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August 1, 2012 Borough of Hightstown Page No: 28 02:58 PM Purchase Order Listing By Vendor Name Project Description Project No. Project Total MANUEL MENDIETA MENDI12-02 766.25 480 MERCER ST. WAREHOUSE MERCO12-03 381.00 THE PEDDIE SCHOOL-MAIN & WARD PEDWM08-09 63.50 Total Of All Projects: 1,210.75
Resolution 2012-200 BOROUGH OF HIGHTSTOWN COUNTY OF MERCER STATE OF NEW JERSEY A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE BOROUGH OF HIGHTSTOWN TO ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH “THE HIGHTSTOWN GROUP HOME” FOR THE EXPENDITURE OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING TRUST FUNDS IN ORDER TO FACILITATE THE CONTINUATION OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING UNITS WITHIN THE BOROUGH WHEREAS, the Borough of Hightstown (the “Borough”) petitioned the Council on Affordable Housing (“COAH”) for substantive certification of its housing element and fair share plan in 2005; and WHEREAS, the Borough has previously adopted Ordinance(s) authorizing the imposition and collection of development fees in connection with certain new residential and non-residential construction in the Borough, which funds were to be deposited into an Affordable Housing Trust Fund (also referenced as the “Trust Fund”); and WHEREAS, the monies collected and deposited into the Trust Fund were intended to be utilized in order to facilitate the construction and/or rehabilitation of affordable units within the Borough; and WHEREAS, COAH has previously approved the Borough’s Development Fees Ordinance(s); and WHEREAS, to date, the Borough has collected in excess of $400,000 in development fees; and and WHEREAS, as of December 31, 2011, the balance of funds on deposit in the Trust Fund was $395,881.73; WHEREAS, the Borough has previously approved a Spending Plan concerning the Borough’s intentions with regard to the expenditure of the funds on deposit in the Trust Fund, in an effort to facilitate the construction and/or rehabilitation of affordable housing units within the Borough; and WHEREAS, following the Borough Council’s approval of the proposed Spending Plan, the Borough forwarded the same to COAH on or about December 30, 2008 seeking COAH’s formal review and approval of the same; and WHEREAS, notwithstanding the good faith filing of the Spending Plan with COAH at that time by the Borough, COAH has never formally taken any action with regard to the Borough’s Spending Plan; and WHEREAS, during the years which have elapsed since the initial filing of the Borough’s Spending Plan with COAH, the Borough’s intentions with respect to the expenditure of the funds collected and deposited into the Trust Fund have evolved, and certain revisions to the Spending Plan became necessary; and WHEREAS, those revisions have recognized the negotiations that have taken place over the years between the Borough and various entities relating to the construction of new affordable housing units within the Borough; and WHEREAS, the said revisions have been incorporated into a Revised Spending Plan, which was approved by the Hightstown Borough Council on July 16, 2012, and which was filed with COAH immediately thereafter; and WHEREAS, the Revised Spending Plan incorporates an affordable housing project involving a three (3)- unit group home known as “The Hightstown Group Home” (the “group home”); and WHEREAS, the group home is located at 114 Spring Crest Drive within the Borough, which is more commonly known and designated as Block 55, Lot 4 on the Borough’s Tax Map (the “property”); and
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Agenda Hightstown Borough Council R
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Discussion Public Comment II Hurric
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Meeting Minutes Hightstown Borough
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that the agenda was approved with t
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Council President Quattrone moved r
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WHEREAS, the Chief Finance Officer
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Federal Forfeiture Carmela Roberts,
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BOROUGH OF HIGHTSTOWN COUNTY OF MER
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Resolutions 2012-168, 2012-169 and
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WHEREAS, the tax records of the Bor
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noted that the Rug Mill property is
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Councilmember Thibault Comments “
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Mr. Theokas explained that this ord
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Roll Call Vote: Council members Bib
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WHEREAS, Wyckoff’s Mill Condomini
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WHEREAS, the Borough Engineer has i
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Councilmember Doran moved Resolutio
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Council President Quattrone - noted
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discussion conducted at said meetin
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The Borough Attorney confirmed that
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BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOROUGH COUNC
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stormwater management strategies in
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Lucia Cruse, B11 Garden View Terrac
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Council President Quattrone moved o
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3. The lieutenant, if one is then s
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Subsection 2-19.13 Subsection 2-19.
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k. Conduct of Officers. Special law
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or withdraw it. 14-10.4 Violations
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Police Director shall mean the pers
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determination that the proposed loc
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(7) Kidnapping (8) Robbery; (9) Agg
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e. Use of License. Taxicab driver
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1. Failure to render reasonable, pr
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conspicuous place, or by clearly vi
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a. The locations described are here
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Law Enforcement Trust 15.75 Housing
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Councilmember Thibault - hopes that
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Hightstown Police Department 415A M
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Resolution 2012-198 BOROUGH OF HIGH
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Subsection 2-55.2 Fees for Copies.
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Subsection 2-55.4 Denial of Examina
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Ordinance 2012-13 BOROUGH OF HIGHTS
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payment of the purchase price plus
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(a) The improvements or purposes de
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