TOWNSHIP OF UPPER
2100 TUCKAHOE ROAD
PETERSBURG, NJ 08270
CAPE MAY COUNTY
REGULAR MEETING
OF THE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE –7:30 P.M.
CALL TO ORDER
ROLL CALL
Barbara Camp
Present
Frank E. Conrad
Present
Curtis Corson
Present
John “Jay” Newman
Present
Richard Palombo
Absent
Also
present were Municipal Clerk Wanda Gaglione, Municipal Attorney Daniel Young,
Township Engineer Paul Dietrich, and Acting Finance Officer Barbara Spiegel.
APPROVAL OF
MINUTES -
July 27, 2009 Regular Meeting and
REPORT OF
GOVERNING BODY MEMBERS
Frank Conrad,
reported that the Annual Canoe Race
event was successful. He commented
that the Committee received a letter from our state legislators supporting our
resolution 170-2009 that requests improvements at the intersection at Hope
Corson and Stagecoach Roads. He is
also hopeful the Route 50 and Hope Corson intersections can be improved soon as
well.
Mr. Conrad
commented on Mayor Palombo’s letter regarding the Soccer Association that was
read into the record earlier this evening and has been included in these Minutes
in its entirety on Page 2. The
Committee is only interested in fairness to all and is not looking to take away
the European trip. Joseph Fenton of
Pacific Avenue was present in the audience and called out that there will be 80
soccer teams coming into the Township this weekend for the Endless Summer Soccer
tournaments.
Barbara Camp,
reported that the Township received $183,355.34 from the Cape May County MUA in
host benefits. She requested that a
presentation and discussin with regards to the possible implementation of
automation of trash collection be put on a future agenda.
Curtis Corson,
Deputy Mayor, reported that
on August 3rd the Township received from the State of New Jersey the
first installment of the $6.4 million energy receipt tax we receive for hosting
the B. L. England generating plant.
The first installment was in the amount of $2.8 million.
Mr. Corson made a
motion to hire four new lifeguards effective immediately to insure beach
protection as present guards return to school; they are John O’Neil, Amy
Townsend, Natalie Frietag, and Jason Mruz.
Motion was seconded by Jay Newman with all four Committee members present
voting in the affirmative.
Wanda Gaglione, Municipal Clerk, has one Personnel matter for closed session. She informed the Committee that the email broadcast program implemented by Tax Collector Rhonda Sharpe has been favorably received by the public. Taxpayers can receive messages from the Tax Office via email such as gentle reminders of tax due dates or tax program information as it becomes available. Anyone wishing to be included in the email broadcast can call the Tax Office or stop in and add your email address to the list. Mrs. Gaglione also presented one of the newly preserved Minutes books restored through the state sponsored PARIS Grant program. The Minutes books represent a history of our town and the restoration on acid free paper and leather bound covers will insure that the original books are here for future generations.
Re: Upper Township Soccer Association
“Dear Township Committee Members and Members of the Public:
I apologize for not being able to attend tonight’s meeting. Unfortunately, an unavoidable conflict occurred in my schedule. However, given some of the recent comments and e-mails I have reviewed, I have asked that this letter be read at the Township Committee meeting.
I would like to dispel some of the misinformation out there regarding the issues surrounding the Upper Township Soccer Association By-Laws. As you know, the Township Committee has questioned the By-Law provision which only permits a European trip for the U14 Township traveling soccer teams. The Township received complaints regarding this process. Basically, parents in this Township program complained that they could not choose to undertake fundraising through the Upper Township Soccer Association or utilize the Upper Township Soccer Association for a trip other than to Europe. Since the Upper Township Soccer Association is partially supported with Township funds and administers the Upper Township Soccer Program, the Township Committee has been reviewing this issue.
To correct some of the inaccurate statements and allegations that have been made recently, please note the following:
1. The Township Committee has not, and in my view, will not cancel the Upper Township Soccer Program. The question before the Committee is whether or not the rules of the Upper Township Soccer Association are appropriate given the public nature of the Upper Township Soccer Program. Regardless of the ultimate resolution, the Upper Township Soccer Program, both the recreation program and the traveling program, will continue whether administered by the Upper Township Soccer Association or by the municipality.
2. Neither I nor the Township Committee have ever made a statement that they are against the European trip. To the contrary, we have recognized the benefits of the European trip. However, the question remains should members of the publicly supported 8th grade traveling team not be permitted to fundraise thru the Township recognized Association if they choose to take a trip to a destination other than Europe.
3. The statements repeatedly made indicating that the Township Committee is against
the European trip are totally inaccurate. The real issue is whether or not parents are
afforded a choice, and as the public body charged with administering this municipal
sports program, the Township Committee, must address these questions when they
are raised.
4. The Township has always considered the welfare of our children as its first priority in
our recreation programs. This is evidenced by the significant financial support the
Township provides to all of the recreation programs. Suggestions that we would bar
children from playing soccer are totally inaccurate.
It is indeed unfortunate that some individuals are so fervent about their opinions that they apparently cannot reasonably discuss this issue. Rather, attempts were made to distort the position of those who raise legitimate public policy questions.
It is my sincere hope that cooler heads will prevail and a compromise may be achieved where both the European soccer trip as an option is preserved and choices are afforded to Upper Township families participating in the municipal soccer program.
Sincerely,
Richard Palombo
Mayor, Upper Township”
1)
Appointment of Justin Hope as a Part-time Seasonal Laborer to the Upper Township
Recreation Department.
TOWNSHIP OF UPPER
CAPE MAY COUNTY
R E S O L U T I O N
RESOLUTION NO. 175-2009
_______________________________________________________________
WHEREAS, a
need exists to appoint qualified personnel as seasonal employees to the Upper
Township Recreation Department to insure optimal operation; and
WHEREAS, a
recommendation has been made to the Township Committee and duly considered at
the meeting of July 27, 2009; and
WHEREAS, this
Resolution is intended to ratify the action heretofore taken; and
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, as follows:
1. The allegations of the preamble
are incorporated herein by this reference.
2. Justin Hope is hereby appointed in seasonal position
effective July 28, 2009 at a salary of $10.50 per hour in accordance with the
Salary Ordinance.
3.
This Resolution ratifies, confirms and approves action taken by the Township
Committee, by motion, at the meeting of July 27, 2009.
Resolution No. 175-2009
Offered by: Newman
Seconded by: Conrad
Adopted: August 10, 2009
Roll Call Vote:
NAME
YES
NO
ABSTAINED
ABSENT
Camp
___X_________
__________ __________
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Conrad
___X_________
__________ __________
_________
Corson
___X_________
__________ __________
_________
Newman
___X_________
__________ __________
_________
Palombo
______________
__________ __________
___X_____
2.
Appointment of Nicholas Roash to
the 2009 Season Beach Patrol Personnel.
TOWNSHIP OF UPPER
CAPE MAY COUNTY
RESOLUTION NO.
176-2009
_______________________________________________________________________________
WHEREAS,
the individuals hereinafter named have been determined to possess the requisite
skills, training and are otherwise eligible for appointment to the position of
lifeguard; and
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, as follows:
1. The allegations of the preamble are incorporated herein by this reference.
2. The following
individuals are appointed as lifeguards in the Township of Upper at a salary as
stated below in accordance with the Salary Ordinance:
ROOKIE
GUARD
Nicholas Roash
$10.00
3.
This Resolution shall be effective immediately and is further intended to
ratify, confirm and approve any formal action taken by the Township Committee.
Resolution No. 176-2009
Offered by: Conrad
Seconded by: Camp
Adopted:
August 10, 2009
Roll Call Vote:
NAME
YES
NO
ABSTAINED
ABSENT
Camp
__x_____
_________
_________
________
Conrad
__x_____
_________
_________
________
Corson
__x_____
_________
_________
________
Newman
__x_____
_________
_________
________
Palombo
________
_________
_________
___x____
3.
Department Transfer of Certain Employees:
Brian Keenan---Transfer from Recreation
Department to Public Works Department and Robert Young, Jr.---Transfer from
Public Works to Department
to Recreation Department.
TOWNSHIP OF UPPER
CAPE MAY COUNTY
R E S O L U T I O N
RESOLUTION NO. 177-2009
RE: DEPARTMENT TRANSFER OF CERTAIN EMPLOYEES:
BRIAN
KEENAN---TRANSFER FROM RECREATION DEPARTMENT
TO PUBLIC
WORKS DEPARTMENT
AND
ROBERT YOUNG, JR.---TRANSFER FROM PUBLIC WORKS TO DEPARTMENT
TO RECREATION
DEPARTMENT
WHEREAS, recommendations were made for employee transfers between the
Upper Township Recreation Department and the Upper Township Public Works Department,
and;
WHEREAS, the recommendations are as follows:
a. Transfer of Brian Keenan from the Recreation Department to the Public Works Department, and;
b. Transfer of Robert Young, Jr., from the Public Works Department to the Recreation Department;
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, as follows:
1. The allegations of the preamble are incorporated herein by this reference.
2. Brian Keenan is hereby transferred from the Recreation Department into the Public Works Department; and Robert Young, Jr. is hereby transferred from the Public Works Department to the Recreation Department.
3. The aforesaid transfers are effective July 31, 2009 with no change in either employee’s current salaries in accordance with the Salary Ordinance.
4. Employees Brian Keenan and Robert Young, Jr. have both agreed to the
terms of the transfer and have voluntarily accepted this transfer.
5.
This Resolution ratifies, confirms and approves action taken by the Township
Committee, by motion, at the meeting of July 27, 2009.
Resolution No. 177-2009
Offered by: Conrad Seconded by: Camp
Adopted: August 10, 2009
Roll Call Vote:
NAME YES NO ABSTAINED ABSENT
Camp ___X_______ __________ __________ _________
Conrad ___X_______ __________ __________ _________
Corson ___X_______ __________ __________ _________
Newman ___X_______ __________ __________ _________
Palombo ___________ __________ __________ ___X_____
4.
Resolution To Support The Pine Barrens
Byway Corridor Management Plan.
TOWNSHIP OF UPPER
CAPE MAY COUNTY
R E S O L U T I O N
RESOLUTION NO. 178-2009
RE: RESOLUTION TO SUPPORT
THE PINE BARRENS BYWAY CORRIDOR
MANAGEMENT PLAN
__________________________________________________________________
WHEREAS, the Southern Pineland Natural Heritage
Trail Scenic Byway is a 130-mile driving route connecting natural, historic and
recreational resources and Upper Township previously expressed its support for
the concept of a Pinelands Scenic Byway, and its intention to participate in the
development of state and national scenic byway nominations and a scenic byway
corridor management plan; and
WHEREAS, the New Jersey Department of Transportation
has approved the nomination of the Southern Pinelands Natural Heritage Trail as
a New Jersey Scenic Byway; and
WHEREAS, during 2008-2009 the Southern Pinelands
Natural Heritage Trail Committee, with the support of the Pinelands Commission
and the assistance of a professional consulting team, has completed a Scenic
Byway Corridor Management Plan; and
WHEREAS, the Heritage Trail Committee has approved
changing the name of the route to the “Pine Barrens Byway”; and
WHEREAS, administration of the byway, further
requires a continuing commitment on the part of all participants, involving the
establishment of a permanent body to oversee its long-term operation and
promotion;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that Upper Township
supports the corridor management plan and intends to cooperate in on-going
efforts to implement the recommendations of the corridor management plan and
wishes to be involved in establishing and supporting a permanent body to oversee
the byway’s long-term operation and promotion, provided that such support and
involvement by Upper Township does not require Township funding, resources or
obligations without the specific future authorization of the Township Committee
of Upper Township.
Resolution No.
178-2009
Offered by:
Camp
Seconded by: Conrad
Adopted: August 10, 2009
Roll Call Vote:
NAME
YES
NO
ABSTAINED
ABSENT
Conrad
_____x____ __________
__________ __________
Corson
_____x____
__________ __________
__________
Newman
_____x____
__________ __________
__________
Palombo
__________
__________ __________
____x_____
5. Resolution in
support of A-3443 which authorizes Set Asides or Fees In Lieu
Thereof for Open Space and Recreation Purposes.
TOWNSHIP OF UPPER
CAPE MAY COUNTY
R E S O L U T I O N
RESOLUTION NO. 179-2009
RE: RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT OF A-3443 WHICH AUTHORIZES SET ASIDES OR FEES IN LIEU
THEREOF FOR OPEN SPACE AND RECREATION PURPOSES
____________________________________________________________________
WHEREAS,
the New Jersey Supreme Court in June 2009 affirmed an Appellate Division
decision which held that municipalities may only require on-site open space set
asides from developers of Planned Unit Developments; and
WHEREAS,
the Supreme Court in that decision found that municipal ordinances requiring
such set asides for other types of development are not authorized by the New
Jersey Municipal Land Use Law; and
WHEREAS,
the Township of Upper has for a number of years funded its recreation facilities
through such set asides for fees in lieu thereof and Upper Township ordinances
to this effect were rendered unenforceable by the aforesaid New Jersey Supreme
Court decision; and
WHEREAS,
Assembly Bill A-3443 addresses this omission from the New Jersey Municipal Land
Use Law and expressly authorizes municipalities to condition development
approvals based upon a set aside for open space, recreational areas and
facilities or payments in lieu; and
WHEREAS,
Assembly Bill A-3443 assists local governments in open space preservation and
sound planning; and
WHEREAS,
the Township Committee of the Township of Upper hereby wishes to express its
strong support for Assembly Bill A-3443.
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, as follows:
1. The allegations of the preamble
are incorporated herein by this reference.
2. The Township Committee of the
Township of Upper strongly supports Assembly Bill A-3443 and urges enactment of
this law immediately so as to rectify a serious omission currently in the New
Jersey Municipal Land Use Law.
3. A copy of this Resolution shall be forwarded to Governor Jon Corzine as well
as the Senate and Assembly representatives of the Township of Upper.
Resolution No. 179-2009
Offered by:
Corson
Seconded by:
Newman
Adopted: August 10, 2009
Roll Call Vote:
NAME
YES NO
ABSTAINED ABSENT
Camp
x
___
Conrad
x
___
Corson
x
___
Newman
x
___
6. Authorizing a
refund for NRDF COAH Fee for Block 348, Lot 94.18 to Matthew Unsworth, in the
amount of $1,396.25
TOWNSHIP OF UPPER
CAPE MAY COUNTY
R E S O L U T I O N
RESOLUTION NO. 180-2009
RE: AUTHORIZING A REFUND FOR
NRDF COAH FEE FOR BLOCK 348,
LOT 94.18 TO MATTHEW
UNSWORTH, IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,396.25
_____________________________________________________________________________
WHEREAS, Matthew Unsworth has paid the sum of $1, 396.25 for the
payment of a Non- Residential Development COAH fee for Block 348, Lot 94.18; and
WHEREAS, a refund has
been recommended by the Upper Township Tax Assessor in order to refund monies
for said application; and
WHEREAS, the State has suspended the Non-Residential Development
Fee as of July 27, 2009; and
WHEREAS, the fee would not be applicable to Upper Township
Ordinance No. 013-2009 Re: Development Fees effective June 8, 2009, because
owner had approval prior to the effective date of the Ordinance.
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the Township Committee of
the Township of Upper, Cape May County, that a refund is hereby authorized and
the Chief Financial Officer is hereby directed to refund monies as
indicated below:
348/94.18
$1,396.25
Matthew Unsworth
1217 So. Shore Rd., Suite 102
Ocean View, NJ 08230
Resolution No. 180-2009
Offered by: Camp Seconded by: Conrad
Adopted: August 10, 2009
Roll Call Vote:
NAME
YES
NO
ABSTAINED
ABSENT
Camp
____x_____
__________ __________
__________
Conrad
____x_____
__________ __________
__________
Corson
____x_____
__________ __________
__________
Newman
____x_____ __________
__________ __________
Palombo
__________ __________
__________
___x______
7.
Refund
E.M.S. Ambulance Billing Overpayment To AETNA.
TOWNSHIP OF UPPER
CAPE MAY COUNTY
R E S O L U T I O N
RESOLUTION NO. 181-2009
RE:
REFUND EMS AMBULANCE BILLING OVERPAYMENT TO AETNA
_____________________________________________________________________________
WHEREAS, an overpayment has occurred in the account of Elizabeth
Ker, an EMS ambulance billing patient, where the monies sent to the Township of
Upper by Aetna were in excess as evidenced by the attached copy of a letter from
Aetna attached hereto as Exhibit A.
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the Township Committee of
the Township of Upper, Cape May County, that a refund is hereby authorized and
the Chief Financial Officer is hereby directed to refund monies as
indicated below:
$70.00
Aetna
P.O. Box 14079
Lexington, KY 40512-4079
Resolution No. 181-2009
Offered by: Newman Seconded by: Camp
Adopted: August 10, 2009
Roll Call Vote:
NAME
YES NO
ABSTAINED ABSENT
Camp
x
____
Conrad
x_
____
Corson
x
____
Newman
x
____
Palombo
__x_
8. Introduction and First
Reading of Ordinance 019-2009 RE: AN ORDINANCE
AUTHORIZING SALE OF LANDS, TO WIT BLOCK 623, LOTS 21, 22, 23 and 24
The ordinance was not introduced this evening. Jay Newman made a motion to table any action at this time as there are appraisal questions that the applicant wants to research prior to proceeding with the ordinance. Barbara Camp seconded the motion with all four Committee members voting in the affirmative.
CORRESPONDENCE
9.
Request for
two (2) on-street Handicap Parking spaces along the Southwesterly side of
Prescott Avenue at the frontage of Block 822, Lot 1, at Mildred’s
Restaurant.
Mr. Dietrich’s comments included that the restaurant is preparing a new site plan and they are required to provide two handicap parking spots and that this would satisfy the American with Disabilities Act. There was discussion that the parking spots should be provided on the restaurant property rather that on the street. Motion was made by Frank Conrad, second by Barbara Camp to include this location in an ordinance that will be presented at a future meeting. During roll call vote all four Committee members present voted in the affirmative.
10.
Request for a “No Parking” sign along
the commercial section of Farm Road.
Mr. Dietrich commented that the installation of “No Parking” signs on this section of Farm Road would prevent blocking the narrow roadway. Motion by Frank Conrad, second by
Barbara Camp, to also
include in the ordinance referenced above.
During roll call vote all four Committee members voted in the
affirmative.
UNFINISHED
BUSINESS:
PAYMENT OF
BILLS:
Bills approved for
payment:
$1,408,997.83
Payroll:
$ 190,115.49
Reports are
available from the Clerk’s Office.
21.
Resolution to conduct a closed meeting pursuant to N.J.S.A. 10:4-12, from
which the public shall be excluded.
Moved by Jay Newman, second by Barbara Camp,
all four committee members voted in affirmative.
I hereby move that
a resolution be incorporated into the minutes of this meeting authorizing the
Township Committee to enter into an executive session for the following matters
pursuant to the Open Public Meetings Act;
Matters pertaining to litigation regarding tax lien matter Group 151,
matters to include
contract negotiations for Animal Control Officer and Stockton Coastal
Research,
matter pertaining to a Personnel issue,
matters pertaining to contract negotiations
of State Health Benefit Program for Retirees.
I also include in
my motion the estimated time and the circumstances under which the discussion
conducted in closed session can be disclosed to the public as follows:
it is anticipated that the
matters discussed
in closed session may be disclosed to the public upon the determination of the
Township Committee that the public interest will no longer be service by such
confidentiality.
There was no
further business for this evening and the meeting was adjourned at 11:05 P.M.
Next meeting scheduled for August 24, 2009 at 7:30 P.M.
Wanda Gaglione, RMC
Municipal Clerk
Bill List
49422 08/11/09 A0004 A+ COMMERCIAL
OFFICE CLEANERS 250.00 2541
49423 08/11/09 A0006 ADVANCE TREADS INC
762.00 2541
49424 08/11/09 A0018 ACTION SUPPLY INC.
674.82 2541
49425 08/11/09 A0020 ACU-THERM SUPPLY
CO.,INC. 219.51 2541
49426 08/11/09 A0025 ADVANTAGE RENTAL
ACE HARDWARE 1,311.68 2541
49427 08/11/09 A0028 ADVANTAGE RENTAL
CENTER INC. 164.87 2541
49428 08/11/09 A0041 ALL ACTION WATER
SPORTS, INC. 53.99 2541
49429 08/11/09 A0086 AT&T MOBILITY
264.95 2541
49430 08/11/09 A0091 ATLANTIC CITY
ELECTRIC 23,412.04 2541
49431 08/11/09 B0052 BENNETT
BATTERIES,LLC. 59.90 2541
49432 08/11/09 B0165 BAUER MUNICIPAL
SUPPLIES 316.00 2541
49433 08/11/09 B0171 BORNHARDT, FRED
210.00 2541
49434 08/11/09 C0005 CMC JR. FOOTBALL
LEAGUE 3,500.00 2541
49435 08/11/09 C0019 CITY OF OCEAN CITY
95,220.50 2541
49436 08/11/09 C0030 CAMP, BARBARA
100.00 2541
49437 08/11/09 C0052 CAPE MAY COUNTY
TREASURER 1,201,038.72 2541
49438 08/11/09 C0060 CAPRIONI'S PORTABLE
TOILETS 1,737.00 2541
49439 08/11/09 C0068 COMCAST 169.32 2541
49440 08/11/09 C0071 CAPEHART &
SCATCHARD, P.A. 3,745.00 2541
49441 08/11/09 C0105 CHIAPPINI,VIRGINIA
60.85 2541
49442 08/11/09 C0131 CINTAS FIRST AID &
SAFETY 67.35 2541
49443 08/11/09 C0143 CODY'S POWER
EQUIPMENT 216.79 2541
49444 08/11/09 C0146 COLLINS IRON WORKS,
INC. 891.48 2541
49445 08/11/09 C0156 COMPUTER HOUSE OF
SOUTH JERSEY 7.99 2541
49446 08/11/09 C0201 CRUZAN'S TRUCK
SERVICE INC. 387.79 2541
49447 08/11/09 C0223 CASA PAYROLL
SERVICE 245.35 2541
49448 08/11/09 D0077 DIETRICH,PAUL 16.25
2541
49449 08/11/09 E0012 EHRLICH PEST
CONTROL INC 68.00 2541
49450 08/11/09 E0048 EDGELL, ASHLEY
25.00 2541
49451 08/11/09 F0050 FOREMOST PROMOTIONS
426.39 2541
49452 08/11/09 F0058 FOREVERPURE WATER
CONDITIONING 135.00 2541
49453 08/11/09 F0059 FRANKEL, ELAINA
25.00 2541
49454 08/11/09 G0008 GALLO GMC TRUCK
SALES INC. 56.43 2541
49455 08/11/09 G0014 GARDEN STATE HWY
PRODUCTS INC. 116.00 2541
49456 08/11/09 G0028 GENTILINI FORD
42.50 2541
49457 08/11/09 H0018 HAROLD RUBIN/L & H
SUPPLY 128.34 2541
49458 08/11/09 H0131 HPI PROCESSES, INC
176.54 2541
49459 08/11/09 J0002 J.P. COLLINS CO.
10.36 2541
49460 08/11/09 J0005 JACKSON,THOMAS
ENTERPRISES,INC 1,161.00 2541
49461 08/11/09 K0005 KIEFER ADOLPH &
ASSOCIATES 879.77 2541
49463 08/11/09 L0031 LORCO PETROLEUM
SERVICES 329.50 2541
49464 08/11/09 L0080 LOWES, INC. 24.98
2541
49465 08/11/09 M0019 MAXIMUM MARINE
22.50 2541
49466 08/11/09 M0055 MAY, JUDITH 44.00
2541
49467 08/11/09 M0070 MID ATLANTIC WASTE
SYSTEMS 1,100.51 2541
49468 08/11/09 M0084 MIKE'S SEAFOOD
225.00 2541
49469 08/11/09 M0170 MURRAY, TIM 240.00
2541
49470 08/11/09 M0188 MCCARTHY TIRE
SERVICE OF PHILA 113.00 2541
49471 08/11/09 N0004 NJ-AMERICAN WATER CO. 124.63 2541
49472 08/11/09 N0043 NAPA AUTO PARTS OF S.JERSEY 144.26 2541
49473 08/11/09 N0100 N.J. LEAGUE OF MUNICIPALITIES 96.00 2541
49474 08/11/09 O0006 OCS PRINTING 85.00 2541
49475 08/11/09 P0008 PALMER, NANCY 68.00 2541
49476 08/11/09 P0031 PAONE, LOUIS 50.00 2541
49477 08/11/09 P0032 PEDRONI FUEL CO. 2,661.39 2541
49478 08/11/09 P0056 TURF EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLY CO 173.72 2541
49479 08/11/09 P0064 PITNEY BOWES 36.54 2541
49480 08/11/09 P0070 POMEROY, JENNER 37.50 2541
49481 08/11/09 P0094 PUBLIC SAFETY CENTER,INC. 301.31 2541
49482 08/11/09 P0117 PYROTECNICO 6,000.00 2541
49483 08/11/09 Q0008 QUILL CORPORATION 910.61 2541
49484 08/11/09 R0030 RIGGINS, INC. 3,143.59 2541
49485 08/11/09 R0061 RUTGERS, THE STATE UNIVERSITY 3,114.00 2541
49486 08/11/09 R0071 REMINGTON VERNICK & WALBERG 234.75 2541
49487 08/11/09 S0001 SAM'S CLUB 404.61 2541
49488 08/11/09 S0056 SEASHORE ASPHALT CORPORATION 201.02 2541
49489 08/11/09 S0066 SEETON TURF WAREHOUSE LLC 127.90 2541
49490 08/11/09 S0083 SHERWIN WILLIAMS, CO. 97.13 2541
49491 08/11/09 S0113 SMITH,THOMAS G. 1,018.78 2541
49492 08/11/09 S0138 SOUTH JERSEY SOCCER LEAGUE 1,220.00 2541
49493 08/11/09 S0196 STEWART BUSINESS SYSTEMS LLC 110.50 2541
49494 08/11/09 S0216 DEPT.31 OOOO261489 515.21 2541
49495 08/11/09 T0018 TEKK COMM COMMUNICATIONS 673.98 2541
49496 08/11/09 T0020 TERWILLIGER, DUANE E. 76.00 2541
49497 08/11/09 T0022 TERMINIX 47.00 2541
49498 08/11/09 T0032 THE PRESS & SUNDAY PRESS 56.00 2541
49499 08/11/09 T0044 THOMSON, KERRY AGENCY 21,315.60 2541
49500 08/11/09 T0048 TILL PAINT CO/D. FITZGERALD 758.03 2541
49501 08/11/09 T0067 TOWNSHIP OF UPPER PETTY CASH 43.47 2541
49502 08/11/09 T0074 TRANSAXLE LLC 419.70 2541
49503 08/11/09 T0086 TREASURER, STATE OF NEW JERSEY 85.00 2541
49504 08/11/09 T0097 TRICO EQUIPMENT INC. 880.01 2541
49505 08/11/09 V0005 VAN EMBDEN, NATHAN, ATTORNEY 675.00 2541
49506 08/11/09 V0013 VERIZON WIRELESS 421.11 2541
49507 08/11/09 V0018 VILLAGE PHARMACY, INC. 232.00 2541
49508 08/11/09 V0022 VERIZON 196.19 2541
49509 08/11/09 V0024 VAL-U AUTO PARTS L.L.C. 789.75 2541
49510 08/11/09 V0027 VANORDER, ROGER 96.49 2541
49511 08/11/09 V0031 VANMETER, DONNIE 25.00 2541
49512 08/11/09 Y0008 YOUNG, DANIEL J. ESQUIRE PC 20,805.94 2541
49513 08/11/09 Y0012 YOUNG, ROBERT 41.99 2541
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Total Paid: $1,408,997.83