| MINUTES
OF THE HARDYSTON TOWNSHIP COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON MAY 16, 2000.
The meeting
was called to order by Mayor Ross at 7:00 P.M. with the opening
statement that the meeting had been duly advertised and met
all the requirements of the Sunshine Law. Also present were:
Councilman Kievit, Councilman Lasinski, Councilman Worflar,
Councilwoman Hamilton, Manager John Eskilson and Clerk Louanne
Cular.
SALUTE
THE FLAG:
PRESENTATION:
SENIOR CITIZENS OF THE YEAR - Awards were presented to
Mr. & Mrs. Eisenecker.
CONSENT
AGENDA: ALL MATTERS LISTED BELOW ARE CONSIDERED TO BE
ROUTINE IN NATURE AND WILL BE ENACTED BY ONE MOTION. THERE
WILL BE NO SEPARATE DISCUSSION OF THE ITEMS. IF ANY DISCUSSION
IS DESIRED, THAT PARTICULAR ITEM WILL BE REMOVED FROM THE
CONSENT AGENDA AND WILL BE CONSIDERED SEPARATELY.
Monthly
Reports:
1. Tax
Collectors Report - April 2000
2. Construction Department Report - March 2000
3. Construction Department Report - April 2000
4. NJ Municipal Employee Benefit Fund Minutes - 3/24/00
5. Economic Development Committee Minutes - 3/6/00
6. Board of Health Minutes - 3/9/00
7. HTMUA Minutes - 3/8/00
8. Treasurers Report - March 2000
9. Statewide Ins. Fund Minutes - 4/13/00
Minutes:
None
Licenses: Off Premise 50/50 - Birth Haven
A motion
was made by Kievit to approve the consent agenda, seconded
by Worflar. All in favor. Motion carried.
ORDINANCES
1st READING: ORDINANCE 2000-10
AN ORDINANCE
TO AMEND CHAPTER XIX OF THE GENERAL ORDINANCES OF THE TOWNSHIP
OF HARDYSTON, ENTITLED, "FEES"
BE IT
ORDAINED by the Township Council of the Township of Hardyston
that chapter XIX of the Revised General ordinances shall be
and is hereby amended as follows:
19-1.7
Tax Assessor
$25.00
Application fee for farmland application applications is hereby
repealed.
This ordinance
shall take effect after publication and passage according
to law.
A motion
was made by Lasinski to approve Ordinance 2000-10 on first
reading, seconded by Kievit. All in favor. Motion carried.
ORDINANCE
NO - 2000-11
ORDINANCE
OF THE TOWNSHIP COUNCIL OF THE TOWNSHIP OF HARDYSTON AMENDING
THE CODE OF THE TOWNSHIP ENTITLED "ZONING" TO SET
FORTH REGULATIONS REGARDING LOW AND MODERATE INCOME HOUSING
UNITS AND ESTABLISH DEVELOPMENT FEES.
WHEREAS, by way of this ordinance, the Council of the Township
of Hardyston hereby makes the changes to the Code as set forth
herein.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the Township
of Hardyston that
SECTION 1. §13-9.8 entitled RESERVED is hereby amended
to add the following new subsection in its stead.
Section 13-9.8 LOW AND MODERATE INCOME HOUSING
(a) PURPOSE. The purpose and intent of this section is to
set forth regulations regarding low and moderate income housing
units in the Township of Hardyston that are consistent with
the provisions of N.J.A.C. 5:93 et seq. as effective on January
5, 1998, the Fair Housing Act of 1985 and the Township of
Hardyston's constitutional obligation to provide for its fair
share of low and moderate-income housing.
(b) DEFINITIONS. As used in this Article, the following terms
shall have the meanings indicated.
LOW INCOME HOUSING - As defined in N.J.A.C. 5:93-1.3, low
income housing means housing affordable according to the Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development or the standards
included in N.J.A.C. 5:93-1 et seq. for home ownership and
rental costs, occupied or reserved for occupancy by households
with a gross household income equal to 50 percent or less
of the median gross household income for households of the
same size within the housing region in which the housing is
located, and which is subject to affordability controls promulgated
by the New Jersey Council on Affordable Housing ("COAH").
MINUTES OF THE HARDYSTON TOWNSHIP COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON
MAY 16, 2000.
MODERATE
INCOME HOUSING - As defined in N.J.A.C. 5:93-1.3, moderate
income housing means housing affordable according to the Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development or the standards
included in N.J.A.C. 5:93-1 et seq. for home ownership and
rental costs, occupied or reserved for occupancy by households
with a gross household income in excess of 50 percent but
less than 80 percent of the median gross household income
for households of the same size within the housing region
in which the housing is located, and which is subject to affordability
controls promulgated by COAH.
(c) WRITE-DOWN/BUY-DOWN PROGRAM
(1). Pursuant to N.J.A.C. 5:93-5.11, up to 10 dwelling units,
but no more than 25 percent of the Township's net inclusionary
or new construction component (as finally determined by COAH
as part of the Township's substantive certification) may be
provided through the write-down/buy-down program.
(2). The Township shall provide at least $20,000 per dwelling
unit to subsidize the cost of a buy-down unit and shall insure
that the sales prices to low or moderate-income owners conform
to N.J.A.C. 5:93-7.4.
(3). The determination as to whether a potential purchaser
is "low or moderate-income" shall be determined
in accordance with applicable COAH regulations and any other
applicable State and Federal guidelines.
(4). Sales prices shall be based on the number of bedrooms
in accordance with N.J.A.C. 5:93-7.4.
(5). Appropriate contractual arrangements shall be made between
the Township and qualifying new homeowners for the write-down/buy-down
of participating dwelling units. Such arrangements shall insure
that the units have good, marketable and insurable title and
are in sound condition, conforming to all Construction Code
and Board of Health requirements.
(6).
The Township shall maintain an up-to-date inventory of dwelling
units that meet the requirements of the buy-down program.
(7). The Township shall qualify and place income eligible
households in low or moderate-income units upon initial occupancy.
(8). The Township shall place a thirty-year deed restriction
and mortgage lien on each participating dwelling unit in accordance
with COAH regulations and shall qualify and place income eligible
households in low or moderate-income units as they become
available during the thirty-year of affordability control.
(9). The Township shall sponsor a home ownership-counseling
program and post purchase session for prospective purchasers,
and encourage the dispersal of participating dwelling units
throughout the Township.
(10). The Township shall enforce the terms of the deed restriction
and mortgage lien.
(11). The funds for the program shall come from a Housing
Trust Fund established through the Township's Developer's
Fee Ordinance.
(d) AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT FEES
(1). Imposition of Fees
A). Mandatory participation. Any developer of residential
property shall have the responsibility to participate in the
Township's efforts to provide its fair share of lower income
housing. Mandatory residential development fees shall be one-third
of one (.033) percent of the equalized assessed value for
residential development.
B). Optional participation
The Township of Hardyston may collect fees exceeding those
permitted in this section for residential developments provided,
however, that the Township of Hardyston enters into a voluntary,
written agreement with a residential developer, and provided
further that such written agreement sets forth a financial
incentive that shall include, but not be limited to: a tax
abatement, reduction in the development design standards,
waiver of off-tract improvement requirements and/or waiver
of certain fees for the residential site of the developer.
No agreement may provide for an increased voluntary residential
developer fee without also providing for a comparable offsetting
financial incentive. All such agreements are subject to COAH
approval.
(2). Collection of Fees
A). The following procedures shall be followed with respect
to the collection of development fees:
(i). When a cash development fee is to be made in a sum determined
by applying a percentage figure against the equalized assessed
value of the property, the following rule shall apply: The
value of the property shall be the equalized assessed value
of each dwelling unit at the time of project completion or
where feasible completion of the unit in question.
(ii). The developer shall pay fifty (50) percent of the calculated
development fee, which is nonrefundable, to the Township of
Hardyston prior to commencement of construction. The development
fee shall be estimated by the Tax Assessor prior to the issuance
of building permits based upon construction costs.
(iii). The developer shall pay the remaining fee to the Township
of Hardyston at the issuance of certificate of occupancy.
At the issuance of certificates of occupancy, the Tax Assessor
shall calculate the equalized assessed value and the appropriate
development fee. The developer shall be responsible for paying
the difference between the fee calculated at the time of issuance
of the certificate of occupancy and the amount paid at the
time of issuance of the building permit.
(iv) Payments shall be certified check or bank money order
to the Township of Hardyston and shall be deposited in a separate
interest bearing housing trust fund account established by
this ordinance.
B). Mandatory provisions relating to the application of funds
payable to the Township of Hardyston Fair Share Housing Trust
Fund. The following mandatory provisions required by COAH
regulations are hereby made applicable to the Hardyston Township
Fair Share Housing Trust Fund:
(i). The Township of Hardyston shall establish a separate
interest bearing housing trust fund account for the purpose
of receiving development fees from residential developers
with a financial interest otherwise qualified for the investment
of public funds at the time the account is established. The
Township shall provide the financial institution with the
written authorization required by N.J.A.C. 5:92-18.14 permitting
COAH to direct disbursement of development fees pursuant to
N.J.A.C. 5:92-18.17 and 18.18. All development fees paid by
developers pursuant to this section shall be deposited in
this account. No money shall be expended from this housing
trust fund account unless the expenditure conforms to the
municipal spending plan approved by COAH for the Township
of Hardyston.
(ii).
If COAH determines that the Township is not in conformance
with COAH's development fee rules, COAH is authorized to direct
the manner in which all development fees collected from developers
shall be expended. Such authorization is pursuant to the Township
of Hardyston Ordinance, COAH's rules on development fees and
the written authorization from the Township Committee to the
financial institution in which the housing trust fund is maintained.
(3). Use of Funds
A). The following mandatory provisions required by COAH regulations
are hereby made applicable to that separate interest bearing
housing trust fund account established in this ordinance.
(i). Money deposited in the separate interest bearing housing
trust fund account may be used for any activity approved by
COAH for addressing the Township of Hardyston's low and moderate
income housing obligation. Such activities may include, but
are not limited to: housing rehabilitation, new construction,
regional contribution agreements, the purchase of land for
low and moderate income housing, extension and/or improvements
of roads and infrastructure to low and moderate income housing
sites, assistance designed to render units to be more affordable
to low and moderate income persons (such as the write-down/buy-down
program) and administrative costs necessary to implement the
Township of Hardyston's housing element. The expenditures
of all money from that separate interest bearing housing trust
fund account shall conform to a spending plan approved by
COAH as per its regulation. The expenditure of all money from
that separate interest bearing housing trust fund account
may be expended with the approval of and resolution of the
Township Committee in accordance with the regulations governing
any expenditure of funds.
(ii). At least thirty (30) percent of the revenues collected
shall be devoted to render units more affordable. Examples
of such activities include, but are not limited to down payment
assistance, low interest loans and rental assistance. This
requirement may be waived in whole or in part when the Township
demonstrates the ability to address requirements of affordability
assistance form another source.
(iii). No more than twenty (20) percent of the revenues shall
be expended on administrative costs necessary to develop,
revise or implement the housing element. Examples of eligible
administrative activities include: personnel, consultant services,
space costs, consumable supplies and rental or purchase of
equipment.
(iv). Development fee revenues shall not be expended to reimburse
the Township for housing activities that preceded substantive
certification.
(v). All interest accrued in the housing trust fund shall
be used only on eligible affordable housing activity approved
by COAH.
(4). Exemption and Partial Exemption from Development Fees
A). Developers of low and moderate income housing units shall
be exempt from paying development fees.
B). Developers that have received preliminary or final approval
prior to the effective date of this section shall be exempt
from paying a development fee unless the developer seeks an
extension of the statutory protection period against ordinance
changes or a substantial change in the approval. Substantial
changes may include, but are not limited to, a substantial
alteration in the site layout, development density or types
of uses within the development.
C). Emergency services shall be exempt from paying development
fees.
D). Alterations/expansions to existing single-family residences,
two-family residences, multi-family residences (including
residences in mixed-use buildings) and/or permitted accessory
structures shall be exempt from paying development fees.
(5). Continuing ability to collect and implement fees.
A). Pursuant to N.J.A.C. 5:92-8.18, if any of the conditions
set forth below occur, COAH shall be authorized to direct
the manner in which development fees shall be dispersed:
(i). Failure to submit a plan pursuant to N.J.A.C. 5:92-5.1(c)
within the time limits imposed by COAH.
(ii). Failure to meet deadlines for information required by
COAH in its review of a housing element, development fee ordinance,
or plan for spending fees.
(iii). Failure to proceed through COAH's administrative process
toward substantive certification in a timely manner.
(iv). Failure to address COAH's conditions for approval of
a plan to spend development fees within the deadlines imposed
by COAH.
(v). Failure to address COAH's conditions for substantive
certification within the deadlines imposed by COAH.
(vi). Failure to submit accurate monitoring reports within
the time limits imposed by COAH.
(vii). Failure to implement the plan to spend development
fees within the time limits imposed by COAH, or within reasonable
extensions granted by COAH.
(viii). Expenditure of development fees on activities not
permitted by COAH.
(ix). Revocation of certification.
(x). Other good cause demonstrating that the revenues are
not being used for the intended purpose.
B). Such revenues shall immediately become available for expenditure
once COAH has notified the Township Clerk and Chief Financial
Officer that such a condition has occurred. In furtherance
of the foregoing, the Township shall, in establishing a bank
account pursuant to N.J.A..C. 5:92-8.14 ensure that it has
provided whatever express written authorization may be required
by the bank to permit COAH to direct the disbursement of such
revenues from the account following the delivery to the bank
of the aforementioned written notification provided by COAH
to the Township Clerk and Chief Financial Officer.
C). COAH may after a hearing pursuant to the Administrative
Procedure Act, N.J.S.A. 52:14B-1, et seq., revoke development
fee ordinance approval if the Township fails to comply with
the requirements of N.J.A.C. 5:92-8.1, et seq.
D). Neither loss of development fees, nor loss of the Township's
ability to impose and collect development fees, shall alter
its responsibilities pursuant to substantive certification.
(6). Monitoring
The Township of Hardyston shall complete and return to COAH
all monitoring forms relating tot he collection of development
fees, expenditures of revenues and implementation of the plan
certified by COAH. Quarterly financial reports, annual program
implementation reports, auditing reports and such other reports
as required by COAH shall be on forms designed and designated
by COAH.
(e) AFFIRMATIVE MARKETING PROGRAM
(1). The Township shall affirmatively market the write-down/buy-down
program to all segments of the lower and moderate income population
within the Northeast Housing Region and to all qualified low
and moderate income households, irrespective of age, race,
creed, color, national origin, ancestry, marital status, sex,
affectional or sexual orientation or number of children.
(2). The Township shall advertise the program in newspapers
with general circulation in the urban areas of the Northeast
Housing Region, as defined by COAH, such as the Newark Star
Ledger, the Bergen Record, and the New Jersey Herald. The
Sussex, Bergen, Passaic and Hudson County Planning Departments
shall also be notified. The Township shall notify the housing
agencies in the Northeast Housing Region of the availability
of the write-down/buy-down program.
(3). Random selection of eligible applicants shall prevail.
(4). The Township shall prepare a progress report on an eighteen
(18) month cycle from the date of substantive certification.
These reports shall be made available to the public and filed
with the Council on Affordable Housing. The report shall provide
an analysis of the actual characteristics of the households
occupying low and moderate income units compared to the occupancy
preference set forth in COAH's rules and regulations pursuant
to N.J.A.C. 5:92-15.1.
(5). Three (3) years and six (6) years from substantive certification,
the Township shall prepare a summary report of their Affirmative
Marketing Program. This report shall expand upon the previous
progress reports by assessing the aggregate and up-to-date
effectiveness of the program. If applicable, the Township
shall recommend improvements to redress the record of occupancy
preference to reflect the requirements of this section.
(6). If funding is received from the Department of Housing
and Urban Development, the New Jersey Housing and Mortgage
Finance Agency, the Department of Community Affairs or some
other agency, the affirmative marketing regulations set forth
in this section shall be revised to be in conformity with
the requirements of that agency, unless inconsistent with
COAH rules and regulations.
SECTION 2. Severability.
If any section, paragraph, subdivision, clause or provision
of this ordinance shall be judged invalid, such adjudication
shall apply only to that section, paragraph, subdivision,
clause or provision, and the remainder of this ordinance shall
be deemed valid and effective.
SECTION 3. Repealer.
All ordinances or parts of ordinances inconsistent with the
provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed to the extent
of such inconsistency.
SECTION 4. Effective Date. This ordinance shall take effect
within twenty (20) days of the date of adoption hereof.
A motion
was made by Lasinski to approve Ordinance 2000-11 on first
reading, seconded by Kievit. All in favor. Motion carried.
ORDINANCES: None
2ND READING:
NEW
BUSINESS:
A.
Tax Collectors Resolutions:
#1. WHEREAS
, there appears on the tax records of the Township of Hardyston
certain residents who have filed an appeal to the tax court
for a tax overpayment: and
WHEREAS,
the Collector of Taxes recommends the refund of such an overpayment
be made;
NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED that the proper officers be and they are
hereby authorized to issue checks refunding such overpayments
as hereafter shown
below:
STATE
COURT
BLOCK LOT NAME YR AMOUNT
62 34.01 FERRAIUOLO 98 5104.14
#2. WHEREAS,
there appears on the tax records of the Township of Hardyston
certain residents who have a tax overpayment; and
WHEREAS,
the Collector of Taxes recommends the refund of such overpayments
be made;
NOW, THEREFORE
, BE IT RESOLVED that the proper officers be and they are
hereby authorized to issue checks refunding such overpayments
as hereafter shown
below:
BANK
BLOCK
LOT NAME AMOUNT YR
60 5.05
TRANS-AMERICA 1625.71 00
A motion
was made by Ross to approve the resolutions as presented,
seconded by
Kievit,. All in favor. Motion carried.
B.
Resolution authorizing the Township Manager to submit an applications
to the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs and the
County of Sussex:
BE IT
RESOLVED by the Township Council of the Township of Hardyston
that the Township Manager is hereby authorized to apply to
the NJ Department of Community Affairs and the County of Sussex
for the following:
Regional
Efficiency Aid Program (REAP)
Supplemental Drug Alliance
A motion
was made by Kievit to approve the resolution as presented,
seconded by Lasinski. All in favor. Motion carried.
MINUTES OF THE HARDYSTON TOWNSHIP COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON
MAY 16, 2000.
C.
Police Chief Contract carried to the June meeting.
D.
Resolution - Creation of Joint Tourism Committee with Vernon
Township:
WHEREAS,
the Township of Hardyston wishes to participate in a joint
tourism committee with the Township of Vernon; and
WHEREAS,
the Township of Hardyston and the Township of Vernon have
established membership requirements for the Committee; and
WHEREAS,
the Committee membership is outlined as follows:
1. One
member of Vernon Township Chamber of Commerce
2. One Hardyston Township business person
3. Two agri?ecotourism business representatives (one from
each township)
4. Two commercial recreation business representatives (one
from each
township)
5. Two science/environmental industry representatives (one
from each
township)
WHEREAS,
members shall be appointed by each respective Township Council
on an annual basis. The Committee shall serve on an ad?hoc
basis at the pleasure of the Township Councils in Hardyston
and Vernon; and
WHEREAS,
the Tourism Committee meetings shall be determined by the
Committee and such meeting shall take place on a rotating
basis in each municipality. The Committee shall appoint a
recording secretary from among the committee members to serve
at not cost to the municipalities; and
AND WHEREAS,
the Committee has established specific goals as follows:
1. Make
recommendations on activities needed to promote tourism.
2. Make
recommendations on properties that should be identified tourism
development
3. Comment
on legislation that could affect tourism efforts.
4. Comment
on local plans for projects involving tourism.
5. Seek
out funding sources for tourism projects.
6. Develop
suggestions for Vernon "Welcome Center" and State
Tourism Office.
7. Provide
suggestions for revenue opportunities
8. Develop
inventory of local assets related to tourism.
9. Carry
out approved fund raising efforts to promote tourism activities
and projects.
NOW THEREFORE
BE IT RESOLVED, by the Township Council of the Township of
Hardyston that Hardyston Township hereby approves the creation
of the joint Tourism Committee with the Township of Vernon.
A motion
was made by Worflar to approve the resolution as presented,
seconded by Kievit. All in favor. Motion carried.
E.
Appointments - Joint Tourism Committee:
1. Jack
Kurlander
2. Libby Herland
3. Bernard Glow
4. Marie Glow
A motion
was made and seconded to approve the appointments as presented.
All in favor. Motion carried.
F.
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE TOWNSHIP MANAGER TO PURCHASE MATERIALS
THROUGH THE SUSSEX COUNTY PRICING COUNCIL
WHEREAS,
the New Jersey Local Public Contracts Law (N.J.S.A.40A:1110)
enables two or more of governing bodies, by agreement, to
jointly purchase materials and services; and
WHEREAS,
on March 1, 1994 the Hardyston Township Council renewed its
membership in the Sussex County Cooperative Pricing Council,
a cooperative effort of local Sussex County governments established
under the provisions of N.J.S.A. 4OA:11-10, for a period of
five years; and
WHEREAS,
the County of Sussex, as lead Agency for the Sussex County
Cooperative Pricing Council has advertised for salt, grits,
fuel and lab services and;
WHEREAS,
as a result of those bids, the attached bid awards were made
by the County of Sussex on behalf of the Sussex County Cooperative
Pricing Council.
NOW THEREFORE
BE IT RESOLVED by the Township Council of the Township of
Hardyston that the Township Manager is hereby authorized to
purchase materials from the list attached, awarded by the
County of Sussex on behalf of the Sussex County Cooperative
Pricing Council per attached list:
A motion
was made by Kievit to approve the resolution as presented,
seconded by Lasinski. All in favor. Motion carried.
G.
Liquor License Renewal:
WHEREAS,
the following Liquor License is to be renewed effective June
30, 2000, for a one year period; and
WHEREAS,
all necessary fees and documentation have been properly filed
with the Municipal Clerk; and
NOW THEREFORE
BE IT RESOLVED that the Liquor License shall be renewed for
a period of one year effective June 30, 2000 for the following
license holder.
Anthony
Pignataro Corp. - License #1911-33-004-006
A motion
was made by Kievit to approve the resolution as presented,
seconded by Worflar. All in favor. Motion carried.
H.
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE TOWNSHIP MANAGER TO ADVERTISE BIDS
FOR LEASE OF TOWNSHIP PROPERTY FOR AN ANTENNA STRUCTURE
NOW THEREFORE
BE IT RESOLVED by the Township Council of the Township of
Hardyston that the Township Manager is hereby authorized to
advertise bids for the following:
1. Lease of Township property for an antenna structure.
A motion
was made by Hamilton to approve the resolutions as presented,
seconded by Kievit. All in favor. Motion carried.
I. CORRESPONDENCE LIST
1. State
of New Jersey - DEP
2. State of New Jersey - Dept. of Labor
3. Borough of Sussex
4. Township of Vernon
5. Borough of Sussex
6. City of Jersey City
7. Borough of Branchville
8. Lafayette Township
9. SC League of Municipalities
10. SC League of Municipalities
11. County of Sussex
12. County of Sussex
13. County of Sussex
14. SC MUA
15. Hardyston School
16. NJ GASP
17. NJ Alliance for Action Inc.
18. Passaic River Basin News
19. Bret Schundler
20. NJ - DeP
21. March of Dimes
22. PMK Group
23. NJ State League of Municipalities
24. Jim Treffinger
25. NJN
26. Wallkill Valley HS
27. Construction Code Communicator
28. Grant and Carol Wilson
29. OTC
30. Statewide Ins. Fund
31. Expo 2000
32. Rutgers
33. Harold Pellow
34. SC MUA
A motion
was made by Lasinski to approve the correspondence list as
presented without 3, 14 and 34, seconded by Kievit. All in
favor. Motion carried.
MANAGERS REPORT: Manager John Eskilson gave a verbal and written
report on the following items:
Wallkill
Watershed Management Study
Emergency Management Grant
Bulky Waste Pickup Program
Police Department
Equipment Bids
Park Update
Summer Day Camp Registration
Municipal Code Update
Digitized Tax Maps
Newsletter
Web Site Upgrade
Hardyston Township First Aid Squad Request for Fee Waiver
- A motion was made by Kievit to approve a waiver for fees
and escrow fees for the First Aid Squad, seconded by Lasinski.
All in favor. Motion carried. (Note - Mayor Ross stepped down
for this discussion and did not vote)
BILLS
TO BE PAID: A motion was made by Kievit to pay the bills
as presented, seconded by Worflar. All in favor. Motion carried.
The bill list may be found at the end of these minutes.
PUBLIC
PARTICIPATION: A motion was made and seconded to open
the meeting to the public. All in favor. Motion carried. The
public commented on Crystal Springs taxes, Wheatsworth road
park and paving, Silver Grove Road bridge, shared services,
blind driveway signs, and Senior Citizen Club.
A motion
was made and seconded to close the meeting to the public.
All in favor. Motion carried.
ADJOURN:
A motion was made by Kievit to adjourn, seconded by Worflar.
All in favor. Motion carried.
ATTEST______________________
Louanne Cular RMC/CMC
Municipal Clerk
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