City Council

The regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Hackensack was held at City Hall, 65 Central Avenue, Hackensack, N.J., on Monday, May 21, 1990. Mayor Zisa called the meeting to order at 8:10 P. M. and asked everyone to stand for the flag salute. On roll call the following were present: Mayor John F. Zisa,, Deputy Mayor Sandra A. Robinson, Councilmen Mauro A. Mecca, Mark A. Stein and Roger B. Mattei, City Attorney Richard E. Salkin, City I Manager James s. Lacava and Deputy City Clerk Anna LaMarche. Mrs. LaMarche: "In accordance with the Open Public Meetings Act, Chapter 231, Laws of 1975, adequate notice of this meeting was provided by sending a notice to The Record and posting a copy on the Bulletin Board in City Hall." Mayor Zisa asked for approval of the minutes for the April 16th and May 7th regular meetings and the May 14th c.o.w. meeting. Motion offered by Mattei, seconded by Mecca to accept the minutes as submitted. Carried. FINAL ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE NO. 11-90 ENTITLED: "AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND SUPPLEMENT CHAPTER 52 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF HACKENSACK, NEW JERSEY, ENTITLED 'ANIMALS' TO PROVIDE FOR THE LICENSING AND INOCULATION OF CATS". Mayor Zisa: "This Ordinance has been advertised pursuant to law and now calls for a public hearing. Will someone so move?" Motion offered by Mattei, seconded by Mecca that there be a public hearing. Carried. Mayor Zisa asked if anyone present wished to be heard on this t Ordinance. Rainer Olster, 144 Union Street, questioned why this ordinance was necessary and also asked who was responsible for the inoculation. Mayor Zisa explained that we were already licensing dogs and this ordinance expands the licensing to cats whose owner is responsible for inoculation. The State of New Jersey Department of Health has advised all municipalities that there is a danger of a rabies epidemic in the state, therefore we have decided to act now' · for public safety. Alvina Emelo, 149 Kent Street, asked about abandoned cats roaming the streets and also questioned the amount of the license. The Mayor stated the annual fee is $5.00. He noted that all cats must be licensed and there would be a penalty for unlicensed cats. Grover Reynolds, 197 Berdan Place, raised concern for senior citizens who may not be able to afford paying this licensing fee for their pets. He feels the City should wait until the State passes a law. I The City Attorney explained that the State has recommended taking steps now before we have a problem here in North Jersey and he offered to send Mr. Reynolds a copy of the State's recommendations. After lengthy discussion concerning the problem of rabies, Mayor Zisa asked John Christ to contact the Department of Veterinary Science at Cornell University for their recommendations as suggested by Mr. Reynolds, but emphasized that the State is recommending these measures at this time as a health measure.  The Mayor and other Council members were also concerned about the inability of some senior citizens to afford the licensing fee and they would not want them to lose their pets. Motion offered by Stein, seconded by Mattei that the public hearing be closed. Carried. Resolution #193 OFFERED BY: MATTEI SECONDED BY: MECCA BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Hackensack, I County of Bergen and State of New J4�rsey, that Ordinance No. 11-90 entitled: "AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND SUPPLEMENT CHAPTER 52 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OE' HACKENSACK, NEW JERSEY, ENTITLED 'ANIMALS' TO PROVIDE FOR THE LICENSING AND INOCULATION OF CATS", pass its second and final reading and is hereby adopted. Roll Call: Ayes - Mecca, Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa The Deputy May,or voted "Aye" with the contingency that this ordinance can be amended if so ws1rranted after the recommended investigations, especially as it relates to Senior Citizens. FINAL ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE NO. 12-90 ENTITLED: "AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 107, SECTION 281 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF HACKENSACK, NEW JERSEY, ENTITLED 'ENUMERATION OF LICENSES'"· Mayor Zisa: "This Ordinance has been advertised pursuant to law and now calls for a public hearing. Will someone so move?" Motion offered by Stein, seconded by Mecca that there be a public hearing. Carried. Mayor Zisa asked if anyone present wished to be heard on this Ordinance. There was no response. Motion offered by Mattei, hearing be closed. Resolution #194 Carried. OFFERED BY: seccmded STEIN by Stein that the public SECONDED BY: MECCA t BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Hackensack, County of Bergen and State of New J4�rsey, that Ordinance No. 12-90 II entitled: AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 107 I SECTION 28 I OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF HACKENSACK, NEW JERSEY, ENTITLED 'ENUMERATION OF LICENSES'", pass its second and final reading and is hereby adopted. Dr. Mecca asked the City Manager to explain this ordinance. Mr. Lacava stated that this ordinance amended the fee structure for the licensing of animals. Roll Call: Ayes - Mecca, Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa Resolution #195 OFFERED BY: STEIN SECONDED BY: MATTEI WHEREAS, the Hackensack Public Works Supervisors' Bargaining Unit, Local 29 of the RWDSU, has be4m recognized by the New Jersey Public Employment Re·lations Commissi()n (PERC) to negotiate with the I City of Hackensack for the purpose of a labor contract effective January 1, 1989: WHEREAS, both parties have been involved in negotiations for a contract regarding conditions and wages of employment: WHEREAS, both parties have reached an agreement and same has been incorporated into the language of the proposed contract. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Hackensack that the Mayor be and hereby is authorized to sign the contract with the Public Works Supervisors' Unit, Local 29 of RWDSU, for the period January 1, 1989 through December 31, 1991. Roll Call: Ayes - Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa Nay - Mecca  Resolution #196 OFFERED BY: STEIN SECONDED BY: MATTEI WHEREAS, the New Jersey Governor's Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse has grant funds available; and WHEREAS, it is desirous that a Municipal Alliance Committee be formed to apply for such funding and to implement the activities that will be outlined in the plan. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that this committee shall be known as the "Hackensack Alliance to Prevent Alcoholism and Drug Abuse"; and I BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a certified copy of this resolution be forwarded to the County Alliance Coordinator, Office of Alcohol and Drug Dependency, together with all other information that is required to obtain grant funding under this program. Roll Call: Ayes - Mecca, Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa Resolution 1197 OFFERED BY: MATTEI SECONDED BY: MECCA BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Hackensack that the proper officers be and are hereby authorized to make the following· refunds for the reasons stated: $350. 00 to Anthony D'Arminio, 130 w. Franklin Avenue, Hackensack, Release of Excavation Performance Guarantee - Permit #4620 - 30 Newman Street 250. 00 to Gus Wickersheim, 92 Fairmount Avenue, Hackensack, Release of Excavation Performance Guarantee - Permit 14573 - 100 Elm Avenue 275 . 00 to Joseph Cinque, 80 Broadway, Hillsdale - Release of Excavation Performance Guarantee - Permit #4448 - I 75 Voorhis Lane 375 . 00 to Michael Siervo, 261 Fairmount Avenue, Hackensack, Release of Excavation Performance Guarantee - Permit #4604 - 249 Lodi Street 300. 00 to Bogush Plumbing & Heating, Main Street, Wallington, Release of Excavation Performance Guarantee - Permit #4471 - 293 Herman Street 65. 00 to Fisher Brothers Construction, 366 West Palisade Ave. , Englewood - Summons Nos. H311900 and H322056 Roll Call: Ayes - Mecca, Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa Resolution #198 OFFERED BY: STEIN SECONDED BY: MATTEI WHEREAS, the Hackensack Water Company has requested an extension to its distribution system as follows: 1,200 feet of 12-inch pipe south in Lookout Avenue starting from Summit Avenue in the City of Hackensack NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Hackensack that said extension be and is hereby approved. I Roll Call: Resolution #199 Ayes - Mecca, Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa OFFERED BY: MATTEI SECONDED BY: MECCA BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Hackensack, that the following organization be granted permission to conduct a Raffle in accordance with the application on file in the Office of the City Clerk: RA:l283 Temple Beth El Sisterhood Roll Call: Ayes - Mecca, Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa Resolution #200 OFFERED BY: MATTEI SECONDED BY: STEIN WHEREAS, there is in existence a gas station located at the intersection of Moonachie Road and Hudson Street in the City of Hackensack: and WHEREAS, on August 18, 1988, the State of New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection imposed a sewer connection ban upon any project which would discharge flow into the City's regulator chambers: and I WHEREAS, in order to meet ECRA regulations, the owner of the property is required to institute a ground water clean up of the site: and WHEREAS, this clean up process will involve the discharge of treated water into the combined sewer system on a temporary basis: and WHEREAS, in accordance with the State Department of Environmental Protection regulations, applicants fc::>r development are permitted to · seek exemptions from said ban: and WHEREAS, the applicant has submitted an "Application for Exemption from a Sewer Extension Ban": and WHEREAS, in the opinion of the applicant, the proposed project will not have a significant impact upon the City's sewer system: and WHEREAS, the proposed development is in conformity with the City's Land Use and Construction Codes. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Mayor and Council hereby endorse this "Application for Exemption from a Sewer Extension Ban" and authorizes that it be forwarded to the Department of Environmental Protection for their consideration. I Roll Call: Ayes - Mecca, Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa Resolution #201 Amendment to the 1990 Capital Budget offered by Mecca, seconded by Stein and unanimously carried is attached hereto and made a part hereof. Resolution #202 OFFERED BY: STEIN SECONDED BY: MATTEI INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCE NO. 13-90 ENTITLED: "A BOND ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE RESURFACING OF GREEN STREET AND OTHER APPURTENANCES NECESSARY OR INCIDENTAL THERETO, AND APPROPRIATING $85 1000 THEREFOR AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS OR NOTES IN THE AMOUNT OF $80,750 TO FINANCE PART OF THE COST THEREOF FOR SAID IMPROVEMENTS TO BE UNDERTAKEN IN AND BY THE CITY OJ� HACKENSACK, IN THE COUNTY OF BERGEN, NEW JERSEY". BE IT RESOLVED that the above ordinance, being Ordinance No. 13-90 as introduced, does now pass on first reading and that said Ordinance shall be considered for final passage at a meeting to be held on June 4, 1990, at 8:00 P. M., or as soon thereafter as the matter can be reached at the regular meeting place of the City Council and at such time and place all persons interested be given an opportunity to be heard concerning s.aid Ordinance and that the City Clerk be and she is hereby authorizE�d and directed to publish said I Ordinance according to law with a notice of its introduction and passage on first reading and of the time and place when and where said Ordinance will be further considered for final passage. Mr. Stein confirmed that the City is receiving $65,000 in State funds for this project. Roll Call: Ayes - Mecca, Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa  Resolution i203 OFFERED BY: MECCA SECONDED BY: ROBINSON WHEREAS, the contract for Fuel Oil #2 was awarded by Resolution i65 adopted by the Bergen County Board of Chosen Freeholders dated May 2, 1990; and WHEREAS, the contract was awarded to Coastal Oil New York, Inc. , 611 Route 46 West, Hasbrouck Heights, N. J. 07604 Fuel Oil #2 - Firm fixed mark up of 0. 0368 cents off the Journal of Commerce "Low" Posting, Fuel Oil East Other Terminal Points, I Newark, N. J. - contract period May 16, 1990 thru May 15, 1991. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Hackensack that the contract for Fuel Oil #2 be awarded to Coastal Oil New York, Inc. , 611 Route 46 West, Hasbrouck Heights, N. J. 07604, for a firm fixed mark-up of . 0368 cents off the Journal of Commerce "Low" Posting. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Contract is awarded pursuant to N. J. S. 40A: 11-11 ( 5) permitting municipalities to participate in the Bergen County Cooperative Pricing System ID illBECCP and Bergen County Contract i90-73 Fuel Oil #2 awarded by Resolution #65 of the Bergen County Board of Chosen Freeholders May 2, 1990, contract period May 16, 1990 - May 15, 1991. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Chief Financial Officer has certified that funds have been appropriated in the General Fund of the 1990 Budget and will be appropriated in the General Fund of the 19911 Budget. Mayor Zisa asked if the City had to guarantee a specific number of gallons under this contract. The City Manager answered no. Roll Call: Ayes - Mecca, Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa t Resolution #204 OFFERED BY: STEIN SECONDED BY: MECCA BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Hackensack that the following bills as listed in the various accounts be and are hereby ordered paid: Public Assistance Account $ 2,802. 68 General Account 2,811,604. 15 Public Parking System Account 3,967. 32 Payroll Agency Account 234,682. 56 Capital Account 130,565. 95 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that said list be and is hereby made a part of the minutes of this meeting and attached hereto. Roll Call: Ayes - Mecca, Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa Resolution #205 OFFERED BY: MATTEI SECONDED BY: MECCA WHEREAS, on February 19, 1990, an Order was entered by the Honorable Isabel B. Stark, Judge of the Superior Court, dismissing as moot the matter entitled Jules Prosnitz & Sons, Inc. , t/a Prozys vs. Robert F. Casey, et al, bearing Superior Court Docket No. L-33647-89; and I WHEREAS, the Court, pursuant to its interpretation of the law, ordered the City of Hackensack to pay to the Plaintiff Attorney the sum of five hundred dollars ( $500. 00) , plus costs; and I WHEREAS, the costs of such have now been determined to total one, hundred twenty-five dollars ( $125. 00) . NOW I THEREFORE I BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City of Hackensack as follows: 1. The City Attorney shall notify the Chief Financial Officer upon his receipt of the requisite Warrant to Satisfy Judgement from the Plaintiff's Attorney. 2. Upon receipt of such notification, the sum of six hundred Esq., Attorney for Prozys", shall be issued. Roll Call: Ayes - Mecca, Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa Resolution i206 OFFERED BY: STEIN SECONDED BY: MATTEI WHEREAS, the Zoning Board of Adjustment of the City of Hackensack did, by Resolution dated January 17, 1990, approve an application for development entitled In Re The Application of Sebring Associates, Inc., for a VariancE� and Site Plan .!'\pproval, Variance No. 67-89 and Site Plan Approval No. 40- 89; and WHEREAS, subsequent to publication of the aforementioned Resolution, a Notice of Appeal of the approval for development was duly and timely filE�d with the City Clerk of the City of Hackensack pursuant to the provisions of Hackensack Ordinance No. 23-89 by Alexis I M. Palinkas, a City resident: and WHEREAS, pursuant to said Ordinance and N.J.S.A. 40:55D-17, a hearing de novo was held before the Mayor and Council of the City of Hackensack on March 27, 1990: and WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council reviewed the transcript of the December 12, 1989 hearing of the application before the Zoning Board of Adjustment: have reviewed the exhibits marked into evidence at said hearing of December 12, 1989: have reviewed the "Master Plan for the City of Hackensack" prepared by Murphy & Kren Planning Associates in 1982, "The City of Ha�kensack Periodic Re-examination Report" revised version, July 1988, prepared by Malcolm Kasler & Associates, P.A., the zoning Ordinances and Zoning Maps of the City of Hackensack as constituted between the year of 1977 and the present: have considered their own particular knowledge and familiarity with the specific site in question, the surrounding areas, and the City in general; have heard and given due consideration to the positions advanced by counsel for the respective parties to this appeal; and WHEREAS, afer due consideration and deliberation, the Mayor and Council of the City of Hackensack have made the following findings and conclusions: t 1. The application of Sebring Associates, Inc. involves the proposed construction of a medical arts facility on the subject site. The subject site is located at the southeast corner of the intersection of Essex Street and Polifly Road. The site lies within a B-1 zone. 2. The applicant sought and received site plan approval with certain bulk variances incidental thereto together with a use variance from the Board of Adjustment. The Mayor and Council are limited in the scope of their review to the jurisdiction conferred by N.J.S.A. 40:55-D-17a,d. 3. Upon review of the entir,e record, the Mayor and Council conclude that neither the concept of mixed uses, nor the terminology "medical arts facility" are prohibi t:ed uses in the B-1 zone. The applicant proposes to build an office building geared toward physicians and other professions: this is a permitted use in the B-1 Zone. The applicant also proposes to provide miscellaneous retail uses in the building; these too are permitted uses in the B-1 Zone. I 4. The only proposed use (s) put forth by the applicant with respect to the proposed development that is/are not specifically provided for in the B-1 Zone are "clinical uses" such as a physical therapy facility, a cardiac rehabilitation facility, a radiological facility and an optician's laboratory. These "clinical" uses represent the sole use variance g1ranted by the Zoning Board of Adjustment. 5. The proposed structure would have a height of one hundred sixty ( 160) feet. The permitted ma)cimum height on this site dating back at least fifteen (15) years was and is fifty-five (55) feet. 6. On December 7, 1987, the Hackensack City Council enacted  Ordinance No. 34-87, which in pertinent part established a "floor area ratio" for residential uses in the B-1 Zone; it provided no such floor' area ratio for non-residential uses in the B-1 zone. 7. The analysis contained in the recent Appellate Division' ' decision in the case of Commercial Realty vs. First Atlantic, 235 N.J. Super 5 77, 591 (App. Div., 1989) as applied to the District Regulations pertaining to a B-1 Zone located within the City of Hackensack, leads the Mayor and Council to the conclusion that the substantial height variance sought in this application is not a bulk I variance cognizable under N.J.S.A. 40:55D-70c, but rather is a variance to permit a principal structure in a district restricted against such principal structures within the context and meaning of N.J.S.A. 40:55 D-70d. 8. The power to review de novo the substantial height variance sought by applicant is, therefore, granted to the Mayor and Council by N.J.S.A. 40:55 0-17 and Hackensack Ordinance No. 23-89. 9. All other variances sought and received by the applicant, as well as the site plan approval, are not before the Mayor and Council on this appeal. 10. Because the Mayor and Council conclude that there are two separate "d" type variances present in the application, it is deemed both necessary and appropriate for the clarity of the record and for analytical purposes to address them separately herein. 11. The Mayor and Council unanimously agree that, as to the "clinical uses" proposed for the development, the applicant has satisfied its burden of proof in this matter pursuant to N.J. S.A. 40:55D-70d. A. While the Mayor and Council specifically reject the position put forth by the applicant that the private, commercial, clinical uses t proposed are "inherently beneficial", the concept of providing potential "one-stop comprehensive medical services" on a site approximately seven hundred to seven hundred fifty (700 to 750) feet from the Hackensack Medical Center is a particularly appropriate development of the site in question. B. The Mayor and Council specifically find that the 11ne9ative criteria" as to the proposed "clinical uses" has also been satisfied by the applicant's proofs. The provision of medical services ancillary and related to the provision of the services to be provided by the medical practitioners maintaining offices in the structure does not represent any substantial detriment to the public good in general, nor to the surrounding area in particular: the "clinical uses" proposed are consistent with the intent and purpose of the Zoning Ordinance and the Master Plan. The site is in a B-1 zone which specifically permits professional offices. Professional offices are defined by the Ordinance as relating to "the practice of a physician osteopath, dentist, surgeon optometrist, podiatrist, chiropodist • ". • •The activities of such practitioners within their practices are limited by state licensure standards, not by local Zoning Ordinance. Further, the B-1 Zone permits a multitude of diverse service-oriented commercial enterprises which are clearly more intensive land uses than the "clinical uses" proposed by applicant. I C. The rapid growth of the Hackensack Medical Center, the resulting need for additional available office space for medical practitioners in the reasonable proximity of the Medical Center, the recognized trend to provide as much medical services to persons outside of hospital settings, as well as the concept of providing comprehensive medical services in one facility are factors not believed to have been anticipated or foreseeable by the City of Hackensack during the 1982 Master Plan review process. The applicant has, therefore, provided by way of enhanced proofs, that the failure of the governing body of the City to specifically permit the "clinical use" element of this proposed development is not incompatible with the granting of a use variance as to "clinical uses".  12. As previously stated here in, the application to erect a structure with the proposed height of one hundred sixty (160) feet in this B-1 Zone is concluded to be an application for a "d" variance to permit an otherwise non-permitted principal structure in a district restricted against such structure. 13. The Mayor and Council have directed significant attention to the transcribed testimony of Michael Zemsky, a licensed architect of the State of New Jersey, and Joseph Burgis, a licensed Planner of the State of New Jersey. In addition, reference was made to the 1975 t Hackensack Master Plan, the 1982 Master Plan update report, the 1988 Master Plan update report, the Zoning Ordinance and Zoning Maps of the City of Hackensack as constituted since 1977 to date, as well as the Council's individual and collective particular knowledge of the site, and the adjacent areas thereto. 14. The Mayor and Council conclude that the main rationale of the alleged necessity of a one hundr:·ed sixty (160) foot structure on the subject site is as follows: A. By constructing a taller rather than wider structure, internal corridors will be limited, thereby providing ease of access to patients of the physicians. B. By providing a landscaped, open plaza atop the five level parking garage (upon which the ten story office tower will sit) , "open" space is provided and an aesthetically desirable view is available to a motorist travelling east on Essex Street, Hackensack. 15. The Counci1 notes that west and southwest of the proposed site within a few hundred feet thereof is a large one-family residential zone commonly known as the "Hill Section" of Hackensack. This area includes the main through streets of Marvin Avenue, Sutton Avenue, Simons Avenue·, Parker Avenue, and Kaplan Avenue. t 16. The aesthe•tic impact upon the residents of this area and, because of the magnitude of a proposed structure nearly three times the permitted height of the subject zone, the impact upon residents beyond the immediate area is self-proven. 17. While the· Council agrees that patient convenience is a desirable factor in any medical facility, that factor does not rise to the level of demonstrating that the site in question is particularly suitable for the proposed structure. Further, the Council rejects the notion that the alleged view of motorist heading east on Essex Street provides any justification for what would be viewed by the residents of the adjacent area should this structure be erected at a one hundred sixty (160) foot height. 18. The Mayor and Council finds and concludes that the erection of a one hundred sixty (160) foot structure on this site would occasion a substantial detriment to the public good by virtue of its obvious impact on the nearby one-family home residential neighborhood. 19. The M�yor and Council finds and concludes that the erection of a one hundred sixty (160) foot structure on this site would occasion a substantial detriment to the Zone Plan and Zoning Ordinance. I 20. The Council notes that during the course of the de novo hearing on March 27, 1990, the applicant was advised that it appeared from the transcript of its presentation to the Zoning Board of Adjustment on December 17, 1989, that no testimony was put forth by its witnesses to reconcile, or attempt to reconcile, the grant of the proposed principal structure variance� with the Zoning Ordinance and its long history of a fifty-five (55) foot maximum height. The applicant was afforc'led the opportunity to request a remand to the Zoning Board of Adjustment to supplE�ment its application with such proofs. The applicant specifically declined such a remand.  21. The Mayor and Council conclude that construction of the proposed structure at the proposed height of one hundred sixty (160) feet would constitute a substantial detriment to the public good and would substantially impair the Master Plan and Zoning Ordinance of the City of Hackensack. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City of Hackensack, as follows: 1. The final decision of the Hackensack Zoning Board of Adjustment granted a use variance to the applicant for the "clinical uses" sought in its application, be and hereby is AFFIRMED. I 2. The final decision of the Hackensack Zoning Board of Adjustment granting a variance to permit erection of a one hundred sixty (160) foot structure on the subject site be and hereby is REVERSED. 3. The City Clerk shall forward a certified copy of this Resolution to the Attorneys for the respective parties within ten days of the date of this Resolution and shall cause to be published in The Record a brief notice of this decision. Roll Call: Ayes - Stein, Mattei, Zisa Nay - Mecca Abstain - Robinson - "My abstention is due to the fact that at the last meeting the vote taken was bifurcated and it was my understanding that I would now have the opportunity to vote on the project as it relates to height and on the project as it relates to concept." Resolution i207 OFFERED BY: MECCA SECONDED BY: STEIN WHEREAS, Leonard Rothman is the owner of real property located at 216 Charles Street; and t WHEREAS, a tax appeal is pending in the Tax Court of New Jersey challenging the 1988 real property tax assessment on those premises; and WHEREAS, Tax Counsel, the City Appraiser and Tax Assessor have recommended settlement of this litigation. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City of Hackensack that Tax Counsel be and he is hereby authorized and directed to execute any and all documents which may be necessary in order to effectuate a settlement of the matter entitled Leonard Rothman vs. City of Hackensack (216 Charles Street), such that the municipal assessment for the years 1988 and 1989 shall be reduced from. a total of $425,200 to a total of $385 ,200; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the aforesaid settlement is predicated and conditioned upon the taxpayer's agreement that the 1990 assessment shall be established at $375 ,200: and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the aforesaid settlement is predicated and conditioned upon taxpayer's waiver of any and all interest on any tax refunds. Roll Call: Ayes - Mecca, Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa I Resolution i208 OFFERED BY: STEIN SECONDED BY: ROBINSON WHEREAS, Leonard Rothman is the owner of real property located at Route 17 and Baldwin Avenue: and WHEREAS, a tax appeal is pending in the Tax Court of New Jersey challenging the 1988 real property tax assessment on those premises: and WHEREAS, Tax Counsel, the City Appraiser and Tax Assessor have recommended settlement of this litigation. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City of Hackensack that Tax Counsel be and he is hereby authorized and directed to execute• any and all documents which may be necessary in order to effectuate a settlement of the matter entitled Leonard Rothman vs. City of Hackensack (Route 17 and Baldwin Avenue) , such that the municipal assessment for the years 1988 and 1989 shall be reduced from a total of $687,000 to a total of $562,000: and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the aforesaid settlement is predicated and conditioned upon the taxpayer 's agreement that the Freeze Act shall apply for the tax year 1990: and t BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the aforesaid settlement is predicated and conditioned upon t<:ixpayer 's waiver of any and all interest on any tax refunds. Roll Call: Ayes - Mecca, Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa Resolution #209 OFFERED BY: MECCA SECONDED BY: ROBINSON WHEREAS, Leonard Rothman is the owner of real property located at 345 Lodi Street: and WHEREAS, a tax appeal is pending in the Tax Court of New Jersey challenging the 1988 real property tax assessment on those premises: and WHEREAS, Tax Counsel, the City Appraiser and Tax Assessor have recommended settlement of this litigation. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City of Hackensack that Tax Counsel be and he is hereby authorized and directed to execute any and all documents which may be necessary in order to effectuate a settlement of the matter entitled Leonard Rothman vs. City of Hackensack (345 Lodi Street) , such that the municipal assessment for the years 1988 and 1989 shall be reduced from a total of $710,500 to a total of $680,500: and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the aforesaid settlement predicated and conditioned upon the taxpayer 's agreement that the Freeze Act shall apply for the tax year 1990: and is t BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the aforesaid settlement is predicated and conditioned upon tatxpayer 's waiver of any and all interest on any tax refunds. Roll Call: Ayes - Mecca, Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa Resolution #210 OFFERED BY: MECCA SECONDED BY: STEIN WHEREAS, Leonard Rothman is the owner of real property located at 96-98 Temple Avenue� and WHEREAS, a tax appeal is pending in the Tax Court of New Jersey challenging the 1988 real property tax assessment on those premises: and WHEREAS, Tax Counsel, the City Appraiser and Tax Assessor have recommended settlement of this litigation. I NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City of Hackensack that Tax Counsel be and he is hereby authorized and directed to execute any and all documents which may be necessary in order to effectuate a settlement of the matter entitled Leonard Rothman vs. City of �ackensack (96-98 Temple Avenue) , such that the municipal assessment for the years 1988 and 1989 shall be reduced from a total of $933,700 to a total of $883,700: and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the aforesaid settlement is predicated ar.d conditioned upon the taxpayer 's agreement that the Freeze Act shall apply for the tax year 1990: and  BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the aforesaid settlement is predicated and conditioned upon taxpayer's waiver of any and all interest on any tax refunds. Roll Call: Ayes - Mecca, Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa Resolution 1211 OFFERED BY: MATTEI SECONDED BY: ROBINSON WHEREAS, for the past two years an intolerable condition has existed within the City of Hackensack concerning the construction of a I high-rise condominium project commonly known as "300 Prospect Avenue" by 300 Prospect Avenue Associates, a joint venture; and WHEREAS, said condition predominantly involves the stockpiling of huge quantities of excavated shale on the construction site: and WHEREAS, said stockpiling of the shale is in the immediate vicinity of Third Street, an area zoned for one and two family homes: and WHEREAS, it has been represented to the City Council by the· residents of the area that in addition to being an eyesore and causing a substantial negative impact upon the area residents, the loose, stockpiling shale constitutes a persistent cause of property damage to the homes in the neighborhood: and WHEREAS, after a comprehensive review of the history of this project, it is the conclusion of the Mayor and Council that, despite the very reasonable and patient efforts undertaken by the City Administration to achieve resolution of this problem by direct communication with the developers, there has been little meaningful progress: and WHEREAS, this lack of progress, despite written commitment from t the developer to remove the stockpiled shale, leads the Council to infer a lack of good faith on the part of the developer: and WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council, therefore, conclude that all reasonable and necessary lawful steps be undertaken to attempt to resolve this intolerable condition, including, but not limited to, the commencement of litigation against the developer; and WHEREAS, it is the belief of the Mayor and Council that, upon the recommendation of the City Attorney, special legal counsel be retained to represent the City in this matter; and WHEREAS, such professional services will be rendered or performed by a person authorized by law to practice a recognized profession and whose practice is regulated by law pursuant to N. J.S.A. 40A:ll-5 (l} (a) (i) of the Local Public Contracts Law; and WHEREAS, the Local Public Contracts Law requires that the Resolution authorizing the award of contracts for professional services without competitive bids and the contract itself must be available for public inspection� and WHEREAS, it is the desire of the Mayor and Council of the City of Hackensack to retain the services of Anthony M. Carlino, Esq. of the firm of Harwood Lloyd, Esqs. , 130 Main Street, Hackensack, New Jersey I 07601, to represent the City of Hackensack in this matter; and WHEREAS, a certificate establishing that funds are available for this contract from a designated appropriation from the 1990 budget and shall be provided in subsequent budgets has been issued by the Chief Financial Officer in accordance with N.J.S.A. 5 :30-14.5 of the Rules and Regulations of the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs, Local Finance Board. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Hackensack as follows:  1. That the Mayor and City Clerk be and they are authorized and directed to execute a contract with Anthony M. Carlino, Esq. of the firm of Harwood Lloyd, Esqs., 130 Main Street, Hackensack, New Jersey 07601, to serve as attorney for the CitYi of Ha�kensack in this matter. I J 2. That this contract is awardE�d 'without competitive bidding as a professional service in accordance with N.J.S.A. 40A: ll-5 (1) (a} of the Local Public Contracts Law because said services are to be rendered or performE�d by a person authorized by law to practice a recognized profession and whose profession is regulated by law, in I accordance with the provision of said statute. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk be and is hereby directed to retain a copy of the contract for public inspection and to publish notice of this action once in The Record. Ms. Robinson asked if this contract meant that the City was ready to bring this to litigation. Dr. Mecca inquired as to the rumors that the developer is bankrupt. If that is the case, how do we get the dirt removed? The City Attorney answered these questions: The City has been in touch with the developer who was advised about tonight's resolution. Mr. Carlino is ready to file a suit in court. As for bankruptcy, a judgement can still be made in the c:ourts. If and when the dirt is removed, the City will drop the suit. Mayor Zisa commented that the City has been forced to litigation. Roll Call: Ayes - Mecca, Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa Mrs. LaMarche advised the Mayor that the Docket was completed. The Mayor asked the City Manager and City Attorney if they had t anything to report. They did not. He asked the Council members if they wished to speak. Ms. Robinson had an inquiry about the section of wall on Third Street that is falling and asked if a danger existed with the remaining wall. She also is concerned about the dainage at the site. Mr. Lacava stated that the Building Department was at the location at least once a day to inspE!Ct. If there is a hazard, they will instruct the developer to block off the sidewalk. He will check with the Building Department for an expert opinion of the wall. The Mayor and other Council members suggested that perhaps the City Engineer could inspect not only the wall, but also the parking garage to determine if indeed therE� are any hazardous conditions present. Ms. Robinson also requested a report on the water accumulation at Excelsior II for the next Council meeting. The Mayor opened the meeting to the public for discussion of City business. I Dorothy Schwartz, 47 Prospect Avenue, again spoke on the Rent Ordinance and in particular complaints on the part of the tenants. She referred to two cases that had been before the Rent Stabilization Board - Briarwood Commons and Suburban Terrace. Eric Martindale, Essex Street, distributed material to the Council members and the City Attorney which he described as a "preliminary conceptual rendering of a pond in Foschini Park". He also raised questions about the height of fences around junkyards in the City.  Ms. Robinson added that there were crushed cars on property on Second Street that people have been complaining about and nothing has been done about it so far. She asked that the City Manager look into the Ordinance concerning junkyards. Geneva Youngblood commented that the Mayor and Council 's decision on the Sebring Variance Application Appeal was a good one. Dorothy Hopper, 71 Allen Street, stated she was very happy that some action was being taken about the dirt on Third Street. She also I reminded Council that three or four years ago, the people on Third Street were promised relief on sewers if trucks were allowed to go by. She asked what about repairs and sewer relief in that area. The City Attorney stated'-that these items were part of the original agreement. Mayor Zisa added that he hoped the litigation will force some action. Nat Shatzof, 101 Prospect Avenue, spoke on the proposed project where Hackensack Ford is presently located. Suggests a certain number of units be set aside for affordable housing. Mayor Zisa commented that input was requested on this project by the Planning Board, but no mention of affordable housing was made by the developer. He added that once the Master Plan is formalized, the needs for affordable housing in Hackensack must be addressed. Mr. Shatzof, referred to an organization called "One Roof" mentioned in an article in The Record on the proposed project. Dr. Mecca explained the organization and their goals. Grover Reynolds, 197 Berdan Place, spoke on property taxes. He. t also referred to the Board of Education appointments made by the Mayor at a previous meeting. He feels it is very insensitive of the Mayor not to appoint a black, and in light of this, asked the Mayor if he was "a racist or a bigot". Mayor Zisa stated he felt Mr. Reynolds was completely out of order in the way he addressed the Chair with his name calling. He added that he had listened to Mr. Reynolds on many occasions, both in public and in private, but will not listen any further if Mr. Reynolds insisted on making accusations. Mr. Reynolds stated he had asked a question, did not accuse, and repeated his question. Mr. Mattei commented that Mr. Reynolds ' comments were totally out of order and reminded Mr. Reynolds that this Council is the first Council ever to appoint an Hispanic to the Board of Education. Dr. Mecca said he felt obligated to respond. "I have never 1 questioned the Mayor 's insensitivity. I have ·to defend the Mayor. I have never once heard him in any of our Council meetings or during the campaign or any dealings with him make any racist statement." Geneva Youngblood stated in answer to Mr. Mattei 's comments, Mr. Reynolds asked a question about the blacks, not the hispanics. I Alexis Palinkas, 235 Prospect Avenue, said she had missed the first part of the meeting when the cat licensing ordinance was discussed. She raised the question concerning animals being picked up off the streets and asked if Council could assure her that they were· not being destroyed or sent to laboratories.  The City Attorney stated this was not addressed in this ordinance, but would check into it. Jim Dixon, 293 Berry Street, complained that the "Welcome to the City of Hackensack" sign nearest Route 4 is rotting and needs some work. The City Manager suggested he contact the D.P.w. Superintendent. Motion offered by Mattei, seconded by Mecca that the public I hearing be closed and the meeting be adjourned. Carried. (10:25 P.M.) ATTEST: C2� ���-It\,, DEPUTY CITY � i<. t I  .. � . CAPITAL BUDGE T AMENDMENT Re solution #2 01 Whereas, the local capital budge t for the year 1990 was adopted on the 25th day of April , 19 90; and, Whereas, it is desired to amend said adopted capital budge t section, Now, T herefore Be It Resolved, by the City ·council of the City of Hackensack , C ounty of Bergen , that the following amendment( s ) to the adopted ���� :apltal budget section of Annual Budget be made: RE C ORDE D VOTE M ECCA ( :rnser t las t names) RO BINS ON AB S TA IN ( NONE AYE S ST EIN NAYS NONE ( MATT EI A B SENT ( NONE ZISA ( CAPITAL BUDGET ( C urrent Year Ac tion) 1 9 90 PLANNE D FUNDING SE RVIC E S F O R CURRENT YEAR 1 9 90 5(d) 2 3 AMJUNTS 5(a) 5(b) S(c) Grants in S(e) 6 1 PROOECI' ESTIMATED RE SERVED IN' 19 Budget capital C apital Aid and Debt ID BE FUNDED 'ROJEX:'l' NUMBER 'IDI'AL COST PRIOR YEARS Appropriations Irrp overrent Fund 5urplus Other Funds Authorized IN' FUI'URE YEARS 1rfacing of ,en Street 85,.000.00 4,250.00 80,750.00 �OTAL ALL PROJECTS 85,000.00 4,250.00 80,750.00 YEAR CAP I TAL PRO GRAM 1 990 - 1 995 � Anticipated PROJEC T Schedule and Funding Requiremen t 5 4 FUNDING AMJUNI' S PER YEAR 2 3 Estiniated Budget 1 Project Estimated canpletion Year >RQJECI' Number Total Cost Tim:! 19 lg90 19 19 19 19 19 1rfacing of ien Street 85,000. 00 1990 85,000.00 rOTAL ALL PROJEC T S 85,000.00 85,000.00  - -- _, .. 6 Y ear C apital Prog�am �9� - 1 9 95 .- SUMMARY OF ANTICIPATED FUNDING SO URCES AND AMOUNTS 3 7 BlJrx;E'l' APPROPRIATICNS OCNDS AND NOIES 4 6 2 capital 5 Grants in 1 Estimated CUrrent Future Improverrent capital Aid and Self 'lPJECT 'I.Ul'AL COST Year 1 9 Years FUnd Surplus Other Funds General Liquidating Assessrrent School rfacing of n Stree t $85,000.00 4,250.00 80,750.00 �OTAL ALL PROJECTS $85,000.00 �x�������l01dlrue»��xi»X»JCJCJO����mx��x;��}4�}4»�x�x �xim{xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx*»x���x*�����xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx»x��xxxxxxxx Be it Further Resolved, that two certified copies of this resolu tion be f iled forthwith in the Office of the )ire c tor of Local Government se·rvices. It is hereby certified that this is a true copy of a resolution amend ing the cap i tal bud get sec tion ad opted by the governing bod y on the 21st d ay of May , 1 9_.9.Q_. :::e rtif ied by me �_,-4�; d.d? / _9__2a /' (DATET--u • · �����A'� RK DEPU TY MUNICIPAL rRENTON, NEW JERSEY �PPROVED , 19 DIRECTOR OF LOCAL G O V E RNME N T SERVICES  PUBLIC ASSISTANCE HACKENSACK BUDGET SYSTEM Pr i nted: 05-17-1990 C I TY OF HACKENSACK B I LL L I ST Page: 1 VENDOR NAME PURPOSE TOTAL L BUGGS, DOR I S MNT/MAY 1990 40. 00 C I TY OF HACK PETTY CASH FUND MNT/MAY 1990 493 . 31 DONALDSON, V I CTOR I A MNT/MAY 1990 210 . 00 F I NE FARE SUPERMARKET MNT/APRIL 199tZI 51.37 GORMAN, MARY MNT/APR I L 1990 175. 00 HANSON MANAGEMENT MNT/MAY 1990 4'31.00 M I EDAMA, THOMAS L. MNT/MAY 1'390 100.1210 PFLEGER, DONALD C. MNT/MAY 1'3'30 250.00 SM I TH,DAV I D M. CID BC SHELTER MNT/MAY 1990 210 . 00 SWENSEN, ROY MNT/MAY 1990 222 . 00 WE I NSTE I N, A. MNT/MAY 1990 560 . 00 2802.68 CHECKS L I STED: 11  GENERAL ACCOUNT HACKENSACK BUDGET SYSTEM Printed: 05-17-1990 CITY OF HACKENSACK BILL LIST Page: 1 VENDOR NAME PURPOSE TOTAL L AABAR, I N C . TOP SOIL 2767 . 91 ABSOLUTE FIRE PROTECTION CO 35 FOOT EXTENSION LADDER 810 . 00 ALLOS, SAM/AUX POLICE SERVICES RENDERED APRIL 1990 154 . 00 AMER . SOC . FOR PUBLIC ADMIN . ADS FOR CITY MANAGER SEARCH 210 . 00 AQUILINA, CRAIG/P . O . REIMBURSE EXPENSES BCPA COURSE 63. 00 ARENA DINER BOARD OF PRISONERS MARCH 1990 374 . 08 ATLANTIC SALT COMPANY, INC . SALT 1652 . 74 ATS SERV. INC . SERV . MAY 1990,FUSES,RECOND. MOTOR 1665 . 95 ATTY'S COURT REPORT SERV SERVICE ZONING BOARD 4-18-90 100. e1121 AUDINO'S SUBURBAN CLEANERS CLEANING-DRAPES,CURTAINS,VALANCES 126. e10 AUTOMOTIVE BRAKE CO. FILTERS,HOSES 43. 48 B & C COMM. ,INC . 5 PAGERS J.330 . 00 B & S SUPPLY CO. MATERIALS FOR REPAIRS i::'.00 . 69 BC UTIL AUTH DUMPING APRIL 16/30, 1990 8331121. 54 BERGEN MAGNETO CO. COMP SWITCH,MOUNT & WIRE HANDLIGHTS 256,;23 BERGEN PASSAIC VET HOSP VETERINARY SERVICES APRIL 1990 4 47 . 90 BLUE CROSS OF N . J . MEDIGROUP PREMIUM MAY 1990 7669 . 82 BOCA INTN'L NAT'L BUILDING & MECHANICAL CODES 1c::6. 00 BOCA INTN'L CONFERENCE REG. FEE-GEORGE DALIE 300 . 00 BOSCO, DAMIANO/AUX POLICE SERVICE RENDERED APRIL 1990 224 . 00 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA REGISTRATION-HACK. EXPLORING PROGRAM 55 . 00 BROADNAX, DAVID M . D . DOA-ROBERT O'BRIEN 4-12-90 75 . 00 BROWN'S SERVICE CO. VACUUM,ATTACHEMENTS,BAGS,BELTS 150. 40 BUNZL NEW JERSEY INC CLEANING SUPPLIES.LINERS 559. IZl3 CAMBRIA COMPANIES 1 CLAMP 1. 9;:: CANESTRINO, LEWIS/SGT. REIMBURSE EXPENSES BCPA COURSE 12. 60 CINQUE, DENNIS/SGT . REIMBURSE EXPENSES BCPA COURSE 38 . 00 CIRCLE BRAKE SERVICE BRAKES REPAIRED AMB. 318 652 . 82 CITIZEN'S FIRST NAT ' L BANK REPLENISH HEALTH INSURANCE ACCT. 100000. e11z CITY OF HACK. P/R AGY-DENTAL CITY SHARE DENTAL MAY 1990 2885 . 53 CITY OF HACK . P/R AGY-FICA CITY SHARE FICA 5-8-90 P/R 13525a36 CITY OF HACK. P/R AGY-FICA CITY SHARE FICA 5-11-90 P/R . 15647 . 27 COMPRESSED GAS, I N C . RENTAL & REFILL OX CYLS,VALVES 172. 25 CONROY, DENNIS/SGT. REIMBURSE EXPENSES BCPA COURSE 25a20 COSMEVO SURGICAL CORP . FIRST AID KIT 52 . 51ZI COUNTY OF BERGEN, N . J. 2ND QTR. 1990 COUNTY TAXES 5-15-90 1636496 . 00 CRONATRON WELDING SYSTEMS, INC WELDING ROD 83 . 99 CROWN TROPHY I N C . RED W/VG,BLUE W/FIG,PLAQUE W/TORCHE l.07 . 20 D'AMORE, JESSE EMERGENCY LUNCH PYMT APRIL 1990 192.50 D'AMORE, JESSE REIMBURSE DPW PETTY CASH 63a29 DE LUXE SALES SERVICE PARTS,LABOR, REPAIRS 6712 . 95 DEAN OIL CORP. HEATING OIL 2497 . 09 DUNCAN, ROBERT/AUX LT. SERVICE RENDERED APRIL 1990 224.00 DUX PAINT & CHEM CORP. PAINT,BRUSHES 281 . 45 EARL, JOHN I N C . FLOOR FINISH,MOPS,LIQUID DEODORANT 83 . 66 EASTERN HYDRAULICS/SUPP CO INC FILTERS,BATTERY,PLUGS 110 . 71 ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTORS INC . GE LIGHT BULBS 140. 40 FAIRMOUNT COAL & LUMBER CO . PLYWOOD,PINE,NAILS,SPIKES 431. 45 � FOLEY MACH. CO. STUDS,NUTS FOSTER AND COMPANY, INC . CLAMPS,PARTS�SICOMET/OMNIFIT 113.36 FRANK, NEAL M. ESQ LEGAL SERVICE-MU N . COURT APRIL 1990 262 . 50 GARDEN STATE BUSINESS MACH. INC MNT. AGREE-SAVIN COPIER 4-90/4-91 718 . 00 GITTLEMAN,MULSTOCK ET AL VARIOUS TAX APPEAL SERV . APRIL 1990 1479 . 63 GUY-ROSS CHEV.,I N C . MATERIAL S FOR REPAIRS 1493 . 93 HACK. AUTO BODY CO. REPAIRS POLICE CAR 111 385 . 00  GENERAL ACCOUNT (con' t ) . HACKENSACK BUDGET SYSTEM Printed: 05-17-1990 CITY OF HACKENSACK BILL LIST Page: c� VENDOR NAME PURPOSE TOTAL L HACK. AUTO RADIATOR RADIATOR REPAIR-SEWER JET 50.00 HACK. AUTO STEAM CLEAN CO MOTOR STEAM CLEANED-CARS 148,152 50.00 HACK. MED CNTR/HOME HLTH AGEN. HOME NURSING SERVICE JAN/MAR 1990 928.00 HACI{. SUPPLY CO. CUPS,BOWLS,PLATES,TICKETS,SUGAR 55.00 HACK. WATER CO. 2'' HERSEY METER 268.75 HACKENSACK FORD/MAZDA REPAIRS,BULBS,SPARK PLUGS 168.48 HAMILTON, R.A./CORP. FABC,WINTER MIX & GRITS 1498.11 HERITAGE LINCOLN MERCURY SALES LAMP, CABLES 37.0tZI HIL TI, INC BOOSTERS,PINE,STUDS, ANCHORS 514.14 HUDSON GLASS REPAIR GLUE REARVIEW MIRROR TO WINDSHIELD 10.00 HYNES, JOHN/SGT. REIMBURSE EXPENSES BCPA COURSE 12.60 I.D.M. MEDICAL SUPPLY, INC. OXYGEN CYLS.RENTAL & FILLED 70.50 IAZZETTI, ANTHONY/P.O. REIMBURSE EXPENSES BCPA COURSE 63.00 INDEPENDENT L IGHTING CORP. L IGHTS 4621122 INHALATION THERAPY CO. OXYGEN CYL RENTAL MARCH 1990 52.00 J C GRAPHICS INC CONTEMPT WARRANT FORMS 60.00 J.E. RODGERS ASSOCIATES PAINT,CHANNEL U POSTS 1430.00 JAMAC INC. T SHIRTS FOR CLEAN-UP DAY 1172.50 JET-VAC, INC. REEL DRIVE MOTOR,SPROCKET 438.05 JOHNSON PUBLIC LIBRARY 1/24TH ANNUAL BUDGET DUE 5-15-90 41329.66 JONES, CHAS/AUX POLICE SERVICE RENDERED APRIL 1990 231.00 KIRK'S HACKENSACK TIRE & AUTO TIRES,TUBES 1242,.30 LACAVA, JAMES S. REIMBURSE EXPENSES GFOA CONF. 677.07 LAWSON PRODUCTS INC. THEFT PROOF N UTS & BOLTS 33.38 LEE, DONALD/P.O. REIMBURSE EXPENSES BCPA COURSE 25a00 LENNER, D.J., ESQ. TAX APPEAL SERVICE APRIL 1990 2993.75 MAIN AUTO SUPPLY CLAMP,GASKET,PIPE,MOTOR,PUMP,CAP L�9.71 MAIN LOCK SHOP KEYS,OPEN LOCKED DOOR,REPqIRS 104.58 MALIN, BERNARD ESQ. LEGAL SERVICES-STATE VS BETTY LEE 148.75 METROPOLITAN PLANT EXCHANGE MUMS 75.00 MINUTE MAN PRESS DAILY LABOR REPORTS,REPAIR FORMS 355. '+5 MOREY LARUE SERVICE LAUNDRY SERVICE MARCH 1990 1742.50 MUNICIPAL WELFARE ASSN OF N J 1990 SPRING CONFERENCE-A.TOOMEY 55.00 N.C.R. CORPORATION CASSETTE RIBBONS 59.23 NATIONAL TRANSFER INC DUMPING FEES 5-7/11-90 45196.76 NATIONAL TRANSFER INC DUMPING FEES APRIL 24/MAY 4,1990 48581.96 NIDISCO INC. EMERG.RESPONSE TEAM SUPPLIES 78.76 NJ DEPT. OF ENVIRON.PROTECTION ECRA DETERMINATION 200.00 NJ DEPT. OF ENVIRON.PROTECTION REGISTRATION FEE-UNDERGROUND TANKS 130.00 NJ OFFICE SUPPLY/PATERSON DIV. OFFICE SUPPLIES-VARIOUS DEPTS . 1545.28 OSINSKI, WILLIAM/SGT. REIMBURSE EXPENSES BCPA COURSE 12.60 PAGENET PAGERS LEASED 48.50 PAUL'S MARKET CLEAN UP DAY LUNCH-BC PRISONERS 31.00 PAYROL L RETRO P/R 5-8-90 176802.08 PAYROLL P/R 5-11-9121 528927.38 PITNEY BOWES COPIER MNT-MAR/MAY,APR/JUNE 1990 145.14 PITNEY BOWES CREDIT CORP. COPIER RENTAL APRIL 1990 425.00 POLIFLY TOWING TOWING POLICE CARS FEB/APR 1990 300.00 - ' PORTOSAN PORTABLE CHEMICAL TOILETS 1464.00 POSTMASTER BULK MAIL-RECYCLING FLYERS 1682.55 POTOMKIN PONTIAC REPAIRS TO CAR 504-DUE TO ACCIDENT 372.00 PREMIER OIL & GAS T/A CPO UNLEADED GAS,DIESEL FUEL 2308.06 PRYME SAFETY SERVICES RIGHT TO KNOW TRAINING-JAN 1990 650.00 QUINLAN PUB. CO. INC. ZONING BULLETIN BINDERS 231185 RANKIN AUTO BODY SUPPLY, INC. PAINT,THIN NER,BITS,TAPE,MASK PAPER 172.11  GENERAL�ACCOUNT� (can't.) HACKENSACK BUDGET SYSTEM Printed: 05-17-1990 CITY OF HACKENSACK BILL LIST Page: 3 VENDOR NAME PURPOSE TOTAL L RAPID PUMP & METER SERV CO INC INSPECT VARIOUS LOCALS,REPAIRS 328.51 RCI COMMUNICATIONS REPAIRS TO RADIOS 544.71 RECORD LEGAL ADS e; 1.88 RIBBLE ENGINEERING CO EAGLE RE-SET TIMER,REPAIRS 163.94 RUST COMMUNICATIONS GROUP PRINTOUT OF HACKENSACK BUSINESSES 1 40.52 RUTHERFORD SPORTS HOME PLATES,PITCHER PLATES 201.90 SANITATION EQUIPMENT CORP. OIL SEALS,HOPPER FLOOR,FLAT STEEL 644.30 SCANO, GIOVANNI REPLACE EYEGLASSES BROKEN ON JOB 255.00 SHAFFER, BEN INC. WASTE CONTAINER LINERS 353.47 SIGNS OF SAFETY SIGNS-NO LEFT TURN,RESERVED PARKING 35.15 SMITH, JAMES/LT. REIMBURSE EXPENSES BCPA COURSE 63.00 SOKOLL, JANE M.D. MEDICAL SERVICES-APRIL 1990 220.0121 SOMES UNIFORMS GLOVES,EMBLEMS,COAT,BELT,BADGES 315.50 SUMMIT AVENUE MEDICAL, P.A. PHYSICAL-PROB.F/F MATTHEW WAGNER 40.00 SURMICK, MICHAEL/SGT. REIMBURSE EXPENSES BCPA COURSE SWEEPSTER JENKINS EQUIP. CO. TUBE BRUSH ELGIN,GTRBRM DELUXE WIRE 633. e10 TARANTO BUS CO., INC. TRIP TO MADISON SQUARE GARDEN 185.00 TAX COURT OF NEW JERSEY ORIG. & 1 COPY TRANS-ROTHMAN VS HACK e; 17.00 TEANECK TRACTOR & MOWER TIRES,SWITCHES,RIMS,BLADES,TUBES 1480.40 TECH REPRO, INC. 10 PRINTS OF BLUELINE 21. 1Z11Z1 TILCON NEW JERSEY, INC. FABC 197.96 TIMMERMAN, W.E. CO.,INC. BEARINGS,SEAL RINGS,SCREWS,NOZZLES 401.73 TRAFFIC CONTROL EQUIP. CORP. KNOCKDOWN-ESSEX & SUMMIT 3-21-90 2902.50 TRAVELERS COMPANIES MAY 1990 PREMIUM 27741.53 TRAVELERS HEALTH NETWORK OF NY HMO PREMIUM MAY 1990 19138.91 ' TYPINSKI-VANS BUSN MACH FAX PAPER,RIBBONS,CORRECT TAPES 395.75 UNIFIRST CORPORATION RENTAL TREATED MOPS 30.00 WASH WORLD CAR WASHING SERVICES MARCH 1990 280.00 WESTERN TERMITE/PEST CONTROL PEST CONTROL SERVICES APRIL 1990 50.00 WHITE, JAMES F. INC. VINYL TARP 59. 51Zt ' WIDMER TIME RECORDER CO., INC. REPAIR TO TIME STAMP,RESET STAMP 161.00 WILLIAMS, WILLIE/AUX POLICE SERVICES RENDERED APRIL 1990 273.00 ZAENTZ HARDWARE SALT TOPS,POWER PINS,NAILS,BLADES 425.94 ZISA, FRANK/SGT. REIMBURSE EXPENSES BCPA COURSE 25.20 2811604.15 CHECKS LISTED: 144  PUBLIC PARKING SYSTEM HACKENSACK BUDGET SYSTE M Pr i nte d : 05- 1 7- 1 990 CITY O F HACKENSACK BILL LIST Page : 1 VENDOR NAME PURPOSE TOTAL L B & S SUPPLY CO. MATERIALS FOR REPAIRS 76. 80 GUY-ROSS CHEV.,INC. ROTOR,CAP,WIRE SET 4 4 . 75 KIRK' S HACKENSACK TIRE & AUTO TIRES 1 1 0 . 80 MOREY LARUE SERVICE LAUNDRY SERVICE MARCH 1 990 38 . 00 PAYROL L P/R 5- 1 1 -90 1 056 . 25 PAYROL L P/R 5- 1 1 -90 258 1 . 02 PREMIER OIL & GAS T/A CPO U NL EADED GASOLINE 24 . 50 TIDEWATER STONE & SUPPLY CO. GRAVE L MIX 35 . 20 VOID CHECK NUMBER VO I D CHECK N U MBER 0 . 00 VOID CHECK N UMBER VOID CHECK N U MBER 0.00 CHECKS LISTE D : 10 CAPITAL ACCOUNT HACKE N SA CK BUDGET SYSTE M Pr i nted : 05- 1 7- 1 990 CITY O F HACKENSACK BILL LIST Page � 1 VENDOR NAME PURPOSE TOTAL L CLINTON BOGERT ASSOCIATES SRV/SEWER REG. ,COURT ST . , ANDERSON S 87846 . 7 1 OCCHIPINTI, J. & SONS PYMT #4- I MPROVEMENT OF KING ST. 427 1 9 . 24 1 30565. 95 CHECKS LISTE D : 2 PAYROLL AGENCY ACCOUNT VENOOR NAME PURPOSE TCYI'ALS CITY OF HACKENSACK PAYROLL AGENCY MISC . DEDUCTIONS 5-8-90 P / R 28 , 0 14 . 4 0 CITIZENS FIRST NATIONAL BANK O F NJ SOCIAL SECURITY CONTRIB . 5-8-90 P / R 27 , 050 . 74 CITY OF HACKENSACK PAYROLL AGENCY MISC . DEDUCTIONS 5-11-90 P / R 125 , 50 6 . 93 CITIZENS FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NJ SOCIAL SECURITY CONTRIB . 5-11-90 P / R 34 , 980 . 50 STATE OF NEW JERSEY-DIV . OF TAXATION INCQl1E TAX 5-1 1-90 P / R 12 , 808 . 59 C .W. BOLLINGER CO . DENTAL PREMIUM MAY 1990 6 , 32 1 . 40 CHECKS LISTED : 6 234 , 682 . 56