TOWNSHIP OF UPPER

2100 TUCKAHOE ROAD

PETERSBURG, NJ 08270

CAPE MAY COUNTY

MINUTES FOR (TUESDAY) NOVEMBER 13, 2007

REGULAR MEETING OF THE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE –7:30 P.M.

CALL TO ORDER

SUNSHINE ANNOUNCEMENT

SALUTE TO THE FLAG

ROLL CALL

Barbara Camp Absent

Frank E. Conrad Present

Curtis Corson Present

John “Jay” Newman Present

Richard Palombo Absent

Also present were Deputy Municipal Clerk Barbara A. Spiegel, Finance Officer Patricia Garbutt, Municipal Attorney Daniel Young and Municipal Engineer Paul Dietrich.

APPROVAL OF MINUTES - October 22, 2007 Regular Meeting and

Closed Session Minutes

Moved by Jay Newman, second by Frank Conrad to approve the Minutes as written. During roll call vote three Committee members present voted in the affirmative.

REPORT OF GOVERNING BODY MEMBERS

Daniel Young, Municipal Attorney, reported that the Township received correspondence along with a new petition from the citizens of Strathmere and Whale Beach with regard to their de-annexation request. He commented that he would review the petition and report back to the Committee.

Paul Dietrich, Township Engineer, reported that the Township is close to getting the permits needed for the Sumner Avenue bulkhead. He requested permission to go out to bid for the project. Motion to go out to bid for the bulkhead project by Jay Newman, second by Curtis Corson with the three Committee members present voting in the affirmative.

Mr. Dietrich also commented on information he recently forwarded to the Committee with regard to affordable housing. He asked the Committee to review the information for placement on the December 10, 2007 agenda.

Mr. Dietrich also reported on a phone call he received from Hatfield Corporation, a helicopter service that is requesting Township approval for a temporary landing site in Tuckahoe. The company will be moving equipment needed to work on transmission lines via helicopter. They have an agreement with property owner, Steve Rinck of 150 Route 49, Tuckahoe to use his field at the corner of Station Avenue and Route 49 for the landing area. Although the proposed site is on private property, state regulations require Township approval. Mr. Dietrich reported that the helicopter service would like to commence activity on December 10, 2007. Mr. Young questioned whether or not the activity would comply with the Zoning Board requirement of permitted uses. Mr. Corson commented that he would like to see the property owners of the horse farm notified. Mr. Newman questioned why the helicopter service wasn’t using the Woodbine Airport as the landing area. He also commented that he would like to see all property owners within 200’ feet of the activity notified. Mr. Young recommended that the helicopter service apply to the Zoning Board for a Use Variance.

Mr. Dietrich reported that the Township’s new recycling flyers were received. He reported that 13,000 flyers were printed from a grant from the Cape May County MUA. He commented that the Public Works Department would be distributing the flyers to Township residents and businesses.

Mr. Dietrich also reported on the recent coastal storm, Noel, that hit Strathmere. He reported that the dune on the north end of Strathmere took a very hard hit and the storm undermined a portion of the retaining wall at the corner of Seaview and Neptune. The property owner installed the wall to protect their septic system. Mr. Dietrich reported that he sent a letter to the Department of Environmental Protection’s Bureau of Coastal Engineering to see if the Township would be able to piggyback with Ocean City’s contract for beach fill for the periodic re-nourishment of the dunes. He requested sand for the north end of Strathmere, he also asked several contractors for quotes to move sand. Mr. Dietrich commented that the Township currently has a beach and dune maintenance permit from the Department of Environmental Protection that allows this but an Army Corps of Engineer permit is still needed. Another option the DEP permit allows for immediate relief that doesn’t conflict with the Army Corps requirements is to haul sand from an off shore site. The prices to bring in approximately ten thousand cubic yards of sand are around $70-80,000.00. Mr. Corson reported that the money is readily available. Mr. Newman commented that he would like to start the process to move the sand in as soon as possible and apply for the Army Corps permit.

Frank Conrad congratulated Mr. Corson and Mr. Newman on their recent reelection. He reported that the football teams did very well in the playoffs. Two teams were knocked out of the competition, but the PeeWee division will be playing in the semi finals.

Jay Newman reported on an email he received requesting the return of the trash cans that were removed in Strathmere. He reported that some of the cans that were removed would be returned.

Curtis Corson reported that he and the Mayor recently negotiated the union contract. It is ready to be forwarded to the union representatives. Motion was made by Jay Newman, second by Frank Conrad to approve the contract pending the union approval and authorize the Mayor to sign it. During roll call vote the three Committee members present voted in the affirmative.

OTHER REPORTS

RESOLUTIONS

1. A resolution recognizing Robert Spiegel for his service on the Upper Township Football Association and extending to him thanks and appreciation.

TOWNSHIP OF UPPER

CAPE MAY COUNTY

R E S O L U T I O N

RESOLUTION NO. 211-2007

RE: A RESOLUTION RECOGNIZING

ROBERT SPIEGEL

FOR HIS SERVICE ON THE

UPPER TOWNSHIP FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION

AND EXTENDING TO HIM THANKS AND APPRECIATION

_________________________________________________________________

WHEREAS, Robert Spiegel has generously volunteered his personal time and service to the Upper Township Football Association for over fifteen years; and

WHEREAS, during his years here he has served as President of the Upper Township Football Association, Head Coach for the Indians Varsity team, and Coach for Baseball and Basketball; and

WHEREAS, these endeavors benefit all the citizens of Upper Township especially our children, and it is appropriate that he be publicly thanked for generously dedicating his personal time and service.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Township Committee on behalf of the citizens of the Township of Upper, in the County of Cape May and State of New Jersey, to extend to Robert Spiegel heartfelt thanks and gratitude for the generous donation of his time and service to this community, and wish him well in future endeavors.

GIVEN UNDER OUR HANDS and the seal of the Township of Upper this 13^th day of November, 2007.

Resolution No. 211-2007

Offered by: Newman Seconded by: Conrad

Adopted: November 13, 2007

Roll Call Vote:

NAME YES NO ABSTAINED ABSENT

Camp __________ __________ __________ _____X____

Conrad ___X______ __________ __________ __________

Corson ___X______ __________ __________ __________

Newman ___X______ __________ __________ __________

Palombo ___________ __________ __________ _____X___

2. Declaring an Emergency at the Northern end of Strathmere, Upper Township.

Motion was made by Jay Newman, second by Frank Conrad to authorize Paul Dietrich to proceed with the plan outlined to start the beach fill immediately and apply for the Army Corps of Engineers permit to move the sand bar back. During roll call vote the three Committee members present voted in the affirmative.

TOWNSHIP OF UPPERPRIVATE

PRIVATE CAPE MAY COUNTYtc \l 1 " CAPE MAY COUNTY"

R E S O L U T I O N

RESOLUTION NO. 212-2007

RE: DECLARING AN EMERGENCY AT

THE NORTHERN END OF STRATHMERE

_______________________________________________________

WHEREAS, the Township of Upper has been aware that the beach and shoreline at the Northern end of Strathmere (Ludlam Island) is eroding at a rate which is about to involve infrastructure and private homes; and

WHEREAS, the Tropical Storm Noel passed by Strathmere on November 2^nd and 3^rd, 2007 causing severe erosion to the dunes at the end of Seaview Avenue in Strathmere; and

WHEREAS, the quarterly surveys done by Dr. Stewart Farrell, Director of the Coastal Research Center has documented a continued retreat of beach and erosion of the dune; and

WHEREAS, the remaining dune lies within 20-25 feet from the asphalt road surface of Seaview Avenue and at the base of the vinyl bulkhead the protects the septic system for the home at 29 Seaview Avenue.

NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Township Committee of the Township of Upper in the County of Cape May and State of New Jersey that:

1. The allegations of the preamble are incorporated herein by this reference

2. The Township Committee hereby declares an emergency at the Northern end of Strathmere (Ludlam Island) and hereby authorizes Township Officials to execute the document attached hereto as Exhibit “A” entitled Proclamation of Local Disaster/Emergency.

3. That appropriate short-term remedies will be undertaken to protect the infrastructure and private homes at the Northern end of Strathmere.

Resolution No. 212-2007

Offered by: Corson Seconded by: Newman

Adopted: November 13, 2007

Roll Call Vote:

NAME YES NO ABSTAINED ABSENT

Camp _____ _____ _____ ___X_

Conrad __X__ _____ _____ _____

Corson __X__ _____ _____ _____

Newman __X__ _____ _____ _____

Palombo _____ _____ _____ ___X_

PRIVATE Exhibit “A”tc \l 2 "Exhibit ?A?"

PRIVATE TOWNSHIP OF UPPERtc \l 1 "TOWNSHIP OF UPPER"

COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY

PROCLAMATION OF LOCAL DISASTER/EMERGENCY

TO ALL CITIZENS AND PERSONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF UPPER TOWNSHIP, NEW JERSEY, AND TO ALL DEPARTMENTS, DIVISIONS AND BUREAUS OF THE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT OF UPPER TOWNSHIP, NEW JERSEY:

WHEREAS, pursuant to the powers vested in me by (Chapter 251 of the Laws of 1942, as amended and supplemented, N.J.S.A. App. A:9-30 et. seq. ; N.J.S.A. 40: 48-1(6), and ordinances enacted pursuant thereto; N.J.S.A. 2C: 33-1 et. seq.;-- whichever law or laws apply), and by ordinances adopted by the Township of Upper, I have declared that a local disaster/emergency exists within the Township of Upper; and

WHEREAS, the aforesaid laws authorize the promulgation of such orders, rules and regulations, as are necessary to meet the various problems which have or may be presented by such a disaster/emergency; and

WHEREAS, by reason of the severe erosion to the beach and dune at the Northern end of Strathmere (Ludlam Island), occurring as a result of Tropical Storm Noel passing the area on November 2^nd and 3^rd, 2007, conditions which presently exist in certain areas of the Township of Upper as stated above, which may affect the health, safety, and welfare of the people of the Township of Upper; and

WHEREAS, it has been determined that these areas, of the Township of Upper should then be declared disaster areas, and further that certain measures should then be taken to insure that the authorities will be unhampered in their efforts to maintain law and order as well as an orderly flow of traffic and further in order to protect the persons and property of the residents affected by the conditions; and

WHEREAS, the following areas are designated disaster areas:

Northern end of Strathmere (Ludlam Island), from Seacliff Avenue north onto the Strathmere natural area.

NOW, THEREFORE, IN ACCORDANCE WITH the aforesaid laws, I do hereby promulgate and declare the following

regulations shall be in addition to all other laws of the State of New Jersey and of the Township of Upper.

That appropriate short-term remedies will be

undertaken to protect the infrastructure and

private homes at the Northern end of Strathmere.

3. Setting the date and time of the 2008 Reorganization meeting of the Township of Upper.

TOWNSHIP OF UPPER

CAPE MAY COUNTY

RESOLUTION

RESOLUTION NO. 214-2007

RE: SETTING THE DATE AND TIME OF

THE 2008 REORGANIZATION MEETING

OF THE TOWNSHIP OF UPPER

________________________________________________________

BE IT RESOLVED by the Township Committee of the Township of

Upper in the County of Cape May and State of New Jersey as follows:

1. The annual Reorganization Meeting of the Township Committee shall be held on Friday, January 4, 2008, commencing at 6:30 P.M. at the Upper Township Municipal Building, County Route 631, Petersburg, New Jersey.

2. Notification of this meeting shall be given in accordance with the

requirements of the Open Public Meetings Act of the State of New Jersey.

Resolution No. 214 -2007

Offered by: Conrad Seconded by: Corson

Adopted: November 13, 2007

ROLL CALL VOTE:

NAME YES NO ABSTAINED ABSENT

Camp _____ ___ _____ ___X____

Conrad _X__ ___ _____ _______

Corson _X__ ___ _____ _______ Newman _X__ ___ _____ _______

Palombo _____ ___ _____ ___X____

4. Budget Transfers.

TOWNSHIP OF UPPER

CAPE MAY COUNTY

RESOLUTION

RESOLUTION NO. 213-2007

RE: BUDGET TRANSFERS

WHEREAS, budgetary transfers between line items can be made after November 1st, and

WHEREAS, it is necessary to make transfers between certain line items of the

Municipal Budget of the Township of Upper.

NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the Township Committee of the

Township of Upper as follows:

1. The following transfers between line items in the Municipal Budget of the

Township of Upper shall be made immediately.

TO FROM

MUNICIPAL CLERK S/W COMPUTER SERVICES O/E

$10,000.00 $5,000.00

PLANNING BOARD S/W ASSESSMENT TAXES S/W

$1,500.00 $10,000.00

ZONING BOARD S/W SURETY BONDS

$1500.00 $1,500.00

1^ST AID ORGANIZATION S/W GYPSY MOTH

$30,000.00 $11,500.00

MASTER PLAN/COAH RECREATION S/W

$1,500.00 $5,000.00

1^st AID ORGANIZATION O/E EMERGENCY SHORE PROTECTION $5,500.00 $8,650.00

FINANCE O/E BEACH PATROL S/W

$250.00 $29,500.00

COLLECTION TAX. O/E

$250.00

ASSESSMENT TAX O/E

$300.00

LEGAL SERVICES O/E

$20,000.00

Resolution No. 213-2007

OFFERED BY: Conrad SECONDED BY: Corson

Adopted: November 13, 2007

ROLL CALL VOTE:

NAME YES NO ABSTAINED ABSENT

Camp ___________ __________ __________ ____X______

Conrad _____X______ __________ __________ __________

Corson _____X______ __________ __________ __________

Newman _____X______ __________ __________ __________

Palombo ___________ __________ __________ ____X______

ORDINANCES

5. Public Hearing and Final Adoption of Ordinance No. 018-2007 RE: AN ORDINANCE CREATING ADDITIONAL JOB CLASSIFICATIONS AND TITLES AND AMENDING CHAPTER V, ENTITLED “PERSONNEL”, OF THE CODE OF UPPER TOWNSHIP.

During the public comment section of the hearing there were no speakers from the public. Motion by Jay Newman, second by Frank Conrad to adopt the ordinance, during roll call vote all three Committee members present voted in the affirmative.

TOWNSHIP OF UPPER

CAPE MAY COUNTY

O R D I N A N C E

ORDINANCE NO. 018-2007

AN ORDINANCE CREATING ADDITIONAL JOB CLASSIFICATIONS

AND TITLES AND AMENDING CHAPTER V, ENTITLED

“PERSONNEL”, OF THE CODE OF UPPER TOWNSHIP.

_________________________________________________________________

WHEREAS, it has been determined to be necessary to create certain additional job classifications or job titles to conform to job descriptions promulgated by the New Jersey Department of Personnel;

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Committee of the Township of Upper, in the County of Cape May and State of New Jersey, as follows:

SECTION 1: Chapter V, entitled “Personnel”, of the Code of Upper Township, Section 5-6.2, is hereby amended and supplemented as follows:

Add The Following Position:

Senior Sanitation Inspector

Positions To Be Deleted: None.

SECTION 2: Chapter V, entitled “Personnel”, of the Code of Upper Township, Section 5-6.3, is hereby amended and supplemented as follows:

Add The Following Position:

Municipal Housing Liaison

Positions To Be Deleted: None.

SECTION 3: REPEALER: All Ordinances or parts of Ordinances inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed to the extent of such inconsistency only.

SECTION_4: SEVERABILITY: This Ordinance shall be subject to the severability provisions set forth in Section 5-15 of Chapter V of the Code of Upper Township.

SECTION 5: EFFECTIVE DATE: This Ordinance shall take effect immediately upon final adoption and publication as required by law.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOREGOING ORDINANCE WAS INTRODUCED FOR FIRST READING AT A MEETING OF THE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF UPPER HELD ON THE 22ND OF OCTOBER, 2007 AND WILL BE TAKEN UP FOR CONSIDERATION AS TO FINAL ADOPTION AT A PUBLIC HEARING OF THE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF UPPER TO BE HELD ON THE 13^TH OF NOVEMBER, 2007 AT 7:30 P.M. AT THE TOWNSHIP HALL, TUCKAHOE, NEW JERSEY.

BY ORDER OF THE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF UPPER.

WANDA GAGLIONE, TOWNSHIP CLERK

TOWNSHIP OF UPPER

6. Introduction and First Reading of Ordinance No. 019-2007, RE: AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING SALARIES FOR THE TOWNSHIP OF UPPER FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 2008. Motion to introduce Ordinance No. 019-2007 with one change: to add the title of Assistant Personnel Officer, with the Public Hearing set for December 10, 2007 at 7:30 P.M. by Jay Newman, second by Curtis Corson with all three Committee members present voting in the affirmative.

CORRESPONDENCE

NEW BUSINESS

Request of Citizens for Strathmere and Whale Beach.

Herb Hollinger, of 116 Putnam Rd., Strathmere commented that the citizens for Strathmere and Whale Beach have refiled their petition for de-annexation of Strathmere and are requesting the Township Committee expedite the process forward to the Planning Board. Mr. Corson reported that the vote is scheduled for the November 26, 2007 Township Committee meeting pending the advice of the Township’s legal counsel.

George Welker, of 702 Bayview Dr., Strathmere commented that he is encouraged by the news of the emergency resolution adopted by the Township but is disturbed that it has taken an emergency to address the problem. Deputy Mayor Curtis Corson commented that the Township receives quarterly beach reports. Paul Dietrich, Township Engineer, reported that the last quarterly beach report from Stockton noted that there was an increase in volume of sand to the beach. Mr. Dietrich also commented that up until the last storm there hasn’t been a threat to public or private infrastructure. Mr. Welker questioned the long-range beach replenishment plan. Mr. Young, Township Attorney, explained that getting federal funds for the project might be a problem and that the long-term solution would be dredging. Mr. Welker again expressed concern with the north end of Seaview Avenue. Mr. Dietrich explained that the Department of Environmental Protection would not allow access to that area because it is a natural area. Deputy Mayor Corson commented that the Township would do everything possible to protect the beach.

Randy Roash, of 124 Prescott Avenue, Strathmere questioned if it would be possible to keep a permit open from the Army Corps of Engineers rather than having to wait for the permitting process before work can be done.

Ed Tettimer, 26 Sherman Avenue, Strathmere, thanked the Committee for putting some trash cans back on the beach in Strathmere and asked that the de-annexation process be moved forward.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS:

Discussion for amendment to Township Ordinances to allow dogs at certain public parks. Daniel Young, Township Attorney, explained that the existing Township Ordinance has a prohibition against dogs at certain public parks with the exception to Seeing Eye dogs. He suggested a change to the Ordinance that would allow the Township to expand the exception by resolution. Paul Dietrich, Township Engineer, was directed to look into the possibility of a dog park that could be leased to a non-profit for management of the park. The matter will be put on the November 26, 2007 meeting agenda.

Donna and John Lombard, regarding their request to purchase Township owned Block 483, Lots 11 and 21. Mr. Young, Township Attorney, explained that because there was no public bidding on the property, fair market value needs to be established through an appraisal. Mr. Young stated that Thomas Breazeale would be an acceptable appraiser. Mrs. Lombard submitted a check for $1, 500.00 to be held in escrow with the Township for appraisal of the property. Motion made by Jay Newman, second by Frank Conrad to approve Thomas Breazeale to do the appraisal. During roll call vote the three Committee members present voted in the affirmative.

DISCUSSION

PAYMENT OF BILLS:

“I hereby move that all claims submitted for payment at this meeting be approved and then incorporated in full in the minutes of this meeting.” Motion by Jay Newman, second by Frank Conrad with all three Committee members present voting in the affirmative.

Bills submitted for payment: $1,445,791.07

Payroll: $144,382.54

REPORT OF MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENTS:

10. Construction Code

11. Clerk’s Office

12. Tax Office

13. Animal Control

14. MUA Report

15. Department of Public Works

16. EMS Report

17. Finance Office

Reports are available for inspection in the Clerk’s Office.

PUBLIC COMMENT

Mike Jones, of 236 Marshallville Rd., expressed opposition to amending the Township Ordinance to allow dogs in certain parks.

Elizabeth Bergus, of Strathmere, commented on dog owner’s not cleaning up after their dogs. She also commented that recently Mayor Palombo paid a visit to the Strathmere Firehouse where he was shown the pump the fire company rented during the period New Jersey American Water Company is painting the water tower in Strathmere. Mayor Palombo indicated at that time there may be funds available in the Township’s Emergency Management account that would help cover this cost. Mrs. Bergus, speaking on behalf of the Strathmere Volunteer Fire Company, requested reimbursement for three bills, one for $1,920.00, another for $1,914.00 and an additional one for $200.00 for the installation of the pump. Mrs. Bergus said the fire company anticipates renting the pump for at least one more month.

CLOSED SESSION

Resolution to conduct a closed meeting pursuant to N.J.S.A. 10:4-12, from which the public shall be excluded.

RECONVENE PUBLIC PORTION OF MEETING

Motion was made by Jay Newman, second by Frank Conrad to go back into open session of the meeting to close the following delinquent MUA accounts: Account #1280 (Paul Young), #2170 (Ronald Cassedy), #2826 (Steven Altimari) and #2308 (Frederick Glazier). Dan Young, Municipal Attorney, was instructed to send collection letters to the residents; non-residents’ accounts will be cancelled with no collection letter. During roll call vote all three Committee members present voted in the affirmative.

ADJOURNMENT

There being no further business this evening the meeting was adjourned at 8:55 p.m., with the next meeting scheduled for November 26, 2007 at 4:00 P.M.

Minutes prepared by

Barbara Spiegel, Deputy Clerk

Bill List

044662 11/13/07 A0004 A+ COMMERCIAL OFFICE CLEANERS 500.00

MINUTES FOR (TUESDAY) NOVEMBER 13, 2007

SUNSHINE ANNOUNCEMENT

SALUTE TO THE FLAG

OTHER REPORTS

RESOLUTIONS

ORDINANCES

Senior Sanitation Inspector

Randy Roash, of 124 Prescott Avenue, Strathmere questioned if it would be possible to keep a permit open from the Army Corps of Engineers rather than having to wait for the permitting process before work can be done.

Ed Tettimer, 26 Sherman Avenue, Strathmere, thanked the Committee for putting some trash cans back on the beach in Strathmere and asked that the de-annexation process be moved forward.

REPORT OF MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENTS:

CLOSED SESSION

044663 11/13/07 A0006 ADVANCE TREADS INC 1,481.45 10/31/07

044664 11/13/07 A0018 ACTION SUPPLY INC. 1,463.75 10/31/07

044665 11/13/07 A0021 ADAMS, GEORGE E. JR. 466.48 10/31/07

044666 11/13/07 A0025 ADVANTAGE RENTAL ACE HARDWARE 1,030.00 10/31/07

044667 11/13/07 A0091 ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC 22,509.11 10/31/07

044668 11/13/07 A0113 ARAWAK PAVING CO. INC. 260,561.57 10/31/07

044669 11/13/07 B0013 BRADCO SUPPLY CORP. 55.27 10/31/07

044670 11/13/07 B0052 BENNETT BATTERIES,LLC. 114.90 10/31/07

044671 11/13/07 B0076 BOND,LAURENCE E. 64.00 10/31/07

044672 11/13/07 B0090 BROADLEY'S MDI. 1,372.58 10/31/07

044673 11/13/07 B0092 BROKER, EUGENE JR. 104.00 10/31/07

044674 11/13/07 B0093 BARRY,CORRADO,GRASSI & GIBSON 3,411.87 10/31/07

044675 11/13/07 B0165 BAUER MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES 168.00 10/31/07

044676 11/13/07 C0003 CCC HEAVY DUTY TRUCK PARTS CO. 393.00 10/31/07

044677 11/13/07 C0030 CAMP, BARBARA 24.00 10/31/07

044678 11/13/07 C0042 CAMPBELL FREIGHTLINER, LLC 161.02 10/31/07

044679 11/13/07 C0046 CAPE MAY COUNTY CLERK 10.00 10/31/07

044680 11/13/07 C0048 CAPE MAY COUNTY MUA 31,102.71 10/31/07

044681 11/13/07 C0052 CAPE MAY COUNTY TREASURER 1,005,690.37 10/31/07

044682 11/13/07 C0053 CAPE MAY COUNTY TREASURER 7,463.89 10/31/07

044683 11/13/07 C0060 CAPRIONI'S PORTABLE TOILETS 1,072.00 10/31/07

044684 11/13/07 C0071 CAPEHART & SCATCHARD, P.A. 7,045.50 10/31/07

044685 11/13/07 C0096 CONSOLIDATED PRODUCTS CO. 812.25 10/31/07

044686 11/13/07 C0103 CHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION 300.00 10/31/07

044687 11/13/07 C0116 CINTAS CORPORATION #158 154.10 10/31/07

044688 11/13/07 C0136 COASTAL ENGRAVING CO., INC. 45.00 10/31/07

044689 11/13/07 C0138 COASTAL PLUMBING & HEATING INC 116.33 10/31/07

044690 11/13/07 C0143 CODY'S POWER EQUIPMENT 321.71 10/31/07

044691 11/13/07 C0165 CONSOLIDATED PLASTICS CO., INC 108.79 10/31/07

044692 11/13/07 C0171 COLONIAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 215.84 10/31/07

044693 11/13/07 C0187 CROWTHER, BILL 311.37 10/31/07

044694 11/13/07 C0201 CRUZAN'S TRUCK SERVICE INC. 210.08 10/31/07

044695 11/13/07 D0004 DB ELECTRONICS 305.00 10/31/07

044696 11/13/07 D0011 DIVISION OF STATE POLICE CIU 897.75 10/31/07

044697 11/13/07 D0016 DALEY,FREDERICK T/A DALEYS PIT 240.00 10/31/07

044698 11/13/07 D0040 DELTA DENTAL PLAN OF N.J. INC. 5,419.61 10/31/07

044699 11/13/07 D0049 DEVER ELECTRIC, INC. 31.50 10/31/07

044700 11/13/07 D0080 DOWNAM, HARRY J. JR. 179.95 10/31/07

044701 11/13/07 E0017 EDMUNDS & ASSOCIATES,INC. 1,618.00 10/31/07

044702 11/13/07 E0030 EXECUTIVE BUSINESS PRODUCTS 470.31 10/31/07

044703 11/13/07 F0013 FARM RITE INC. 245.15 10/31/07

044704 11/13/07 F0048 FOGG, LESLIE INC. 640.33 10/31/07

044705 11/13/07 F0054 FORT DEARBORN LIFE INSURANCE 533.34 10/31/07

044706 11/13/07 F0061 FOX ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY 520.02 10/31/07

044707 11/13/07 F0074 FUTURE ACT CLUB 300.00 10/31/07

044708 11/13/07 G0002 GAGLIONE, WANDA 212.00 10/31/07

044709 11/13/07 G0006 GARBUTT,PATRICIA A. 74.92 10/31/07

044710 11/13/07 G0008 GALLO GMC TRUCK SALES INC. 276.13 10/31/07

044711 11/13/07 G0022 G.T.A.M. ASSOCIATION 1,000.00 10/31/07

044712 11/13/07 G0028 GENTILINI FORD 188.42 10/31/07

044713 11/13/07 G0052 GIRL SCOUT TROOP #6090 300.00 10/31/07

044714 11/13/07 G0061 GLASS SURGEON 175.00 10/31/07

044715 11/13/07 G0064 GIRL SCOUT TROUP # 4721 300.00 10/31/07

044716 11/13/07 G0078 GRAMCO BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS 204.00 10/31/07

044717 11/13/07 G0094 GRUBB, JON 24.00 10/31/07

044718 11/13/07 G0124 GRIFFIN AUTOMOTIVE INFO SVC 350.00 10/31/07

044719 11/13/07 H0002 H.A. DEHART & SON CORP. 200.00 10/31/07

044720 11/13/07 H0018 HAROLD RUBIN/L & H SUPPLY 189.50 10/31/07

044721 11/13/07 I0021 INTERSTATE BATTERIES 153.90 10/31/07

044722 11/13/07 J0002 J.P. COLLINS CO. 1,049.92 10/31/07

044723 11/13/07 J0036 JOHNSON, MICHELLE 25.00 10/31/07

044724 11/13/07 J0041 JONES, JAMES M. 150.00 10/31/07

044725 11/13/07 K0007 KACZMARSKI, RICHARD 150.00 10/31/07

044726 11/13/07 K0016 KEENE, DAVID 128.00 10/31/07

044727 11/13/07 K0048 KLEPAC, THADDEUS 25.22 10/31/07

044728 11/13/07 L0018 LANIER WRLDWDE/RICOH BUSINESS 512.10 10/31/07

044729 11/13/07 L0080 LOWES, INC. 124.06 10/31/07

044730 11/13/07 L0093 LIPKE, NEAL 428.58 10/31/07

044731 11/13/07 M0012 McCAULEY, RICHARD 448.87 10/31/07