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REGULAR MEETING OF THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF KENILWORTH HELD ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 24, 2006.� IT BEING �YOUTH IN GOVERNMENT DAY�, ACTING MAYOR CHUCK HAUSER PRESIDED. ROLL CALLRoll Call at 8:00 P.M. showed the following Council Members present:�� Peter Corvelli, Carmela Colosimo, Lawrence Clementi,� Fred Soos, Robert Taylor and Anthony DeLuca. Acting Mayor Chuck Hauser read the requirements of the Open Public Meetings Act. The Salute to the Flag was led by acting� Mayor Chuck Hauser. MINUTESIt was moved by Acting Councilperson Nicole Laudati, seconded by Acting Councilperson Andrea Crincoli and carried that the Work Session Meeting of� May 9, 2006, and the Regular Meeting of May 10, 2006 and the Special Meeting of� May 12, 2006 be dispensed with and approved as submitted.� (Copies furnished each Council Member prior to the meeting.). PRESENTATIONActing Mayor Hauser presented a check from Jeff Corcione, chairman of the Drug and Alcohol Alliance to David Brearley High School Project Graduation .� Ann Marie Duda and several high school students accepted the check on behalf of Project Graduation. Mr. Corcione congratulated the class of 2006. COMMUNICATIONS AND PETITIONS-ACTING BOROUGH CLERK LORAINE MEGARO: 1. Letter from Robert Hubinger,� 10 Red Maple Lane, thanking the DPW for repair of the curb by his home and asking that the street be repaired. 2. Invitation to Mayor and� Council to attend the Kenilworth Memorial Day Services sponsored by the American Legion; the VFW and Kenilworth Veterans Center on Monday, May 29th at 11 AM. at the Kenilworth Veterans Center. 3. Letter from Barbara Morison, President, Kenilworth Senior Citizens Club, thanking the Governing Body for the Handyman Program. 4. Letter from Comcast announcing that they have awarded a $1,000.00 Comcast Leaders and Achievers Scholarship to David Brearley Middle/High School student Vanessa Almeida. REPORTS 1. Kenilworth Board of Education Meeting Minutes for the months of February and March, 2006. 2. Municipal Court Report for the month of April, 2006. 3. Rahway Valley Sewerage Authority 2005 Audit Report. 4. Fire Department Report for the month of April, 2006. MAYORS REPORTActing Mayor Chuck Hauser read the following report: The Facilities Committee met last Tuesday.� The agreement between the Union County Improvement Authority and the Borough has been approved and signed by both parties.� The committee is moving forward with plans for determining the location of the new public safety building,� auctioning off borough-owned land which will help finance the project and for hiring a project manager. The Centennial Committee met on Monday night.� Specific plans to commemorate and celebrate the Borough�s Centennial next year are well under way.� Right now the major event will be a large parade followed by a community picnic on June 16, 2007.� Many other events are also being planned throughout 2007.� Next month will mark the first anniversary of Celebrate New Jersey Month, a� campaign to celebrate all things New Jersey.� Celebrate New Jersey is promoting a positive conversation about our Garden State.� Anyone who is interested can get more information at www.CelebrateNJ.org. The New Jersey American Water Company is reminding everyone that the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection has declared a drought watch.� Although a drought watch does not result in mandatory water restrictions it is important to have a clear understanding of the Procedures for declaring the three stages of a drought.� For more Information you can log on to www.njawater.comI will be out of the State from May 26th through May 29th during this time Council President Fred Soos will be Acting Mayor. �DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE Acting Councilperson Nicole Laudati read the following. Last week the Finance Committee had a capital budget meeting. The projects were discussed and agreed upon at last nights work session with the Mayor and council. The following capital projects for 2006 will be as follows: Curbing for the Boulevard (phase 1 of 3 phases), Reconstruction of No. 17th Street (under a DOT grant), Reconstruction and street paving for Dorset Dr., Summit Avenue, South 25th street, the end of 12th Street & one third of Roosevelt Lane. Also the purchase of a new street sweeper & inspection of the sewer lines with a T.V. camera. Since we are waiting to see if we will be receiving Extraordinary Aid from the State, we will be sending estimated tax bills. A resolution will be submitted for the June meeting authorizing the issuance of estimated bills. The auditors are presently conducting an audit and all is going well. Our tax collections for the May quarter were at 98.73%. delinquent notices will be sent this week. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKSActing Councilperson Megan Escamilla read the following report: The men have been working on black top (pot-holes), cleaning and repairing catch basins, curbside brush pick-up and tree maintenance. They have also been repairing street signs, painting and making repairs to the building at DiMario Park while also landscaping all Borough parks and properties.� They recently removed debris from the creek on North 6th Street. We received a quote from Lorco Petroleum Services to clean our above-ground gas and diesel tanks.� The cost for equipment and labor would be $340.00 and an additional $.65 per gallon for the disposal of water and tank bottom residue. We are still waiting for other estimates. I would like to thank Duke Plungis, Michael McElroy, and James Lindeman of Westfield Sheet Metal for graciously volunteering their time and skills to install the roof on the shade structure at 9th Street Park.� They did a fabulous job and it is greatly appreciated. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETYActing� Councilperson Andrea Crincoli read the following report: Police Chief Dowd advised that portable Police radios have been issued to the three schools in the Borough.� The radios have been issued by the County of Union through a Homeland Security Grant.� The administration in each school will now have a radio and will be able to contact the Kenilworth Police Department with the push of a button.� A meeting was recently held between the County Representative, Dr. Leschuk, Lieutenant Hannon and myself over� the issuance and use of these radios.� Hopefully, these radios will never be needed but will be available for an emergency, should one arise. DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING, ZONING AND ORDINANCESActing Councilperson Stephanie Ramierz read the following report: 1. North 17th Street Roadway Reconstruction:� This is a NJDOT Grant.� The NJDOT is currently reviewing the plans.� After their review and approval, bids can be accepted in late June.� Hopefully, the project will be completed by September. 2. DiMario Park Improvements -� Union County Recreation Grant:� This project is for DiMario Park field and park area improvements.� Plans have been completed by our Borough Engineer and is being reviewed by the Borough. Project to be awarded in July. 3. Lafayette Pump Station� Emergency Generator Installation:. Project has been awarded and construction is to begin in June. 4. Library Elevator Project: �State Grant and Community Development monies to be used toward the installation of an elevator at the Library.� The Borough Engineer and an architect are finalizing a proposal.� Construction could be underway by the end of the summer.� DEPARTMENT OF FIRE, RECREATION, LIGHTING AND ECOLOGYActing Councilperson Ricky Hanns read the following report: The construction of the new fire building is ongoing and both the framing inspection and electrical inspection have been completed.� The next phase will be the sheetrock.� The new addition of the elevator has also been completed and will be operational pending the inspection. Our new compressor will be arriving shortly. The old one has been donated to the Hillside Fire Department. I have spoken to the Chief regarding his capital budget and I also received an update on our existing fire engines. The plans for DiMario Park have been drawn up and we are now in the bidding phase.� Our Summer Park Program is only a month away and we are expecting another great year. I would also like to take this opportunity to ask the public if anyone is interested in� joining the Recreation Committee to please contact myself or our Recreation Director, Scott Pentz. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION AND WELFAREActing Councilperson Megan Escamilla read the following report: I attended the Board of Health meeting on May 18, 2006.� As you know, I am the liaison to the Board of Health, as well as the Library Board, Board of Local Assistance and the Board of Education.� During that meeting, The Board of Health tentatively scheduled the Michael Vitale Memorial Health Fair for September 16, 2006 on the campus of Schering-Plough.� I ask you all to mark that date on your calendars and make sure that you attend the health fair on that day, as there are many worth medical services provided to our residents. At that meeting the Board of Health also approved a new policy within the Borough for dealing with hazardous bodily fluid, such as blood or vomit, when they are encountered at our facilities or by our workers.� The members of the Board are in the process of purchasing the items that will be part of a clean-up kit that will be placed in a central location within all of our Borough�s Departments and buildings.�� I anticipate that both the policy and the clean-up kits will be put into place soon after the June meeting. REPORT OF ACTING BOROUGH ATTORNEYActing Borough Attorney Kimberly McNamara read the following report: As Borough Attorney, I am responsible for the legal needs of the Borough.� All day to day legal issues as well as overseeing legal matters that are forwarded to other law firms are my responsibility. Just like the federal government and the state government have laws, municipalities have laws as well called ordinances.� As Borough Attorney, I� review, revise and prepare ordinances. Whenever the Council members and Mayor vote on a matter that is not an ordinance but still involves matters involving the Borough, it is memorialized in a written document called a resolution, which also involves the Borough Attorney. As Borough Attorney, I am an appointed official who gets voted in by the Mayor and Council.� I must take an oath upon� accepting the position.� The position is for a one-year period and can be renewed from year to year. REPORT OF ACTING BOROUGH MAGISTRATE Acting Borough Judge Jessica Smith read the following report: Our Municipal Court is in the process of receiving new computers from the State.� New and exciting updates will be in effect by the end of the year. On a personal note, I would like to say what a pleasure it is to work with the Court Administrator and her staff.� The professionalism, efficiency and dedication in their work make my� job as Judge so easy. REPORT OF ACTING POLICE CHIEF Acting Police Chief Allison Zoller read the following report: I am pleased to announce that the Borough of Kenilworth has just received approval of a grant application titled,� �Click It Or Ticket.�� The grant was applied for by Traffic Lieutenant Grady and is in the amount of $4,000.00� It is to be used strictly for the salaries of Police Officers enforcing the seat belt law.� Today, we started to set up checkpoints at various locations in town for this purpose and will continue to do so until June 4th.� Remember to please buckle up whenever in a motor vehicle.� You will not only be saving yourself from a forty six dollar ticket, but more importantly, you may be saving your life!��������������� REPORT OF ACTING FIRE CHIEFActing Fire Motor Chief Brian Layden read the following report: During the month of April 2006, the Fire Department handled a total of 45 incidents using 423.5 man hours and traveling 113 miles. 7 Vehicle Accidents2��� Fire Alarm Activations1��� Carbon Monoxide Alarm1 Water Flow Alarm 1 Monthly Department Drill1 Monthly Department Meeting 1 Monthly Officers� Meeting 7 Tour Training Sessions/Drills 5 Rescue Squad Assistance 1 Smell of Natural Gas 1 Police Department Assist 2 Vehicle Fires 1 Smell of Smoke 1 Mulch Fire 2 Debris Fires 1 Dryer Fire 1 Transformer Explosion 1 Playground Equipment Fire1��������������� Suspicious Package1 Fire Prevention Open House 1 Good Intent Call 5 Mutual Aid Calls: 2 Fire Standby at Union, 1 Fire Standby at Elizabeth � Broad Street, 1 Fire Standby in Clark, 1 Fire Standby in Linden REPORT OF ACTING TREASURERActing Treasurer Gabriele Florek read the following report: As the Treasurer, I am responsible for the Borough�s finances.� I monitor all purchases made by the various departments, certify that we have the money to pay for those purchases, and then report to the Mayor and Council to get approval to pay the bills.� Once the Mayor and Council approve the bills, I print the checks, the Mayor and I sign the checks and then I mail them to the vendors.� The most important job the Treasurer does is to prepare the budget for the Borough each year.� The Treasurer also oversees the payroll department and monitors all the bank accounts. BILLSConsolidated Bill List appears on the following pages.� (copy attached) CONSENT AGENDAResolutions No. 1 thru 10 are listed on Consent Agenda and will be enacted by one motion in the form listed below. All items will be recorded individually in full in the minutes. Acting Councilman Frederick Soos moved that all items under Consent Agenda be approved, seconded by Council Member Anthony� DeLuca.� Upon roll call the vote was unanimous. RESOLUTION NO. 1Be It Hereby Resolved:�� That all bills be paid when properly audited and funds are available. RESOLUTION NO. 2 Be It Hereby Resolved:�� That the attached list of the Kenilworth Volunteer Fire Department/Rescue Squad members be granted an expense allowance in accordance with the report submitted by Fire Chief Lewis Giordino, in the aggregate amount of $60,082.32. (Copy attached) RESOLUTION NO. 3 Be It Hereby Resolved:�� That the following property was issued a permit, and fees were received by the Building Department: WHEREAS, it has been determined that the work will not be done, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Treasurer be and is hereby authorized to draw a warrant to refund the following amount to; ����������� Amount of $228.00 to homeowner: ����������� ����������� Robert Herbert ����������� ����������� 363 Coolidge Drive ����������� ����������� Kenilworth, NJ� 07033 ����������� ����������� For the following Permit #06-0122 ��� ������������������� ����������� ����������� Block 101, Lots 16 & 34 RESOLUTION NO. 4 Be It Hereby Resolved:�� That the Governing Body of the Borough of Kenilworth hereby grants Garden State Fireworks Company permission to provide a public display of fireworks scheduled for July 2, 2006 (rain date July 9, 2006) after proper proof of insurance coverage is provided and upon issuance of the required permit from the Fire Official. Be It Hereby Resolved:�� That the Mayor be authorized to sign the Contract with Garden State Fireworks Company at a cost of $6,500.00 (an extra 15% (975) if on rain date). ����������� ����������� Payment as follows: ����������������������� ����������� 50% (3,250) upon signing of contract ����������������������� ����������� 50% (3,250) due at event Be It Hereby Resolved:�� That pursuant to N.J.A.C. 5:34-5.1 et seq. Local Public Contracts Law, the required Certification of Funds has been obtained from the Chief Finance Officer of the Borough of Kenilworth.� The appropriation to be charged for this expenditure is:� Pride in Kenilworth Trust Account. RESOLUTION NO. 5 Be It Hereby Resolved:� ����������� ����������� WHEREAS, ����������� a fee has been collected for removal of a washer & dryer in the amount of $50.00 and, ����������� ����������� WHEREAS, the permit has been found not to be used. ����������� ����������� NOW AND THEREFOR, BE IT RESOLVED that the Treasurer be authorized to draw a warrant in the amount of $50.00 payable to the order of: ����������� ����������� Mark David ����������� ����������� 239 North 19th Street ����������� ����������� Kenilworth, NJ� 07033 RESOLUTION NO. 6 Be It Hereby Resolved:� ����������� ����������� WHEREAS, ����������� a fee has been collected for removal of an air conditioner in the amount of $25.00 and, ����������� ����������� WHEREAS, the permit has been found not to be used. ����������� ����������� NOW AND THEREFOR, BE IT RESOLVED that the Treasurer be authorized to draw a warrant in the amount of $25.00 payable to the order of: ����������� ����������� Louise Quaglista 127 South Michigan Avenue ����������� ����������� Kenilworth, NJ� 07033 RESOLUTION NO. 7 Be It Hereby Resolved:� Whereas, an emergent condition has arisen with respect to adoption of the 2006 Annual Budget and no adequate provision has been made in the 2006 Temporary Budget for the aforesaid purpose, and the N.J.S. 40A:4-20 provides for the creation of an emergency temporary appropriation� for the purpose above mentioned: and Whereas, the total emergency resolutions adopted in the year 2006 pursuant to provisions of Chapter 96, P.L. 1951 (N.J.S. 40A:4-20) including this resolution total $1,526,700.00. Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved (not less than two-thirds of all the members thereof affirmatively concurring) that in accordance with the provisions of N.J.S.40A:4-20:� 1. An emergency temporary appropriation be and the same is hereby made for other expense appropriations in the amount of $380,885.00 2. That said emergency Temporary appropriation be provided for in the 2006 Budget under the title of:� Various line items: Other Expenses������� ����������� Account Name��������� ����������� From�� ����������� ����������� To ����������� 701����� ����������� ����������� Clerk S&W�������������� ����������� $� 50,500.00������� ������ $������ 60,500.00 ����������� 701����� ����������� ����������� Clerk OE������������������ ����������� ��� 10,600.00������� ����������� ��� 11,200.00 ����������� 703����� ����������� ����������� Mayor & Council������ ����������� ����� 1,300.00��������� ����������� ����� 1,800.00 ����������� 705����� ����������� ����������� Financial Adm. S&W�������������� 51,350.00������������������� 61,350.00 ����������� 715����� ����������� ����������� Engineering�������������������������������� 7,500.00������������������� 11,000.00 ����������� 725����� ����������� ����������� Construction Code������������������� 23,200.00������������������� 24,200.00 ����������� 733����� ����������� ����������� Group Insurance�������������������� 635,000.00����������������� 670,000.00�� ����������� 745����� ����������� ����������� Police S&W�� ������������������������� 920,000.00��������������� 1,020,000.00 � ��������� 745����� ����������� ����������� Police OE������������������ ����������� ����69.000.00������� ����������� ���� 69,500.00 746����� ����������� ����������� Police Traffic S&W������������������ 67,000.00�������������������� 77,000.00 ����������� 749����� ����������� ����������� Fire Dept. P/T���������������������������� 2,600.00��������� ����������� ������ 3,000.00 ����������� 749����� ����������� ����������� Fire Dept. OE������������������� ��������66,000.00�������������������� 76,000.00 ����������� 753����� ����������� ����������� Fire Prevention Inspect.���������� 14,500.00�������������������� 16,000.00 ����������� 765����� ����������� ����������� Streets & Road S&W������������� 250,000.00������������������ 290,000.00 ����������� 765����� ����������� ����������� Streets & Roads OE����������������� 23,000.00�������������������� 24,500.00 ����������� 770����� ����������� ����������� Solid Waste Collection S&W�� 69,000.00��������������������� 70,000.00 ����������� 770����� ����������� ����������� Solid Waste Collection O/E����� 26,000.00��������������������� 36,000.00 ����������� 772����� ����������� ����������� Buildings & Grounds S&W���� 27,500.00������������������ ���28,500.00 ����������� 772����� ����������� ����������� Buildings & Grounds OE�������� 32,500.00��������������������� 35,000.00 ����������� 773����� ����������� ����������� Sewers����������������������������������������� 9,000.00��������������������� 10,000.00 761����� ����������� ����������� Cr. Cit. Trans. P/T��������������������� 6,000.00������������� ����������7,000.00 761����� ����������� ����������� Sr. Cit. Trans. OE������������������������� 150.00����������������������� 1,000.00 788����� ����������� ����������� Dog & Cat Reg.�������������������������� 4,000.00����������������������� 4,750.00 790����� ����������� ����������� Public Assist. OE��������������������������� 500.00�� ������������������������600.00 795����� ����������� ����������� Recreation O/E��������������������������� 7,500.00��������������������� 12,500.00 800����� ����������� ����������� Library������������������������������������ 138,000.00������������������� 200,000.00 430����� ����������� ����������� Utilities������������������������������ ��������96,000.00������������������� 120,000.00 821����� ����������� ����������� Street Lighting�������������������������� 28,000.00��������������������� 38,000.00 757����� ����������� ����������� Prosecutor����������������������������������� 2,900.00����������������������� 3,900.00 833����� ����������� ����������� Court O/E���������� ��������������������������6,100.00���������������������� 6,750.00 837����� ����������� ����������� Contribution to S.S.������������������ 72,000.00�������������������� 80,000.00 RESOLUTION NO. 8 Be It Hereby Resolved:�� That John Hathaway, Senior Citizen Handyman, receive an increase in pay to $18 per hour, retroactive to January 1, 2006, as per the Community Development Senior Citizen Handyman Program Grant. RESOLUTION NO. 9 Be It Hereby Resolved:�� That the Scuorzo Group LLC t/a Scuorzo Services, PO Box 74, Kenilworth, NJ� be authorized to provide and install vinyl siding on portions of the DiMario Park Building as per the attached quote at a cost of $3,400.00����������� . RESOLUTION NO. 10 WHEREAS,� students of both grade schools in the Borough of Kenilworth have spent a full day actively participating in the local government of the municipality in all its branches; and WHEREAS,� this program has furthered good citizenship and has enlightened the participating students in the actual workings of municipal government and the respective duties and responsibilities of municipal officials, employees and bodies, in a manner that should leave a lasting impression upon them because of their personal participation; and WHEREAS,� the Governing Body of the Borough of Kenilworth has welcomed and enjoyed the experience of this so-called �Youth In Government Day� as a means of an education in municipal government and in the furtherance of good citizenship of the men and women of tomorrow whose place it will be to carry on our local government in a free society; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED� that this Governing Body go on record as favoring the continued participation of the youth of our municipality in the local government and in their� continued interest therein and that the participants and the participating schools be commended for their efforts in bringing about this program for the benefit of the young people in our municipality. Proposed Ordinance No. 2006-05 was read for the second and final reading as follows: (Copy appears in� minutes of� April 26, 2006). ����������������������� ����������������������� ����������� Ordinance 2006-05 AN� ORDINANCE TO ADDRESS STORMWATER CONTROL IN CHAPTER 159 OF THE CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF KENILWORTH SO AS TO ENACT STORMWATER CONTROL REGULATIONS. Acting Mayor Hauser stated� that since this a second reading he opened the meeting to the public. No one desiring to be heard, the meeting was closed to the public RESOLUTION NO. 11Introduced by Frederick Soos also moved to its adoption Be It Hereby Resolved:�� That proposed Ordinance No. 2006-05 be and the same is hereby passed on second and final reading and ordered published according to law. Seconded by Lawrence Clementi and on roll call� unanimously carried. Proposed Ordinance No. 2006-06 was read for the second and final reading as follows: (Copy appears in� minutes of� April 26, 2006. ����������������������� ����������������������� ����������� Ordinance 2006-06 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 158 (SEWERS) OF THE CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF KENILWORTH TO PROHIBIT THE SPILLING, DUMPING OR DISPOSAL OF MATERIALS OTHER THAN STORMWATER TO THE MUNICIPAL SEPARATE STORM SEWER SYSTEM. Acting Mayor Hauser stated� that since this a second reading he opened the meeting to the public. No one desiring to be heard, the meeting was closed to the public RESOLUTION NO. 12Introduced by Anthony DeLuca also moved to its adoption Be It Hereby Resolved:�� That proposed Ordinance No. 2006-06 be and the same is hereby passed on second and final reading and ordered published according to law. Seconded by Lawrence Clementi and on roll call� unanimously carried. Proposed Ordinance No. 2006-07 was read for the second and final reading as follows: (Copy appears in� minutes of� April 26, 2006. ����������������������� ����������������������� ����������� Ordinance 2006-07 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 158 (SEWERS) OF THE CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF KENILWORTH TO PROHIBIT ILLICIT CONNECTIONS TO THE MUNICIPAL SEPARATE STORM SEWER SYSTEM. Acting Mayor Hauser stated� that since this a second reading he opened the meeting to the public. No one desiring to be heard, the meeting was closed to the public RESOLUTION NO. 13Introduced by Anthony DeLuca also moved to its adoption Be It Hereby Resolved:�� That proposed Ordinance No. 2006-07 be and the same is hereby passed on second and final reading and ordered published according to law. Seconded by Fredrick Soos and on roll call� unanimously carried. Proposed Ordinance No. 2006-08 was read for the second and final reading as follows: (Copy appears in� minutes of� April 26, 2006. ����������������������� ����������������������� ����������� Ordinance 2006-08 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 106 (GARBAGE, RUBBISH AND REFUSE) OF THE CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF KENILWORTH TO ESTABLISH A YARD WASTE COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL PROGRAM Acting Mayor Hauser stated� that since this a second reading he opened the meeting to the public. No one desiring to be heard, the meeting was closed to the public RESOLUTION NO. 14Introduced by Anthony DeLuca also moved to its adoption Be It Hereby Resolved:�� That proposed Ordinance No. 2006-08 be and the same is hereby passed on second and final reading and ordered published according to law. Seconded by Lawrence Clementi and on roll call� unanimously carried. Proposed Ordinance No. 2006-09 was read for the second and final reading as follows: (Copy appears in� minutes of� April 26, 2006. ����������������������� ����������������������� ����������� Ordinance 2006-09 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 125 (LITTERING OF THE CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF KENILWORTH TO ESTABLISH REQUIREMENTS TO CONTROL LITTERING IN THE BOROUGH OF KENILWORTH SO AS TO PROTECT PUBLIC HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELFARE Acting Mayor Hauser stated� that since this a second reading he will open the meeting to the public.� No one desiring to be heard, the meeting was closed to the public RESOLUTION NO. 15Introduced by Lawrence Clementi also moved to its adoption Be It Hereby Resolved:�� That proposed Ordinance No. 2006-09 be and the same is hereby passed on second and final reading and ordered published according to law. Seconded by Anthony DeLuca and on roll call� unanimously carried. Proposed Ordinance No. 2006-10 was read for the second and final reading as follows: (Copy appears in� minutes of� April 26, 2006. ����������������������� ����������������������� ����������� Ordinance 2006-10 AN ORDINANCE TO ADD CHAPTER 84 (WILDLIFE FEEDING) TO THE CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF KENILWORTH TO PROHIBIT THE FEEDING OF UNCONFINED WILDLIFE UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES Acting Mayor Hauser stated� that since this a second reading he will open the meeting to the public. Gabrielle Florek, 122 North 13th Street asked �What are the �certain circumstances� of feeding wildlife�?Acting Mayor Hauser stated that no person shall feed in any public park or any other property owned or operated by the Borough of Kenilworth any wildlife excluding confined wildlife.� For example wildlife confined in zoos, parks or rehabilitation centers or unconfined wildlife at environmental education centers. No one else desiring to be heard, the meeting was closed to the public RESOLUTION NO. 16Introduced by Fredrick Soos also moved to its adoption Be It Hereby Resolved:�� That proposed Ordinance No. 2006-10 be and the same is hereby passed on second and final reading and ordered published according to law. Seconded by Anthony DeLuca and on roll call� unanimously carried. Proposed Ordinance No. 2006-11 was read for the second and final reading as follows: (Copy appears in� minutes of� April 26, 2006. ����������������������� ����������������������� ����������� Ordinance 2006-11 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 83 (DOGS) OF THE CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF KENILWORTH TO ESTABLISH REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PROPER DISPOSAL OF PET SOLID WASTE Acting Mayor Hauser stated� that since this a second reading he will open the meeting to the public.� No one desiring to be heard, the meeting was closed to the public RESOLUTION NO. 17Introduced by� Lawrence Clementi also moved to its adoption Be It Hereby Resolved:�� That proposed Ordinance No. 2006-11 be and the same is hereby passed on second and final reading and ordered published according to law. Seconded by Frederick Soos and on roll call� unanimously carried. GENERAL BUSINESS Councilman Corvelli thanked everyone for attending �Youth In Government Day�.� There was a problem with one of our easements in town and the DPW responded within one day and I would like to commend the DPW. Councilwomen Colosimo congratulated the students for doing a fantastic job. Councilman Soos thanked the students and they deserve a round of applause.� Special thanks to the acting Borough Clerk who had a lot of reading to do tonight. Mayor David advised that the Borough was lucky to receive a $50,000.00 donation from Schering-Plough Corporation for the purchase of a new ambulance. Additionally, they have agreed to provide up to another $50,000.00 if the Borough could match that funding.� The Rescue Squad has kicked off a campaign to raise the additional $50,000.00.� When the letters come to your home for a donation for the Rescue Squad, please give for this worthy cause. Mayor David also commended the students for an excellent job this evening.� He hopes that this has been a positive experience and down the road, after they have gone through the next level of education, they would consider volunteering for a committee or group and give some time back to whatever community they reside in or even consider running for public office. MEETING OPENED TO THE PUBLIC No one from the public wished to speak. Mayor David distributed the gavels to the students. ADJOURNMENTThere being no further business to come before the Council, it was moved by Councilman Soos, seconded by Councilwomen Colosimo and carried, that the meeting be adjourned to the call of the chair. 8:40 P.M. ����������������������� ����������������������� ����������������������� ����������� ����������� Respectfully submitted, ����������������������� ����������������������� ����������������������� ����������� ����������� Hedy Lipke ����������������������� ����������������������� ����������������������� ����������� ����������� Borough Clerk � |
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