website on the bulletin board and Town Hall where
Public Notices are customarily posted and copies have been made available to members of the general public of the township who have requested the saying this is the time and place for the public hearing on ordinance number 20131 and all persons who wish to be heard please state your name before
making your statement if you wish to make a comment please step forward to the microphone seeing none I move the public hearing on ordinance number 203 31 be closed second thank you Miss bogdansky yes Mr
Lane I Mr Madigan yes Mr Mion yes and mayor B yes with an affirmative vote the motion is approved be it resolved by the township Committee of the township of wof that ordinance number 2031 after public hearing and further consideration is hereby adopted and the municipal clerk is hereby authorized and directed to publish the notice of final passage
of said ordinance in the official newspaper for the township as provided by law I I move ordinance number 2031 on second reading by title only second Miss bug Dany yes Mr Lane hi Mr
Madigan yes Mr milon yes and mayor boo yes with an affirmative vote the motion is approved the fourth ordinance for public hearing further consideration on tonight's agenda is ordinance number 2032 which is an ordinance amending Bond ordinance number 1983 entitled the bond ordinance authorizing various
improvements and the Acquisitions including road resurfacing pistol range roof repair acquisition of an asphal Patcher trailer pickup truck utility body mini Packer truck and fuel Force management system in by and for the township of woff in the county of Bergen
New Jersey appropriating 1, 15845 therefore and authorizing the issuance of 1,785 of bonds or notes of the township to finance part of the cost thereof for second reading by title only and a copy of this ordinance has been posted on our Municipal website on the Bolton boarding
Town Hall where Public Notices are customarily posted and copies of been made available to members of the general public of the township who have requested the same this is the time and place for the public hearing on ordinance number 2032 and all persons who wish to be heard
please state your name before making your statement if you wish to make a comment please step forward to the microphone seeing none I move to the public hearing on ordinance number 2032 be closed
second Miss buganski yes Mr Lane hi Mr migan yes Mr melon yes and mayor boar uh yes with an affirmative vote the motion is approved be it resolved by the township Committee of the township of woff that ordinance number 2032 after public hearing and further consideration is hereby adopted and the municipal
clerk is hereby authorized and directed to publish the notice of final passage of said ordinance in the official newspaper for the township as provided by law I move the ordinance 2032 on second reading by title only second M bansky yes Mr Lane hi Mr Madigan yes
Mr milon yes and mayor B yes with an affirmative vote the motion is approved the fifth ordinance for public hearing further consideration on tonight's agenda is ordinance number 2033 an ordinance amending Bond ordinance number 1988 entitled Bond ordinance authorizing the acquisition of a fire ladder truck
in by and for the township of woff in the county of Burgen New Jersey appropriating $2,400,000 therefore and authorizing the issuance of 2,2 $80,000 of bonds or notes of the township to finance part of the cost thereof for second reading by title only
the copy of this ordinance has been posted on our Municipal website on the bolon bordon town hall where Public Notices are customarily posted and copies have been made available to members of the general public of the township who requested the same this is the time and place for the public hearing on ordinance number
2033 and all persons who wish to be heard please state your name before making your statement if you wish to make a comment please step forward to the microphone seeing none I move that the public hearing on ordinance number 2033 be closed
second Miss bug Dany yes Mr Lane I Mr Madigan yes Mr mó yes and mayor bo uh yes with an affirmative vote the motion is approved be it resolved by the township Committee of the township of woff that ordinance number 2033 after public hearing and further consideration is hereby adopted and the municipal
clerk is hereby authorized and directed to publish the notice of final passage of said ordinance in the official news paper for the township as provided by law I move ordinance 2033 on second reading by title only second Miss bugy yes Mr Lane hi Mr
Madigan yes Mr milon yes and mayor Bo yes an affirmative vote the motion is approved these final two ordinances are fully funded ordinances M as Matt mentioned earlier no new debt is authorized for these Appropriations the sixth ordinance for public hearing further consideration is
a ordinance number 2034 which is an ordinance appropriating $711,000 from the capital Improvement fund to fund architectural and Engineering Services for renovations and an addition to the police department for second reading by title only and a copy of this ordinance has been posted on our Municipal website
on the Bolton board and Town Hall where Public Notices are customarily posted and copies have been made available to members of the general public of the township who have requested the same this is the time and place for the public hearing on ordinance number 2034 and all persons who wish to be heard
please state your name before making your statement if you wish to make a comment please step forward to the microphone seeing none I move that the public hearing on ordinance number 2034 be closed
second Miss bansky yes Mr Lane hi Mr Madigan yes Mr Melone yes and mayor Bo yes with the affirmative vote the motion is approved be it resolved by the township Committee of the township of white off that ordinance number 2034 after public hearing and further consideration is hereby adopted and the
municipal clerk is hereby authorized and directed to publish the notice of final passage of said ordinance in the official newspaper of the township as provided by law I move ordinance number 2034 on second reading by title only second Miss bug danky yes Mr Lane hi Mr
Madigan yes Mr melon yes and mayor Bo yes with an affirmative vote the motion is approved I have a seventh order ordinance for public hearing further consideration is ordinance number 2035 which is an ordinance appropriating $65,000 for the engineering design and inspection work related to ADA Compliant
improvements at crosswalk locations on County roads in anticipation of roadway pavement improvements under a shared service agreement with Bergen County for second reading by title only and a copy of this ordinance has been posted on our Municipal website on the bulletin board in town hall where Public Notices are customarily posted and copies have been
made available to members of the general public of the township who requested the same this is the time and place for the public hearing on ordinance number two 2035 and all persons who wish to be heard please state your name before making your statement if you wish to
make a comment please step forward to the microphone seeing none I move that the public hearing on ordinance number 2035 be closed second thank you Miss bogdansky yes Mr Lane hi Mr Madigan yes Jam Keon yes and
mayor B yes with an affirmative vote the motion is approved be it resolved by the township Committee of the township of WIP off that ordinance number 2035 after public hearing and further consideration is hereby adopted and the municipal clerk is hereby authorized and directed to publish the notice of final passage of said ordinance in the official
newspaper for the township as provided by law I move ordinance number 2035 on second reading by title only second M bansky yes Mr Lane hi Mr Madigan yes Mr melon yes mayor B yes
with an affirmative vote the motion is approved congratulations Nancy for getting all those done exhale Nancy wow only2 motion to adjourn in a second second all those I mov
iter bansy yes Mr Lane hi Mr Madigan yes Mr mó yes and mayor bsha yes an affirmative V we are we are adjourned thank you everyone