when it flips over to >> You're ready. >> Yes. We got to figure out the motion also. I'd >> like to call the township committee meeting of Tuesday, April 21st to order.
Hey, would you please salute? >> Ready to begin. >> I aliance 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. We have Father uh Robert Burkott from St. Elizabeth's Church. Come on up and >> good to see you again. God bless you. >> Name of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Dear God, we humbly ask your guidance
and wisdom to help us in this meeting tonight to make decisions that are right and just in line with your prophet's will. We ask this through Christ our Lord. >> Amen. Thank you very much. Thank you very
much. >> Nancy, please read the open public meeting. >> The notice requirements of the open public meetings act have been satisfied with respect to this meeting. Specifically, the time, date, and location were included in the annual notice of meetings adopted by the township committee posted in memorial
town hall by the municipal clerk's office and said to at least two newspapers, including the official newspaper of the township, the Ridgewood News and the and the Bergen Record. Additionally, to the extent known, the agenda for this meeting and whether formal action will be taken was posted in Memorial Town Hall by the municipal clerk's office and posted on the
township's website in accordance with the open public meeting act and public law 2025 chapter 72. >> Roll call township committee members. >> Miss Bugdansky >> here. >> Mr. Bonra >> here. >> Mr. Milion is absent. Mr. Shepard >> here >> and Mayor Lane
>> here. Uh can you confirm that the township committee reviewed and signed all vouchers for payment? The mayor municipal clerk have signed any necessary documents. >> I can confirm that. Mr. Mayor, >> I have a motion to open the meeting for a 20 minute public comment period. Please
>> move. >> Second. >> All those in favor say I. >> Any opposed? None. Motion carried. Let's see the 20 minute public comment. Hold on. >> Have a It's okay.
>> Oh, I'm sorry. He's not finished. We'll go right to you, >> Janet. be Spring Meadow representative to the township. And uh I just wanted to thank you all very very much for your part, which was massive in getting us
the um the crosswalk. And as much as it's done so far, we're very happy about it. And um and our members are very happy. And um I hope the uh children who try to cross the street will be happy
when um it finally does open. Um but I'm sure it'll be well used. So thank you very very much and for all your cooperation and goodwill. Thank you again. >> Thank you for thank you for bringing it
to our attention and may we all pray that it's safe and people use it without any incident. >> Yeah, that is true. Thank you so much. >> Any other comments? There being none, have a motion to close the meeting to the public. >> Motion >> second.
>> All those in favor say I. >> Any opposed? There being none, motions carried. Uh Matt, please give us a review of the business agenda and policy action items. Um there are two resol there are two
resolutions uh with opposition to uh some state um uh laws uh that are being proposed. Uh the first one has to do with uh and we we've spoken about this before and it
has to do with uh making accessory dwelling units uh permissible. But it pretty much what it is is they're trying to um usurp local zoning again by amending the local land use and take it power away from the municipality. And
the second one does the same um which um I'm sorry, the first one is for local zoning. The second one has to deal with um there's a bill in the legislature uh A1 1161 uh which uh has to deal with job
advertisements and the legislature putting a uh regulation in the Department of Labor rules that says if you post a job and you don't fill it, you could get a fine. if you post a job and you take too
long to fill it, you could get a fine. So, pretty much first last year they put a requirement in that you have to post a job and now they're saying if you post it, but you're posting it really just to be on a fishing expedition, you can get a fine. So, there's two two pieces of
legislation there uh looking to for your support to oppose. And a third resolution authorizes shared service agreement with the Burough Pompton Lakes for CFO services. There are several ordinances for introduction and this is going to be I think I I think we started the last meeting where we were introducing some
some code cleanup changes. Uh the first three have to deal sorry the first four have to deal with the municipal budget for this year. Um one is appropriating our funds for future field improvements. The second is approving uh an appropriation to our major vehicle
repair account. The third authorizes various capital improvements that we are funding uh outright. Those are ones we fund with cash. And then we have a bond ordinance which provides for our road resurfacing and several other improvements. Then we have two ordinances cleaning up.
The first one has to do with filming. Uh we have two filming ordinances on the books. One is one one of the requirements is in our fire prevention ordinance and the second is in our filming ordinance. And what it does is it consolidates the requirements so that they are the same in both or make sure that they're the same and then moves all
our fees from chapters 114A and 115 into 113 which is our standard fee ordinance. So all our what we're trying to do is get all our fees into one chapter so that when we want to go look at fees we don't have to go through every single chapter in the code. They're all there.
Um it's it's really if we were going to go through a full recodification it would be what we recommended by general code. So, we're doing it before we do a full recodification. So, when we get to that point, if we ever get to a point where we need a recod, it's actually already done. >> And the second one is um amending our
prohibition on short-term rental properties um to extend the minimum permitted rental term from 31 days to 91 days. It clarifies the prohibition that rental properties and their amenities uh cannot be rented for less than 91 days
in the town. Um there are several motions which will be read into the record and then we have several ordinances uh I believe there are three ordinances uh for uh adoption tonight. The first is amendment uh to
our street and sidewalk ordinance to establish our honorary commemorative uh street and sign designation program that we've spoken about for several meetings. Uh once this is approved, we'll get an application together and we'll reach out to the the residents that requested us before and we'll make sure they know
about it. The second one is 2079. It is an ordinance to exceed the municipal uh budget appropriation limits and to establish a cap bank. This is a housekeeping ordinance that's required to be introduced and adopted prior to the adoption of the ordinance in order to bank the additional monies that might
be available uh in appropriations caps for future years if needed. And the third is authorizing an extension with the Whiteoff PTA economy shop um for PTO, sorry, PTO economy shop for uh a 5-year extension on the lease of the
railroad um >> building. >> Building. Thank you. On Main Street. >> Thank you. The economy shop. Uh several items. Uh first is um
Whiteoff and Midland Park have entered uh have uh begun a uh study a police shared service feasibility study uh which will be conducted by the division of local government services. Uh we're both undertaking this um
uh a prior shared service study was conducted in 2008 uh which will be referenced for background as part of the review. The current study will incorporate both historical analysis and present- day conditions to provide an objective assessment of efficiency, re resource allocation and service delivery. This initiative is strictly
exploratory in nature. No decisions have been made and no future determination and sorry and all future determinations will be based on findings of the study and subsequent evaluation by both municipalities. We've both recognized the importance of keeping relevant stakeholders through the process. This is why we're letting everyone know here.
The union leadership has been made aware and the union leadership will be included in the discussions and the evaluations that the state is doing. Uh we remain committed to um the high standards of police services while we're conducting this. U I was going to say this just put it on the record the PBA contract is up at the end of the year.
I've already received a letter from them asking to start negotiations and we've already expressed to the PBA and I know Milan Park has expressed to their PBA uh to you know we are looking to move forward status quo with regard to that. We're not looking to make any changes with regard to this study. This study, even if any something was to happen, is
a few years probably a few years out. So we we will be uh negotiating a full successive agreement with regard to that. Centennial sponsorship opportunities and vendor signups are available. Both information is on our website. The Helena A store project, the
work is substantially complete putting the main in the ground. Um site cleanup is still needed and individual connections into the residents is the next step with regard to the county project on Wyoff and Godwin. Woff AB was complete uh with regard to the uh
concrete work and Godwin should be completed tomorrow. Um we still don't have a definitive date on milling and paving. My understanding is the county has some additional uh storm drain work
that might need to be completed. uh raising up the storm drains, refixing the storm drains before they can actually mill and pave, but I would assume that that would begin within the next couple weeks, >> right? >> Um and I know it's out there where there was some residents that complained about
Gothal Hill Road being paved during the day. Um that was a county of Pake project. Um but Woff A and Godwin Aav will be paved during the day. Um it's the way the county lets the contracts out. Uh there's really no way to do it
at night. Uh it would be it's a it's a super expensive job to do it at night. So they will be done during the day. There will be proper police supervision both by our police and um the county uh and proper traffic uh direction. >> Good news is that they go fast. >> Yes.
>> Yeah. Be happy when it's done. >> All right. May go ahead. >> May you go first. You go first. >> Uh uh I just have a question for resolution 26-101 for the shared service. For the record, um, the contract we added changing 90 to
60 days. >> 90 to 60 days and with or without >> cause. Perfect. >> All right. >> Thank you. >> Mayor, may you >> I'm done. Thank you. >> Okay. No. Um, I'm just I'm just rescanning here um uh resolution 2699,
the one about the zoning. >> Yep. And in paragraph three, it states um that municipalities are, you know, best um suited to uh when it comes to public safety, health, traffic, and character. Even though it's not our end of the operation, would it should we add
schools in there? What do you think? Just a question. Cuz what what they're proposing here would clearly have an impact on schools. >> Sure. >> Sure. We can do I feel it. I mean, I
I'll ask for an amendment to add school. >> I'll just amend it. >> Done. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Matt, >> that's it. >> Thanks, M. Okay. We'll start with the township committee reports. If I could
go over to first. Okay. >> Sure. Yeah, that's fine. I know where I am here. Find my notes. Mayor, >> take your time. No rush. >> I know you're in a hurry. >> No, no, no, no. Rush. No rush. Three, two, one.
>> I'm done. >> Thank you so much, May. >> Hold on. >> Would you like me to start, Mr. >> May? You're welcome to start. >> Yes. May, why don't you start? Go ahead. Get ready. >> Thanks, May. I'm going to give a fire report. The Wall Fire Department
responded to 42 calls for service for the month of March, >> totaling 2,150 man hours. The fire department is always looking for new members and can stop by any firehouse on Mondays from 700 p.m. to 10 p.m. The fire department is
hosting a Taste of Woff fundraiser on Friday, May 8th at 6:30 at the YMCA. Your support will be greatly appreciated. There will be live band food um from restaurants around WO.
Um I also wanted to personally congratulate the upcoming um um >> appointments >> appointments of Michael. Thank you.
>> Michael J. Vanderplot and Ryan Brock um moving from junior firefighter to actually actual what do you call them real firefighter >> regular mature firefighter which they need to be 18 to do. So I think in a few
days they'll both turn 18 and they could actually be a full-fledged firefighter. So I just wanted to personally as fire commissioner um congratulate both of them. Um and I think that's all I have. >> Okay Jim. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Where do we go
first? >> Your call. Go ahead. Okay. Thanks, guys. Thank you, mayor, for bailing me out there. No problem. >> Okay. The planning board met on the 8th. Um, we have two applications to consider.
Uh, Chairman Fortunado was conflicted on both. So, Vice Chair Sarah Caprio ran the meeting for them and did a very, very good job, outstanding job in fact. Um the first one which was unresolved was the um ongoing fence application at the corner of Ellis and George um at the
request of um the council for the applicant. We reluctantly agreed to carry um carry this for another month. There were two no votes um on that motion and we heard the application and
appro approved the Cuban restaurant which will be opening the working in there already um in the red barn between the um the white cleaners and Miller's Pharmacy. So we got that approved. It'll be nice to have another restaurant in town with different different flare to
it. Um the library board met last week and um library board there wasn't much. It was pretty routine. Library will have a booth in the centennial event on the 27th. Um
that was all well the library also is sponsoring tomorrow a lunchon featuring author Jill Sanopo at the Indian Trail Club in Franklin Lakes. Um it's a little late notice and ticket sales haven't been the best. So
if anyone would care to go at noon time, you always get a good meal at the Indian Trail Club. Um Matt covered the county roads. This from the under the road department. Um spring leaf collection is now completed. Uh
residents can still bring their leaves to the recycling yard on West Main Street. Um the painting of the streetscape light poles is complete or the repainting of them. And the painter um always looking for with an eye on what needs to be painted mentioned that
the white trim especially the decorative structural um uh um beams on the ends of the economy shop need a little touching up. Now, we're having our event there on the 27th, and we have a quote from a
fairly modest quote from the painter to dress them up just at this point. I mean, he gave us a quote to paint the whole building to. I don't know if that's necessary, but it might be nice to dress up that that wood uh wooden trim on them. Um, but I had a question. That's a historic building. Is there any
money in um open space for that? >> It's a relatively modest amount, so we can look into that, I guess. >> Yep. Um, so it doesn't have to go with the Joe Vanderplat's budget. Uh, Matt covered the um the sewer project on Helina and I think I'll stop there, mayor.
Thank you. >> I guess it's up to me. Uh, >> I think What about Jim? >> Oh, I'm sorry, Jim. That's right. >> I mean, we know he's a new guy, but you know, ignore him. >> Please. the uh the K through8 board of
education met on April 13th and uh you know I love the board of education. Uh they recognized some great accomplishments. Uh the regional geography B we had seven people from Eisenhower were qualified for the nationals and three who qualified for internationals which is quite the feat.
We had for our first year ever we joined we participated in the future business leaders of America and we won seven of 10 awards in our first year doing this. So you know our kids are pretty amazing. We they talked about the model UN and
some awards they had gotten there and there was something called battle of the books as well. So they had some competitions. They had a lot of kids there. They had bands playing. It was quite a nice meeting. uh enrollment is 253 kids in each of the through the K through8 programs. Uh they did talk about their budget which is going to be
up 5.3% next year. And some very good news as you know John Dollar who knows everything about every building in this town or in the school system is retiring and we promoted Faze Muhammad. There was a bunch of people that participated in
the process outsiders and insiders. had been a senior HVAC technician and he's now the going to take John's role come uh I think it's July one when he retires so that we have continuity there phase is great with the HBAC stuff uh the board of health met on April 9th uh
there was a presentation from Jim Fedorco who's of the Mid Bergen Regional Health Commission which is the people who replace the Waltick wealth clinic service to give us a nice little presentation of what they do uh the Bergen County Department of Health person went through first food surveillance communical disease
monitoring and some of the ratings of some of the restaurants in town. We spent a few minutes talking about construction material waste which I know came up in an environmental group and we can chat more about that may and there was some open discussion on whether we should have some kind of letters in the windows of our restaurants that
specifically state whether they are passing or failing so people all know what's happening in town. It was just open conversation. There was no recommendations made, but I just want to preach this up, broach this up. >> Uh, parks and recreation board, the fall sports registration, believe it or not,
is already in full swing for football, cheer, soccer, and volleyball. So, Andy's doing his job. Uh, wreck baseball and softball started on April 11th. And the commemorative wall for Jim Hogan and Jeffin at Pulis is taking shape. The wall is up, the fence is done, the gravel is leveled, and the turf should
be going in this week. And the Memorial Day parade uh meeting is going to be held tomorrow. So no updates on it. >> Thank you, Mr. Mayor. >> And Mr. Mayor, I do have two final things. First off, uh we received our final payment from the state of New Jersey in the amount of $75,000
to close out the Memorial Field bathroom grant that we had. Um by the end of this week, I should be submitting the grant to close out the Russell Park uh exercise equipment grant. That was also a local recreation improvement
grant. We were unsuccessful in getting the local recreation grant this year. Uh but we will again try again. We will try again next year. And finally, the Ramapo Indian Hills Board of Education has granted the township a $10,000 one-time uh contribution towards the improvements
that we just did on the baseball field. >> Uh so I signed that purchase order and I expect that check uh within a week or so. Great. I >> go ahead. >> I just had one thing that I um and then a question I go with it. Um I spent an
hour last or so Friday morning at the Shredfest uh pill drop. Uh the mayor stopped in for a few minutes and um how did how do we do there, Matt? It was it was slow but steady. I >> I heard slow but steady. I haven't received the final numbers yet. Uh so I'll have them for the next meeting.
>> Okay. Thank you. Rudy and I had talked about that and we feel that because of the uh styrofoam that we collect all the time kind of limited the amount of people but it was steady. >> It was steady. It was slow but it was there was a constant screen but it was
slow. Right. I'd just be curious to know what the final count is there. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> And just if you recall the uh trucks that we get from GA >> for that are included in our contract. >> So it's not we don't pay extra for the trucks. They included in our in our contract recovery. >> It was only one truck which was
appropriate. Two trucks would have been too many. >> And we used to we used to have to get a whole dumpster and everything for this styrofoam. We don't have to do that. >> Right. >> Uh team up to tidy up. >> This no is not here but um >> Oh, okay. >> It's on Saturday.
>> It's this Saturday. Just want to mention that 8:30 in the morning. It's >> a wonderful event and I'm sure there'll be a lot of participants for that. I'm going to clean up the Russell I have infield by 208. You really want to Yeah. Okay. Uh
uh Arbor Day. We're going to have a tree planting at Washington School, but it's going to be on April 29th at 9:00 a.m. >> If uh if you'd like to be there, we have a nice photo up for that.
We also have >> what school, right? >> It's going to be in Washington. >> Washington. >> Yes. >> We're going to make sure it's watered properly. >> What time is that at >> 9:00 a.m. for >> Okay.
>> Some of us will be attending the Christian Healthcare annual spring gala which is at the West Mount Country Club which is wonderful place. and they always have quite quite the evening for that that organization. Uh we had a volunteer meeting of the
Centennial Committee and we had seven members of the public show and we're going to have another one which is scheduled for oh boy. In any event, we it'll be posted on on the uh town website. We're still looking
for volunteers. Uh >> Wednesday, Wednesday, May 13th at 6:30. >> Thank you very much, Matt. Uh additionally, uh the sponsorships are going extremely well. Uh I guess it's safe to say we're probably approaching
$60,000 right now in sponsorships, which is great. We have a ways to go so that uh we don't have to affect any of the taxpayers on some of these centennial activities. Uh the monument that'll be looking this way out to the left of town
hall uh is in the process of being done by a worldrenowned sculptor. And uh we'll keep we'll keep a little bit of that under wraps. But uh I will I will tell you from what I'm aware, what I saw with my own eyes, it's going to be an extremely emotional
uh monument that's going to be uh just it's going to be really incredible. And I think uh all the members of our community will really appreciate it once we get that done. Uh let's see. And that's really all that I have at this time. David, please
report. >> I know I sound like a broken record because I usually talk about affordable housing. Um this morning, uh one of the attorneys for fair share, it's not a problem, filed a letter just asking the court for four more weeks to actually the date May 15th to continue to review
our submissions. The bottom line is she never got to it yet because they're inundated. Uh the only reason I'm bringing it up is cuz I thought maybe by the end of this month we would have that fairness hearing uh so we'd be in, you know, officially in compliance uh propose.
um we will because we did everything that we said in the mediation agreement, but it's just going to prolong that. But we're covered because we filed by the deadline, but obviously that hearing is not going to take place till at least the end of May now. So, I just wanted to bring that to your attention. That's all I have.
>> We will not the fact that you said it's not a problem. >> That's great. Thank you very much, David. Uh let's move on to the consent agenda. Nancy, >> all matters listed below are considered by the township committee to be routine
in nature. There will 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 considered separately. Excuse me. We have two sets of minutes for approval on tonight's agenda. The March 24th, 2026 meeting and the April
7th, 2026 meeting. The bill list is resolution 26-B7 for authorization of vouchers and payment of bills. And then the resolutions that Matt mentioned earlier, number 99 opposing legislation that bypasses local planning uh 100 opposing
A-161 and A-2136 and 101 authorizing a shared service with the burough of Palton Lakes for chief financial officer services. We have six ordinances for introduction tonight. Number 2081, an ordinance
appropriating funds for future field improvements and safety enhancements. Number 2082, an ordinance appropriating funds for major vehicle repairs. Number 2083, an ordinance authorizing $337,500 for various improvements and capital
expenditures in the township of Wyoff. Number 2084, bond ordinance providing for various capital improvements in and by the township of Wyoff in the county of Bergen, New Jersey, appropriating 925,000 therefore and authorizing the issuance of $878,000
in bonds or notes of the township to finance part of the cost thereof. Number 2085, an ordinance amending chapter 114A filming chapter 115 fire prevention and chapter 113 fees of the code of the township of Woff to consolidate filming
related fees in chapter 113 and clarify filming permit insurance public safety and fire prevention requirements. And the final one is ordinance number 2086, an ordinance to amend chapter 144 entitled prohibition of short-term rental property of the code of the
township of Wikoff to extend the minimum permitted rental term from 31 days to 91 days and to clarify the prohibition on the rental of amenities, features, accessories, and pertinances associated with a dwelling. We have several motions for approval tonight.
The first is to approve the request by the parade committee to serve beer after the Memorial Day parade until 3 p.m. Beer is not to be advertised. Must be served in 12 cups. Limit of two 12- beers per person. The approved location for serving is a beer garden behind fire company number one. Social affairs
permit from the ABC is required and in progress. Beer to be served by VFW post number 786 volunteers only after ID check is verified by handstamp. Approval is granted for 2026 only. Approve requests for temporary signage by Christian Health to post sandwich board
signs at the Sycamac Avenue entrance to promote openhouse events at the Vista on the following Friday, July 31st, August 28th, and September 25th. Approved requests by WOFF Family YMCA for a taste of WOFF special event fundraiser in partnership with the Whiteoff Volunteer
Fire Department held at the Wolf Family YMCA on Friday, May 8th from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. A one-day liquor license application has been approved. Approve request by Wolf Family YMCA for a special musical event, Fearless, the Taylor Swift Experience, on Friday, June
26, 2026 from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. a one-day liquor license application has been approved for this event. Also, approved special event requests by Midland Family Dental Care to hold a 30th anniversary event in their parking lot for their patients and their families. A 20 foot x 40 foot tent and
some family-friendly amusements and games are planned. The event will be held on Saturday, May 16th from 2:00 p.m. to 6 pm. Approve the application of Michael J. Vanderplat to transition from junior firefighter to regular firefighter with fire company number two effective
tomorrow, April 22nd, upon the attainment of the age of 18. approved special event request by Gray Craze to hold an outdoor family graduation event in the two to three parking spaces in front of their store located at 382 Main Street on Sunday, May 31st from 400 p.m.
to 9:00 p.m. And then finally to approve the application of Ryan Brock to transition from junior firefighter to regular firefighter with fire company number one effective April 25th, 2026 contingent upon his attainment of age 18 and receipt of the required Bergen
County pre-clarance documentation. May I have a motion and a second to approve this consent agenda? >> Motion. >> Second. >> Roll call, please. >> For the question, I hate to be a pain here, guys. the the um the parade uh beer garden.
>> Yes. >> And maybe in my memory is not serving me. It says that the the the VFW post um members will be serving. My recollection is that it's always been the Knights of Columbus that have done that. Has that changed?
>> You are right now. >> And I I I only make an issue because when you're serving beer, stupid things can happen. And I wouldn't want someone to say what your resolution was wrong. So there's a problem here. >> Nance, who applied for the permit?
>> Who applies to the ABC? >> Yes, >> Denise. >> No. No. Which which agency? Which nonprofit? >> I think it's the BFW, but I believe the Knights of Columbus members serve the beer. We ordered andor I
>> I want to change it to um volunteers is designated on the license. There you go. Okay. Fine. Okay. Okay. >> All right. So, we have a motion >> on the social affairs permit. You mean the >> social affairs permit?
>> It has to say on there who's serving. So, >> okay. >> So, we have a motion. We have a second as amended. Rudy, a good good catch on that so that we have that covered. Uh, could I please have a roll call? >> Miss Bogdansky?
>> Yes. All except I'm going to abstain from the March 25th regular meeting minutes. I was not here. >> Okay. Mr. Ba, >> yes. >> Mr. Melion is absent. Mr. Shepard, >> yes. >> And Mayor Lane.
>> I an affirmative vote. The motion is approved. >> Mayor Lane, we have three ordinances on tonight's agenda for public hearing and further consideration. And the first is ordinance number 2078, which is an ordinance amending chapter 165 of the code of the township of Wyoff entitled streets and sidewalks to add the next
sequential article establishing an honorary and commemorative street sign designation program 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 same. >> Okay. This is the time and place for the public hearing on ordinance 2078. And all persons who wish to be heard, please state your name before making a comment. If you wish to make a comment, please step forward to the microphone.
>> Seeing and hearing no one, I move the uh public comment on 2078 because motion public comment. Second. >> Second. >> Oh yes. All those in favor say I. >> Any opposed? No. Motion carries.
>> Be it resolved by the township committee of the township of Wyoff that ordinance number 2078 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 on the township's website as
provided by law. >> I move ordinance 2078 on second reading by Tyler. >> Second. >> Miss Bdansky. >> Yes. >> Mr. Boonstra. >> Yes. >> Mr. Shepard. Yes. >> And Mayor Lane >> happily. I
>> thank you. With an affirmative vote, the motion is approved. The second ordinance is number 2079, which is an ordinance to exceed the municipal bubble budget appropriation limits and to establish a cap bank for second reading by title only and a copy of this ordinance has been posted on 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 of an ordinance 2079 and all persons who wish to be heard, please state your name before making a comment.
If you wish to make a comment, please step forward to the microphone. >> I move that the public hearing on ordinance 2079 be closed. >> Second. >> All those in favor say I. >> Any opposed? None. Motion is carried.
Be it resolved by the township committee of the township of Woff that ordinance number 2079 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 on the township's website as provided by law.
>> I move ordinance 2079 on second reading by title only. >> Second roll call please. >> Miss Bogdansky. >> Yes. >> Mr. Bonra. >> Yes. >> Mr. Shepard. >> Yes. >> And Mayor Lane. >> Hi. With an affirmative vote, the motion is approved. The final ordinance is
ordinance number 2080, which is an ordinance authorizing the township of Woff to enter into a lease extension with Woff PTO Economy Shop, Inc. for certain real property and improvements located at 399 Main Street, known as block 271, lot 1, for public purposes
pursuant to NJSA4A12-14 and NJSA4A12-15 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 same.
>> This is the time and place for the public hearing on ordinance 2080 and all persons who wish to be heard, please state your name before making any comment. If you wish to make a comment, please step forward to the microphone. >> Seeing no one, I move the public hearing on ordinance 2080 be closed.
>> Second. All those in favor? I say I. Any opposed? Motion carries. >> Be it resolved by the township committee of the township of Woff that ordinance number 2080 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 on the township's website as provided by law. >> I move ordinance 2080 on second reading by >> second. Roll call. >> Miss Bugdansky. >> Yes. >> Mr. Bonstra. >> Yes. >> Mr. Shepard. Yes. >> And Mayor Lane. >> I
>> with an affirmative vote, the motion is approved. >> Okay. Before I ask for a motion to adjourn, is there any other comments? Anybody anything they thought about that needs to be mentioned at this point? >> If not, I'd ask for a motion to adjourn to second.
>> All those in favor say I. >> Any opposed? None. Motion is meeting. Thank you very much.