City Council

-., The regular meeting of the City Council of the City Qf Hackensack was held at City Hall, 65 Central A venue, Hackensack, N.J., on Tuesday,January 22, 1991. Mayor Zisa called the meeting to order at 8:00 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 Manager James s. Lacava and City Clerk Doris L. Dukes. t Mrs. Dukes: Chapter 231, Laws "In accordance with the Open Public Meetings Act, 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 meetings of January 7th and 14th, 1991. Motion offered by Mattei, seconded by Stein that the minutes be approved as submitted. Roll Call: Ayes - Mecca, Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa FINAL ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE NO. 1-91 ENTITLED: "AN ORDINANCE TO FORGIVE AND/OR REFUND THE 1990 PROPERTY TAXES LEVIED ON CERTAIN PROPERTY OWNED AND OCCUPIED BY KING OF KINGS FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE INCORPORATED KNOWN AS LOTS 20, 28, AND 28A IN BLOCK 318 ON THE TAX MAP OF THE CITY OF HACKENSACK". 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 Mattei that there be a t public hearing. Carried. Mayor Zisa asked if anyone present wished to be heard on this Ordinance. There was no response. Motion offered by Mecca, seconded by Robinson that the public hearing be closed. Carried. Resolution i31 OFFERED BY: MATTEI SECONDED BY: ROBINSON BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Hackensack, County of Bergen and State of New Jersey that Ordinance No. 1-91 entitled: "AN ORDINANCE TO FORGIVE AND/OR REFUND THE 1990 PROPERTY TAXES LEVIED ON CERTAIN PROPERTY OWNED AND OCCUPIED BY KING OF KINGS FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE INCORPORATED KNOWN AS LOTS 20, 28, AND 28A IN BLOCK 318 ON THE TAX MAP OF THE CITY OF HACKENSACK II pass its second and final reading and is hereby adopted. Roll Call: Ayes - Mecca, Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa FINAL ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE NO. 2-91 ENTITLED: "AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND SUPPLEMENT CHAPTER 170, SECTION 64, OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF HACKENSACK, NEW JERSEY, ENTITLED 'SCHEDULE XV: PROHIBITED TURNS AT INTERSECTIONS'"· I Mayor Zisa: "This Ordinance has been advertised pursuant to law and now calls for a public hearing. Will someone so move?" Motion offered by Mecca, seconded by Mattei 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 Stein, seconded by Robinson that the public hearing be closed. Carried. ..£/ Resolution #32 OFFERED BY: STEIN SECONDED BY: MATTEI BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Hackensack, County of Bergen and State of New Jersey that Ordinance No. 2-91 entitled: "AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND SUPPLEMENT CHAPTER 170, SECTION 641 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF HACKENSACK / NEW JERSEY / ENTITLED 'SCHEDULE XV: PROHIBITED TURNS AT INTERSECTIONS '" pass its second and final reading and is hereby adopted. Roll Call: Ayes - Mecca, Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa Resolution #33 OFFERED BY: STEIN SECONDED BY: ROBINSON BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Hackensack, that the following organizations be granted permission to conduct Raffles in accordance with the applications on file in the Office of the City Clerk: t RA:l303 St. Francis Church RA:l304 Parent Teacher Guild of St. Francis School RA:l305 The Auxiliary of Hackensack Medical Center RA:l306 Hackensack High School PTSA and/for Project Graduation 1991 Roll Call: Ayes - Mecca, Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa Resolution i34 OFFERED BY: MECCA SECONDED BY: ROBINSON 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 refund for the reason stated: $11.00 to Gail King, 140B Hastings Avenue, Rutherford, N. J. - erroneous payment for birth certificate Roll Call: Ayes - Mecca, Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa Resolution #35 OFFERED BY: STEIN SECONDED BY: MATTEI WHEREAS, N.J. Revised Statutes 39:10A-l-7 provides that the City has the right to sell at public auction all abandoned vehicles after t due notice has been published in a newspaper five days previous to the date of the proposed sale. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the aforementioned vehicles and equipment listed in the advertisement to appear in The Record on Friday, January 25 , 1991, and notification that they will be offered for sale by the City Manager or a designated representative at the public auction to be held at Polifly Towing, 67 Paterson Avenue, Wallington, N. J., on Thursday, January 31, 1991, at 10:00 A. M., be and are hereby authorized to be sold. Roll Call: Ayes - Mecca, Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa Resolution #36 OFFERED BY: STEIN SECONDED BY: MECCA WHEREAS, bids were accepted on December 20, 1989, for the contract of service and maintenance of Radio Communications and Closed Circuit Television Systems for the Hackensack Police Department and awarded to Regional Communications, Inc., E. 64 I Midland Avenue, P. O. Box 144, Paramus, New Jersey 07652, for a total cost of $19,467.00: and WHEREAS, the bid specifications included a paragraph for contract extension where the City Council reserved the right to extend the contract for five (5) successive yearly periods at the stated bid price.  NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Hackensack that the contract for the service and maintenance of Radio Communication and Closed Circuit Television System for the Hackensack� Pol ice Department be awarded to Regional Communication, Inc., E. 64'Midland Avenue, P. o. Box 144, Paramus, New Jersey 07652, for a period January 1, 1991 to December 31, 1991, for a total cost of $19,467.00. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Chief Financial Officer has certified that funds are available from Account #11-310-440 of the t General Fund, P. o. #68701, for said amount. Roll Call: Ayes - Mecca, Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa Resolution #37 OFFERED BY: MATTEI SECONDED BY: STEIN 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 $ 2,639.61 General Account 881,398.45 Public Parking System Account 6,481.06 Payroll Agency Account 220,605.08 Capital Account 9,009.30 Developers Escrow 8,440.00 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 #38 OFFERED BY: STEIN SECONDED BY: MATTEI INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCE NO. 3-91 ENTITLED: "AN ORDINANCE t FIXING AND DETERMINING MUNICIPAL CLASS POSITION AND SALARY RANGES FOR CERTAIN EMPLOYEES OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF HACKENSACK". BE IT RESOLVED that the above ordinance, being Ordinance No. 3-91 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 February 4, 1991, 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 said Ordinance and that the City Clerk be and she is hereby authorized and directed to publish said 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. Roll Call: Ayes - Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa Nay - Mecca Resolution #39 OFFERED BY: MATTEI SECONDED BY: MECCA WHEREAS, the City of Hackensack requires the services of a Bonding Attorney; and WHEREAS, such professional services will be rendered or performed I 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 the firm of Kraft and McManimon, 1 Gateway Center, Newark, New Jersey 07102, to serve as Bonding Attorney; and  WHEREAS, a certificate establishing that funds are available for this contract from a designated appropriation from the 1991 budget and shall be provided in subsequent budgets has been issued by the Chief Financial Officer in accordance with N.J.A.C. 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. authorized That the Mayor and the City Clerk be and they are hereby and directed to execute a contract with Kraft and McManimon, 1 Gateway Center, Newark, New Jersey 07102, to serve as Bond Attorney. t 2. That this contract is awarded without competitive bidding as a professional service in accordance with N.J.S.A. 40A:ll-5{l){a){i) of the Local Public Contracts Law because said services are to be rendered or performed by a person authorized by law to practice a recognized profession and whose profession is regulated by law, in 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. Roll Call: Ayes - Mecca, Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa Ms. Robinson said she would like the opportunity to recommend a different firm next year. Resolution #40 OFFERED BY: MECCA SECONDED BY: STEIN t WHEREAS, the governing body of the City of Hackensack has been advised that an emergency affecting the safety and welfare of the citizens of the City of Hackensack and the general public who operate motor vehicles within the City limits, when a traffic signal located at Summit and Essex Streets was accidentally knocked down and rendered inoperable: and WHEREAS, the Chief of Police of the City of Hackensack has furnished to the City Manager a written report setting forth the time, place and circumstances regarding the emergency: and WHEREAS, the City Council is satisfied that an emergency did exist and that immediate action was necessary to restore the aforementioned traffic signal to full operation; and WHEREAS, Traffic Control Equipment Corp., 242-25 2 Hudson Street, Hackensack, N. J., was retained to make the necessary repairs: and WHEREAS, the cost of the repairs totaled $2, 550.70, which is a fair and reasonable quotation: and WHEREAS, the Chief Financial Officer has certified that funds are available in Account ill-318-450 of the General Fund, P. o. #68618: and I WHEREAS, it is anticipated that the entire cost of this repair will be recovered from the insurance carriers. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Hackensack that Traffic Control Equipment be paid for said repairs, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40:All-6, which authorizes the award of contracts without public bidding in emergency situations. Roll Call: Ayes - Mecca, Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa Mr. Stein said there have been a number of knockdowns and asked the Manager to check with the County to see what can be done.  Resolution :ft41 OFFERED BY: STEIN SECONDED BY: MECCA WHEREAS, there exists a need for the Hackensack Health Department to provide animal control services as required in N.J.A.C. 8:52-4.3 et sequence; and WHEREAS, the County of Bergen is presently operating the Bergen County Animal Center at 100 United Way, Teterboro, New Jersey, which has facilities and duly qualified personnel to carry out said animal control services; and I WHEREAS, control the services County through of a Bergen has contract agreed to provide animal agreement with the City of Hackensack's Department of Health for the period February 1, 1991 through December 31, 1991; and WHEREAS, the maximum amount of the contract is $25,948 and funds will be available for this purpose; and WHEREAS, it has been certified that this meets the statutes and regulations concerning the award of said contract. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City of Hackensack as follows: 1. That the Mayor and City Clerk be and are hereby authorized and directed to execute an agreement with the County of Bergen to perform animal control services for the period of February 1, 1991 through December 31, 1991. 2. This contract is awarded without competitive bidding in accordance with N.J.S.A. 40A:ll-5 (2) of the Local Public Contracts Law because the same is an agreement between a county and a municipality and is expressly excluded from competitive bidding and public advertising. 3. That this resolution shall be effective as of February 1, 1991; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Chief Financial Officer has certified, in accordance with N.J.S.A. 5 2:27B-10 and 40A:4-57, that monies will be available from Account Number 11-615-211 of the 1991 Current Fund in an amount not to exceed $25,948, P. o. #68454. Roll Call: Ayes - Mecca, Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa Mayor Zisa said he went to see the facilities and complimented John Christ for a good job. Resolution #42 OFFERED BY: MATTEI SECONDED BY: STEIN WHEREAS, the Hackensack Fire Officers, I.A.F.F. Local 3172, AFL-CIO has been recognized by the New Jersey Public Employment Relations Commission (PERC) to negotiate with the City of Hackensack for the purpose of a labor contract; and WHEREAS, both parties have been involved in negotiations for a contract regarding conditions and wages of employment; and I 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 Fire Officers, I.A.F.F. Local 3172, AFL-CIO, for the period January I, 1990 through December 31, 1992. Roll Call: Ayes - Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa Nay - Mecca Resolution :ft43 OFFERED BY: MECCA SECONDED BY: ROBINSON WHEREAS, the City of Hackensack and the Borough of River Edge have heretofore entered into an agreement for cooperation between the Fire Departments of the two municipalities; and WHEREAS, said agreement is due for renewal; and WHEREAS, the Fire Chief has recommended that said agreement be renewed. I NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Hackensack that the Mayor and City Clerk be and are hereby authorized and instructed to execute and deliver a renewal of said agreement on behalf of the City of Hackensack. Roll Call: Ayes - Mecca, Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa Resolution #44 OFFERED BY: STEIN SECONDED BY: MATTEI WHEREAS, more than 400,000 men and women of the Armed Forces of the United States are presently serving our Country in the Persian Gulf as part of the multi-national force implementing Operation Desert Storm to stem Iraqi aggression in the area; and WHEREAS, the service of our nation, even in times of peace, demonstrates a person's devotion to, and willingness to undertake self-sacrifice for, our Country; and WHEREAS, the collective recognition of such dedication and self-sacrifice demonstrated by our Armed Forces is both heightened and reinforced at times such as the present crisis in the Persian Gulf when the lives of these, our Countrymen, and indeed, residents of Hackensack, are at stake; and WHEREAS, it is the belief of the Mayor and Council of the City of Hackensack, as the duly elected representatives of the people of this community, that it is appropriate to render an expression of recognition, support and gratitude to the men and women of our Armed Forces, and that such an expression be memorialized by this Resolution; and WHEREAS, it is the heartfelt prayer of each and every person in this community that all of our Armed Forces are able to return to their families and loved ones, unharmed, and as soon as possible; and WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council have been advised that a number of Hackensack residents are in the process of forming a support group to actively express our community's hopes in this regard and will be seeking the permission of the City Manager to place yellow ribbons on City-owned trees to symbolize such hopes and prayers. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City of Hackensack, New Jersey, as follows: 1. The City Clerk be and hereby is authorized and directed to forward a true copy of this Resolution to United States Senators Bill Bradley and Frank R. Lautenberg and Congressman Robert G. Torricelli with the request that they, in turn, forward a copy of the Resolution t to the Commanding Officers of each of the Armed Forces branches engaged in Operation Desert Storm; and 2. The City Manager is hereby urged to grant the necessary approval to such residents, or groups of residents, who may wish to place such symbolic yellow ribbons upon City-owned trees; and 3. The City Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to post a copy of this Resolution in a prominent position in City Hall. Roll Call: Ayes - Mecca, Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa  Resolution #45 OFFERED BY: MATTEI SECONDED BY: MECCA BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City of Hackensack, New Jersey, that Henry J. Amoroso, Esq. of 155 Polifly Road, Hackensack, New Jersey, be and hereby is appointed to the positiqn of City Prosecutor of the City of Hackensack to serve at the pleasure of the Mayor and Council. Roll Call: Ayes - Mecca, Robinson, Stein, Mattei, Zisa Immediately after calling the meeting to order, a plaque was t presented to the Manager of Independence Bank from the Recreation Department in commemoration of their support for the July 4th Celebration. Mrs. Dukes advised the Mayor that the Docket was completed. Mayor Zisa asked the City Manager, City Attorney and members of Council if they had anything to report. Mr. Lacava advised the Council that the Hackensack Fire Department assisted Paterson during the fire they had last week. He also said the Department of Public Works will have ribbons available for the residents to put on their trees. The City Attorney reported that the Rent Ordinance is under attack by Mr. Koval and he will be responding on behalf of the City. Mayor Zisa said he received a call from the Mayor of Paterson thanking the City and commended our Fire Department. The Mayor thanked everyone involved in the program held at City Hall and the residents for coming out in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. yesterday. He said it was such a bad day, perhaps the program should be moved into the Civic Center next year if the weather is bad. t He congratulated the two new members, Dan Kirsch Oates, who were recently elected to the School Board. Councilman Mattei said he received a telephone call from the and Andrea Mayor of Palisades Park voicing his concern that the new County Executive will cut the budget for the Darlington Park program that 's basically for underprivileged children. There are about 125 children from Hackensack involved. He asked that it be brought to the attention of the City Council. Mr. Mattei added that the program has been in existence for 20 years and most of the kids are rninorities. Without the program, these kids would not have anything to do. Mayor Zisa asked the City Council if they would be willing to put together a resolution for consideration by the County Executive. Councilman Stein said it may be worth looking into. The Deputy Mayor suggested a letter be written. The Mayor asked Mr. Lacava to get all of the details. Mayor Zisa opened the meeting to the public for discussion of City business. I Fred Stagg, 222 Cedar Avenue, asked the Council if the City could afford to pay the salary increases for the fire officers and if they would consider the taxpayers first. The Mayor explained the process by which the 8 percent was arrived. The Deputy Mayor stated the Council 's concerns by way of the adoption of a resolution to be forwarded to the legislators. She said she does not know if the City can afford to pay and hopes we do not have to lay off our men and women in our uniformed departments.  Councilman Mecca said he feels the City cannot afford to pay the increases and in his opinion people are being forced out of their homes. Jack Donovan, Willow Avenue, commented on arbitration, stating the City should look at it in terms of dollars instead of percentages. The Mayor pointed out, in terms of dollars, we are paying less than other communities. t Comments were made by City Manager Lacava, Councilmen Stein and Mattei. Barbara Buonomo and several other residents at 75 Union Street, complained about the high taxes they have to pay, and still have to pay to have their garbage collected. The Mayor asked if they had gone through the appeal process and when they said no, he explained the procedures for filing an appeal. The Manager will investigate why their garbage is not being picked up and will notify Lynette Hofler, representative for the group. Joe Lascala, 407 Simmons Avenue, also spoke on the fire contract. Councilman Mecca stated that residents are being taxed out of their homes and made several references to "handshake" decisions. Mayor Zisa said he resents the statements Dr. Mecca makes. Margaret Otchy, 359 Anderson Street, spoke in opposition to the fire salary increases. t Mayor Zisa suggested that if any citizens would like to see cuts in the budget, to please let the Council know where to make them. A strong discussion pursued and Councilman Mecca said he was not going to listen, walked out of the meeting at 10:00 P. M., and returned at 10:01 P. M. Rainer Olster, also spoke on the salary ordinance for the fire officers and said he felt the City is not saving money where we could .because of all the lights on in the parking garage. The Manager replied that he did not know the lights were back on and would investigate it. Eric Martindale, 322 Park Street, said he wrote a letter on behalf of the Environmental Commission regarding graffiti on buildings in the City and asked if there was an ordinance. The City Attorney said he did not know. Eric then spoke on the lack of recycling in his apartment building. Dorothy Schwartz, 47 Prospect Avenue, questioned a sign on Thompson and East Pleasantview Avenues that are not in the City 's Code. There are also two improper stop signs at Union and Atlantic Streets. She wanted to know when would this be corrected. Mr. Lacava said he would check it. I  Motion offered by Mattei, seconded by Mecca that the public hearing be closed and the meeting be adjourned. Carried. ( 11:00 p.M •) I ATTEST: ��d/ � CITY I I  PUBLIC ASSISTANCE HACKENSACK BUDGET SYSTEM Printed� 01-!5-1991 CITY OF HACKENSACK BILL LIST Page� 1 VENDOR NAME PURPOSE TOTAL L ..J BUGGS, DORIS MNT/JAN '91 35u00 BURGARD,, CARMEN MNT/JAN '91 331:100 CARTER; RUBY MNT/JAN ' 91 145.00 CITY OF HACK PETTY CASH FUND MNT/JAN '91 i.�82a 5Ql DECLET, JOSE A. MNT/JAN '91 210. 01Zl JONES, MABEL MNT/,JAN '91. 101['.I.00 LAVERGNE, MIGUEL A. MNT/JAN '9 1 35.00 MARTIN, VINTON JR. MNT/DEC '90, JAN '91 256.75 MC GUI NESS, KEVIN MNT/JAN ' '31 700.00 9 91 PALED REALTY co. !'<:NT/JAN 150. IZHZI PEEPLES, DERRICK CIO BCCAP-ESU MNT/JAN '91 100. !Zl!.ZI 91 9 POVENTUD, ROGELIO MNT/JAN 35.00 PROSPECT GARDENS MNT/DEC ' '30 44.3£> PUB SERV ELEC & GAS co. MNT/DEC '90 50.00 THUONG, HEIN TRAN MNT/DEC '90 75.00 TRAVIS, MARLENE MNT/JAN '91 91Zl. 00 2639.61 CHECKS LISTED: 16 r ..  GENERAL ACCOUNT HACKENSACK BUDGET SYSTEM Printedg 01-15-1991 CITY OF HACKENSACK BILL LIST Page� 1 VENDOR NAME PURPOSE TOTAL L . AABPR, INC. EDGE PADDING FOR BACKBOARD 112.56 ALAR CORP. REDEEM FOREIGN LIEN BL.536 L.4 AQUA �-ECH HOTSY REPAIR STEAM CLEANER�SERVICE CALL 74.9121 . ATS SERV= INC . REPP.IRS�LABDR.PARTS i2145.50 PTTY'S COURT REPORT SERV SERV.SEPT,DEC 90-CONST.�ZONING BDS 876.00 AUTO UPHOLST. OF HACKENSACK MAKE & INSTALL REAR CANOPY COVER 30121.00 AUTOMOTIVE BRAKE CO. MATERIALS FOR REPAIRS 4f'5. 61 B & S SUPPLY CO. L!GHTS�EXT.CORD,HOSE,TAPE,BRUSHES 174.72 B 8.· S SUPPLY CO. BULBS�EXT.CORD BC UTIL AUTH DUMPING NOV.16/3051990 84194.87 B�RGEN PASSAIC VET HOSP SERVICE DEC.1990 /}48. :! 0 BOCA INTN'L NAT'L.PROPERTY MNT.CODE 1990 168.00 BRUCE THE BED KING 4 MATTRESSES 600.00 CHANEY, ARTHUR & DEWEY-M.D.'S MEDICAL SERV.OCT/DEC 1990 1031.25 CITIZEN'S FIRST NAT7L BANK REPLENISH HEALTH INSUR.ACCT. 5000121.00 CITY OF HACK. P/R AGY-FICA CITY SHARE FICA 1-4-91 P/R 16410.12 COASTAL OIL NEW YORK INC. HEATING FUEL 4152.31 COMMERCIAL DP.TA PROCESSING SUMMONSES,POSTAGE,LOCKBOX-NOV �90 4281.51 COMPETTELLO, G. RAGS 55tZI.00 COMPRESSED GAS, INC. RENTAL OX.CYLS.SEPT/DEC '90 150.26 CONSTRUCTION & INDUSTRIAL EQP. PULL RING 79i.25 D'AMORE, JESSE EMERGENCY LUNCH PYMT NOV '90 87.5'71 DE LUXE SALES SERVICE BOLTS�NUTS,TERMINALS,CABLES,CLAMDS 178.06 EASTERN HYDRAULICS/SUPP CO INC FILTERS,PLUGS5ANTI FREEZE,BULBS,ETC 1171.47 ECONOMY HANDICRAFTS, INC. FLOURESCENT FELT SQUARES 31.01 FAIRMOUNT COAL & LUMBER CO. FELT FULL ROLL 5'3.'34 ' FAIRMOUNT RECREATION PEN LOCK 1'3.'35 FOUNTAINS OF WAYNE FLOCKED WREATH 114.28 .FREEMAN'S CUSTO� WINDOW TRMENT P.V.C. TAX W/VALANCES 452. 1210 FREMGEN'S POWER EQUIP., INC. VARIOUS STUMP TEETH & CHAINS 1'38.45 GLINBIZZI, RAPHAEL J. ESQ PUBLIC DEFENDER OCT 22;25; 1990 350. 1210 GLOBE TIRE SERVICE TIRES,TUBES�BALANCING,BOOTS;REPAIRS 6099.45 GLOECKNER, FRED C. & CO., INQ. MIXED SEEDS 21.00 GOLDEN AGE CLUB OF HACKENSACK 1990 SC ACTIVITIES DONATION 95 .. 35 GONZALEZ, DORIS HEALTH AID SERVICES OCT/DEC '90 249.48 GONZALEZ, MARTHA HEALTH AID SERVICES OCT/DEC '90 119.07 HACK MED CTR DNTL C/O B.KARCZ DENTAL SERVICES DEC 990 2280.00 HACK. AUTO SPRING & WHEEL WHEEL ALIGNMENT,SPRINGS REPAIRED 413a38 HACK. WATER CO. SERVICE OCT,NOV,DEC 990 l.6757.83 HACK.HAPPY S �S.,C/O LOCKHEIMER DONATION 1990 SC ACTIVITIES EA. 24 HAMILTON, R.A./CORP. KOL TACK 125. IZIQ) HARRISON EQUIPMENT CORP GLOVES 54.00 INTN'L. INST. MUN.CLKS. 1991 DUES-DORIS L.DUKES 85.00 J C GRAPHICS INC REPORTS, ATTN.RECORDS,LETTERHEAD l.15.50 JASON UNIFORM RENTALS INC LAUNDRY SERV.WEEKS OF NOV 23RD,30TH 646.40 JOHNSON PUBLIC LIBRARY BUDGET DUE 1-15-91 45400. IZHZl KAY PRINTING & ENVELOPES F-222A,,F-223A 132.06 KIRKS ORANGE TIRE & AUTO SVC TIRES; TUBES, LABOR 2a1z1.64 LAW�EN SUPPLY COMPANY PAPER 142.40 "LAWSON PRODUCTS INC. HOSES,CLAMPS.WIRE CONN.�CEMENT,PLUG J. 95 .. 58 LOERS WELDING CO. CASTIRON MOUNTING BRPCKET L�JZ!. 00 LOGO BEAR CORPORATION TEDDY BEARS 87.27 ' MAIN LOCK SHOP PADLOCKS, KEYS 25.20 MOHAWK RESOURCES, LTD. CAM FOLLOWER FOR GARAGE LIFT 128.00 N J OF�ICE SUPPLY OFFICE SUPPLIES-VARIOUS DEPTS. 24·9.31  GENERAL ACCOUNT (con't) HACKENSACK BUDGET SYSTEM Printed: 01-15-1991 CITY OF HACKENSACK BILL LIST Page: 2 VENDOR NAME PURPOSE TOTAL L .N.J. BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY SERVICE 11-16/12-24-90 98.1E.. N.J. STATE LEAG OF MUN 1991 LEAGUE MEMBERSHIP DUES 1850. IZ!IZI N�T OFFICE SUPPLY RACK BOOK,FROMS HLDR,SHEARS,ENVELOP 190.13 ·JO'SHEA PRINTING SERV., INC. PARK APPLICATION FORMS 116.21ZI PANNY, CHARLOTTE A. REIMBURSE EXPENSES-LEAGUE MUNC.CONF 20.00 PAYROLL EST. P/R 1-18-91 575iz100. IZH]I PITNEY Bm..JES COPIER MNT 12-90/2-91 1e1. 11 PITNEY BOWES CREDIT CORP. COPIER/ACCESS DEC '90 425.00 POLIFLY TOWING TOWED RESCUE TRUCK TO FIRE DEPT. 175.00 POTENZA, PAUL L. ATTY. SERV/CONST.BD.APPEALS OCT/DEC '90 600. 0121 PREMIER OIL & GAS T/A CPO UNLEADED GASOLINE 1894. u. PROTECH SAFETY EQUIP., INC. 4 FLAMMABLE STORAGE CABINETS 1600.00 PRYME SAFETY SERVICES RTK TRAINING,SAFETY SERV.DEC '90 19:1.2.50 PUB SERV ELEC & GAS CO SERVICE VARIOUS LOCATIONS NOV '90 7133a38 RALPH, V.E. & SON, INC. MEDICAL. SUPPLIES 731.08 RECORD/AGNES SHANLEY LEGAL ADS 548.87 RIDGEWOOD CORP. PARTS/INSTALL EMERG.EYE WASH SINK 47.75 SAVEON STATIONERY COMPANY SIGNATURE STAMP 1 7.90 SEN. CITIZENS FR CLUB OF HACK. 1990 SC ACTIVITIES DONATION 80.31Zi SIGNS OF SAFETY VARIOUS SIGNS 1125. 15 STATE LINE FIRE & SAFETY, INC. REPAIR HURST TOOL 555.75 T & R ALARM SYSTEMS SERVICE CONTRACT JAN 91/JUNE 91 390.00 THE CHAS. A. STRATTON CO. RADIO LOG BOOKS 1200. !ZHZI THORNTON, J./BATTALION CHIEF REIMBURSE FOR CORK BULLETIN BOARDS 39.96 TIMMERMAN� W.E. CO.�INC. MATERIALS FOR REPAIRS 1545.61 TRAVELERS COMPANIES PREMIUM JAN '91 213'3fZI.70 "TRAVELERS HEALTH NETWORK OF NY HMO PREMIUM JAN '91 14615.6'3 TREAS STATE O� N.J. COLL/REC MARRIAGE LICENSE FEE OCT/DEC '90 450.00 TRINITY LEISURE CLUB/M.SCHERF 1990 SC ACTIVITIES DONATION 259. 10 TW COMCORP. CONNECTOR,HOOK 155.58 UNIFIRST CORPORATION RENTAL TREATED MOPS 60.00 UNIV. ELEC. MOTOR SERVICE SltJITCH 16.0121 WEST PUBLISHING CO. 1 SET NJSA TITLE 39 75.51Zi WESTERN TERMITE/PEST CONTROL PEST CONTROL SEPT/OCT '90 350. !ZUZI WILLIAMS� WILLIE/AUX POLICE TRAFFIC CONTROL DEC '90 434.00 YANKEE LINEN SERVICE LINEN SERVICE DEC 790 182.70 881398.45 CHECKS LISTED: 91  PUBLIC PARKING SYSTEM HACKENSACK BUDGET SYSTEM Printedg 01-15-1991 CITY OF HACKENSACK BILL LIST Page� 1 VENDOR NAME PURPOSE TOTAL L .AEROIL PRODUCTS CO INC ASPHALT 245.1210 B & S SUPPLY CO. RULER,TWINE,SCREWS,NUTS;SOCKET 100. 70 FIRST FIDELITY BANK QTRLY COIN SERVICE OCT/DEC ,90 451ZI. IZllZ\ -1 JASON UNIFORM RENTALS INC LAUNDRY SERV.WEEKS OF 11-23RD;30TH l.4. 21Zi PAYROLL EST. P/R 1-18-91 1200.00 PAYROLL EST. P/R 1-18-91 4300.00 PREMIER OIL & GAS TIA CPO UNLEADED GASOLINE PUB SERV ELEC t GAS CO SERVICE NOV. l990 l45.93 648L 06 CHECKS LISTED: 8 CAPITAL ACCOUNT HACKENSACK BUDGET SYSTEM Printed: 01--15-1991 CITY OF HACKENSACK BILL LIST Page� 1 VENDOR NAME PURPOSE TOTAL L ANCHOR RENT ALL RENTAL BOBCAT/PLAYGROUND PROJECTS 500.00 FAIRMOUNT COAL & LUMBER CO . NAILS,ROBD,TREATED SYP 1514. GIZI . REED RECREATION INC. LABOR & SERV/PARK PLAYGROUNDS 4550.00 SCHWARTZ JESSE & SENES GABRIEL INSPECT BLDG.& REPORT-DAVIS BROS. 600.00 , TIDEWATER STONE & SUPPLY CO. GRAVEL MIX,CLEAR FILM,RODS,STDNE 18L�4. 70 90Q)9. 30 CHECKS LISTED: 5 DEVELOPERS ESCROW HACKENSACK BUDGE!' SYSTEM CITY OF HACKENSACK BILL LIST VENOOR NAME PURPOSE TOTAL VORNAOO REFUND OF ESCROW DEPOSIT 8,440.00 CHECKS LISTED: 1 8,440.00 PAYROLL AGENCY HACKENSACK BUDGET SYSTEM CITY OF HACKENSACK BILL LIST VENOOR NAME PURPOSE TOTAL tITIZENS FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NJ SCX:: IAL SECURITY CONTRIBUTIONS 1-4-91 P/R 36,477 .12 CITY OF HACK.PAYROLL AGENCY ACCT MISCELLANEDUS DEDUCTIONS 1-4-91 P/R 164,438.90 �!TY OF HACK.CURRENT FUND TRANSFER OF INTEREST EARNED DEC 1990 574.15 STA'IE OF NJ-DIVISION OF TAXATION INCCT1E TAX 12-21-90 P/R 19' 114.91 CHECKS LISTED: 4 220,605.08