[0:06] so I get these messages live copies all right I'd like to call the meeting to [0:10] order [0:13] okay let the record reflect that the meeting has has is reconvened with all [0:18] members present please stand for the Pledge of Allegiance [0:23] allegiance to us [0:36] thank you [0:40] okay um I'm filling in for mayor Conley [0:43] tonight he's away on vacation so I'm the pinch hitter and that leads [0:48] me right into that trophy you see over there uh [0:52] Madison and Chatham recently had their mayor's trophy game we split AAA Chatham [0:58] one Majors Madison one and that's the trophy we received so congratulations [1:03] all those players and I watched them play on my best day I couldn't play half [1:07] as good as any of them okay a couple of things I want to remind [1:11] all Madison residents and residents in general that on June 30th that's Monday [1:17] June 30th from 5 o'clock to nine PM there's going to be a fundraiser at the [1:22] Madison bowling alley in support of Union Beach so if you can come follow [1:27] some games the funds will go towards supporting Union Beach they still need a [1:31] lot of help okay and that's specifically for the [1:35] campership program uh last year we had a campership program there and [1:41] when we handed out the equipment to look on those children's faces that they were [1:45] going away to Camp you you thought they were getting food that they hadn't eaten [1:49] in months it's a worthwhile call so please try to comments please spread the [1:53] word okay [1:56] the mayor for his Library report the library celebrated the start of summer [2:01] with the summer reading program it kicked off last Saturday so far close to [2:05] 300 children have joined to participate a teen a teen summer reading program is [2:12] also underway and that will be followed next week with an adult program [2:17] okay and I believe that's it from the mayor okay [2:24] and now for I guess the committee reports [2:28] oh minutes for approval you'll correct me do I have a motion to move the [2:32] executive minutes of June 9th uh 2014. I'll move them a second [2:38] any discussion [2:42] hold the world please Mr catalanello yes Mr landrigan yes Mrs [2:46] Vitale yes Miss Bailey yes Mr walkowitz yes Mr Rowe yes okay do I have a motion [2:52] to move the regular minutes of June 9th 2014. I'll move them I'll second them [2:58] close the world please Mr catalanello yes Mr landrigan yes Mrs [3:03] Vitale yes Miss Bailey yes Mr walkowitz yes Mr Rowe yes okay now reports from [3:10] committees Public Works and Engineering Mr catalanella thank you [3:14] council president Andrea the 2014 roads Improvement program [3:20] drainage work on Academy Road is pretty much complete [3:26] curbing replacement and trench repairs will likely continue through the end of [3:30] this week once sidewalks are replaced with the entire development the [3:34] contractor will schedule milling and Paving rework they also began on Vinton [3:39] and Walker there's a lot of activity over there and it I was able to walk the [3:43] dogs it's looking good the Treadwell Pump Station a gas man along Treadwell [3:48] Ave to the sewer pump station for the Emergency generator is being installed [3:52] by PSEG and work is nearly complete topsoil and receding work will commence [3:57] later this week and the HVAC regarding the library the [4:01] HVAC design is complete and bid specifications will be forwarded to the [4:05] attorney for review in preparation for a fall bid [4:08] this work will include a bid alternate for ceiling and lighting repair [4:12] currently being designed by consultant Els EI Associates [4:17] that's it thank you okay thank you rob utilities [4:20] my Tally thank you very much uh the electric Department installed new [4:26] polls and anchors at 80 Green Village Road they installed the new anchor on [4:31] Hoyt Street transferred a new poll on Alexander [4:36] Avenue reconstructed a riser pole for well B on [4:40] Station Road and they completed installation of an oil filtration [4:44] systems for Bank 3 B and 4B at James Park substations and if all goes as [4:51] planned the units are going to be operational on Tuesday [4:55] they begin an installation of a breather systems for banks 3A and 4A at James [5:02] pork substations they wired and energized new Lamppost on Prospect [5:07] Street they insulated primary voltage cables for Crane operation at keep [5:12] Street and Prospect that's it thank you thank you Public Safety Miss Bailey yes [5:20] yes the Madison fire department recently hosted a basic trench rescue course so [5:25] 10 Madison firefighters along with firefighters from Morristown and Florham [5:30] Park completed the 16-hour weekend course [5:34] the Madison Department of Public Works dug an eight foot deep four foot wide [5:40] and 40 foot long trench so the class could learn proper and safe rescue [5:45] skills under true working conditions and the fire department also [5:49] participated in the Madison High School Day of Service 10 high school students [5:54] spent five hours helping at the firehouse and learning about fire safety [5:57] thank you mayor thank you acting mayor whatever whatever [6:02] but whatever finance and Borough clerk to spoke with thank you uh [6:09] like to start off by telling you that we have been exploring the possibility of [6:14] an advanced refinancing of a large portion of our outstanding debt maturing [6:19] in 2028 we've been involved with our bond Council on this at this stage [6:24] we're not at the point of bringing it to the attention of the council for their [6:30] opinion because we're not entirely convinced that it'll be financially [6:34] advantageous but work continues and if indeed we get to that point we should be [6:39] bringing it to the council during the summer if we do not [6:42] that means it wasn't worthwhile um second item is I want to remind you [6:48] again that the filing deadline for the electric rebate program is September 1st [6:52] what we've discovered in the early days of this program is that uh letters are [6:58] not necessarily the best way to contact people [7:01] um getting a more Hands-On approach seems to be the way to go to give you an [7:06] indication of what I mean by that uh Council and Vitale hosted a group of [7:12] approximately 50 people who were potentially eligible for this rebate 25 [7:18] of them signed up on the spot with the remainder saying they would like to have [7:23] further conversation with someone who's expert in this area to help them in [7:27] filling out an application so if you know of anyone I will emphasize again [7:32] our summer interns are involved with this project the ones who are in our [7:38] clerk's office and you should feel free to contact them and have them help you [7:44] out with these forms [7:47] um the third item I'd like to just mention in passing is a quick review of [7:50] the numbers uh actual versus budget it's obviously uh not quite mid-year but at [7:58] the moment things are looking favorable um rather than read out a whole host of [8:04] numbers I just leave you with that qualitative opinion we're running by and [8:09] large where we were last year and it would appear that barring any unforeseen [8:13] and costly emergency were in excellent shape [8:17] strategic planning operations committee wants everyone in Madison to help them [8:22] come up with guidelines and proposals for the Council on how we might modify [8:29] the way we provide services to our residents to that end they've asked that [8:34] you fill out a survey the survey is online and it can be [8:39] it can be found on the home page of rosenet where there'll be a link to the [8:45] survey itself you can do it online if you prefer hard copy we have hard copy [8:50] just about everywhere the clerk's office the tax collector's office the [8:55] Construction office the utility billing office and last but not least right over [9:00] there so on where it says we need your help so on the way out if you would take [9:05] one please complete it get it back as soon as possible we look forward to the [9:10] results of the survey uh and then one final note congratulations uh I'll be it [9:16] on the sad side to our tax collector friend DeAngelis who's been appointed [9:20] CFO in Mars Township we're conducting an expedited search to fill her position as [9:26] soon as possible thank you thank you Ben Community Affairs Mr Earl thank you Mr [9:31] acne mayor um the recreation advisory committee I'd [9:34] like to thank the Madison Basketball Association for its donation of four [9:37] backboards and insulation we'll be voting on this later this evening from [9:41] the Downtown Development commission the DDC was awarded the best new sign award [9:45] by the Chamber of Commerce for their Alleyway signs at the chamber's annual [9:49] Galley the award acknowledges the new custom signs the DDC made and installed [9:53] in the alleys leading from the downtown area to various parking areas the DDC is [9:57] also moving forward with the August 16th Clambake this is a family event designed [10:02] to commemorate and celebrate the 125th anniversary of Madison's incorporation [10:05] they hope to make this an annual event it will be held on a Saturday evening in [10:10] August the time is still to be determined but will most likely be late [10:13] afternoon and early evening there'll be tables food live music family friendly [10:17] activities and they'll fill the Train Train Station train station Crescent [10:25] for the event finally the senior center advisory [10:29] committee the new volunteer Management Center vmc telephone reassurance [10:33] coordinator has met with our volunteers who place calls to homebound seniors and [10:37] updated updated volunteer handbook and County resource guide were distributed [10:41] at this point Madison is the only site running at full capacity with 11 [10:45] volunteers and 19 clients and finally the 30th annual summer seminar series [10:50] begins on July 7th the friends groups of the Madison Senior Center and public [10:54] libraries will be providing funding for the speakers thank you very much thank [10:58] you Pat okay any Communications and petitions uh yes mayor [11:03] Communications an email received June 12th from Bob bath [11:07] CEO of Knollwood Avenue regarding Road repairs at Main and Central Avenues and [11:13] an email received June 20th from Ross Snyder of Candlewood Drive regarding [11:17] abandoned bicycles at the train station thank you okay at this point I'll open [11:22] the meeting to the members of the public to discuss and ask any questions on [11:27] items on the agenda or resolutions I ask that when you come up just sign in [11:35] okay seeing none let's move on to the agenda discussions [11:38] okay the first one is a Luke Miller Forge roof replacement [11:45] Kathy [11:49] um [11:52] Kathy coltis at The Parks Commission um [11:56] before the open space trust fund committee requesting funds to replace [12:02] the roof on Luke Miller Forge which is historic [12:07] um structure on brow on Parkland the open [12:12] space committee recommends to the council that we approve the funding it's [12:17] the first part that's needed in order to store the interior structure of the [12:24] building and if you do have questions I mean Kathy is here to answer [12:30] just a quick comment um [12:32] the historical society was lucky enough to get three grants from the historic [12:36] commission from the state of New Jersey and in each one of their comments after [12:43] we did receive those grants they said that they would really really like to [12:47] see the restoration renovation of the Luke Miller Forge so this is really [12:53] um in keeping with what they wanted and um we have we've been talking to [12:58] Historical Society Parks committee and Museum of really trades and crafts and [13:03] we expect a partnership to do programs that kind of thing and so this is the [13:09] first step and the next step will be doing the interior and we've already [13:13] moved ahead with a building permit and and some plans for the building so I [13:19] really appreciate the open space fund for this kind of thing it's a [13:24] perfect way to to fund some of these things and [13:28] I really appreciate the foresight of the group of people who [13:32] developed that in the first place so anybody have any questions [13:41] thank you thank you Kathy thank you Ashley [13:44] okay forward okay [13:51] ordinance with the hearing the ordinance is scheduled for hearing were introduced [13:55] by title and pass on first reading at a regular meeting of the council held on [13:59] both May 28th and June 9th 2014. they all were posted and filed according to [14:04] Long copies were made available to the general public requesting scene [14:08] okay I'll call ordinance 32-2014 ordinance of the borough of [14:13] Madison amending Ordnance 34 2013 appropriating a hundred thousand dollars [14:19] from the general Capital Improvement fund for the E Street parking lot to [14:23] increase the appropriation from one hundred thousand to one hundred and [14:26] twenty thousand dollars okay at this point I'll open the hearing uh mayor I [14:31] move uh pardon me council president landrian I move [14:35] ordinance 32-2014. [14:39] I'm sorry I'm sorry [14:43] that's what I did I'm sorry it's okay Carmel do I have a second [14:48] yeah but close the hearing now you can move it okay and I'll second okay [14:54] okay let's move to the second roll call [14:56] please Mr catalanello yes Mr landrigan yes Mrs Vitale yes Miss Bailey yes Mr [15:02] walkowitz yes Mr Rowe yes I declare ordinance [15:07] 32-2014 adopted and finally passed and asked the clerk to publish notice [15:12] thereof in the newspaper and file the ordinance accordance with the law [15:16] for new ordinance 33-2014 ordinance of the borough of Madison appropriating 150 [15:22] 000 from the general Capital Improvement fund for sewer lining improvements okay [15:27] I'll open the hearing see no comments I'll close the hearing [15:32] do I have a motion yes council president Landry and I move ordinance 33-2014. a [15:38] second any discussion [15:43] call the roll please Mr catalanello yes Mr landrigan yes Mrs Vitale yes Miss [15:48] Bailey yes Mr wolkiewicz yes Mr Rowe yes I move ordinance [15:54] 33-2014 adopted and finally passed and asked the clerk to publish notice [15:58] thereof in the newspaper and filed the ordinance according in accordance with [16:02] the law ordinance 34-2014 ordinance of the borough of [16:07] Madison appropriating seventy five thousand dollars from the general [16:10] Capital Improvement fund for emergent storm sewer construction on Madison [16:14] Avenue between luanaka Terrace and vinyl place [16:17] open the meat open hearing seeing none I'll close the hearing [16:24] I move ordinance 34-2014. a second any discussion [16:31] call the roll please yes Mr landrigan yes Mrs Vitale yes Miss [16:37] Bailey yes Mr wolkiewicz yes Mr Rowe yes okay I declare ordinance [16:43] 34-2014 adopted and finally passed and asked the clerk to publish notice [16:47] thereof in the newspaper and filed the ordinance in accordance with the law [16:51] ordinance 35-2014 ordinance of the borough of Mattis had appropriating [16:56] thirty thousand dollars from the general Capital Improvement fund for [17:00] signalization improvements I opened the hearing [17:04] I'll close the hearing I move ordinance [17:07] 35-2014. second any discussion [17:12] Earl Please Mr catalanello yes Mr landrigan yes Mrs Vitale yes Miss Bailey [17:19] yes Mr wolkiewicz yes Mr Rowe yes I declare ordinance [17:23] 35-2014 adopted and finally passed and asked the clerk to publish notice that I [17:28] wrote a newspaper and filed the ordinance in accordance with the law [17:31] ordinance 36-2014 ordinance of the borough of [17:35] Madison appropriating two hundred thousand dollars from the general [17:38] Capital Improvement fund for Milling an overlay of various roads streets I [17:43] opened the hearing see no comments I'll close it [17:47] I move Ordnance 36-2014. a second [17:52] any Council discussion call the vote Please Mr catalanello yes [17:58] Mr landrigan yes Mrs Vitale yes Miss Bailey yes Mr Walker yes Mr Rowe yes [18:04] article it ordinance 36-2014 adopted and finally passed and [18:09] asked the clerk to publish notice thereof in the newspaper and file the [18:12] ordinance in accordance with the law ordinance 37-2014. [18:17] an ordinance authorizing the borough of Madison in the county of Mars New Jersey [18:21] to enter into a financial agreement with kre Madison NJ urban renewal LLC for [18:27] property located at 33 Green Village Road designated as block 3001 lot 8. [18:34] open the hearing seeing none I'll close it [18:38] I move ordinance 37-2014. a second [18:43] Council discussion both Please Mr catalanello yes Mr [18:49] landrigan yes Mrs Vitale yes Miss Bailey yes Mr wolkowitz yes Mr Rowe yes I [18:56] declare ordinance 37-2014 adopted and finally passed and [19:00] asked the clerk to publish notices thereof in the newspaper and file the [19:04] ordinance in accordance with the law ordinance [19:07] 38-2014. ordinance of the borough of Madison adopting an amended [19:11] Redevelopment plan in accordance with njsa 48 colon 12a-7 [19:18] opened at hearing and then I'll close it [19:23] no motion president Landry and I move ordinance 38-2014. [19:27] a second Council discussion Please Mr catalanello yes Mr landrigan [19:35] yes Mrs Vitale yes Miss Bailey yes Mr walkowitz yes Mr Rowe yes article [19:41] ordinance 38-2014 adopted and finally passed and [19:45] asked the clerk to publish notice thereof in the newspaper and file the [19:49] ordinance accordance with the law ordinance [19:52] 39-2014. ordinance of the borough of Madison amending ordinance 10 2014 [19:57] concerning section 185-29 of the Borough code to prohibit [20:01] parking on the south side of Burnett Road during school and sporting events [20:06] at Madison High School I move ordinance [20:10] 39-2014. I seconded the council discussion [20:17] call the vote Please Mr catalanello yes Mr landrigan yes Mrs Vitale yes Miss [20:23] Bailey yes Mr wolkiewicz yes Mr Rowe yes I declare ordinance [20:29] 39-2040 to adopted and finally passed and asked the clerk to publish none of [20:33] this or over the newspaper and file the ordinance accordance with the law okay [20:37] at this point it's the second invitation for discussion at this time residents [20:41] will come up and talk about anything ask any questions they need [20:47] hey seeing none okay [20:52] move on to introduction of the ordinances the ordinance scheduled for [20:56] first reading has a hearing date set for Monday July the 14th 2014. will be [21:01] published in the Madison Eagle posted on the bulletin board and made available to [21:05] members of the public requesting copies okay I call ordinance to [21:09] 40-2014 for first reading and asked the borough clerk to read said ordinance by [21:14] title ordinance 40 2014 ordinance of the borough of Madison appropriating twenty [21:19] five thousand dollars from the general Capital Improvement fund for the [21:22] purchase of 24 new self-contained breathing apparatus [21:27] I move ordinance 40-2014. I seconded in the council discussion [21:35] okay seeing none call the vote Please Mr cavallinello yes Mr landrigan yes Mrs [21:40] Vitale yes Miss Bailey yes Mr wolkowitz yes Mr Rowe yes [21:46] okay move on to consent agenda resolutions [21:52] consent agenda resolutions will be enacted with a single motion any [21:55] resolution requiring expenditures supported by a certification of [21:59] availability of funds any resolution requiring discussion will be removed [22:02] from the consent agenda all resolutions will be reflected and full in the [22:06] minutes [22:08] council president Landry and I move r187-2014 through R 211 2014 inclusive [22:18] second okay any discussion or any require [22:22] removal [22:25] okay call the vote Please Mr Catalano yes Mr landrigan yes Mrs Vitale yes Miss [22:32] Bailey I abstain from r207 and yes to the rest [22:37] Mr walkowitz yes Mr Rowe yes okay I don't believe there's any [22:43] unfinished business so with that I make a motion about [22:47] yourself [22:56] yeah okay for Public Safety we have 11 648.41 health and public assistance [23:05] 1442.99 Public Works and Engineering 163 832.86 Community Affairs [23:15] 6298.27 finance and Borough clerk 159 636.41 and utilities [23:23] 1431 346.26 total is one million seven [23:29] hundred and seventy four thousand two hundred and five dollars and twenty [23:32] cents [23:35] like if I move uh vouchers [23:41] Please Mr catalanello yes Mr landrigan yes Mrs Vitale yes Miss Bailey yes Mr [23:48] Walker yes Mr Rowe yes and being that there's still a new [23:52] business now I make the motion that we adjourn for the evening thank you [24:06] you might get to be fair all the time [24:10] I have to do our fiduciary responsibility here