February 22, 2000 - Hunterdon County, New Jersey

HUNTERDON COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS 

One East Main Street, Victorian Plaza 

Flemington, New Jersey 08822 

February 22, 2000 

The Hunterdon County Board of Chosen Freeholders convened in accordance with the provisions of the 

Open Public Meetings Act at 3:08 p.m. 

PRESENT: MS. KARROW, MR. MELICK, MR. FUZO. 

ABSENT: MR. MULLER, MR. SAUERLAND. 

Director Karrow announced: "This meeting is being held in accordance with the provisions of the Open 

Public Meetings Act. Adequate notice has been given by posting throughout the year a copy of the 

notice on Bulletin Boards on the First and Second Floor of the County Administration Building, Victorian 

Plaza, One East Main Street, Flemington, New Jersey, a public place reserved for such 

announcements. A copy was mailed on or before January 05, 2000, to the Hunterdon County Democrat, 

Lambertville Beacon, the Express, Courier News, Trenton Times, Hunterdon Review and Star Ledger, 

newspapers designated to receive such notices and by filing a copy with the Hunterdon County Clerk.@ 

Pledge of Allegiance. 

A request was received from Somerset Wheelmen for permission to use Pleasant Run Road (County 

Route 629) between Highway 202 and Flemington-Whitehouse Road, to conduct an individual time trial 

cycling event, on Saturday, April 15, 2000, for about and hour and a half, starting at 8:00 a.m. Mr. Fuzo 

moved and Mr. Melick seconded a motion granting permission, provided this event is coordinated 

through the County Office of Roads, Bridges and Engineering. 

ROLL CALL: (AYES) MR. FUZO, MR. MELICK, MS. KARROW. 

(ABSENT) MR. MULLER, MR. SAUERLAND. 

Correspondence was received from the Hunterdon Harmonizers, requesting permission to use the 

facilities (electrical outlets and rest rooms), at the Hall of Records, during the Annual Craft Fair, on 

September 16 and 17, 2000. Mr. Fuzo moved and Mr. Melick seconded a motion granting permission, 

provided this is coordinated through the County Office of Buildings and Maintenance. 



Mr. Melick moved and Mr. Fuzo seconded a motion to approve the regular and executive session 

minutes of December 28, 1999 and the regular session minutes of January 31, 2000. 

ROLL CALL: (AYES) MR. MELICK, MR. FUZO, MS. KARROW. 


Mr. Melick moved and Mr. Fuzo seconded a motion to pay claims in accordance with the Claims 

Register dated February 22, 2000, in the amount of $3,801,059.14. 

See Page 02/22/00-1A CLAIMS REGISTER 



Mr. Melick moved and Mr. Fuzo seconded a motion to approve the Social Services Funds Report for 

January, 2000. 

See Page 02/22/00-1B SOCIAL SERVICES FUNDS REPORT 



Mr. Melick moved and Mr. Fuzo seconded these: 

See Page 02/22/00-1C RESOLUTION 

RESOLVED, Board of Chosen Freeholders concurs with the Recreation Commissioners= Resolution 

#00-216, appointing Lori Dwarnick, as the Recreation Leader for the Therapeutic Recreation Program. 

See Page 02/22/00-1D RESOLUTION 

RESOLVED, Robert Ent Jr. appointed permanent, full time Senior Engineering Aide, Roads, Bridges 

and Engineering, $32,934 per annum, effective February 10, 2000. 

See Page 02/22/00-1E RESOLUTION 

RESOLVED, Dennis Tillett appointed permanent, full time Plumber, Buildings and Maintenance, 

$38,269 per annum, effective February 28, 2000. 

See Page 02/22/00-2A RESOLUTION

RESOLVED, Floyd Saums appointed provisional, full time Assistant Library Director, Library, $66,782 

per annum, effective February 28, 2000. 

See Page 02/22/00-2B RESOLUTION 

RESOLVED, Joseph Grande appointed provisional, full time Engineering Aide, Roads, Bridges and 

Engineering, $33,404 per annum, effective February 28, 2000. 


RESOLVED, Approving the reappointment of Cynthia Yard to the Hunterdon County Utilities Authority. 


RESOLVED, Approving Area Plan Grant, 10-017/039, for Senior Health Services and Preventive Health 

Services, through the County Health Department, in the amount of $14,574. 


RESOLVED, Approving a Professional Legal Services Agreement with Gaetano M. DeSapio, for legal 

counsel to the County, for the year 2000. 

See Page 02/22/00-2F RESOLUTION 

RESOLVED, Approving a State Contract for Personal Assistant Services Program, through Human 

Services, in the amount of $12,341. 

See Page 02/22/00-2G RESOLUTION 

RESOLVED, Approving Application for Payment #3, for Bid 97-58, for Library Equipment, for the new 

North Branch County Library, with Library Interiors, in the amount of $11,070. 

See Page 02/22/00-2H RESOLUTION 

RESOLVED, Approving Application for Payment #13, for Bid 97-58, for HVAC, for the new North Branch 

County Library, with Gabe Sganga, Inc., in the amount of $2,254. 

See Page 02/22/00-2I RESOLUTION 

RESOLVED, Approving Application for Payment #13, for Bid 97-58, for all plumbing, drainage and 

sprinkler work, for the new North Branch County Library, with Gabe Sganga, Inc., in the amount of 

$1,127. 

See Page 02/22/00-2J RESOLUTION 

RESOLVED, Approving Application for Payment #17, for Bid 97-58, for general construction, for the new 

North Branch County Library, with Ray Angelini, Inc., in the amount of $51,100.44. 

See Page 02/22/00-2K RESOLUTION 

RESOLVED, Approving the amendment of a portion of a resolution adopted February 8, 1955, 

designating AThrough Streets@ and AStop@ intersection effecting County Route 512, in Tewksbury 

Township and Califon Borough and County Route 517 in Tewksbury Township. 

See Page 02/22/00-2L RESOLUTION 


designating AThrough Streets@ and AStop@ intersection effecting County Route 513, in Alexandria, 

Clinton, Lebanon and Union Townships/Clinton Town and Frenchtown and High Bridge Boroughs. 

See Page 02/22/00-2M RESOLUTION 


designating AThrough Streets@ and AStop@ intersection effecting County Route 514, in Raritan and East 

Amwell Townships; County Route 613 in Raritan and Readington Townships and County Route 650 in 

Raritan Township. 

See Page 02/22/00-2N RESOLUTION 



Delaware, Holland and Kingwood Townships and Milford Borough. 

See Page 02/22/00-3A RESOLUTION


designating AThrough Streets@ and AStop@ intersection effecting County Route 523, in Delaware, 

Readington and Tewksbury Townships and Stockton Borough. 




Bethlehem, Franklin, Raritan, Union and West Amwell Townships and Bloomsbury Borough. 




Holland and Union Townships. 



designating AThrough Streets@ and AStop@ intersection effecting County Route 629, in Clinton and 

Readington Townships. 



designating AThrough Streets@ and AStop@ intersection effecting County Route 628, in Lebanon Township 

and Glen Gardner Borough. 



designating AThrough Streets@ and AStop@ intersection effecting County Route 625, in Alexandria and 

Union Townships and County Route 635 in Bethlehem and Union Townships and Hampton Borough. 

See Page 02/22/00-3G RESOLUTION 


designating AThrough Streets@ and AStop@ intersection effecting County Routes 518, 600, 601, 602, 604, 

605, 607, 609, 610, 611, 612, 615, 616, 617, 618, 619, 620, 623, 626, 627, 631, 633, 637, 639, 641, 

643, 645, 651 and 652, in various municipalities. 



The Board discussed the construction of an Emergency Services Building at the racetrack property. 

Mr. Melick would like to study this further, stating he is not sure that is the best location for the 

building. Director Karrow is aware the Freeholders approved for this in the budget, but she would rather 

pay for this out of an overall project budget instead of the capital improvement fund. Mr. Fuzo agreed to 

wait until the next meeting to introduce the resolution for an appropriation of $50,000 from the Capital 

Improvement Fund for payment of all preliminary costs associated with planning for the construction of 

an Emergency Services building at the racetrack site. Director Karrow stated her concern also is 

whether Frank Bell, County Project Administrator, will have time for this project. Mr. Fuzo explained its 

a morton building, that doesn=t involve a lot of work. 

John P. Glynn, Director, Roads, Bridges and Engineer, updated the Board on various County road and 

bridge projects. The DEP permit for the realignment of County Route 523, in Raritan Township, has 

been received. He met with the State to coordinate their project on Route 31 with the County=s. 

Raritan Township is still in the process of acquiring the right of way for this project. This project is 

planned for construction this summer. 

Mr. Glynn reported the contractor for the Route 628 project from Glen Gardner to Bunnvale, plans on 

returning to the project, the first week of March. 

Mr. Glynn advised the extension of Church Street, County Route 650, will be bid on March 16, 2000 and 

the bids will be take for the final design of County Routes 620/637 on March 2, 2000. 

Mr. Glynn stated the preliminary plans for the realignment of County Routes 620/523 will be delivered by 

the end of the week. Once the plans have been reviewed, a set will be sent to Readington Township for 

their comments. 

Mr. Glynn advised County Bridge N-3, on Leigh Street, in Clinton Town, has been held off until the 

Summer of 2001. Clinton Town is aware of this because there is no way to guarantee to won=t be 

closed while school is in session. 

Shop drawings have been received for County Bridge E-173, on Wertsville Road, County Route 602. 

There will be a mid-March construction date. 

Mr. Glynn advised the final plans and specifications for County Bridge Q-46, on Johanna Farms Road 

will be ready for approval by early March.

The School Beacons for Kingwood Township have been programmed but they have two bad lights which 

were shipped with them. The Beacons have to be taken apart and the lights have to be returned. That 

should all be resolved by this week. 

Mr. Glynn advised the pipe is in stock for County Bridge T-79 on Rockaway Road in Tewksbury 

Township and the work will be started March 15. 

Mr. Glynn reported a meeting is scheduled with NJDOT for this week to discuss the enhancement of 

the Covered Bridge in Sergeantsville, Delaware Township. It needs a new roof, new painting, a fire 

suppression system and some additional work on the adjacent bridge. 

Questions answered for the press. 

Mr. Melick moved and Mr. Fuzo seconded this: 

See Page 02/22/00-4A RESOLUTION 

RESOLVED, Approving the extension of Bid #96-56, for the Road Operations of a County Consolidated 

System, known as the ALINK@, for an additional 127 days, from February 25, 2000 to June 30, 2000, in 

an amount not to exceed $363,000. 





RESOLVED, Approving the extension of Bid #99-05, for Microfilming and the Re-Creation of Records 

Services for the County Clerk and Surrogate=s Offices, for a second year, to Business Records 

Corporation, in an amount not to exceed $9,331.75. 





RESOLVED, Approving the extension of Bid #99-05, for Microfilming and the Re-Creation of Records 

Services for the County Clerk and Surrogate=s Offices, for a second year, to Griffith, Inc., t/a Alpha 

System, in an amount not to exceed $58,229.75. 



Mr. Fuzo moved and Mr. Melick seconded this: 


RESOLVED, Approving Requisition #37970, with the Flemington Art School, for Pre-School Art 

Workshops, Drawing and Painting Workshops and Multi-Media Workshops for the County Park 

System, in the amount of $3,450. 





RESOLVED, Approving Requisition #37976, with the New Jersey Recreation Park Association, for 

discount ski tickets, for the County Park System, in the amount of $4,510. 



Director Karrow informed Mr. Bell the Board discussed the construction of an Emergency Services 

Building and asked about the engineering that would be needed for this project. The Board is 

concerned about the amount of on-going project. Mr. Bell advised he met with Cynthia J. Yard, County 

Administrator, and prioritized his project list. The projects have been prioritized by close out, then 

those in construction, and those in the bidding phases and those in development. 

Mr. Bell updated the Board on various County projects and facilities. A meeting was held on February 

17th, with all the contractors, architect and County representatives on the new North Branch County 

Library and the final punch list was reviewed and corrected. Contractors have promised to have the 

punch list items completed within the next three weeks. Mr. Bell will make sure the items have been

done to the County=s satisfaction. 

Mr. Bell advised a medication hearing is scheduled for March 14, 2000 with Ray Angelini, Inc., general 

contractor for the new North Branch County Library, to discuss and resolve open Change Order issues. 

The main change order is for the caissons. 

The steel silo fabrication for the Route 12 Office Building is completed and will be shipped to the site 

within a week. Mechanical and electrical rough in of pipes and conduit continues. Openings are being 

cut into the steel deck and treated wood blocking is being installed for the trusses and miscellaneous 

trim work. 

Mr. Bell advised the insulation of gypsum board for the Warehouse/Records Retention Center is about 

75% complete. The ceiling grid has been installed and final inspections of the duct work are complete 

and the natural gas line has been installed and the heating system is being prepared to be fired up. 

Mr. Bell stated the electrical work for the Route 12 Water System is scheduled for completion this 

week. The contractor will begin flushing the 3" and 8" mains next week. The entire project should be 

completed by the middle of March. 

The underground detention system for the surface parking lot in Flemington, is complete. Cleaning and 

grubbing of the remaining trees and brush will start once the snow has been removed. Phase II paving 

will begin in the Spring. 

Mr. Bell reported the work on the historic Court House. The contractor has been monitoring the 

temperatures and feels they have risen enough to resume to strip the lead paint. 

The building for the Haz-Mat services, vehicles and personnel will be a prefab steel structure located at 

the Franklin Township site. A mechanical, structural, civil and site engineers will be hired for this 

project. Mr. Fuzo advised to hold off on this until after the next meeting as the resolution for funding will 

be presented at the March 14, 2000 meeting. 

The documents for Deer Path Park, Phase II will be completed by mid-March and bids should be 

received by mid-April. The Park System has requested the construction not start until the middle of 

August due to the scheduled activities at the Park System. The documents will be revised to reflect 

that in the schedule. 

Mr. Bell stated a meeting was held with prospective architects for the Emergency Services Addition, on 

February 14, 2000. Due to additional requests from the architects, the receipt of the RFP will be 

extended. 

The engineer for the Fire School Propane System will have the drawings completed by March 3, 2000. 

The specifications will be completed by March 24th and a cost estimated should be ready by March 

14th. 

Mr. Bell met with Don Einhorn, of County Counsel=s Office, regarding the South County Garage, to 

review the front end documents to the specifications and a number of sections need reworking and 

refinement. This work should be completed in a few weeks. 

A meeting will be held on March 3, 2000, with Mr. Bell, the Library Commission and Jim Faridy of the 

architectural firm of Faridy, Thorne and Fraytak, to discuss the Route 12 Library Master Plan. 

Mr. Bell advised he will work with the County Administrator and County personnel on a County-wide 

Space Allocation/Utilization Survey and furniture and equipment needs, as well. There is a meeting 

scheduled for Friday to review the furniture needs for the Warehouse/Records Retention Center with 

Bob Thurgarland, Print Shop Director. There was a large furniture list prepared for the building and that 

will be reviewed also on Friday. 

Director Karrow advised that the Freeholders have decided to renovate the old Administration Building, 

instead of building more buildings. John Clarke of Clarke, Caton and Hintz, AIA advised he is here 

today to get more of a feeling of what the Board is looking to do and not do. Director Karrow advised 

the Freeholders are interested in finding out the costs to do the windows, HVAC, new carpeting, making 

things ADA compliant, putting up an elevator and how many County office will fit in the old 

Administration Building versus what the maximum it will provide. 

Director Karrow stated for Mr. Clarke that the Freeholders would prefer to be housed in the historic court 

house, for their offices, as well as the Freeholders= Meeting Room. 

Freeholder Sauerland came into the meeting at 3:45 p.m. 

Mr. Clarke explained an elevator system would be needed at the old Administration Building to get to all 

the floors. There are also building code issues that need to be address, such as the fire stairs and 

corridors. Also a new mechanical system would be needed. 

Mr. Clarke briefly described the Hall of Records, Court House, the old Administration and the additions 

that would be needed. He feels the basement area would only be good for support, not office space. 

Several years ago an analysis was done, by a consultant, on County population growth, 

filings, permits and a project was made on how that would relate to staff. Director Karrow informed Mr. 

Clarke that she would prefer the Freeholders to fit into any space for their offices, including the

asement of the old Administration Building, since their offices are used as much and that the Court 

House would house the Freeholders= Meeting room. 

Freeholder Fuzo explained to Mr. Clarke that there has been no clear direction from the majority of the 

Freeholder Board on whether to do just the facility system or doing the retro-fit. The Board needs to 

determine that as yet, so your direction is unclear at this point. 

Mr. Clarke explained the work that Clarke, Caton and Hintz have done to date, and stated it was 

predicated on the renovation of the Hall of Records, building 47,000 square feet and demolishing 32,000 

square feet. 

Director Karrow advised Mr. Clarke that the Freeholders are not sure what they want him to do. The 

Freeholders will discuss this with the County professionals, and determine a direction to go in. She 

thanked Mr. Clarke for coming in and making the presentation today. 

Les Varga, Planning Board, reported last year around this time, NJDOT advised money has been made 

available for bikeway type projects. The Planning Board reviewed the bike assessment that was done 

by the office in 1997. The Governor has made $11 million available for discretionary bikeways and the 

municipalities spent $9 million. The Planning Board looked at doing a bikeway from Route 31, across 

202, up Voorhees Corner Road (650), to Old York Road. Roads, Bridges and Engineering prepared an 

estimate of $866,000 and the Planning Board submitted the application to the State and a letter of 

preliminary approved has been received from the DOT in the amount of $855,000. This includes the 

construction and in-house engineering. The Planning Board will help do the groundwork so others know 

this money is on the table. 

Questions answered for the press. 

Mr. Melick left the meeting at 4:03 p.m. 

Director Karrow advised the Workforce Investment Board is moving forward as a two County Workforce 

Investment Board, so Hunterdon and Somerset Counties will join together on this. Director Karrow, 

Cynthia J. Yard, County Administrator and Angelo F. DiOrio, Human Services Administrator, put 

together a list of 28 names for the Freeholders to review as candidates to the GRWIB. The members 

need to be on board by April. 

Mr. Melick returned to the meeting at 4:08 p.m. 

Director Karrow went through the various components of the WIB and the responsibilities of the 

members. 

Mr. Sauerland moved and Mr. Melick seconded this: 


RESOLVED, Approving appointments to the Greater Raritan Workforce Investment Board to represent 

the County of Hunterdon. 

ROLL CALL: (AYES) MR. SAUERLAND, MR. MELICK, MR. FUZO, MS. KARROW. 

(ABSENT) MR. MULLER. 

Director Karrow asked County Counsel to synopsize the letters which have gone back and forth 

between the Park System and the County=s professionals on the construction management services for 

the golf course. 

Mr. DeSapio advised bids have been taken for the golf course for a second time and a recommendation 

should be ready for the next Freeholders= Meeting concerning the low bidder. The contract anticipates 

a construction manager on-site to monitor the work. The Park System proposes to engage Greenmen 

Pederson to do the construction management work at the proposed cost of $543,900. Mr. DeSapio 

stated when the Purchasing Agent, Charles Soriero, returned from leave, he called him on this matter 

and highlighted same concern about the cost of the construction manager. Mr. Soriero informed the 

Park System of his concerns in writing and the Park System Director, answered those concerns and 

she also answered Mr. DeSapio=s letter addressing his concerns. Mr. DeSapio advised Greenmen 

Pederson did drop their price to $480,000 plus. 

Mr. DeSapio reviewed for the Board and those present, the cost the County paid for a construction 

manager for the new Justice Center and compared that to the cost of same for the golf course. He also 

explained how the proposals were taken by the Park System for this work. The Park System feels it 

needs a construction manager, and this firm is one of the best in their opinion. They also contacted 

other counties to get information on construction managers for their golf courses, but none were used. 

Ms. Thier explained to the Board that the other counties did not need to hire a construction manager, 

because they have a general construction manager on staff and they also have multiple superintendents 

on staff to do the work. She explained why the cost was so high for the construction manager work and 

that they will have to be on site full time. 

Ms. Thier advised Greenmen Pederson has agreed to charge per hour for their services, with a detailed 

breakout of their services and what it will take to complete their work. Greenmen Pederson has also 

agreed to a CAP for the cost. Additionally, they have agreed to, for one year following the opening of

the golf course, to monitor the progress and the operations at no charge to the County. 

Ms. Thier agreed it is an expensive proposition but the County will be getting a very high quality service 

and the golf course will be a good product. The architect will also be visiting the site at crucial times 

when the construction manger calls them. This will be a team effort. 

The Board discussed with Dave Hay, Chairman, Board of Recreation Commissioners, the cost of the 

contract for construction management, construction phases for the golf course, and the use of the 

buildings on the property as a club house and for maintenance equipment. Mr. Sauerland 

recommended language in the contract in case the County wants to step away from the project. 

Mr. DeSapio recommended that Ms. Thier have Greenmen Pederson breakdown the $480,000 plus, 

with a not to exceed price for the construction phase on an hourly basis and a not to exceed price for 

the follow up work, so the Board of Freeholders can determine as the project goes along into the final 

phase, if there is another way to approach it. Mr. Fuzo recommended having a Task Order contract and 

the contractor will have to provide Task Orders for the work they will be doing and each will have to be 

approved by the Board prior to the work being done. Mr. Sauerland would like further information in 

connection on what will be done for Phase I and Phase II. John DeMarrais, Recreation Commissioner, 

said he would be glad to have GPI and the architect split out their costs and identify the cost for each 

separate items. Mr. Hay stated this project will come in on budget and he will bring that information 

back to the Freeholders on the 14th. 

Mr. Fuzo asked what is holding up the award for the construction of the golf course. Mr. Hay explained 

the contract was pulled because all the documents to the contract were not received as yet. Mr. 

DeSapio advised there is also a question about what will be recommended to be awarded, because for 

this to be brought in under budget, a number of alternates were placed in the bid which would reduce 

the price depending on the alternates selected. 

Director Karrow asked Ms. Thier to work with the County Treasurer on figures to privatize the mowing 

operation. Ms. Thier has been working on getting figures together and will meet with the Treasurer. 

The Recreation Commissioners and Park System Director left the meeting. 

Mr. Melick left the meeting at 4:55 p.m. 

Mr. DeSapio reported to the Board, that at the last CADB meeting, the CADB adopted the draft of the 

Ethic=s Policy which the Freeholder Board reviewed prior. He explained this is a supplemental policy for 

the CADB, since they are governed by the State Agriculture Development Board. 

Mr. Fuzo moved and Mr. Sauerland seconded this: 


RESOLVED, Approving a supplemental Ethic=s Policy for the County Agriculture Development Board. 

ROLL CALL: (AYES) MR. FUZO, MR. SAUERLAND, MS. KARROW. 

(ABSENT) MR. MELICK, MR. MULLER. 

Mr. Melick returned to the meeting at 5:02 p.m. 

Mr. Sauerland moved and Mr. Fuzo seconded these: 


RESOLVED, Executive Session to discuss land acquisition with the Park System. 


RESOLVED, Executive Session to discuss personnel with the Human Resources Director and County 

Administrator. 


RESOLVED, Executive Session to discuss leasing of space at the Justice Center. 


RESOLVED, Executive Session to discuss a Letter of Intent with the Housing Corporation. 


RESOLVED, Executive Session to discuss the status of various land acquisitions. 

ROLL CALL: (AYES) MR. SAUERLAND, MR. FUZO, MR. MELICK, MS. KARROW. 


Director Karrow opened the meeting to the public. There being no questions or comments from the 

press or public, the Hunterdon County Board of Chosen Freeholders went into Executive Session at 

5:10 p.m. and reconvened in Open Session at 5:58 p.m.



RESOLVED, Approving a contract on behalf of the Park System, for the acquisition of the Gulbrandson 

parcel located on Dennis Road on the Musconetcong Nature Preserve. 

ROLL CALL: (AYES) MR. MELICK, MR. FUZO, MR. SAUERLAND, MS. KARROW. 




RESOLVED, Appointing Stephen Lambert to the Shade Tree Commission to fill the unexpired term of 

William McIntyre. 

ROLL CALL: (AYES) MR. FUZO, MR. MELICK, MR. SAUERLAND, MS. KARROW. 


Mr. Fuzo moved and Mr. Sauerland seconded this: 


RESOLVED, Approving a Letter of Intent with the Hunterdon County Housing Corporation, in order for 

the Housing Corporation to have a feasibility study done on the Church Street property. 

ROLL CALL: (AYES) MR. FUZO, MR. SAUERLAND, MS. KARROW. 

(NAY) MR. MELICK. 


The Hunterdon County Board of Chosen Freeholders returned to Executive Session at 6:00 p.m. and 

reconvened in Open Session at 6:03 p.m. 

There being no further business to come before the Board, Director Karrow adjourned the meeting at 

6:04 p.m. 

Respectfully submitted, 

________________________ 

Denise B. Doolan 

Clerk of the Board

February 22, 2000 - Hunterdon County, New Jersey

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