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Library closing?
Fate of Pinelands Library
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SHANNON CAULFIELD/The Medford Sun
The Shawnee and Seneca High School girls varsity lacrosse teams fight for the ball on a draw during a scrimmage on March 27. The
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taxes
By SHANNON CAULFIELD
The Medford Sun
Medford residents will see the
proposed Lenape Regional High
School District tax levy increase
of 4.87 cents, or $141.75 per year
per average assessed home of
$330,013, come to fruition.
Medford Lakes residents will
see a tax levy increase of 2.05
cents, or $52.73 per year per aver-
age assessed home of $286,600.
The board of education adopt-
ed the 2013-2014 budget during its
March 26 meeting.
The adopted budget is $150.4
million, a 1.79 percent increase
from the current year.
This changes every year,
Vice President of the Board
David Stow said. The four basic
characteristics that come into the
tax, the changes in equalized
value, the changes in ratables, the
changes in regional enrollment
and the assessed value of average
homes. If you see a big change in
please see STATE, page 9
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By SHANNON CAULFIELD
The Medford Sun
The tug of war between Med-
ford Township and Burlington
County over the Pinelands Li-
brary continues following a letter
sent to the township from Free-
holder Leah Arter, threatening to
withhold shared services.
As an extension of the Burling-
ton County Library System, the
Pinelands Branch Library serves
the towns of Medford, Shamong,
Tabernacle, Southampton and
Woodland.
After review of Medfords pro-
posed revisions to the branch
agreement for the Pinelands Li-
brary, I have arrived at the in-
escapable conclusion that your
governing body, led by Council-
men Pace and Buoni, must be dia-
metrically opposed to shared
services programs in Burlington
County, and most notably, the
Burlington County Library Sys-
tem, Arter said in the letter.
The programs threatening to
be refused include emergency dis-
patch, emergency management,
solid waste disposal and recy-
cling, aggregate purchasing,
pooled financing, community de-
velopment, green energy grants
and audits, recreation grants,
farmland preservation and the
animal shelter. Additionally,
Arter is threatening to exclude
Main and Church streets, both
county roads, as part of a $7.1 mil-
lion county repavement project.
My initial reaction is that it
seems like Leah Arter is offended
that Medford taxpayers expect
value in their tax dollars,
Deputy Mayor Chris Buoni said.
The county and Medford have
been working to reach an agree-
ment to cover $30,000 in repair
and maintenance costs on the
building, a detail Arter has
agreed to in the most recent letter.
Additionally, Arter asked for
the townships cooperation with
renovation to revamp and up-
grade the interior or the facility.
Arters issues with the town-
ship stem from Medfords unwill-
ingness to begin an overhaul of
the facilities, which include re-
configuring the inside of the
building to accommodate new
standards. The upgrades would
include three new, distinctive
areas as well, including a re-
source area for children, a cyber
caf and an adult reading room,
according to a previous letter sent
by Arter.
According to the letter, an ad-
dendum to the agreement from
Medford places responsibility of
the building on the county.
I cannot, in good faith, recom-
mend to the commission that it
Pinelands Library future uncertain
Freeholder threatens to withhold shared services
please see LIBRARY, page 10
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The Medford Township School
District, at its March 25 meeting,
passed the 2013-2014 budget of $50
million with a tax levy increase of
$198.76 for the average assessed
home of $330,013.
Budget goals are consistent
with Superintendent of Schools
Joseph Del Rossis and Business
Administrator Chad Fires pro-
posed budget presentation in Feb-
ruary which includes maintain-
ing and enhancing instructional
programs, capital improvement
projects, enhancing the standard
of education, supporting technol-
ogy, green initiatives and main-
taining class sizes, which have
been steadily declining.
According to Del Rossi, 2008-
2009 was a peak year for enroll-
ment in the district with 3,118 stu-
dents. The number has since
dropped to 2,933 students in the
2012-2013 school year and a projec-
tion of 2,779 in 2013-2014. Addi-
tionally, district officials are an-
ticipating an enrollment of an es-
timated 2,600 students in the 2015-
2016 school year.
The district has cut 13 staff
members in technology, library
and media, instrumental music,
health and physical education,
art and general music, some of
whom Del Rossi is looking to re-
store.
In addition, 20 support staff
members were eliminated due to
budget cuts, according to Del
Rossi.
The budget includes two undis-
closed teaching positions in addi-
tion to a maintenance and opera-
tions secretary, more kinder-
garten instruction time and the
replacement of two 54-passenger
and two 16-passenger buses
through leasing.
The districts telecommunica-
tions system is 11 years old and in
need of repair as well.
Capital improvement projects
at Taunton Forge for a new clock,
bell, alarm and communications
system are projected to take
$150,000 of the $304,000 capital re-
serve budget.
Medford schools pass budget
please see BOE, page 7
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Save the Pinelands Library:
Resident starts online petition
It is becoming increasingly apparent
that the beloved Pinelands Library might
close.
The county and the township cannot
come to an agreement. While certain town
council members state "We do not want the
library to close" in essence, these council-
men will close it.
By being unable to reach an agreement
with the county, they will force the county
to close Pinelands. The councilmen can
then say "we wanted it open, but the county
closed it."
But I think local residents know better
who should be accountable for this mess.
We voted in our town council members
to resolve issues, not force confrontations,
which stress the community and certainly
add stress to the Pinelands Library em-
ployees.
Medford is the lone town in the county
with this dispute.
It is also tragic to read this "debate"
being waged in the local press and social
media.
I wish our freeholders and council mem-
bers looked to Ronald Reagan and Tip
ONeil.
When the president and the House
speaker were at odds, they'd have dinner to-
gether and somehow find solutions.
Its a better approach than an ongoing
public bashing, which only worsens future
negotiations.
Amazingly, if you created a pie chart on
how each Medford residents property
taxes are allocated, you'd have this tiny
sliver for the library. The library tax com-
prises about 1 percent of those taxes.
The saying "pick your battles" should
apply in this case, as the focus of this
whopping 1 percent is distracting our town
from much larger issues.
Councilman Chris Buoni's analysis of
the school board budget is a case in point.
Its a much larger and more valid concern
for Medford.
A local resident has created an online pe-
tition titled "Save the Pinelands Library
Branch!"
So far, there are 143 signers.
Their comments are touching as many
residents have an emotional connection
with the Pinelands Library.
please see LETTERS, page 9
H
eres something that should
shock absolutely no one: New
Jersey is one of the most
taxed, restricted and regulated states
in the nation.
Stop the presses, as they say.
An annual study published by the
Mercatus Center at George Mason Uni-
versity ranked New Jersey 48th out of
50 in terms of freedoms for residents.
Dragging the Garden State down in the
rankings are its ultra-tight gun control
laws, its restrictive marijuana laws
and abysmal property rights protec-
tions, in addition to the obvious high
taxes, the report says.
Discouraging is the fact that the re-
port says that the states significant
debt, and not government spending, is
what fuels the high taxes.
New Jersey is average in govern-
ment spending, while it has among the
highest taxes in the country, said
Jason Sorens, a co-author of the re-
port.
The question, of course, is whether
any of this really matters. Certainly,
any person would want to reside in a
state that doesnt over-impose on his or
her basic freedoms, and only the in-
sane enjoy paying high taxes.
But while it might sound negative,
there are positives to ranking 48th on
this list.
Is it bad that New Jersey has tight
gun control laws?
Is it bad that New Jersey is conser-
vative when it comes to marijuana
laws?
Is it bad that New Jersey limits what
the report calls travel freedoms,
through restrictive seat belt laws, mo-
torcycle and bicycle helmet require-
ments, and sobriety checkpoints?
We dont think so.
The Mercatus Center report suggest-
ed that New Jersey could improve its
ranking by slashing property taxes,
ending rent control and cutting spend-
ing on libraries, sanitation, sewage
and employee retirement benefits.
Some of those suggestions are well
worth following, especially the proper-
ty tax catastrophe.
But liberalizing seat belt and cell
phone-while-driving laws? We just
dont agree.
If we dont climb higher on this list,
and either lose current residents or
dont gain new ones because of it, so be
it. It isnt worth compromising safety
to look better to others.
in our opinion
Freedom isnt free, especially in N.J.
Study ranks New Jersey 48th on freedom list
Can anything be done?
Can anything be done to make New
Jersey more free? Does it even matter
that we are considered free for our resi-
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ent there you know first hand.
According to Del Rossi, the fire
alarm system is nickel and dim-
ing the district to death over con-
stant repairs due to sensor fail-
ures. The school only carries out
one to two fire drills per month.
Additionally, the walkways at
multiple schools and drainage at
the Alan School need attention. In
addition the track at Memorial
Middle School is in need of repair
and has not seen improvement in
the 10 years it has existed.
If you dont in fact give them
attention they can cost you big,
Del Rossi said. To be honest they
can be safety and security issues,
too.
BOE
Continued from page 4
BOE looks at safety, security
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Medford Sunrise Rotary Club:
MedPort Diner. 7:15 a.m. Call 354-
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THURSDAY APRIL 4
Senior Advisory Board Meeting: 3
p.m. at Cranberry Hall, behind
municipal building, 17 N. Main St.
Meetings are open to the public.
FRIDAY APRIL 5
Pokemon Battle Bash: Ages 7 to 15.
2 p.m. at Pinelands Branch
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p.m. at Pinelands Branch Library.
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also helpful, but not required.
Space is limited, so registration
required. Register online or call
(609) 654-6113.
Environmental & Open Space Com-
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second Monday of every month at
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TUESDAY APRIL 9
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The petition can be accessed at
savepinelandslibrary.weebly.com.
Please feel free to sign and com-
ment if you wish. Thank you.
Bill Tanski
Writer: Township at fault
if library closes
Some may not be aware the
Pinelands Library may end up
closing if an agreement cannot be
reached, giving council bragging
rights to say they have saved tax-
payers what breaks down to $1
per resident.
They boldly take the position
that the county is in the wrong
and has been from the conception
of the BCLS.
They are accusing the county
of double taxation and not using
the library fund for its intended
purpose. All of which are meant
to confuse and rally angry taxpay-
ers to stand behind them in No-
vember.
A group of volunteers recently
provided what they called light
maintenance to the Pinelands
Library, painting parking lines,
fixing gutters, replacing outdated
soap and paper towel dispensers
and cleaning and replacing light
bulbs.
This action should have en-
lightened council to the desires of
the Medford residents, how they
value and respect the need to
have a library in our township.
What is missing from the story
is that the effort was diminished
by town council. The original
plan was to provide the Pinelands
library with needed repairs to the
roof, plumbing, electrical and ma-
sonry at no expense to the town-
ship. Professional contractors
were willing to dedicate their
time, equipment and maybe even
supplies to make needed repairs
to the township building.
Why did the township say no
to that offer?
Medford politics has been in-
vaded by their version of the Tea
Party effort.
Many of the town council
members and their followers are
in support of smaller govern-
ment and lower taxes.
What we are getting in return
for this effort is higher taxes and
loss of services.
The greatest irony is that Ben
Franklin, one of this countrys
original founders and statesmen,
started the first public library.
Yes, we are coming full circle here
in Medford.
A system once made available
to the public by leaders and
statesmen right over the
Delaware River is now being dis-
mantled by the Medford Tea
Party movement represented by
members of our town council,
self-proclaimed statesmen.
It is important to point out that
it is not the county, but the town-
ship, that has not held up its side
of the contract.
For decades, Burlington Coun-
ty has stocked and staffed build-
ings dedicated by its individual
townships for the convenience of
the residents of each town. These
branches in return are asked to
maintain, insure and provide util-
ities to township-owned build-
ings.
The township in return has al-
lowed the Pinelands building to
fall into disrepair and wants to
blame it on the county.
It would be nice to see a Com-
mon Sense movement in Med-
ford. Perhaps utilities would be
considerably lower if these im-
provements were made?
We just need the town council
to say, yes.
Melissa Ciecierski
letterS to the editor
LETTERS
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any of those four, its probably
going to mean somethings going
to happen in the share or the
amount that the township has to
pay.
According to Stow, each com-
munitys share of the $110.3 mil-
lion budget is raised in taxes.
Marlton and Mt. Laurel carry
the burden of the taxation, both
towns reflecting high enroll-
ment numbers.
Medford is responsible for
17.42 percent of the taxation,
costing the average homeowner
approximately $2,132 per year,
the highest of all eight sending
townships. It is $1,758 in Med-
ford Lakes.
Additionally, Medford had the
third largest decrease in as-
sessed value, had the largest in-
crease in enrollment and the
smallest decrease in equalized
valuation.
State aid remained un-
changed at $28.4 million.
Our budget is a no programs
added, no additional staff added
except for those staff members
that are mandated for individual
educational program students,
Stow said. We have 13 students
coming in from our sending dis-
tricts with IEPs and those IEPs
require a paraprofessional, a
sign language person or special
education teacher.
LRHSD is also responsible for
IEP students not attending a
school within the district, an $8
million cost.
There was an increase in
out-of-district tuition. When an
IEP student comes to us, that
IEP gives the student the right to
an education outside of our dis-
trict, and we have to foot the
bill, Stow said. The district
stands to pay the bill until the
student reaches the age of 22.
STATE
Continued from page 1
please see NEXT, page 13
State aid unchanged
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noon.
Medford area residents both
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Please call Kathy at (856) 983-
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execute your amended agree-
ment, which would end Medfords
shared service responsibility and
place the total burden for paying
for the Pinelands Branch on
county library taxpayers, most of
whom do not have the luxury of
having a branch in their own
hometown. Simply stated, I will
not recommend that the Library
Association raise property taxes
on residents of other towns to up-
grade the library building that
Medford owns, Arter said in the
letter.
How is that right? Wheres the
benefit to taxpayers? She thinks
taxes are collected so politicians
can spend it and tell everyone
how great they are, Buoni said.
The money should be spent ex-
actly what it is meant for.
According to Councilman
James Randy Pace, the town-
ship owns the building and pays
for the utilities of the facility, de-
spite its status as part of the
Burlington County Library Sys-
tem.
Libraries in the system are the
financial responsibility of the
county, he said.
Its like if someone rented a
building from me, without having
to pay rent and I paid for all of
their utilities, Pace said. That
just doesnt happen, it doesnt
make sense.
According to Pace, Arter has
yet to explain where the surplus
of the library taxes is applied.
Until I get a detailed descrip-
tion of what theyre doing with
the money Im forced to believe
what they tell us is a bald-faced
lie. Shes upset because she got
her hands caught in the cookie
jar, Pace said.
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the Bordentown Library, part of
the BCLS, is owned, operated and
paid for by the county. Additional-
ly, the Westhampton facility was
upgraded with the construction
of a new amphitheater.
I look at the people who get in-
volved in these massive county
projects. I wonder if it was neces-
sary that the county needs anoth-
er amphitheater, Buoni said. Is
it really a function of a library? I
wonder if its right. I dont see a
need.
According to Pace, since the
county has full control of the li-
brary, officials could upgrade as
they see fit.
I would expect my elected rep-
resentatives to provide value not
just in some of my tax dollars but
all of my tax dollars. What I dont
think Mrs. Arter understands is
that most taxpayers think the
same way I do, Buoni said.
In addition to an upgrade of
the building, Arter is asking for
full cooperation of the Medford
Library Association, a non-profit
no longer in service.
I met with five people two
weekends ago to talk to them
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LIBRARY
Continued from page 3
please see PACE, page 11
about reconstituting and getting
the Medford Library Association
back on its feet, Pace said,
adding the association has
$100,000 in assets accrued over
time and untouched. Over the
course of time, the people who
ran it got old and disinterested.
In the same breath, Arter indi-
cated Southampton is envious of
Medfords branch status, despite
Medfords rejection of the coun-
tys benefits.
According to Arter, the Sally
Strech Keen Library is paid for by
the same county library tax as
Medford.
What Leah Arter doesnt un-
derstand is the library in
Southampton is smaller, Pace
said. What she doesnt say is that
the organization has been funded
by the municipality and has a pri-
vate foundation sitting on
$500,000.
Pace believes the freeholders
will close the Pinelands Branch,
give status to the Southampton li-
brary and utilize their $500,000 as
a way to appease party bosses,
and leaving the financial burden
of Medford on municipal taxes.
Pace does not want to see the li-
brary close, but doesnt plan to
back down from the county on the
issue.
If you feel that the townships
total contribution to the library
system is onerous and unreason-
able, you can terminate the agree-
ment that is currently in effect by
forwarding written notice to the
county, Arter stated in the letter.
Arter indicates the township
can take full financial responsi-
bility of the facility, or, for that
matter, you could decide to have
no library at all.
Shes the epitome with what is
wrong with your government.
She accuses Mr. Buoni and I of
not understanding. What she is
not understanding is that when
you seek public office, you seek it
to serve the people, Pace said.
Arter could not be reached for
comment.
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In other news:
Students from Shawnee were
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ments, including the marching
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609-3677-5875
185 Route 70 Medford
(Across from Medford Ford)
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Must present coupon at time of estimate.
Not valid with other offers or prior services.
Offer expires 5/1/13.
Must present coupon at time of estimate.
Not valid with other offers or prior services.
Offer expires 5/1/13.
Must present coupon at time of estimate.
Not valid with other offers or prior services.
Offer expires 5/1/13.
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Expires 5/1/13.
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2502 Mt. Holly Rd (Rt 541) Burlington, NJ 08016 (609) 386-7717
Rt 295 to exit 47A, First light turn right, then left into parking lot. (Across from the Burlington Center Mall.)
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