‘October 20, 2015 BOROUGH OF LODI COUNTY OF BERGEN STATE OF NEW JERSEY RESOLUTION NO. 15-155 WHEREAS, Auto Gallery, LLC, located at 165 Route 46W, Lodi, New Jereey ine made application for issuance of wehicle dealer Henge pursuant to Ordinance number 808-81 and; ‘WHEREAS, the application has been fully investigated by the Fire Prevention Bureau and found to be in onder . ‘WHEREAS, Anto Gallery, LLC. is in compliance with all police records according to the Lodi Police Department NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Mayor and Council ofthe Borough of Lodi, that the Borough Clerk is authorized to issue the aforesaid license to Auto Gallery, LLC. in accordance with its application ane! Ordinance number 808-31, “This o cert hat the win Resolution ws dl adopted by te Mayor and Counel fe Borough of Lodi st i aga ety on Occ 20, 9015 DEBRAA CILIENTO, BMG Borough Clerk.OcTOBER 20, 2015 BOROUGH OF LopI COUNTY OF BERGEN STATE OF NEW JERSEY RESOLUTION # 15-156 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING CHANGE ORDER AND AMENDMENT TO CONTRACT FOR COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL OF SOLID WASTE, VEGETATIVE WASTE AND RECYCLABLE MATERIALS. WHEREAS, on Merch 91, 2015 the Mayer and Council ofthe Borough of Lodi ‘adopted Resolution No. 15-58 authorizing tne acceptance ofthe bid by Sterling Carting Inc. (Vendor) and entering into Contract for the collection and digposal of solid waste, vegetative waste ard recycable materials for Bid Option 3 in the amount of '$685,800.00 for the frst year withthe Borough's option to extend the Contract for a Second year in the amount of $696,000.00 with Borough's option to extend the Contract {ora third year in the amount of $707,700.00 as set forth in the Bid Speolications and Bid Proposal and whereby the Borough entered into sald Contract (Contract); and WHEREAS, the Bid Specifications at page 28 stated that: “VEGETATIVE WASTE will be picked up in the following manner: GRASS AND YARD WASTE on the fiat four Wednesdays of each month from April throunh September. Grass cen be rmoxed wih yard waste and tree timmings-; and WHEREAS, the Borough Manager of the Borough of Lodl as Chief Executive Officer has determined that Vegetative Waste including grass end yard waste and tree {trimmings including leaves must also be picked up during the months of October, November and December and has negotiated a price withthe vendor for same at the ‘ate of $2,000.00 per week on each Wednesday during the months of October, November and December not to exceed 13 waeks or $26,000.00; and WHEREAS, N.J.A,C.5:90-11 et seq provides forthe issuance of change orders to contracts entered into with vendors whare the change arder does not exceed 20% of the Contract price; and WHEREAS, this change order amounts to merely 3.79% of the original Contract price; and. NOW, THEREFORE, BEIT RESOLVED, that the Borough Manager shall be and 's hereby authorized to execute @ Change Order Number One and attach same to the original Contract requiring the vendor to pick up Vegetative Waste including grass and yard waste and tree trimmings including leaves atthe rate of $2,000.00 per week on ‘each Wednesday during the months af October, November and December not to exceed 18 weeks or $26,000.00 in a form atlached hereto; andBE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Mayor and Councll Resolution No. 15-149 Which incorrectly stated the amount of $1,000.00 per wok not to exceed 19 weeks Or $819,000.00 is hereby rescinded; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Chief Financial Officer of he Borough has certified that funds are availabie for this Change Order Adopted this 20thday af October, 2018, ATTEST: Emi Carala, Jr, Mayor Debra Gifento, Maniojpal Clerk eum 3BOROUGH OF LODI ‘ONE MEMORIAL DRIVE, LODS, NEW JERSEY 07648 973-368-4005 FAKe 973-365-4729 Debra A, Cillento, RIC. Boroagl Clr, October 21, 2015 ‘Ms. Hlessa DiBells, Vice President/Secretary Sterling Caring, In. 99 Sterling Mine Road Sloatsburg, New York, 10974 ‘Re: Resolution Amendment and Change Order Project Collection and Disposal of Solid Waste, Vegetative Weste and Recyclable Metrials, Dear Ms. DiBell ave enclosed Resolution No, 15-155 approving Change Onde and Amendment to Conteact ‘and to rescind Resolution No, 15-149 which incorrectly sated the rate of Change Order as $1,00000. Please sgn all () amendments. Keep one foryour files an kindly mail back three signed amendments Sincerely, Aha @ Cbinte Debra A. Cento, RC. Borong erk Visit our website at wnwlodi.ni.oraCHANGE ORDER NUMBER ONE ‘Tals Change Order shall amend the terms and concitions of a Contract between {the Borough of Lodi Borough) and Sterling Carting Ine, (‘Contractor’) dated March £81, 2016 for the Collection and Disposal of Solid Waste, Vegetalive Waste and Recyclable Materials, WHEREAS, on March 31, 2015 the Mayor and Council ofthe Borough of Lodi ‘adopted Resolution No. 15-68 alithorizng the acceptance of the bid by Sterling Carting Ine. (Vendor’) and entering into Contract for the callecton and disposal of sold waste, vegetative waste and recyciablo materials for Bid Option in the amount of {$585,200.00 forthe first year with the Borough's option to extend the Contract for & ‘second year in te amouint of $696,000.00 with Borough's option to extend the Contract {or a tht year in the amount of $707,700.00 as set forth in the Bid Specifications and Bid Proposal and whereby the Borough entered into said Contract (Contract"); ane WHEREAS, the Bid Specifications at page 28 stated that: ‘VEGETATIVE WASTE will be picked up in the follawing manner: GRASS AND YARD WASTE on the first four Wednesdays of each month from April through September. Grass can be mixed with yard waste and tree trimmings."; and WHEREAS, the Borough Manager of the Borough of Ladi as Chief Executive Officer has determined that Vegetative Waste including grass and yerd waste and tree {fimmings including leaves must also be picked up cizing the manths of October, November and December and has negotiated a price witn the vendor for same at the Fate of $2,000.00 per week on each Wednesday during the months of October, November and December not to exceed 13 waeks of $26,000.00; and WHEREAS, N.J.A.C.6:90-11 et seq provides for the Issuance of change orders {o contracts entered into with vendors where the change order does not exceed 20% of the Contract price; and WHEREAS, this change order amounts 1o merely 3.79% of the original Contract price; and NOW, THEREFORE, FOR GOOD AND VALUABLE CONSIDERATION RECEIPT OF WHICH AND SUFFICIENCY OF WHICH IS HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGED this Change Order Number One shall amend the terms and Concitions of the original Contract in thatthe Vendor shall pick up Vegetative Waste lnoluding grass and yard waste and tree trimmings including loaves atthe rate of {$2,000.00 per week on each Wednesday during the manths of October, November and December not fo exceed 13 weeks or $26,000.00, NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the previous Change Order Number One:that had an incorrect amount of $1,000.00 per week not to exceed 18 weeks or $18,000.00 is hereby.rescinded.AGREED TOON THIS___ DAY OF OCTOBER, 2048. BOROUGH OF Lop! STERLING CARTING INC, Tony Cuna, Borough Manager cee President. RESOLUTION 15-47 BEIT RESOLVED, by the council of the Borough of Lodi, that the proper officers be and are hereby authorized to refund the following overpayment of taxes. Block Lot Qual-eode Name & Address Amount "Year 26 19 Peter & Jerilyn Loria $2,329. 2015 37Mae Arthur Ave. Lodl, NFO7644 ‘Make Cheets Payable and Mail to: Peter & Jerilyn Loria ClO Thomas J Barrett Bsq, 912 Kinderkamack Road Suite 1 Cee ea area ‘Thic recoution has Seen reviewed and Is coinplete. and “aogurets. 1 recommend pproug}at Rezolton No, _ we ‘Skairandine, Tax Coledar "——~ é a aS $ [orca _—} ‘nfowwscrapermsamecr ay 04s owauc oF toot Page: 2 i'm Ta Accom ota Intiy aug 26. Tax Year: 205 to 205 ier ae: ORR PEER REL Property Location; 37M ATOR A Ter tear, 05 ated tie EEO OEE Tad rine alt —— etek aad ace a Famers: 23672) SRT ‘lance: 0.00 0.0 0.00 0.00 oon Peer pe an ecko thd eeferece natch 1 rincipa)——rmteest_ 2015 rin edance bescripcion origina Bie 5,208.0 288.70 x/oyts 1 Famene G02 X86 105 os 23168 0.0 673.7 S/S 2 rament — OO. «Be Iw 734 1.00 458.5 xyoyis ° 3 rayent Wor x me ee 228.68 0.0 28.8 OeAUS 4 rament 9 a wm UG 2a oon 0.0 ‘otal principal lance for Tax vars in range: wsa SS aT October 20, 2015 BOROUGH OF Lopr COUNTY OF BERGEN STATE OF NEW JERSEY 2oise20i6 and 2016-2017 LICENSE TERM WHEREAS, Licensee has filed a verified petition to the State of New Jersey, Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control for a Special Ruling to perait renewal of inactive ‘License for the 2015-2016 and 2016-2017 License terme purevant to Nugsd.neaaii12-39) ands WHEREAS, the Director of tho Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control has reviewed said petition and hes found that the Licenses hae established good cause’ in Accordance with the statutory requirements ro approve renewal of said icense for the 2015-2016 and 2016-2017 License term; andr WHEREAS, aid License hes been inactive since on or avcind Novenber 4, 2010, for Which relief ie being sought pursuant to N.g.9.A.29:3-12.38; and WUERBAS, said License shall have @ special condition stating that no further lused at_an approved site on or before dune 20,2017, except if good cause For reconsideration 2 shows: MON THEREFORE, the Alcoholic Beverage Retail License Clearance Certificate for Nenewal was £ited in the Eorough Clesk's Office a of tay 14,2015- Yow, THEREFORE BE XT RESOLVED, that the Mayor and Council approve the seneval of Livense Wo.0231~33-018-008 for the 2015-2016 and 2026-2017 Iicense Term pursuant szarE 10, saemszs ADDRESS seapie sax 0231-33-048-006 Gregg street 200 Route 17 South N/A Restaurant Lie tedi, my 7648, ‘cbjections have been filed with fhe Borough Clesk's Office ageinst the issuance of this 1icense, DEBRA A. crurHHTO, R.M.C.kak Yiifis Clea STATE OF New JERSEY Jomo Hormant OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL cnc areverGoma, ee Deraremunr oF Law ap Pomc Sarery 1. Wesizy cats Division or Atcoxouic Brviracs Coxrnot a "20.00% 97 ‘TRENTON, 03625 0087 Pon 69) 9842850 P(E) 8-078 September 11, 2015 Us SPECIAL RULING TO PERMIT RENEWAL OF INACTIVE LICENSE PURSUANT TO NIS.A,33:1-12.39 FOR THE 2015-16 and 2016-17 LICENSE TERM(S LIC. NO. 0231-33-048.006 LIC. NAME: Gregg Stroct Restaurant LLC Docket No, 07-15 218.2452 Deer Potitioner: Enclosed please find a Special Ruling to permit consideration ofa renewal application forthe abovereferenced instive license pursuant to NJ-S.A.33:1-12.39. Ae noted inthe enclosed document, ‘this Ruling merely determined that good cause exits forthe suing authority to consider your appliotion. Its now within the purview of the lea jnving authority fo either grant or Sey your ‘renewal application in the reasonable exereiee oft diseretion. Bo advised that if your license is merely innetive and is sited at a premises, in order to activate this license during any of the loease terms referenced above, you ae required to file en ‘mendment o your license application pursuant to NI.A.C. 132-214, To propery file the amendment, ‘pages I, 2, and 11 ofthe 12 page license application must be ied with the loca issuing authority not ‘more then 10 days prior to, or 10 days after, opening the business ‘The loeal issuing authority wl then resont you with «cureat lense certificate which must be prominent displayed where it an be teadily cen by customers. NJAC. 13:2-23.13(0)]. ‘However, if your lcense ise "pocket lieeney" (a license not sited at a premises) and you Wish to activate your tiense ata premises during any of the oenge terms tefeenced above, you must file fll 12-page application transferring the iesnge from ‘pocket sttus to the intended prise, Please contact your local issuing authority to comply with all requirements regarding the transfer. “suggest that you contact the local issuing authority imnediatey to determine wha tops are ‘necessary to complet your license spplication renewal process ‘Very sry yours, 2 & Laie a Executive Assistent ©: ARC Licensing Burean Borough of Lodi Clerk eo Bs rte 0 Bax, Te, ny 2.087 ‘ew Sony dn Ewe Cpa Egle Prine ot ee Pa an RalSTATE OF NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY DIVISION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL LIC. NO. 0231-33-048-006 DOCKET NO. 07-15.21824524 INTHE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION TO PERMIT THE RENEWAL OF AN INACTIVE LICENSE PURSUANT TO N.1S.A. 33:1-12.39 FOR THE 2015-16 and 2016-17 LICENSE TERM(S) SPECIAL RULING Gregg Street Restaurant LLC BY THE DIRECTOR: ‘The petitioner or licensee hes filed a verified petition requesting authorization for the local ising authority te consider « sencwel application for Liceuse No, 231-33-048-006 for the license term(s) pursuant to the provisions of NJ.S.A. 33:1-12.39, TTheve reviewed the petition filed in this matter and have considered all the facts and circumstances related to the inactive status ofthis license. I find thatthe petitioner or licensee has established good cause in accordance with the statutory requirements to warrant an application for enewal of th license for the 2015-16 and 2016-17 license termi). Accordingly, the municipal issuing authority is hereby auttiorized to consider the ‘pplication for renevil of the subject license for the 2015-16 and 2016-17 license term(s) and to ‘thereupon grant or deny said application inthe reasonable exercise of its diseretion. This authorization does not abrogate the licensee's obligation to timely submit the license renewal application and requisite fees prior to any consideration of renewal, including obtaining tax clearance, Please note thatthe approval granted herein is conditions, and is based upon the representations set forth in the petitioner's notarized letters). This approval is subject to review and/or modification should the factual circumstances DATED: September 11, 2015BOROUGH OF LoD COUNTY OF BERGEN ‘STATE OF NEW JERSEY RESOLUTION NO. 15-159 BEIT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council ofthe Borough of Lodi, New Jersey ‘thatthe Public Meeting of the Mayor and Counell forthe year 2016 shall be held on the third ‘Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM. ( prevailing time ) in the Councll Chambers of the Municipal Building, One Memorial Drive, Lodi, New Jersey; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Executive Meeting shall be held on the second Tuesday of each month at 6:00 P.M. (prevailing time }in the Municipal Building, One Memorial Drive, Lodi, New Jersey; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that this resolution along with the schedule of ‘meetings be distributed to the Bergen County Clerk, The Record, the Shopper, and the North Jersey Herald News and a copy thereof be posted on the bulletin board in the Borough Clerk's Office in the Municipal Building. EXECUTIVE MEETINGS, 2016 PUBLIC MEETINGS, 2016 ‘TIME: 6:00 P.M. TIME: 7:00 P.M. ‘TUES. JAN. 2 TUES JAN. 19 ‘TUES. FEB 9 ‘TUES FEB. 16 TUES.MARCH 8. ‘TUES. MARCH 15 ‘TUES APRIL 2 ‘TUES. APRIL 19 ‘TUES. MAY. 10 ‘TUES. MAY 17 ‘TUES. JUNE “4 ‘TUES.JUNE 21 ‘TUES. JULY 2 TUES.JULY 19 TUES.AUGUST 9 ‘TUES. AUGUST 16 TUES. SEPT. B TUES. SEPT. 20 TUES OCTOBER 11 ‘TUES. OCTOBER 18 ‘TUES.NOVEMBER 8 ‘TUES. NOVEMBER 15, ‘TUES. DECEMBER 13 ‘TUES. DECEMBER 20 ‘FRIDAY, JULY 1, 2016; RE-ORGANIZATION MEETING- 12 NOON *** TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2016 - GENERAL ELECTION merrmenason Bee aa gaya Lhbea @ Debra A. Ciliento, RM.C. Borough ClerkeS BOROUGH OF LODI COUNTY OF BERGEN STATE OF NEW JERSEY RESOLUTION NO. 15-160 BEIT RESOLVED, by the Mayor and Council ofthe Borough of Lodi, New Jersey that the Order of Business at each Council Meeting shall be as follows: (a) Callto Order (2) Open Publie Meetings Notice (c)__ Pledge of Allegiance (6) Rolleat (e) Certificates and Awards (GApproval or Minutes of Previous Meetings (@) Communications (2) Reports of the Manager (© Resolutions @) Ordinances (9 Mayorand council Reports @_ Old Business (im) New Business (n) Hearing of Citizens ( Regular Meetings } (©) Adjournment ‘THISIS TO CERTIFY THAT THIS ISA TRUE COPY AS ADOPTED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF LODI, NEW JERSEY AT A MEETING WELDON Letoher 22 20/5- date 2. Ebente DEBRA A. CILIENTO, R.M.C BOROUGH CLERKRESOLUTION October 20, 2015 15. /2/, BE IT RESOLVED, by the council of the Borough of Lodi, that the proper officers be and are hereby authorized to refund the following overpayment of taxes duc to a State Tax Court Judgment, Year Block Lot Qual-code Name & Address 130 a Lucille Isearo 351 Westervelt Place. Lodi, New Jersey 07644 SI7TL26 2015 ‘Make Cheek payable and send to: This resolution has been reviewed and Is complete apd aopurate, | recommend ‘approval ofRevoluion Now — Ce Searindino, Tex Colecor‘1a% COURT OF NEW counry: Bergen “0? pocksE-afo. 01525¢ ‘ ISCARO, LUCTLLE Plaintiff(s), * : cIvzL ACTION ete v ‘JUDGMENT a eeeta LODE BOR Defendant (5) ‘he parties having ‘agreed upon a settlement, shall be ae eet “forth below: Block 130 Lot: 2 Street Addvesa: 351 Westervelt PL ATRUE COPY TAX _couRP_supawenr ren Ryan. Arsatr ex Cot of Mow Jaton Land: $144,000.00 Improvements: $291,000.00 eeenyr & rrax Court of Entered: 7/24/2015 Attorney for Plaintiff: Michael A Vespasiano Bsq Attorney for Defendant: Marcel R Wurms Esq ek Fret Ae ae (gis peOctober 20, 2015 BOROUGH OF LODI COUNTY OF BERGEN STATE OF NEW JERSEY RESOLUTION NO. 15.162 WHEREAS, Sami Jeafar/Car Direct, LLC. located at 61 Money Siect, Lodi, New Jersey has mle application for ssvance of whic dale eense pursuant Ondiance number 808-1 and; WHEREAS, the application has been fully investigated by the Fre Prevention Bureau and found wo be in order. WHEREAS, Sami Jafar/Car Direet, LLC. isin compliance witha police records acconding to the Lodi Police Department, NOW, THEREFORE, BEIT RESOLVED, by the Mayor and Couneil ofthe Borough of Loi, thatthe Borough Clerk is authorized to issue the aforesaid license o Sami Jaafar/Car Direct, LLC. in accordance wih its application and Oxdinance number 808-31, "This oct that de win Resolution was duly adope bythe Mayr and Cou the Borough of Lai tits rebar ction October 30, 2015, sRAA. CILIENTO, RMC Borough ClerkBOROUGH OF LoD BERGEN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY RESOLUTION NO__/g= Jag WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council of the Borough of Lodi have been advised of the proposed settlement of a tex appeal filed on behalf of INTERSTATE PROP GLENPOINTE ‘under Tax Gourt Docket No(s). 005527-2012, 00806-2013, 006875-2014 AND 002677-2015 forthe years(s) 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015; and WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council have been advised of the merits of tho subject tax ‘appeal by legal counsel, the Borough's expert appraiser and the Borough Tex Assessor, an WHEREAS, the above mentioned tax appeal is proposed to be settled in accordance “with the Stipulation of Settiement attached hereto and made @ part hereot; and WHEREAS, itis in the best interest of the Borough of Lodi to settle the subject tax appeal in accordance with the proposed Stipulation of Settoment. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Counel of the Borough of Lodi thatthe said tax appeal be setted and finalize In accordance withthe Stipulation of Saitlement attached hereto, and with respect to same, thet the Mayor, Borough Manager or any culls appropriate officiel Is hereby authorized to perform any act necessary to effectuate the purposes set forth in this Resolution BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a Certificate of Avallabilty of Funds pursuant to NuLS.A. 40A:4-67 has been carted by the Chief Financial officer and is attached hereto and made a part hereof. Emil Carafa, Jr, Mayor DEBRA CILIENTO, Borough Cierk Approved: ‘GEORGE REGO, Tax Assessor Dated:‘Atty ID No“ oseaate8s Bleu & Blau Altorneys at Law 228 Mountain Avenue PO Box 60, Springfield, New Jereey 07061 (273) 564-2008 ‘Altornoys for Pleintit Interstate Prop Glenpointe, Plaintiff Lodi, Defendant ‘Tax Court of New Jersey Docket Nos, 06627-2012 08036-2013 (006875-2014 (00287-2015 CIVIL ACTION STIPULATION OF SETTLEMENT (Without Affidavi® 1. itis hereby stipulated and! agroed that the assessment ofthe folowing property be ‘adjusted and judgment entered as follows: Block 224 Lot 307 ‘Address: Route 17 & 17 Robingon Road District Ladi Year(s): 2012 and 2018 Original Assessment] County Board Requested Judgment ___“sudgment Tand § BA 700 § 540,700 Improvement $047,000 Direat ‘$848,500 Total $1,497,600 ‘Appeal $7,398,000 Block 224 Lot S07 ‘Address: Route 17 and 17 Robinson Road District: Lodi Year(s): 2044 and 2016 Original Assessment] County Board Requested Judgment a Judgment nd 5 549,700 ¥ 540,700 improvement $847,900 Direct — ‘$902,200 Total $1,407,600 Appeal $1,452,0002. The undersigned have made such examination ofthe value end proper assessment of the property and have obtained such eppraisals, analysis and information with respect to the valuation and assessment of the property as they deom necassary and appropriate for the purpose of enabling them to enter ito the Stipulation. The assessor ofthe taxing district has been consulted by the aitomey for the taxing district with respect to this setlement and has ‘concurred, 3. Based upon he fergong, the undersigned represent tothe Cou tha the above Setloment ul ecu ma assesment ate fa aeons vale oft propetio corer vith soning practsgenealyappcate nthe tng ste os ented ny STATUTORY EW TedesT PapSusor To MIM L¥:2-L7, VTE wAivel BY rb Alin Ault 5] "entero orci a ate otenty-ondgront oe eae. Alte shoud ve malo! Blau & Blu, attomeje or Plant Ra uu ‘ian F Spielo Alora for Plentit Attomey for Defendant Dated: August 26, 2015 Dated Conve PECE, TAL ATED IoBOROUGH OF LOD! BERGEN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY RESOLUTION NO_/5=/64 WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council ofthe Borough of Lodi have been advised of the proposed settlement of a tax appeal fled on behalf of JANET GOLE under Tax Court Docket No(s). 018868.2014 forthe calender years(6) 2014; and WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council have been advised of the merkis ofthe subject tax ‘2ppeal by legal counsel the Borough's expert appralser and the Borough Tax Assessor, and WHEREAS, the above mentioned tax appeal is proposed to be setied in accordance ‘with the Stipulation of Settlement attached hereto and made a part hereof; end WHEREAS, itis in the best interest of tne Borough of Lodi to settle the eubject tax appeal in accordance with the proposed Stipulation of Settlement, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Counel of the Borough of Logi thatthe said tax apipeel be settled and finalized in accordance with the Stipulation of Settlement attached hereto, and with respect to same, thatthe Mayor, Borough Manager or any ‘ther appropriate official is hereby authorized to pertoim any act necessary to effectuate the purpuses sel for In this Resotutton, BEIT FURTHER RESOLVED that a Certiiate of Avallbilty of Funds pursuant to ‘NALS.A. 40A:4-57 has been cetified by the Chief Financil officer and is attached hereto and made a part here. ERIC CARAFA, JA. Mayor DEBRA CILIENTO, Borough Ciewe Approved: GEORGE REGGO, Tax Assessor Dated:Alan P. Spiniello ‘Attorney at Law NJ Attomey iD #014151985 445 Essex Stroot, Sulte 103 Hackensack, New Jersey 07601 (201) 489.087 Attorney for Defendant, Borough af Ladi JANET COLE: "TAX COURT OF NEW JERSEY £ Docket #: 0158682014 Praintif, ve, CIvILACTION BOROUGH OF LoD! STIPULATION OF SETTLEMENT Defendant. x 1. itis hereby stipulated and agreed thatthe assessment ofthe following property be adjudged and a judgement bo entered as folows: BLOCK: 9 Lor: 42 STREET ADDRESS: 90 Charles Streot YEARS(): 2014 TAXING DISTRICT; "Borough of Ladi Settled Amount and Original County Tax and Requested Tax. Assessment Board ugement Court Judgement Land {146,000.00 $146,000.00 $148,000.00. Improvements $7,800.00 __38,000.00 Total $203,800.00 $186,000.00 $188,700.00 2, ‘The undersigned have made such examination of the Value and proper assessment ‘of the property(ies) and have obtained such appraisals, analysis and information with respect 10 the valuation and assessment ofthe properiy(es) as they deem necessary and appropriate for the purpose of enabling them to enter into this stipulation. The ‘Assessor ofthe taxing district has been consulted by the attorney forthe taxing distict ‘with respect to thls settlement and has concurred. 8, Based upon the foregoing, the undersigned represent o the Court that the above Settlement wil result in an assessment atthe fair assessable value ofthe property(es) consistont with assessing practioes generally applicable In the taxing ctrct 2s required bylaw. 4, Statutory Interest, pursuant to NVSA 54:9-27.2 having been waived by taxpayer, shall not be pale,Dated: Dated: Dated, 2015: 2018 » 2018 — George Reggo ‘Tax Assessor Borough of Lodi B ‘Alan P. Spinielo, Esq ‘Atiomey for Defendant, Borough of Lodi Bi Robert Spiotl, Esq, Attomey for Plaintif, ‘Janet ColeBOROUGH OF LoD! BERGEN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY RESOLUTION NO! /5=/65" WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council of the Borough of Lodi have been advised of the Proposed settlement of a tax appeal led on behalf of JANET COLE under Tax Court Dooket No(s). 01589-2014 for the calendar yaars(6) 2014; and WHEREAS, the Mayor and Counci have been advised of the merits af the subject tax ‘appee! by legal counsel, the Borough's expert appraiser and the Borough Tax Assessor; and WHEREAS, the above mentioned tax appeal is proposed to be seltled in aocordance \ith the Stipulation of Séttement attached hereto and made a part hereof; and WHEREAS, itis in the best interest of the Borough of Lodlto settle the subject tax eppaal In ecordance withthe proposed Stipulstion of Settlement. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Couneil of the Borough of Lodi thatthe seid tax appeal be settod and nelized in accordance wlth the Stipulation of ‘Settioment attached hereto, and with respect to same, that the Mayor, Borough Manager or any ‘other appropriate official is hereby authorized to perform any act necessary to effectuate the Purposes set forth inthis Resolution, BEIT FURTHER RESOLVED that a Certificate of Availabilty of Funds pursuant to ‘NL.S.A. 408:4-57 has been oortilied by the Chief Financial officer and is attached hereto and ‘made a part hereof. ENIL CARAFA, JF Mayor DEBRA CILIENTO, Borough Clark Approved! GEORGEREGEO, ‘Tax Assessar Dated:‘Alan P. Spiniello Atforey et Law NJAttomey 1D 4014151265 45 Essex Stet, Suite 103 Hackensack, New Jersey 07601 (201) 489-207, Attorney for Defendant, Borough of Lodi JANET COLE = TAX COURT OF NEW JERSEY Docket #: 015869-2014 Paint, vs, cIVILACTION BOROUGH OF LoD! 7 STIPULATION OF SETTLEMENT Dafendant. x 1. itis hereby stipuited and agreed that the assessment of the following property be adjudged and a judgement be antered as follows: BLOCK: 9 Lor: 44 STREET ADDRESS: 26 Charles Street YEARS (©): ore TAXING DISTRICT: Borough of Lodi Soltled Amount and County Tax. and Requested Tax BosrcJudsement Court Judgement Land $156,200.00 $186,800.00, Improvements 485,000.00 _168,700,00 Total 341,900.00 $826,000.00 2, The undersigned have made such examination ofthe value and proper assessment of the property(ies) and havo obtalned such appraisals, analysis and information with respect to the valuation and assessment ofthe properiy(es) as they deem necessary ‘and appropriate forthe purpose of enabling them to enter into this stipulation. The ‘Assessor ofthe taxing district has been consutted by the attorney forthe taxing distet With respect to this Setemient and has concurred. 8. Based upon te foregoing, the undersigned represent othe Court that the above Settement wil result in an assessment atthe far assessable vale ofthe propery(es) consistent with assessing practices generally appicable in the taxing ditt as required by law, 4, Statutory interest, pursuant to NJSA 54:3-27.2 having been waived by taxpayer, shall not be paDated: 2015 George Rego “Tax Assessor Borough of Lodi Dated, 2018 ‘ian P Spinel, Esa. ‘Allorney for Dafandant, Borough of Ladi Dated 2016: Be Robert Splat, Esa, Aiomey for Plant, Janet CoteBOROUGH OF LoDI BERGEN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY RESOLUTION NO.._/ Leb WHEREAS, the Mayor and Counel of the Borough of Lodi have been advised of the proposed settloment a tax appeal fod on behalf af GEORGE W. & CARMEN D. BREWSTER under Tax Gour Docket No(s). 0015545-2014 forthe calendar years(s) 20114; and WHEREAS, the Mayor and Cauntil have been advised of the merits of the subject tax ‘@ppeal by legall counsel, the Botough's expert appraiser and the Borough Tax Assessor, and WHEREAS, the attove mentioned ta» appeal is proposed to be satel in aecordannce With the Stipulation of Settlement attached hereto and made @ part hereof; and WHEREAS, iLis in the best interest of the Borough of Lodi to.gettle the subject tex appeal in accordance with the ptoposed Stipulation of Setiement. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Counel of the Botough of Lodt that the said tax appeal be settled and finalized in aecordance withthe Stipulation of Settioment attached hereto, and with respect to same, that the Mayor, Borough Manager or any ‘other appropriate official is hereby authorized to perform any act necessary to effectuate the ° Purposes set forth In this Resolution BET FURTHER RESOLVED that a Certificate of Availablity of Funds pursuant to NuLLS.A. 40A:4-67 has been certited by the Chief Financial officer and is attached hetelo and made & part hereat, EWiiL CARAFA, JR. Mayor DEBRA CILIENTO, Borough Giere ‘Approved: GEORGE REGE Tax Assessor Dated:‘Atan P. Spiniello ‘Attomey at Law KJ Atlomey ID #0141 81986 45 Essex Street, Suitd 103, Hackensaok, New Jersey 07601 (01) 489.877 Atomey for Defendant, Borough of Lect GEORGE W. And CARMEN. ‘TAX COURT OF NEW JERSEY BREWSTER Docket #: 015545-2014 Plaintt, CIvILAGTION BOROUGH OF LOD! : STIPULATION OF SETTLEMENT 1. tis hereby sipulted and agreed that the assossmént of he folowing propery bo adjudged and a judgement be entered as follows: BLOCK: 44 Lor: 19 STREETADDRESS: 122 Giove Steet YEARS(S): 2014 TAXING DISTRICT: "Borough of Lodi Sattlad Amount and Original County Tax and Requested Tax Assessment Board Judgement Court Judgement Land $195,000.00 $195,500.00 $195,000.00 Improvements _985.500,00 385,500.00, 325,000.00 Total $550,500.00 . $560,500.00 . $520,000.00 2, ‘The tndersigned have made such examination of the value and proper assessment of the property(ies).and have obtained such appraisals, analysis and Information with respect to the valuation and assessment of the pfoperty(es) as they deem necessary ‘and appropriate for the puipose of enabling ther to enter tat this stipuation, The ‘Assessor of the taxing district has been consulted by, the attomey for the taxing dstict with respect to this settlement and has concurred, ‘8. Based upon the foregoing, the undersigned represent fo the Court that the above ‘Settlement will result in an assessment at the fair assessable value of the property(ies) ‘consistent with assessing practices genorally applicable inthe taxing distt as required by law. 4, Statutory interest, pursuant to NISA 54:9-27.2 having been waived by taxpayer, shall nt be paidDated, Dated: 2015 » 2016 2018 George Regge Tax Assessor Borough of Lodi By Alan P. Spiel, Esa, ‘Attorney for Defercant, Borough of Lodi by, John. Loyd, Eg, ‘Attorney for Plaintif, Hudson City Savings BankBOROUGH OF LODI BERGEN COUNTY, NEW snRSEY ‘RESOLUTION NO: /fe 467 ‘Whereas tie Mayor and Council ofthe Borough of Lodi have bean advised of the proposed settlement ofa ‘x appeal filed on bebalf of Painfield Industral Plaza Associates, under Tex Conc Doccet Nos), 00482-2011 sand 00421-2012 for the year(s) 201 1 end 2012; and ‘Whereas ihe Mayox and Council have been advised of the merits ofthe subject ax appeal by legal counsel, ‘the Borough's expest appraiser and the Borough Tex: Assessor and “Whereas the above mentioned tax appeal i proposed to be sald in accordance with the Stipulation of| Settoinent attache! hereto dnd made-@ pat hereof, aid ‘Whereas, its in the bestnteest ofthe Borough of Lodi fo site the subject tx appeal in atoordance with (he proposed Stipulation of Settlement [Now therefore be it resilved by te Mayot and Comeil of the Brough of Lodi that te sid tax appeal be ‘itl aud finalized in avcordince withthe Stipulation of Seitlement attached hereto, and wilh respect fo seme, ‘thatthe Mayor, Borough Manager or anyother appropriste offical is hereby authorized to pexfrm any act, necessary to effectuate the purposes set forth inthis Resolution, Beit further resolved that a Certificate of Availability of Funds pursuant to NSA. 4044-57 has been, cettifed bythe Chief Financial offiver and is attached hereto and made a pat herof, Gai ange Debra Giliento, Borough Glek Approved: ‘George Reego ‘Tax Assessor Dated:SCHNECK LAW GROUP LC 301 South Livingston Avenue, Suite 105 Livingston, New Jetsey 07039 (973) 533.9500 ‘Attomeye for PLAINTIFF AIRFIELD INDUSTRIAL PLAZA ASSOC. Plain, BOROUGH OF LoDI Defendant, ‘TAX QOURT OF NEW JERSEY DOCKETNO.: 00489-2011 Civil Actio STIPULATION OF SETTLEMENT (Without A tidavit) 1. leis hereby stipulated and agreed that the assessment af the following property be adjusted ad a judgment entered as follows: BLOCK: 164 Lor, 4 STREET ADDRESS: 98 SIDNBY ST, Year: 2011 ORIGINAL, ‘ASSESSMENT LAND $243,500 IMPROVEMENTS +3500, 000 TOTAL 91,143,500 COUNTY BOARD ‘TAX COURT, JUDGMENT JUDGMENT. $283,500, Direct Appeal 706,500, 950,000,2 The uietipned hive made such examination ofthe value end proper assesment of the propary(es) end have obinined such apni, snalyis and Sifrmeton with respect to the ~iluation wid assessment of the properties) hey deem necesery and appropiate fr the purpose of ‘nabling them io enter nto the Spoon. ‘he asestr to th taxing ditt has besa consed by. ‘the ettomey forthe taxing district with respect 1o this setlement and has concur 3. Based wpon the foregoing, the undersigned represent to the Coutt that the sbove ‘setlenent will resultin an assessment at the fir assessable valve ofthe property(es)tonsistent with ‘assessing paetioes gesirally applicable inthe taxing district as requized by law. 4 Sehnecls Attouney far FAIRFIELD INDUSIIUAL PLAZA ASSOC’, and forwenied to Michel 1 Sehneck, Boy 301 South Livingston Ave, Livingston, NI 07035 sithirsinty {60} dey-ofthedar of thetsdgmeat, 5. Statutory. intrest pursuant fo NLS.A,54°3-27,2 ie waived by the texpayee and shall not be prid on-the-eonditionhe-mefind i seedived pursuont o-Parmgreph A hereaf-withie- 68-day ftomr— he dito entey of theFndgment— 6. The provisions of paragraph 4 and 5 shall suvive Judgment even if not inluded on the Judgment issued by the Tax Court of New Jersey,7. All counterslaims will be withdrawn as prt-of this settlement. 8. The Paites agive that foe Freeze Aet shall not apply to this Judament. DEFENDANT By; ‘Ala. Spinel, Be, DATED:SCHNECK LAW GROUP LLC 301 South Livingston Aveau, Suite 105, Livingston, New Jersey 07039 (673) 533-5300, “Attoriey for PLAINTIEP AIRFIELD INDUSTRIAL PLAZA, Assoc. Pleintit, ve BOROUGH OF LOD Defendant, ‘TAX COURT OF NEW JERSEY DOCKET NO:: ooaza1-z012 Givi Action STIPULATION OF SETTLEMENT (Without Aida) 1, Itis hereby stipulated and agreed that she aseessment of the following property be adjusted ‘anda judgment entered as follows BLOCK: 164 Lor: 4 STREET ADDRESS: 98 SIDNEY ST. Year: 2012 ORIGINAL ASSESSMENT LAND 243,500 IMPROVEMENTS $900,000 TOTAL $1,183,500, COUNTY BOARD ‘TAX COURT JUDGMENT. JUDGMENT $245,500 Direct Appeal $706,500 $950,0002. ‘Tho-undersigned have mde such examination ofthe value and proper assesment. of ‘he popery(ies) and have obtained such eppeisl,aialyis and informition with respect to the ‘valuation end assess ofthe properties) they deem necesery and appropiate fo he pupose of ‘bling them to enter ito the Stipa. The asssor othe taxing dst ha ben goat by ‘the attorney Zoc the taxing district with regpetto thie settlement and hes ooncimed, 3. Bated upon the foregoing, the undevtignel represent to the Coutt thet the above Sefement wll raul in on assessment at the fi assessable value ofthe proptst(ia) consistent with ‘assesing practices generally applicable inthe taxing ditt as required by te. 4, Refunds as a result of the settlement set forth herein shall be payable to ‘Michael 1 Schnesk, Attomey for FAIWIBLD INDUSTRIAL PLAZA ASSOC", and forwarded to Michael Sehneck, Beg, 301 South Livingston Ave, Livingston, NI 07039 wikin-say(60}-deye ofthe deta-of- theedgment- 27.28 waived by the taxpayer end shell not ‘Statutory interest pursuant to NUSA. 5 ‘be pad of the-oondition te weft jo-tenived-putantt Paragraph 4 hereof within 60-depeftom— ~the-date of o-eatey of he Tudgmestiw 6 ‘The provisions of pacegraph 4 and 5 shell survive Judgment even if not inchaded onthe ‘Fudgment issued by the Text Cou of New Jersey.7. AlLéontetetgims will be withdrawn es past of his setement, 8. The Pasties sree that che Freaze Act shallot apply to this Jadement. mL ESQ, i a\ att DEFENDANT 2¢iceeneerea ‘Alma. Spinelo, Esq DATED: ao eee C6okbe RECO Ay ASSESSORa feats [a s0ROUGH OF L001 BERG GOUNTY, NeW UCRSEY RESOLUTION NO. /6-/6E WHEREAS, the Mayor and Counel of the Borough of Lodi have been advised of the proposed settlement of a tax appeal fled on behalf of JAMES P, ALESSO, JR. under Tax Court Pocket No(s). 008470-2009, 008882-2010, 008818-2012, 004859-2013, 05285-2014 and. 00783-2018 for the calendar years(s) 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015; and WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council have been advised of the mets ofthe subject tax ‘2ppeel by legal counsel, the Borough's expert appraiser and the Borough Tax Assessor; and WHEREAS, the above mentioned tax appeal is proposed to be settied in accordance with the Stipulation of Settiement attached hereto and made a part hereof, and WHEREAS, itis inthe best interest of the Borough af Lodi to satle the subject tex eppeal In accordance with the proposed Stipulation of Settlement. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Councit-of the Borough of Lodi that the said tax appeal be settled and finalized in accordance with the Stipulation of Settlement attached hereto, and with respect to same, thatthe Mayer, Borough Manager or any ‘thor appropriate offal is hereby authorize iv perforin any act necessary %0 eflectuate the Purposes set forth in this Resolution BE (T FURTHER RESOLVED thet a Certificate of Availabilty of Funds pursuant to ‘NS.A, 40A:4-57 has been certified by the Chief Financial officer and is attached hereto and ‘made a part hereof EWC CARAFA, JA Mayor DEBRA CILIENTO, Borough Clerk ‘Approved: ‘GEORGE REGO, Tax Assessor Dated:PLESS & HABEEB, LLP Randal W. Habeeb, is, Attorney ID No. 029431982 3 University Plaza Hackensack, NT 07601, 201-343-0900 ‘Attorneys for Paint, James P. Alesso JAMES P. ALESSO, IR. ‘TAX COURT OF NEW JERSEY DOCKET NO: 008470-08 Plaintiff, 006582-30 oossis-12 ‘004859.13 005235.14 ‘BOROUGH OF LODI, 7133.15 Defendant Civil Action STIPULATION OF SETTLEMENT 1, tis hereby stipulated ané agreed that the assessment ofthe following property be adjudged and a judgment be entered a fellows: BLOCK: 89.01 Lori STREET ADDRESS: 91 Union Steet “RAR: 2009 ‘TAXING DISTRICT: Borough of Lodi Settled Amount Original County Tex and Requested Tax Land: $752,300 DIRECT ¥ 752300 Improvements: $433,600 DIRECT 3 147,700 Tota: $1,185,900 DIRECT 8 500,000 BLOCK: 89.01 LOT: 19 STREET ADDRESS: 91 Union Steet YEAR: 2010 ‘TAXING DISTRICT: Borough of Lodi Settled Amovnt Originat County Tee and Requested Tox Assessment Board Judgment CoustJudement Land $152,300 DIRECT ¥ 752,300 Improvements: $433,600 DIRECT $ 172700 Tou: $1,185,900, _ DIRECT $925,000,‘BLOCK: 89.01 Lor: 19 ‘STREET ADDRESS! 91 Union Street ‘YRAR: 2012 ‘TAXING DISTRICT: Borough of Lodi Settied Amount Original County Tax and Requested Tax Assessineat BouudJudkament — Court Iudement Land: § 752,300 DIRECE $752,300, Improvements: $433,600 DIRECT $ 3877700, Toul: $9,185,500 DIRECT 31,140/000 BLOCK: 89.01 Lor 19 STREET ADDRESS: 91 Union Street YEAR: 2013 TAXING DISTRICT: Borough of Lodi Seltled Amouat Origine County Tex and Requested Tax Assessment ‘BontdJudsment — Court Judgment Land: 752,300 DIRECT $752,300, Improvements: § 4335600 8 387,700 ‘Toll $1,185,900 1,140,000, BLOCK: 89.01 Lor: 19 STREET ADDRESS: 91 Union Street ‘YEAR: 2014 TAXING DISTRICT: Borough of Lodi Settled Amount Oxiginal County Tax and Requested Tax ‘Assessment BoacdJuisment oust Judement__ Land: ‘$752,300, DIRECT $752,300 Improvements: $433,600 DIRECT $387,700, Toul $1,185,900 DIRECT $1,140,000BLOCK: 89.01 ior 19 STREET ADDRESS: 91 Union Steet YEAR: 2015 TAXING DISTRICT: Borough af Lodi Settled Amount Originat County Tex and Requested Tae ‘Assessment ‘Bost Judement " Land 3752200 DIRECT ¥ 757,300 Improvements: $433,600 DIRECT § 387,700 ‘Tota: $9,185,900, DIRECT $1,100,000 2 __Theundersigned have made such examination of the value and proper assessment of the property and have obtsined such appraisal, analysis snd information with respect to the valuation and assessment of the property a they deem necessary and approptite forthe purpose ‘of enabling them to enter into this stipulation, The Assessor of the taxing district has been consulted by the attorney Zor che taxing district with respect ta thie setlement and has concurred. 3. Based upon the foregoing, che indersigned represen to the Court that the above ‘Soceanent will result in an assesment st the fair assssnble value of th property consistent with assessing practices generally applicable inthe taxing disse! as required by law. Seen ee ee — toNISA. 545-2725 olhorapplieablelanen2 0 builiVEQ. BY 7PEE RC. vu MYfibics Bob BEA me 7. ‘The patios agiee tha the 2011 assessed value shall not be disturbed AT> J /'90 we9.c9 cad: Date amis George Rego ‘Tax Assessor Borough of Lodi Dated: 2015 ‘Aim? Spiniello, Boy, Attomey for Defendant, Borough of LoiDated pons By: PLESS & HABEEB, LLP Randal W- Faboob, Bog ‘Attorneys for Plant, James P. Asso, Jae a Sa Ss mist BOROUGH OF LODI BERGEN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY RESOLUTION NO! /5= /69 WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council ofthe Borough of Loci hava been advised of the proposed settlement of 2 tax appeal fled on behalf of VINCENZO AND MARIA VIRGA under “Tax Court Docket No(s): 015772:2074 for the calendar years(6) 2014; and WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council have been advised of the merits of the subject tax. ‘appeal by legal counsel, the Borough's expert appraiser and the Borough Tax Assessor; and WHEREAS, the above mentioned tax appeal is proposed to be settled in accordance with the Stipulation of Settlement attached hereto and made a part hereof; and WHEREAS, [tis in the best interest ofthe Borough of Lod to sotto the subject tax appeel In accordance withthe proposed Stipulation of Settlement NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council af the Borough of ‘Lod! thatthe said tex appeal be settled and finalized in accordanoe with the Stipulation of Seitlomant attached hereto, and with respect to same, thatthe Mayor, Borough Manager or any other appropriate official is hereby authorized to perfarm any aot necessary to effectuate the purposes set fort inthis Resolution. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a Certificate of Availabilty of Funds pursuant to ‘NLS.A, 40A:4-57 has been certified by the Chief Financial officer and Is attached hereto and made a part hereot. ElliL CARAFA, JR. Mayor DEBRA CILIENTO, Borough Clerk Approved: GEORGE REGO, Tax Assessor Dated:nt. aciopm comms an HORN Law GHouP, LLe ATTORNEYS AP LAW ao1Amam STREET TOMS RIVER, NJ 08753, Phone: (782)736-0300 ox: (792) 201-2014 ‘Atomieye for Plant Na Attorney ID: Jeff J. Hom ~021374097 Margaret Steffen - o0¢t22008 Vege, Vinces2o 8 Na, ‘TAX COURT oF NEW JERSEY DecketNo. 015772-2014, (Paint “ i awviLAGTON Lodi Borouph, STIPULATION (Cetera OF SETTLEMENT 4. lUis hereby spulted and agreed thatthe assessmont of Block 2, Lot 43, fosted a 248 Hazon Ave, Lo Borough of Bergen County, be adjusted anda Jute enor afl for he 2014 tax years Saal naseeman | TF Ba] Rad TTC Setar cout Judgment a Gc [imoorenee io a inant | STBDOO = Far [ 610860 [Tear S00 2, The undérsgnad have made such examination ofthe value end proper ‘assessment ofthe property and have objlnad such appraisals, ana and leformaton wih respect he vluson’and easossment ofthe propery as thay ‘deem necessary and sppropiste or ihe purpase of ening them to erentomranine Heme ue compe oman an ‘he spuiaton, The assessor ofthe tod wshiet has bpen consulted by the stfomey forthe asp dst wth respect otis element ar has concur, {. Based upon the forepoing, the undersigned represent othe gout that the above setdemani wi esulin nt aszessmentat tha far assassabie value of the Property consistent th asseesiag practices general applicable nthe taxing sie 2s required by law “4 Statutory interest pureuat to NL8.A, 645-272, having been waived By taxpayer shell net pai 5. The patie’ agroo:bat teeth been no change value or municpeh vide ‘evaluaon or resssessment adopld forthe tx year 204, ab therefor agree ‘thatthe provisions of N.S.A, 54:51A-8 (Freeze At) shal be spplable othe ‘ssessient onthe piper rere io heres for eid Frecze Act yet). No Freeze Act year(s) hal be the basis for dpolistion othe Freeza At or any subsequent yea). date 3. /S.2o¢s “aE em omer Pat Date “na ar TnOctober 20, 2015 BOROUGH OF LOD! COUNTY OF BERGEN ‘STATE OF NEW JERSEY RESOLUTION NO. 15-170 WHEREAS, a Bergen County Community Development grant of $120,000.00 has been proposed by the Boys & Girls Club of Lodi, County of Bergen for Juvenile Intervention in the municipality of the Borough of Lodi, WHEREAS, pursuant to the State Interlocal Services Act, Community Development funds may not be spent in a municipality without authorization by the Mayor and Council, and WHEREAS, the aforesaid projects are in the best interest of the people of the Borough of Lodi, and WHEREAS, this resolution does not obligate the financial resources of the ‘municipality and is intended solely to expenditure of the aforesaid CD funds; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Mayor and Council of the Borough of Lodi hereby confirm endorsement of the aforesaid projects, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that a copy of this resolution shall be sent to the Director of the Bergen County Community Development Program so that implementation of the aforesaid project may be expedited. “HIS TO CERTIFY THAT THIS (S ATRUE COPY AS ADOPTED BY THE ‘BOROUGH COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH ‘OF LOD) NJ. ATA MEETING HELD ON. Octher of 2015 pono cerK_otbdea 4. bhinteGREAT FUTURES START HERE, WS 5 Se ee BOYS & GIRLS cLuns Fide Lacs SLsonCKENSIOH Fiat cee he tis ‘Sena ret Sey tents ‘Sepia Ssemtry October 2, 2025 bib elo ‘Sgotive Diner Borough of Lod Setar Debra Cento, Borough Clerk Stew One Memorial Dive ‘emcas : es Lod, O7648 omeztanee ora ‘Se ata ee ee Stent Please find enclosed a copy of our Bergen County Community Development Aaratrs ee Block Grant Applications for our Lodi Fality. There ae two applications, one Seif Mite Deer Mrs. Cliente: forthe tren teventon Popam, andthe ee ora Cantal Peete Semin rake our restrooms Handleap Aces Se rrr: which is required by Bergen County Please forward the endorsing resolution “ane ict ‘to Bergen County Community Development as soon 2s possible, and please ies ent ct provide us» copy a wel Soak Eo el te Thankyou for your assistance. ‘nS — Aloe Spinal, ag. Director of Development & Special Projects Facile ven, Lod New say Oo Ps [STA] ATE TAO STA) THT 0787 Teal Faity/diminsrtive Ofc Hodkensock Fly P.O. 80x45, Hackensack, New Jersey 076020489 P: (201) 880-7248 F (23) ‘ww 96CORODLorg ‘Wi AGCDFHACKENSACK OrgBERGEN COUNTY Division of Community Development 1__ APPLICANT Malcipalvagency: ‘ayoriixective Diestor Boys & Girls Clubs of Lodi/iackensacke ‘Michael J, Nerdino, Executive Director aaaress: i State Zip Cole 460 Passsic Avenue Lodi ww ores | “GRANTS CONTACT: TLE: i TLEPHONE: Joseph Licata Director of Development & Special Projects Joe Licata@lygcoflad.org 973-473-7410 ext. 113 Tact DUDS eyed) ‘ccR cian CODE AND B FREE 9734737413 | 030463830 SDR79 02/06/2016 I PROJECT FUNDING Wl. CDBG_ ELIGIBILITY Tetivity Category [National Objestive conc Request $120,000 TrAeqaston Tr Lt Are Rena CDBG PRIOR YEARS $45,028 | | Cl runtcrnctises ne Lintes cents LOCAL FUNDS: Imran / Back | | tts STATE FUNDS Ci robe service OF uansete PROGRAMINCOME, $10,000] | Crewing retetiatn ormmr new CanstrostonHoasne (or CD Use only) Cpesning Admistratan AMOUNT AWARDED 5 E1eonemie Dvlpmunt IV.__ PROJECT INFORMATION ‘Nand of Projets Juvenile Intervention | Project Cocation: Boys & Gis Ghab oF Ladi Coane Bergen Bia NT Zip Code: Veet Project Schedule ‘Tlousing/Land Acquistion Projects =| ‘Month Year Plans & Specs Completed ate Land Area: Block: Estimated Bid Date ae Balding Area: Lot: Estimated Start Up —_= Dwelling Unis: Located in Wetlends Estimated Completion Ye 0 No V.__ COMPLETION CHECKLIST VI. FINANCIAL INFORMATION Ya Ne Nk Application Comploted & Cevttetion Signed ‘Mort Recent audit attached = “Maiipal endorsing rvoltion attached “Job deseripttons attached Copy of 501(C) 3 Certiieaton (Nonproie) ‘Projet Lacston map attacked ‘Arcitecttngineer Cost Estimates Authorized Signatory: Michel. Nardine Name of Bank: Fascaek Community Bank Adress: 2 Mercer Strut, Ladi N3 07644 ‘Accounts OS1010023 ‘Please includes copy of your most recent uence audeVil. FULL PROJECT DESCRIPTION (Detail use of funding) [PROJECT DETAILS: (BE SPECLFIC) At the Boys & Girls Clubs of Loditiaskensack’s Lodi Club House, mentoring and case management has been integrated nto all especte of Club Programing All ofthe members tha participate inthe mentoring program ae selected by way of an epplication process, which determines the needs of the children baso on the Club's ness assessment. Fotiowing the application process, mentors create a youth program plan that identifies the child’ risk factors and areas where improvement is needed. Gosle and objectives are oeated fr each member inthe you program plan, which then guides tie case management sessions. Mentors are comprised of both staff and volunters, snd they mentor atria youth inthe following areas: individully- Mentors meet with mentees at least tree tines per week individually, and work onthe specific areas, goals, and objectives as outlined inthe youth program plan. small Group- Members with like risk factors andlor interest are placed in groups of thresto five chiléren. Multiple mentors andor other volunteer then work with these groups in social interaction setngs to work on aess such a, self eateem, problem solving, conflict rescltion, socal competeney, and et. Peer to Pees-This component ofthe mentoring program allows members to actively patcpate in mentoring. High School students mentor middle school students and middle schol students mentor elementary school students. All poor to pear mentoring is supervised by sn appropriate staff member. etor Recruitment: The Boys & Girls Clubs of Loi/Hackensick's mentoring coordinator works with verious colleges and universities; which inclad, Ramapo College of NI, Farleigh Dickinson Univesity, Bergen Community College, etician College, Montclair Sate University, and William Paterson Universit to recruit mentors who have an appropiate major that would benefit the mentoring program. Cuetly College Stent mentors have majors in School Counseling, aychology, Eévcation, and ober. In addition, the Mentoring Coordinator works with ohes agencies to recruit mentors, These agencies chided, the Iuicr League of Bergen County snd Bergen County Links Mentor Application Process- All mentors undergo rigorous spplication and screening process. Mentors are interviewed nd receive a criminal background check, end mast comply with all organization standards as if they were a staff rember, Tis ensures that all mentors understand the importance of their position, an seriousnes of the program Mentor Treining- All approved mentors meet individually with the Club's Mentoring Coordinator to learn about ll areas ofthe ease management process. They discuss the required paperwork, daa input into tracking systems and outcome eesurement, end complete mock youth program plans and ease management worksheets. New mentors are they asignd| to an established mentor for a two traning period. During tis training period new inntor lam best practices for mentoring; which include converstion starters, relationship building, where nd when to meet with amente, ad how to work with the appropriate staff member tothe best benefit ofthe child. ent Bvalution- All mentors are evaluated by the Club's Mentoring Coordinator monthly. tach mentr's case notes nd conversation worksheets are reviewed by the Mentoring Coordinate. In addition, the Mentoring Coordinator implements a survey to all mentees on a quarterly basis, fo ensure thatthe mentor/mente relationship is working and beneficial to the chil. Taleo provides the Club With dia on areas where the Club ean approve orate the mentoring program. Key Parnes: Lodi Public Schoole- The Lodi Public School System works with Club taf and mentors to assist nthe mentoring process, The Club has a working relationship with eke Supervisor of Guidance Counselors inthe district, nd he is an ectve proponent of cur Mentoring rogram, Through this parierchip, the Club and Stools are able to exchange dala, keeping in mind the confidentially of the students information Sunior League of Bergen County-‘The Junior League of Bergen County, is «group of women commited to promoting vluntarism, developing te potential of women and improving the community trough the effective ation and Ieadeship of trained volunteers, Is purpose i exclusively educational and charitable. Since 2011, the Junior League basbeen partner of the Chub for many projets, but in particular they provide caring edult mentors fo our ten members, nd actively participate in oar Youth ofthe Year Program. Bergen County Links- Provides opportunities to at-sk cub youth that they would oerwise not come to know. Such opportunities includes, gardening, hands an labor leaning, tie to the United Nations, ettendance at lmcheons, snd other. This organization helps the Club to provide thse et-xsk youth, whose risk factors are becoming positive to leam abou the world outside ofthe Clb or their home. [PROJECT PERFORMANCE GOALS: (¢g.# of persons benefitting from project/# of person project will serve) 1. Improve on Negative behavirs- The Mentoring Conednstor along with Mento will evaluate the progres of all, mentces to ensure that youth ee exhibiting positive behaviors Based on the inl youth program pln, and the monthly updates to that plan, the Club can determi the stengthe and wealmesee of the mentee, and more accurately work to create positive results }2. Program Particpation- Bated on the youth program plans snd mentoring session case notes, mentees ae assigned to the evidence based program, Project Leam, to asin the process of improving onthe meatee’s risk factors. “Projost [Leam’ incorporates various educational and social components, which ultimately enable the ments to fanetion beter student and socil aget, In addition, mentees, based on needs andor good behavier, are able to participate inthe various interest based programs offered at the Chub. Inerest based programs include; but arent limited to, STEM Club, Ast Club, Drama Chub, Dance Chub, Photography and Image Makers Clu, Sports Cub, and others. These interest based programs serve as an incentive for youth to exhibit good behaviors, while also provided youth wit the ability to socially nteret with othr members and staff in a positve manne. 3. Mentor Retetion- The svecessfulness ofthe Club's Mentoring Program is directly related to th retention of its mentors. Mentees often grow cle to their mentors, and to is vital or these relationships to continue. Thecefre, the )Mentaring Coordinator works to provide recognition and awerds for mentors on a montly basis, Bach month a mentor of the month is selected from each grade level, which hss allowed the Club to retain its mentors. Furthermore, many mentors row into eventual ste members, which continue tat mentorhoenteerelalionship. New tothe 2015-2016 mentoring program, willbe a mentor appresston lunch in Yanuary fr nation mentors month. Its the Club's goal o retain 75% of mentors inthe 2015-2016 school your. Vill, APPLICANT PROFILE The Boye & Gs Cub of Lodi and Hackensack (BGCLH) sores young people nthe Borough of Lod located a Baran County, New Jersey. Although Bergen Counly fe generally coneidored an affluent part ofthe sat, Lodi ls plagued by @ variety of ls that other Bergen County towns have escaped. ‘These include Poverty: The median household Income in Led is $54,486, 25% oss than the Bergen County median of $84,255. 12.9% of the population fives below the poverty ns, nearly double Bergen Count rat of 8.6%, Many resicens stuggle to fnd employment, len patching together several part-time jobs to slay afloat. Parents often have to few resources to meet all ofthe needs ofthe chien Recent immigrants: Lodi has experienced rapa ineease in the numberof Hispanic residents, many of whom have ented English language sks. The populetion of Hspans residents almost doubled from 2000 to 2010, sng fom 18% of the population a 3.5%. Consequently, fambles that speak a language ater than English at home ose ftom 42% to [5.3% over the same lime frame. Many of hese newly arved Tamales lack even basic iteracy skis n thelr own native languages, and many ofthese children have had ile or no schooling befere rar arial in Lod Spanish-speaking Students: n alton to rent immigrans, many American-born young people in Lod are tugging wth inguage sues. These chen do ot quality for binge lacees ox ary oer suppent, but thoy etugee to understand both Sparish and English. They pear Spanish at home, bu never lean the wien language; they learnwriten Engish and speak ital schoo, but speak Spanish at home, As resi those young people are schol alr, and real too keto dropout of schoo. Housing: Because of Bergan County overall fluence, housing prices in Lad are vary hgh often out of the reach of new mmigrans aed ether lowincome resicents. Tho 48.2% home ownership rte signieanl lowes than the Bergen County 66.0% rate. Locl is home fo four pubs housing complexes and an HVISecon 8 program ~ but beeause of the length a wating sts, nether fs accepting applications. Performance in High School: Students’ performance in Lod High School shows that many young people need mentors to help them reach the potential. The sahool met none ef the six collage and career reainess factor; in 2012-2013, only 6.8% of etdents went on o four year coleges.Stadens who are Black or Hepan have an even more dificult ie succeeding al he schoo while 00% of whe students graduated, only 60% of Black and 81% of Hispanic students ci so, crowing up in an envionment vth these risk factors hes serous consequences for young peopl ving in Lod However, mentoring can help improve thew chances of fe succass. Ais most basic lvel, mentoring helps because it guarantees young people tal thee Is someone who cares about thom ~ thay are rot alone in dealing wih deyo-day challenges. In adciton, research hae shown thet mentors help Keapeludents i schoo, help improve s young person's elf-astoam, ard each young people how to rlate wal oa typos of people and help thei strengthen communtcaton sks. infact students who meet regu wih thir mentors are 92% less Uksly tan ter poars fo slp a day ofechool and 37% less Tikal to ekp a class, 40% less likely than ter poor to atartusng egal drugs, ane 27% les kel to start cinking. Young people Lodi need his suppor.‘IX. BUDGET (Complete all columns) CATEGORY ‘CDBG OTHER TOTAL Director of Operations | §40,000 $16,500 $956,500 41P/T Counselors | $64,000 $850,400 $114,400 PIT Program Director | $16,000 $4,280, $20,280 Payroll Tax Expense | $0 $22,942 (12%) $25,609 Staff Development — | $0, $2,000 $2,000 TOTAL $120,000 $96,122 $218,789, X. LIST PROJECT LEVERAGING (Federal, State, County, Donations ect...) [TYPE OF conTmisuTion- | ~~ sounce OF PROVIDER vate | wen | aaneeneurXI. CERTIFICATION OF ELIGIBILITY (REQUIRED) Performance Measures: 1, Number of Low/Moderate Income 3, Percentage of Low/Moderate persons benefiting from Projet:200, “Income Persons benefiting from Projet:}00% Mandate aft Raine ‘2. punLle SERVICE PROJECTS ONT XI 4. DATA SOURCE: Tncome level of peeone leaefiting om project 1 Boys & Gis Cuts of Lodiacensacke (Per HUD Seston # Income Lint) 2 US Cuan Rape Lodi 43. Henera, C, Grosse J.B, Kaul. J and eMaten 2. 2011), Meiosis ia School: An impact ‘Study of ig Droters Dig Sites School Bent Meatoing. Cad Develpmest Namba of parson a he following Ione vl XIl, CERTIFICATION (REQUIRED) hereby cari at all information contained beein and tached ee is accurate othe bet of my know. NAME MishacL1astino TITLE Executive Diesor“PAGES 5 & 6 FOR CD OFFICE USE ONLY! DO NOT COMPLETE. ELIGIBILITY VERIFICATION aa lant Sig of Rees | Von |S” = =| <= rar Crema Indicate how the number andthe % of the LIMC-were vetified, or aiy other type of verification: Sources of Verification: PERFORMANCE OUTCOME MEASUREMENT OBJECTIVES (ss) [sateen zevicnnest |” (] pee Atria ong |” [] CrntingHemenie Opportnte OURCOMES csuston) PEG | creeCHOOSE PROGRAM ACTIVITY (sie) a S50) atte ps) 7 a ea Ce 30 ie Ard er) [fesept Cc 30 et ees (SD Negi nent) ere Fie (ST) Bopramelio, Taree te re npr (0) sen esr (T Cos Cnn ton oy Pa essere Ses) ee Sitio a ie er # ig Coal onal aa Pee OT ang ts 1D) Ser Det) C00 Opt pen 1 PROJECT LEVEL ACCOMPLISHMENTS ‘Accomplishment Type ciety) Proposed Accomplisizmenls “Actal Accomplishments Flas vousstiows [owusmsses | [Florcannzanons inane ns [true races ss [Teosasinuies nxcnrontioose _|aS AA] amma aera October 20, 2015 ieee | | BOROUGH OF LoDI COUNTY OF BERGEN STATE OF NEW JERSEY RESOLUTION NO. 15-171 WHEREAS, a Bergen County Community Development grant of $102,625.00 has been proposed by the Boys & Girls Club of Lodi, County of Bergen for Juvenile Intervention in the municipality of the Borough of Lodi, WHEREAS, pursuant to the State Interlocal Services Act, Community Development funds may not be spent in a municipality without authorization by the Mayor and Council, and WHEREAS, the aforesaid projects are in the best interest of the people of the Borough of lod, and WHEREAS, this resolution does not obligate the financial resources of the municipality and is intended solely to expenditure of the aforesaid CD funds; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Mayor and Council of the Borough of Lodi hereby confirm endorsement of the aforesaid projects, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that a copy of this resolution shall be sent to the Director of the Bergen County Community Development Program so that, implementation of the aforesaid project may be expedited. ‘THIS ISTO CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE COPY AS ADOPTED BY THE ‘BOROUGH COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF LODL NU. AT AMEETING HELD. ON 20 LOIS BORO CLERK, DeLee fo1.___ APPLICANT BERGEN COUNTY Division of Community Development ‘MallpalyAgency: Boys & Girls Clubs of Lodi/Hackensack ‘ayer ixentive Dineior ‘Michael J. Nardino, ecative Director “Aadess “ty State ip Cade 460 Passuic Avenwe Lodi No 07644 ‘GRANTS CONTACT: Te: EMAILS TELEPHONE: Joseph Licnis_Directorof Development & Specil Proects_JoeLiata@beoflodong 973-473-7410 ext. 113 Fa ‘DUNS Hered (CCR CAGE CODE AND o73a7a7an3 | 030463830 SDRI9 O2/062016 I PROJECT FUNDING Mil_CDBG ELIGIBILITY, “Aatvity Category National Objective conc RequEst $107,625 | TH Aeweicos TH at ra tence ‘CDBG PRIOR YEARS 814730) | Crane reetices Ladies Chante LOCAL FUNDS 1 tac towsing STATE FUNDS OF waste PROGRAM INCOME, Ctosing Reatitaton omer om ew Contrasting (Cor CD Use only) Eptnning Attain AMOUNT AWARDED 5 Dtcmanie Dereon . IV. PROJECT INFORMATION "Name of Prfer: Juvenile intervention ‘Project aeaion Boys & Gine Cab ofa iyi Loh oan Benen Project Schedule Month Year ip Cade: O64 Housing/Land Acquisition Projects 5 endorsing resolution stached “Job deseripion attached ‘Copy of 501(C) 3 Certiiation (Nonprofits) Project Lacslon map attached -Architeetingineer Cont Hatimates Plans & Specs Completed Zand Ares: Block: Hastimated Bid Date Building Are Lot: “Estimated Start Up Dwelling Units: Located in Wetlands ated Completion oan BYe 0 No COMPLETION CHECKLIST Vi. FINANCIAL INFORMATION Ye Ne Wa Authorized Signatory: Michael J.Nardina ‘Name of Bank: Pascack Cornutt Bank ‘Address: 2 Mercer Street, Lod 01644 Account 9810100255 ‘Meas include a copy of your most recent nana oudVil, FULL PROJECT DESCRIPTION (Detail use of funding) , The Boys & Girls Club of Lodi ea public icity, which provides programing and scivtes for Bergen County Citizens ofall ciramstences. We have senior events and bingo, ARP mecings, and programs forthe Sou Bergen Jointre Commission and th Felcign School for Exceptional Children, which are two speciel needs schools in Lodi in addition to, over 200 children and families wh use our facility afer school end in the summer months. ltowever, the ge af our building doe not et ws fly served those fiom a dashed stand pont. Our restrooms were not originally contracted to ADA standards, because such cade didnot exist daring the orginal construction. Therefore, the organization would like to make its remaining tres of four restrooms ADA. compliant o best seve the population that ses our Saiity. One of the fou total restrooms will be renovated to ADA standards through awarded Community Development funding by end of FY2015 {PROJECT PERFORMANCE GOALS: e, # of persons benefiting from projeet /# of person project will serve) 1 Tnereased acces for persons of éissilities to use our Facility 2, Inclusion of more disabled individuals ita programs. Vill. APPLICANT PROFILE [The Boye & Gris Gub of Ledl and Hackensack (BGOLA) carves young poop ln tho Borough of Lod, jocated in Bergen County, New Jersey. Although Bergen County is eanerally considered an affluent pat of te stat, Lodlis plagued by 2 variety of ls tat other Bergen County tours have escaped. These indude: Poverty: The metkan household income in Lod is $54,486, 85% less than te Bergen County median of $04,256, 12.9% of te population Ives below the povery line, nearly double Bergen Count’ rate of 8.6%. Mary residents strug to fd employment, eflen patching together several parttime obs to stay ala. Parents fen have to few resouroas lo mect al tthe reef heels Recent immigrants: Lal has experienced a rapa ineease inthe numberof Hispanic residents, many of whom have imted Eralh lrguage sks. The populaton of Hspani residents almost doubled from 2000 to 2010, sing from 10% orthe population o 36.5%. Consequently amis that speak s language other than Engish at ome rose from 42% 53.386 over the same te fame. Many ofthese ney arrived famles tack oven basic tracy skllsin ther own native languages, and many ofthese chien have had le orno schooling before ha eval n Lol, Spanish-speaking Students: In ation to recent immigrants, mary American-born young people In Lod! are stugging th language issues. These chiéren do not quay for bngual asses or an other support, but they eiuggle to. lunderstand both Spanish and Engich. They hear Spanish at home, but never lean the wien language; they learn wrtten Engle an speck iat schoo, but speak Spanish at home, As’ rel, these Young people ae schoo ale, and rail 'ca key fo crop out of school Housing: Because of Bergen Couriy’s oveal afuence, housing prices in Lod re vety high, often out ofthe reach of new Immigraris and ther loveincome residents. The 43.2% home ounership rato is significant ower than the Bergen County 86.0% rate. Loc is home to four public housing complexes and an HCV"Secton 8 program = but because ofthe length of wating sts, neler is accepting applications. Performance in Hh Schoo: Students’ performance in Lod High School shows that many young people need mentor to help them reach thet potential. The school met none ofthe sx college and career readiness factor; In 2012-2013, only 51.8% of students went onto four year coleges. Students who are Black or ispanie have an even more dffeul time pucceeding at the schoo; whe GO% of white students graduated, only 60% of Back and 81% of Hispanic students ideo Growing up in an environment wth these risk factors has serious consequences for young people ving n Lodi. However, mentoring can help prove ther chances of lfe success. Ais mest basic lve, mentoring helps because It guarartoos young peopl thal there Is someone who cares about them ~ they are not lone in dealing with dayto-day challenges. In adlon,researon has shown that mentors help keep students n sched), lp improve a young perso eal-estoom, and each young people how o relate wl to al types of people and help thom strengthen communication sks. in fac, ctudents wiho meet regualy withthe mentors are 62% lees Ikely than thee peers to skip day of school and 37% le key to ekip a las, 46% loss kel than the peers to slat using legal dre, and 27% less Ikely to start inking. Yours people in Lodi need tis supportIX. BUDGET (Complete all columns) ‘CATEGORY, CDBG OTHER. TOTAL, Construction $102,625 80 $102,625 Pormits & Fees 30 $2,052.50 (2%) $2,052.50, he TOTAL $102,625 $2,052.50 $440,677.50 X, LIST PROJECT LEVERAGING (Federal, State, County, Donations ect. ‘SOURCE GF PROVIDER VALEXI. CERTIFICATION OF ELIGIBILITY (REQUIRED) Performance Measures 1. Number of LowModerst Income 3. Percentage of Low/Moderte persons benefiting from Project.200, Income Persons betting rom Projec:100 % Mandate afrmstin Regu) 2,_PUBLICSHIRVICH PROIECTS ONLY! 4, DATA SOURCE: Tome level of persons beating fom project 1. Boys & Gi Chbs of Lodiackensck (Per HUD Seeton 8 neome Lint) 2.08 Census Report Lodi 43. Hoes, C, Grosse, J.B, Kanby J nd Medan, J (2011), Mentoring in Schools: An Impact Stuy of Big Brothers Big Sse School-Based ‘Mentoring, Child Developer! [Number of persona th flong Income lees sos foa0 ort: 30 XiL. CERTIFICATION (REQUIRED) These cei hat al infomation consid herein and tach hero accra ote bat of ay inowede. NAME Michael. 2ardino TWTLE Executive DieterPAGES 5 & 6 FOR CD OFFICE USE ONLY! _DONOT COMPLETE. ELIGIBILITY VERIFICATION Aang ‘Claim (Fef. Subpart of Regulations) Verification TODS | Derg teeta) HUD Rae SR pO ov ee ‘new ce Shetetaeh | Amis) ‘enc ons) ae rr Ce | laa Boaae Indicate how the mumber and the % ofthe L/M were verified, or any other type of vesiication: ‘Consus Track Block Group LOWMODERATE %. Sources of Verification PERFORMANCE OUTCOME MEASUREMENT OBJECTIVES (cect on) _ _ sett tivng avrnment [1 decent atorab Has (7) cresting emomie Oppotanticn : OUTCOMES (ne. 1, Cp aseettiyvataty 2 7 ate 3 ElouniaiytmtiyCHOOSE PROGRAM ACTIVITY (os am. ea Si 5) ich OD ater ec Sa [met a rel Ce OD) set Ctning 055) fie as 2c) ete ee ith cr 0 = sina Facies OE TCD Die Fins Asisunes Tr Ftc (BA) aan ey re (se al Bo taro OT Fes age eta TH one age OUNCES ie green go 5 ae sa sete, i Ge a ONT tin of a 2 rane taney aT ater a eel 0) ig Ca ot an A ls Rapes OT ate geet (4 Sac, tise an) er er sextet 0 eae TNE CibO Orang eT PROJECT LEVEL ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Proposed Accomplishments ‘Actual Accomplishments ‘Aecomplisiment Type Gaston) ersors A nousmows Flousnesses Ponenszxrons rouse was rune racumes [oes [Floowrenmes nescsomoonsig a aT ase OOPOBER: 20; . 2015 = ea BOROUGH OF LoDi freee COUNTY OF BERGEN STATE OF NEW JERSEY RESOLUTION #15~ 172 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE APPOINTMENT OF AMUNICIPAL ALLIANCE COORDINATOR FOR THE BOROUGH OF LoD! WHEREAS, the Borough of Lodi Is desirous af retaining Municipal Alliance Coordinator forthe performance of clerical work as an independent contractor to ‘administer, execute and schedule and coordinate the work ofthe Municipal Alliance ‘Committee and to compiete grant applications on behalf ofthe Municipal Alliance Committee and to full such other responsibilities as a Municipal Alliance Coordinator In NJLS.A. 26:28B-9 and NAG. 17:40-2.4.0t s0q; and WHEREAS, Jamio England, 1256 Mulberry Drive, Mahwah, New Jersey 07480 is desirous of serving as Municipal Alflance Coordinator for the Borough of Lodi and WHEREAS, this Resolution does not require public bidding since it does not exceed the bid threshold amount pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-9(a); NOW, THEREFORE, BEIT RESOLVED, that the Mayor and Counel of the Borough of Lodi does hereby appoint Jamie England as Municipal Allance Coordinator {or the Borough of Lodi fora period of one (1) year commencing July 1, 205 and terminating June 30, 2016 at the quarterly rate of $350.00 per quarter which totals '$1,400.00 per year which payment shall be due thirty (30) days after receipt of invoice for each pertcular quarter; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that nothing herein shall be construed to create an ‘emplayeriempioyee relationship; Adopted this 20thgay of OCTOBER 2015 ATTEST: Emil Carafa, ut, Mayor Debra Cilonto, Municipal ClerkOctober 20, 2015, BOROUGH OF LODI COUNTY OF BERGEN ‘STATE OF NEW JERSEY RESOLUTION NO. 15-173 RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING A NEW PETTY CASH FUND WHEREAS, N.I.S.A. 40A:5-21 authorizes the establishment of a Petty Cash Fund in any county of municipality by application and resolution; and WHEREAS, it is the desire of the Borough Council of the Borough of Lodi, County of Bergen to establish such a fund for the Police Department in the amount of $1,000.00; and WHEREAS, the custodian for this fund is Doneld Seorzetti, who is bonded for the amount of $10,000.00; such custodian shall maintain records for this fund in.a manner conducive to proper accounting and auditing procedures; NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Borough Council hereby authorizes such action and that two copies of this resolution be filed with the Division of Local Government Services, New Jersey Department of Community Affairs for approval ‘Adopted this 20" day of October, 2015. Municipal Clerkre a BOROUGH OF LODI COUNTY OF BERGEN STATE OF NEW JERSEY RESOLUTION # 15 ~ /74 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING ENTERING INTO AGREEMENT WITH CHARLES S, CUCCIA, C.P.A. OF TREASURY SERVICES PROVIDING PROFESSIONAL FINANCIAL TASKS FOR THE BOROUGH WHEREAS, the Borough of Lodi (hereinafter referred to as the "Borough’) seeks to retain the services of Charles S. Cuccla, Certified Public Accountant of Treasury Services providing professional financial tasks for the Borough of Lodi; and WHEREAS, the Borough desires to retaln Charles S. Guccia Certified Public Accountant, Registered Municipal Accountant of Treasury Services (*Cuccia’) to provide professional services in providing professional financial tasks for the Borough of Lodi; and WHEREAS, avard ofthe foregoing contract Is exempt from public bidding as a “Professional services in accordance with New Jersey Local Public Contract Law Nu.S.A, 40A°11-1 et seq specifically N..S.A, 40A:11-5(1)(a)() as an Agreement oF Contract for Professional Servicas; and WHEREAS, upon due deliberations, the Mayor and Council ofthe Borough of Lodi determined that Cuccia was competent and qualified to provide professional services in providing professional financial tasks for the Borough of Lodi, and accordingly determined to engage Cuccia in such capac for a period not to exceed ‘one year effective October 16, 2015, subject to the formation of an agreement by and between the Borough and Cuccia as to the scope of services to be provided in ‘accordance with the proposal submitted by Cuccia dated February 21, 2012 and the {quantum of compensation to be pald therefore, not to exceed the rate stated therein and the total sum not to exceed $97,500; and WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council of the Borough of Lodi have engaged in negotiations with Cuccia in order to form an agreement as tothe scope of services to be Provided and services to be rendered, and the compensation to be pald therefor, all ot ‘hich are set fort in the Agreement attached hereto and made a part hereof, and +WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council of the Borough of Lodl are desirous of ‘causing the execution ofthe Agreement heretofore negotiated by and between the Borough and Cuccia for the provision of financial tasks for the Borough; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Mayor and Gouncl ofthe Borough of Lodi hereby authorize the Mayor to execute an Agreement or Contract with Cuccia for the provision of nancial tasks, in the form attached herato and made a pert hereof; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that notice ofthe award of the within Contract ‘shall be published inthe offical pubicetion(s) ofthe Borough inthe form and manner prescribed by law; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Chief Financial Officer has cetified that funds are available for this Contract. copes tie Oey on _Detober ois ATTEST: Emil Carafa, Jr, Mayor Debra Ciiento, Municipal Clerc‘contract This Contract, entered into as of October __, 2018, by and between: BOROUGH OF LoD! ‘A Municipal Corporation of the State of New Jersey herelnatler referred to as "Borough" a CHARLES S. CUCCIA OF TREASURY SERVICES hereinafter referred to as “Contractor WITNESSETH: WHEREAS, the Borough has awarded a contract to Charles 8. Cuccia Certified Public Accountant, Registered Municipal Accountant of Treasury Services providing professional financial tasks forthe Borough; and WHEREAS, award of the foregoing contract Is exempt from public bidding as a “Professional services in accordance with New Jersey’ Lacal Public Contract Law NISA 40A:11-1 et seq specially NJS.A, 40A:71-5(1}(@)(); ang NOW THEREFORE, for and in consideration of the terms, promises and conditions herein sel forth and tho provisions set forth in the Proposal of Charles 8. Guccla of Treasury Services dated February 21, 2012 the parties hereio agree as follows 1 ‘Services To Be Rendered- The Contractor shall fumish all services and material necessary to fully complete the scope of the work in Charies 8, Cuccia of ‘Treasury Services Proposal to the Borough of Lodi dated February 21, 2012 a copy of which is attached hereto, made a part hereof land incorpotated herein by reference as if fly sel forth at length herein. Contracior shall perform such services in a professional manner to the reasonable saisiaction of the Borough during the entire term of this contract, Bate of Compensation - Performance ofall services by the Contractor and rates of compensation therefore shall not exoeed the rates indleated in the attached February 21, 2012 proposal and shall not exceed the total sum of ‘$97,500.00, Te fact- The term of this Contract shall be fram October 16, 2018 through October 15, 2016.4. Termination. This Agreement may be terminated by elther party upon Tinety. (90)' days advance written notice to the other pafly and ‘compensation shall be pald through the date of tenmination. 5. Gonitant Amount. The Coniracior shall be paid, by the Borough, in ‘accordance wih the following: Contractor shall submit to tho Borough ‘monthly invoices and. vouchers. in accordance with the Contractors Proposal dated February 21, 2012 accepted by the Borough. 6. Warranty af Contractor. Contractor expressly warrants that ithas and shall Continue to comply wih all requrements of the Contactors Proposal dated February 21, 2012 during the term of this Contract 7. Mandatory Provisions- There is hereby incorporated in this Contract, thou il rest Noein, al mandatory enguage and tems of Sbsecuon 5.4(a) of the Regulations promulgated by the Treasurer pursuant to PL. 41875, 6.127, as has of may be heroafor amended from fimo to time ard the Contractor agrees to fuly comply wth the provisions ard ablgeions of ‘sald Subsection 3.4(a). There is further incerporatedhereln without fl rechal, the mandatory language and terms of Subsections 7-4(2) nd, @) 6f tno Regulations promulgated by the Treasurer pursuart 9 PlL. 1976 ¢ ‘27, es has oF may heroafter bo amended from time to timo’ and the Goniractor agrees to comply fuly with the provisions and obligations of 8. Budgetary Requirement. Pursuant to applicable municipal law, this Contact exprecaly condliioned upon approval ofthe Borough budget for the period. covered. by this Contract" and inclusion thereln of an appropriation in an amount required fo be paid by the Borough during the pefiod of his Contact 9. Applicable Laws-This Contract and the obligations herein are subject to all laws and regulations of any governmental unit having juriscction and shall be construed in accordance with the laws of the State of New Jersey, IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have hereunto set their hands and caused their seals to be affixed hereon a’ ofthe day and year first above watten, Witness or Attest: BOROUGH OF LoD| DEBRA A, CILIENTO ~ Erni Carala, Je, Mayor Borough Clerk CHARLES S. CUCCIA. CPA, RUA ~ OF TREASURY SERVICESa a aS Ts] BOROUGH OF LODI COUNTY OF BERGEN STATE OF NEW JERSEY ‘RESOLUTION NO. 15-175 RESOLUTION AUTHORIING THE DISPOSAL OF CERTAIN OUTDATED POLICE DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT. WHEREAS, the Borough of Lodi Police Department has determined that certain equipment is no longer needed and can no longer be used to the age of the ‘equipment and are too old or to obsolete to be auctioned and should be destroyed (Property"); and WHEREAS, the said Propesty list was attached to an email dated October 9, 2015 a true copy of which lst consisting of one (1) page is attached hereto, made a att hereof and incorporated herein by reference; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Borough of Lodi Police Department is hereby authorized to destroy and dispose of the aforesaid Property, Adopted the 20° day of October, 2015. Debra A. Gliento, Municipal Clerk Emil Carafa, Jr., MayorDE2.MA. bf, INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM To: Lodi Mayor and Counll From: Sgt. Michael Paptis Subject: Request for Disposal of Certain Outdated Equipment Date: Octobor9, 2015, Ce: Chief Vincent Quran, File ‘Te Lodi Police Department is requesting to destvoy the following police equipment duct the sage ofthe equipment as they are no longer able tobe used for service by our ageney. The tens Tsted are no longer serviceable andor damage beyond repair, Dell Latte DEOD Laptop Model #702951 Caieway T6728 Mode # TOSTBEIONA96 Respectfully suber, Set MPagla Opens Division 7Fa ES TE rau tt ela Feeem | 1 — crower 20,2015 BOROUGH OF LoDI COUNTY OF BERGN STATE OF NEW JERSEY RESOLUTION NO. 15-176 RESOLUTION ENTERING INTO A GRANT AGREEME BE IT RESOLVED, that the Mayor and Council of the Borough of Lodi wishes to enter into a Grant Agreement with the County of Bergen For the purpose of using $ 221,848.00 in FY2015-2016 Community Development Block for Road Resurfacing; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Mayor and Council hereby authorizes Municipal Manager Tony Luna to be a signatory to aforesaid Grant Agreement; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Mayor and Council hereby authorizes Municipal Manager Tony Luna, to sign all county vouchers submitted in connection with the afuresald project; and BEIT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Mayor and Council recognizes that the Borough of Lod! Is liable for any funds not spent in accordance with the Grant Agreement and that the lability of the Mayor and Council is In accordance with HUD requirements, CERTIFICATION to be a true copy of the resolution passed Cert at the Mayor and Council Meeting of the Borough of Lodi held on October 20, 2015. Debra A. Ciliento, R.M.C. Borough ClerkBorough of Lodi Resolution No. 15-177 Resolution: Approval to submit a grant application and exeeute a grant contract with the ‘New lersey Department of Transportation for the Central Avenue Improvements - Phase II project. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that Council of the Borough of Lodi formally approves the grant application for the above stated project. [BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Mayor and Clerk aze hereby authorized to submit an clecivonic grant application identified as MA-2016-Central Avenue (Phase 2)-00668 to the New Jersey Department of Transportation on belalf of Borough of Lodi. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Mayor and Cleck are hereby authorized to sign the grant agreement on behalf of Borough of Lodi and that their signature constitutes acceptance of the ‘terms and conditions of the grant agreement andl approves the execution ofthe grant agreement Certified as a tue copy ofthe Resolution adopted by the Council ‘On this 20th day of October, 2015. Glee ‘My signature and the Clerk’s seal serve to acknowledge the above resolution and constitute acceptance ofthe terms and conditions of the grant agreement and approve the execution of the ‘grant agreement as authorized by the resolution above. ATTEST and AFFIX SEAL (Gea (Presiding Office)BOROUGH OF LODI (COUNTY OF BERGEN RESOLUTION NO. 15-178 AWARD OF CONTRAC ON BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the Borough of Lodi, Bergen, County, New Jersey upon the recommendation of the Borough Engineer, Michael J [Neglia, thatthe Contract for: (CENTRAL AVENUE IMPROVEMENTS — PHASE 1 BOROUGH OF LODI BERGEN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY Be awarded to Cifelli & Son General Contracting, In., Nutley, New Jersey 07110 for the sum of Two Hundred Sixty Five Thousand Five Hundted Seventy Seven Dollars and Fifty Cents ($265,577.50). This Resolution to take effect upon approval of the New Jersey Department of Transportation. NEA FILE: LODIADMIS.001 Dated: Ootobor'20, 2015 Certfieds_ Dated: October 20, 2015 Approved: ‘Mayor CERTIFICATION 1, Debra A. Ciliento, Borough Clerk for the Borough of Lodi, Bergen County, ‘New Jersey, do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was adopted by the Mayor and Couneil of the Borough of Lodi ata regulne meeting held October-20, 2015 Date Oetober 20,2015 Maden Lo Ubendr ClerkNEGLIA ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES BOROUGH OF Lopl CENTRAL AVENUE IMPROVEMENTS PHASE! NEA PROJECT #:LODIADNH5.001 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY FRIDAY OCTOBER 16TH, 2015 @ 11:00AM No. CONTRACTOR BASE BID Gian & Son General Contacting, Ine. 8 Franklin Avenue Nutley, NJO7110 $265,577.50 ‘Smih-Sondy Asphalt Constuction Company 150 Anderson Avenue Wallington, NJ 07087, $277,720.75 Top Line Construction 22 Fith Street Somenile, NJ 08876 $334,316.01 ‘Were Brothers. Construction Co, nc 8 Lafayette Stret Hackensack, NJ 07601 $9962,948.30BOROUGH OF LODE ORD. NO. 2015-13 BOND ORDINANCE T AUTHORIZE THE UNDERTAKING OF VARTOUS TMPROVENANTS 10 VoIO-TEDBSCo FIELD IN, BY AND FOR THE BOROUGH OF LOD, IN THB. COUNTY OF BERGEN, STATE OF NEW JERSEY, TO APPROPRIATE THE SUM OF $110,000 70 PAY THE COST THEREOF, TO MAKE A DOWN PAYMENT, 70 APPROPRIATE A COUNTY GRANT, TO AUTHORIZE THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS TO FINANCE SUCH APPROPRIATION AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE TSSUANCE OF BOND ANTICIPATION NOTES IN ANTICIPATION OF THE ISSUANCE OF SUCH BonDs BE IT ORDAINED by the Borough Council of the Borough of Lodi, in the County of Bergen, State of New Jersey, a follows Section 1. The Borough of Ledi, in the County of Bergen, State of New Jersey (the "Borough"), is hereby authorized to undertake various improvenents to Voto-Tedesco Field in, by and for the Rorangh Said mpxovenents shall, include all vork, materials and appurtenances necessary and suitable therefor: Section 2. the sum of $110,000 4s hereby appropriated to the payment of the cost of making the improvements described in Section Thereof jhereinagter” referred” to’ "as “*purpose"). “said appropriation shall be met from the proceeds of the sale of the bonds authorized, and the down payment and County grant appropriated, by thie ordinance. Said improvements shall be made as general improvenente and no part of the cost thereof shall be assessed against property specially benefited. Section 3. Tt is hereby determined and stated that (1) said purpose is not a current expense of the Borough, and (2) it is necessary to finance said purpose by the issuance of obligaticas ofthe Borough pursuant to the Local Bond Law (Chapter 2 of Title 40a of the New Jersey statutes Annotated, as amended; the "Local Bond Law"), and (3) the estimated cost of said purpose is $110,000, and (4) $55,000 of said sum is to be provided by the County grant hereinafter appropriated, and (5) $5,000 of said sum is to be provided by the down payment hereinafter appropriated to finance said puxpose, and (6) the estimated maximum amount of bonds or notes necessary to be issued for said purpose is $50,000, and (7) the cost of such purpose, as hereinbefore stated, includes the aggregate amount of $10,000, which is estimated to be necessary to finance the cost of such purpose, including architect's fees, accounting, engineering and inspection costs, legal expenses and other expenses, including interest on such obligations to the extent permitted by Section 20 of the Local Bond Law Section 4. It is hereby determined and stated that the sum of $55,000 received or to be received as a grant from the Bexgen County..Open. Space,-. Recreation,.floodplain Protection,,,.Paxmland, and listoric Preservation Trust Fund is hereby appropriated to the payment of the cost of such purpose. Section 5. It is hereby detezmined and stated that moneys exceeding $5,000, appropriated for down payments on capital improvements or for the capital improvenent fund in budgets heretofore adopted for the Borough, are now available to finance said purpose. The sun of $5,000 is hereby appropriated from such moneys to the payment of the cost of said purposeSection 6. To finance said puxpose, bonds of the Borough of an aggregate principal amount not exceeding $50,000 are hereby authorized to be issued pursuant to the Local Bond Lav. Said bonds shall bear interest at a rate per annum as may be hereagter determined within the Limitations prescribed by law. ALL matters with respect to said bonds not detezmined by this ordinance shall be determined by xesolutions to be hereafter adopted Section 7. To finance said purpose, bond anticipation notes of the Borough of an aggregate principal anount not exceeding 950,000 are hereby authorized to be issued pursuant to the Local Bond Law in anticipation of the issuance of said bonds. In the event that bonds ae issued pursuant to this ordinance, the aggregate amount of notes hereby authorized to be issued shall be reduced by an amount equal to the principal anount of the bonds 60 issued. If the aggregate amount of outstanding bonds and notes iseued pursuant to thie ordinance shall at any time exceed the sun Sixet_mentioned.in.this, section,..the moneys,xaised, by, the. issuance of said Bonds shall, to’not less than the amount of such excess, be applied to the payment of such notes then outstanding. Section 8. Bach bond anticipation note issued pursuant to thie ordinance shall be dated on or about the date of its issuance, shall be payable not more than one year from its date, shall bear Interest at a rate per annum as may be hereafter determined within the imitations prescribed by law and may be renewed from time to time pursuant to and within the Limitations prescribed by the LocalBond Law. Each of said bond anticipation notes shall be signed by the Mayor and by a financial officer and shall be under the seal of ‘the Borough and attested by the Borough Clerk or Deputy Borough Clerk. Said officers are hezeby authorized to execute said notes 4m euch form as they may adopt in conformity with law. The pewer to determine any matters with respect to said notes not determined by this ordinance, and also the power to sell eaid notes, is hexeby delegated to the Chief Financial Officer who is hereby authorized to sell eald notes either at one tine or from time to time in the nannex provided by law. Section 9. It is hereby detezmined and declared thet the period of usefulness of said purpose, according to its reasonable Life, is a period of fifteen years computed fron the date of said bonds. Section 10. It is hexeby determined and stated that the Supplenental Debt Statenent required by the Local Bond Law has been duly. nade,.and. filed. in. the. office..of. the .Borough, Clerk, of .the Borough, and ‘that such’ stateitent so filed shows that the gross debt of the Borough, as defined in Section 43 of the Local Bond Law, is increased by this ordinance by $50,000 and that the issuance of the bonds and notes authorized by this ordinance will be within all debt limitations prescribed by said Local Bond Law. Section 11. Any funds received from private parties, the county of Bergen, the State of New Jersey or any of their agencies or any funds received from the United states of America or any ofite agencies in aid of such puzpose (other than the County grant hereinbefore appropriated which shall be applied to the cost of such purpose, but shall net be applied to the payment of outstanding bond anticipation notes. and the reduction of the amount of bonds authorized), shall be applied to the payment of the cost of such purpose, oz, if bond anticipation notes have been issued, to the payment of the bond anticipation notes, and the amount of bonds authorized for such purpose shal] be reduced accordingly. Section 12. The capital budget is hereby amended to conform with the provisions of this ordinance to the extent of any inconsistency therewith and the resolutions promigated by the Local Finance Board showing full detail of the amended capital budget and capital program as approved by the Director, Division of Local Government Services, is on file with the Borough Clerk and is available for public inspection. Section 13. ‘the Borough intends to issue bonds or notes to ~finance. the cost of the. improxements described inSection 1.of shis..., ordinance. If ‘the Borough incurs ‘uch costs prior to the issuance of such bonds or notes, the Borough hereby states its reasonable expectation to reimburse itself for such expenditures with the proceeds of such bonds or notes in the maximum principal amount of bonds ox notes authorized by this ordinance Section 14. he full faith and credit of the Borough are hereby pledged to the punctual payment of the principal of and interest on the obligations authorized by this ordinance. saidobligations shall be direct, unlimited and general obligations of the Borough, and the Borough shall levy ad valoren taxes upon al the taxable real property within the Borough for the payment of the principal of and interest on such bonds and notes, without Limitation as to zate or amount. Section 15. This ordinance shall take effect twenty days after the first publication thereof after final passage. ae delrber 89, 205 [ve row easine| Rase| nef aS aR BarsORDINANCE ¢ 2015-14 BOROUGH OF LoDI COUNTY OF BERGEN \TE OF NEW.JERSEY. AY ORDINANCE To AUTHORIZE THE LEASING OF AEA Pnoeekty ave Mop vEMENTS soeaTeD fics anton steer oDp New sense Also IcNOWn a3 BLOGK Sy, Ot Ya ON TE Ta asstitaitt nano ni nonbbior ia eROM opt Wi HOLDING COMPANY, Atst SERGEY CORPORKTION FoR PUBLIC PURPOSES WHEREAS, ne Brough of ae (Boru dessa ease real prope and inproromonis td at 168 Union Set, et, New Jey ls tro 2 Blok, Lot 7.12 on the Tax Assessment Map of the Borough of Lodi ("Premises") from Lodi 'V.F.W. Holding Company, a New Jersey Corporation ("VFW") for public purposes on an as ended bass ad WHEREAS, the serch on various cecasons, onan a nese bn need of te use fhe Prams fo pul pupese er ut not ted Borough o Lod ReceatonDeparent dsbuon of floms, coaches meting nd worshop, Rutgers Safely Causes, nui couse, Junior Rams beetesk cine, ror ané wtng dime, reve an resestonsoczer isan, am pts or al een pr, summer carp courselr erat, chereadng ais, ohotes Anonymous Mecings on Teste and Sunday evenings len Aercn Meetings cn Thursday; Potce Senet Assecton Meetings ord Debber 20, 2015 November 4, 20k5— = = eaWHEREAS, the VFW is wiling to meke the Premises avellable to the Borough on ‘said as needed basis subject tothe reasonable approval of the VEW of patioular times ‘and dates; and. 7 WHEREAS, the Borough and the VFW recognize that the Premises are unique ‘nd there is no similar fcilty in the Borough which is capable for the needs of the Borough on said as needed basis; and WHEREAS, the Borough is desirous of entering nto @ Lease Agreement withthe EW, as Landiord, and the Borough, as Tenant, for the leasing ofthe Premises for public purposes on an as needed basis forthe sum of $12,000.00 per year for a perioct cf one (1) year wth an option to renaw the Lease Agreement each for an additional one (1) yoar period; WHEREAS, the leasing ofthe Premises shall be a benefit o the residents ofthe: Borough and the community, and shall promote their public health, safety and general welfare; and WHEREAS, the leasing of the Premises is inthe best interests ofthe Borough, its residents and the general public; and WHEREAS, NuS.A. 40A:12-2, NiIS.A, 40A:12 and NAIS.A. 40A:12-6 provide that a municipality may provide for the acquiston which includes leasing of real property and improvernents by Ordinance. Now, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and Council of the Borough of Lodi, County of Borgen, State of New Jersey that Section 1. The Mayor and Council of the Borough of Loci hereby determines that itis in the best interests of the Borough of Lodi to enter into a Lease Agreement as“Tenant to lease real property and improvements known as 168 Union Stree, Lodi, New Jersey also known as Biook 97, Lot 712 on the Tax Assessment Map ofthe Borough of LodHomshe V.EW. Holding Company, a New Jersey Gorporatien-as Landlord for pubic purposes on an as neaded basis forthe sum of $12,000.00 per year for a period cof one (1) year with an option to renew the Lease Agreement fran additonal on (1) ‘year period upon the same terms and conditions in accordance withthe terms and conditions of he Lease Agreement (Lease) substantial ina form attached hereto as Esl A. Section 2. The Mayor ofthe Borough of Lol is hreby authorized to execute the Lease as desorbed herein. Section 3. Inthe event any section, part or provision of his Orcinance shal be hele unconstitutional or othecwise invalid by any Court of competent jursdtion, such

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