THE HERALI TCH Incorporating the Summit Herald and the Berkeley Heights - New Providence Dispatch

VOLUME 117, No. 15 MARCH 11,2006 PRICE: SOe " Newsbriefs Teen Arts Fest opens to public on March 31

SUMMIT — Adrienne Wong, a Yale-bound Summit High School senior, created the win- ning poster design for the 34th an- nual Teen Arts Festival. She is an Art IV student of Dr. Harry- Wilson, director of Visual and industrial Arts at SHS, who is a 2005 recipient of the Governor's Award for Art Education. The WOMAN AIRLIFTED AFTER ONE-CAR CRASH - A 92- festival celebrates performing year-old local woman driving a silver sedan struck a arts, visual arts and creative writ- utility pole just after 2 p.m. on Sunday, March 5, at ing, featuring talented teens from Springfield Avenue and Old Springfield Avenue, near Berkeley Heights. Mountainside, the borough's border with Summit. Grace Gargiulo of New Providence and Summit. New Providence was transported to University Hospital The public is invited to attend in Newark via a State Police medivac helicopter, which from 7 to 10 p.m. Friday, March landed on a nearby playing field. She was listed in sta- 31, and from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on ble condition, according to hospital officials. Residents Saturday. April 1. at Summit Hiah in the area experienced power outages for a few hours School," 125 Kent Place Blvd. and Springfield Avenue was closed throughout the; Admission is free. evening while crews worked to repair the utility pole. (Photos by Betsy Robson) Good suits are collected for working women Overlook's plans trigger council debate AREA — Dress for Success Morris County (DFSMC) will By LIZ KEBLL have a 15-foot deep canopy. flowers, but may have a temporary which 22 are taxable and 33 are not. sessor." he said, and added the con- celebrate "Send One Suit" (SOS) The developer has proposed a location so people can still find gifts "I move to hold the agreement tractor for Overlook "would be held week with a suit drive at the SUMMIT — Following a lengthy roundabout in front of the main en- and cards during hospital visits. until Atlantic Heaith Systems volun- hostage." Attorneys for Overlook Madison Area YMCA on March discussion. Common Council ap- trance, and will add signs, lighting, Since the gift shop will have a new tarily releases the tax-exempt status would quickly bring a lawsuit if this 21. proved an agreement at its Tuesday, landscaping, pedestrian walkways setting, the Twigs are conducting a of Overlook Road," Mr. Getzendan- path were followed, he said.: He March 7, meeting for a cancer center and other features. contest to re-name the shop, she DFSMC is one of 77 affiliates ner said. pointed out that Overlook Road at Overlook Hospital. said. Entry forms will be available of Dress for Success, an intema- According to the agreement with Council President Frank Macioce serves both taxed and tax-exempt soon. tionalnot for profit dedicated to The city's Planning Board re- the city, the developer will be re- said the alternative motion generat- properties. helping low income women suc- viewed the application in November sponsible for drainage and utility ed several questions and informed Mr. Getzendanner said he simply ceed in the workplace. SOS week, and asked that the council also give improvements on the premises. A Tax-exempt status challenged the councilman that the city's tax at- wanted to introduce the topic of rat- March 19 to 25. is the organiza- its approval because of the impact timetable will be established follow- torney is not the tax assessor. "We ables. Mr. Macioce said those issues tion's annual appeal for donations on roads and utilities. ing approval. Councilman Tom Getzendanner can't vote on a motion that is illegal are continually reviewed. of gently worn, contemporary The hospital's main lobby will be Susan Hubbard of the Overlook raised the issue of Overlook Road or improper," he said. "You would Glenside Avenue resident Anton women's business clothes and ac- expanded and a portion of the build- Twigs volunteers said the gift shop that serves two taxable facilities. be trying to extract concessions Evers said of several issues raised cessories, including suits, skirts, ing at the intersection of Sylvan and wilfbe re-located in the center of the Mac (Medical Arts Center) I and from Overlook." during the meeting in relation to city pants, blouses, handbags, scarves Beauvoir roads will be reconfigured. expanded entrance. "It will be much MacH. City Solicitor Barry Osmun ex- services, "I sit here through meeting and jewelry. The existing brick/glass facade will more attractive," she said, with more If the hospital were taxable, he plained that the tax assessor, while after meeting, and this issue belongs be demolished and will be replaced merchandise and a more appealing in closed session. You should beef Donors may bring their items said, it would be the second highest paid by the city, is actually em- with a curved, two-storv glass cur- display. During construction, the among your peers and then come up to the lobby of the Madison taxpayer in the city. The 32-acre ployed by the state and county. "We tain wall. The glass entry will also shop will not be able to carry fresh with ideas." YMCA between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. campus contains 55 parcels, of do not evaluate or influence the as- Tuesday, March 21. Tax receipts will be provided for all donations. For additional information, contact Chris Anderson or Nancy Mario Formichella? Changes downtown could Ryan at 973-822-3188. YMCA workshop former police chief, include new supermarket on ^Raising Cain' has died at age 77 ByMIKENEAVTLL "Not a nickel of taxpayers' mu- also said. "In order for that to hap- features film nicipal dollars will be spent on this pen, we need to work on the parking Mario A. "Mooch" Formichella NEW PROVIDENCE — Eight project," said Joe Savino, who is the issue." SUMMIT — The Summit of Summit died on Tuesday, years ago, Mayor Al Morgan and chairman of the Downtown Munici- As previously reported in the In- YMCA, 67 Maple St., wDl spon- March 7, 2006, at Berkeley then-Councilman Bill Schmeelck pal Alliance. dependent Press, the, owner of the sor the workshop called "Raising Heights Nursing & Rehabilitation- sought elective office running on a Formed eight years ago, the al- Village Shopping Center has been in: Cain: Boys in Focus" at 7:15 p.m. Center at the age of 77. A memor- platform that consisted of a vision liance is a partnership among bor- discussions with several major su- Thursday, March 16, in the Y's ial mass will be offered at 9:30 for a revitalized downtown shopping ough officials, residents and busi- permarket chains who have ex- second floor Jay and Watson Au- a.m. on Saturday, March 18, in St. district. ness and property owners within the pressed an interest in establishing a, ditorium This workshop will fo- Teresa of Avila Church in Summit. That vision became a reality on downtown area. presence in the borough. * cus on the inner lives of American Arrangements are by the Paul Ip- Feb. 27 when the Borough Council Mr. Savino said, "It took a long One of the major drawbacks for boys, ages eight through late polito Summit Memorial. unanimously passed an ordinance time coming. A lot of thought went potential store owners is a rigid re* teens. Mi'. Formichella was born in creating a Special Improvement Dis- into it, and we had to make sure all quirement for increased parking,: The evening will begin with Summit and remained a lifelon- trict (SID). the key players were involved in the Larry Paragano, president of N. LJ; the screening of a two-hour PBS gresident. "It's the culmination of a lot of decision-making process." Paragano Associates, said. ; film called "Raising Cain: Boys An Army veteran of World War dedicated people working together However. Mr. Savino said he sees Officials have repeatedly said in Focus," followed by a discus- II, he joined the Summit Police and sharing the same vision for the the project commonly referred to as that a redesigned, shared parking sion period. This workshop is Department in 1951 and was pro- downtown," Mayor Morgan said. "Streetscapes" as the first of several area could yield as many as 80 addK free and open to the community. moted to sergeant in 1964 and Mario A. Formichella At the same meeting, the council steps to enhance the downtown tional parking spaces by eliminating Some of the questions raised in traffic sergeant in 1965. He head- also approved the introduction of an shopping experience. fences and cement barriers that cur- the film are: Why can boys be so ed the traffic division until 1968, New Jersey PBA: member of the ordinance that would provide the Mr. Savino is hopeful, he said, rently divide the parking area, i. violent? Why are they so hard to when he was promoted to lieu- International Association of boroush with the authority to issue that once the downtown area be- The Streetscapes project also in-j talk to? Why don't they do as well tenant, and became deputy chief in Chiefs of Police; and member of $800,000 in bonds or notes to fi- comes more visually exciting, new eludes new sidewalks with brick; as girls in school? Why can they 1979. On June 4. 1986, the eve of the Police Honor League of New- nance the downtown improvements. merchants will be attracted to the pavers, granite curbs, benches, light-; be so obtuse about emotions? his 35th anniversary on the force, Jersey. He was also a member and The bonds would be repaid by a area, providing a more balanced mix ing, trees and tree grates. ' i ; Why are they more prone to hy- he was sworn in as Chief of the past president of the Summit Li- special assessment that w ould only of retail and service establishments. Construction could begin in late- peractivity and attention deficit Summit Police Department and ons Club and a former member of affect SID property owners who di- "The town needs to work on at- spring, and Mr. Savino said it is im-! disorders? The film and work- served from 1986 to 1993. retiring the Summit Chapter of UNICO rectly benefit from the improve- tracting a major draw, a brand new perative that completion takes place shop will explore these questions. on June 16, 1993. International. ments. state-of-the-art supermarket/' he before the holiday shopping season. Call the YMCAs Youth and Mr. Formichella was a member Donations m memory of Mr. Teen Program director at 908- and pasf president of the Union Formichella may be made to The 273-3330,"ext. 148. County Police Chief's Associa- Summit First Aid Squad, P.O. Box tion; past president and past state 234, Summit 07902 or to the delegate of the Policemen's American Cancer Society, 507 Seniors bound Benevolent Association #55 in Westminster Ave.. Elizabeth for Atlantic City Summit; past state delegate of the 07208.

BERKELEY HEIGHTS — The Berkeley Heights Seniors will travel to Atlantic City on Sidewalk cafes get nod Monday. March 20. The group will meet at Little from Summit city council Flower Church at Roosevelt Av- enue and will depart promptly at By LIZ KEILL use. Trash receptacles would be pro- 8:30 a.m. The cost is S18 which vided by the licensee, with responsi- includes bus trip and a coin return SUMMIT — If sidewalk cafes bility for maintenance and empty- of $18. The bus returns at approx- are on the Common Council agenda, ing. The resolution also suggests imately 7:30 p.m. Call 908-647- spring can't be far behind. deleting alcohol consumption signs 3295 for information and reserva- At the Tuesday, March 7, meeting from the properties. tions. Councilman Tom Getzendanner in- The restaurants will pay a fee to troduced an amendment to an ordi- the city for the use of sidewalk nance that would define umbrella space: one to 10 seats with no more height and trash receptacle regula- than two tables - S100; 11 to 25 seats tions, and eliminate alcohol signs. A - $250; 26 to 50 seats - $350: over TABLE OF CONTENTS hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, 50 seats - S425. Police Logs 2 April 4. The council also adopted a reso- Obituaries 9 lution to allow Winberie's at 2 Kent Room for pedestrians a must Place Blvd. to serve alcohol at its Commentary 5 outdoor premises. 320 Big Band Dance 4 The amendment states umbrella The restaurant would use 726 height should be a minimum of sev- square feet of sidewalk, with an in- 058 Maple sugaring 6 en feet clearance, but no more than creased rental value from last season BEASS SECTION — Michael Shea and Rosie Williamson were among the Summit High Students on Sports 14 10 feet, from the sidewalk. The side- of $915 for 2006. School musicians who delighted listeners with their jazz virtuosity at the annual Big walk area should be free of litter and The recommendation from tax Band Dance, in its 12th year at The Grand Summit Hotel. Students in the Jazz Band Classified 10 washed as required. It should also assessor Victor Lupi would cover perform under the baton of Thomas Maliszewski, director of music and performing Legals 12,13 allow a four-foot pedestrian walk- the license agreement, citv officials arts in the Summit Public Schools. For a full page of photos of the event, see the Eye way to accommodate wheelchair said. on You page in today's edition of The Herald-Dispatch. (Photo by Jim Poyner) PAGE 2 - The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch, Saturday, March 11. 2006 blice News Summit hefts from vehicles reported

n Sunday, March 5, theft from a garage was reported. Pry marks Chestnut Avenue for failure to have ;le parked at a Morris Avenue were found on the driver's side door an inspection, driving with a sus- urant between 6:30 p.m. and lock, but no entry was gained. pended license and driving an unin- p.m. was reported. Known In arrests: sured vehicle. ing are a Dynamyte 3100 aug- On Thursday, March 2. Julie L. On Monday, March 6, Jay A. tative communication device, a Shoemaker, 36, of Summit was ar- Robinson, 27, of Newark was arrest- orola V220 cell phone and rested and charged at Springfield ed and charged on Summit Avenue •ger, and two garage door open- Avenue and High Street for driving for driving while his license was with a suspended license. suspended and contempt of court. )n Wednesday, March 8, theft On Thursday, March 2, Johan On Tuesday, March 7, Jeremiah n a vehicle parked in a Clark Rojas. 20, of Warren was arrested S. Lewis Jr.. 23, of Newark was ar- :et residential driveway between and charged on Park Avenue for rested and charged at Broad and 3 p.m. on March 7 and 8:23 a.m. having a cracked windshield, dri- Walnut streets for contempt of court March 8 was reported. Known ving with a suspended license, hav- and failure to wear a seatbelt. sing are an Ipod, a power plug ing no insurance and being unli- On Wednesday, March 8, Paul 1 Itrip. two French buttons and a censed. Patrick Peronard. 31, of Springfield 1 phone ear piece. On Saturday. March 4, Fred P. was arrested and charged at the On Friday, March 3. damage to a Quiah, 32, of Jersey City was arrest- Broad Street tier garage for posses- licle parked in a Broad Street ed and charged at Broad Street and sion of drug paraphernalia.

New Providenee BROWNIES AT PETCO — Brownies in Troop 242 of Berkeley Heights have completed requirements for their Girl Scout Animals Badge. The Brownies donated food to the Summit Animal Eescue League and learned about lizards, ferrets, snakes and birds during an afternoon visit to Peteo in Watchung. Prom left in row one are Abby Long, ve cars broken into on March 5 Katie Pedini, Jenna Rebasca, Hannah Probst, Sarah Biegel and Amanda Skidmore. In row two, Jordan Dreisbach, Sandi Manfreda, Samantha Faller, Gillian Mitreuter, Ju- On Sunday, March 5, five New from his driveway. The matter is be- dence Municipal Court. lia Cemprola and Meryl Schaffer. In row three, Melanie lightbody and Anthony An- rovidence residents reported their ing investigated by the New Provi- On Sunday, March 5, Robert dolina of Petco. ehicles had been entered and items dence Police. Stannard, 79, "of Florham Park re- tolen. On Friday, March 3, Patrolman portedly fell asleep while traveling Locations were Union Avenue, Stephen Drown charged Sharon south on Passaic Street at 5:38 p.m., iulfrian Road, Yarmouth Drive and Hardy. 40, of Maplewood with care- striking a utility pole, resulting in iyder Way. The matter is being in- less driving and driving with a sus- power outages in the area. He was Local mayors to deliver 'estigated by the Community Ser- pended license. The driver was ob- transported to Morristown Memorial vices Bureau of the New Providence served operating her vehicle in an Hospital in Morristown and was dis- Police Department. erratic manner, traveling northbound charged from the hospital that On Sunday, March 5, a Sulfrian on South Street Ms. Hardy was re- evening, according to hospital offi- meals to SAGE clients Road resident reported his 2004 leased on her own recognizance cials. Mr. Stannard was charged with Cadillac SRX was stolen overnight pending a hearing at the New Provi- careless driving. SUMMIT — SAGE Eldereare The original Steering Committee to help many more people because will take part in the national Mayors was chaired by Betsey Robson of of the continuing and generous sup- for Meals Day as part of its March Summit. Volunteers were recruited port of the community for our home- For Meals campaign. from various organizations such as bound elderly." Currently, Meals- On Wednesday, March 22, local the College Club! Council of Church on-Wheels provides home-delivered Mayors Jordan Glatt of Summit, Women, P.E.O., Red Cross, Women meals six days a week to frail indi- Clara Harelik of Springfield, Allen Pioneers of Bell Laboratories and viduals age 60 and up who are un- Returning troops honored by American Legion Morgan of New Providence, David the Junior Fortnightly Club. able to cook or shop for themselves. Cohen of Berkeley Heights and Dan "In the early days, meals were Special diets can be accommodated. SUMMIT — The Lindsey-Street ican Legion Grateful Appreciation Jon Bramnick and Eric Munoz. Baer of Millburn will show support cooked in the SAGE kitchen and the Deliveries are available for residents'.' Post #322 in Summit recently hosted Medal. In addition, 30 families who "Even though there was an im- for tfie community's seniors. Each program was staffed by a part-time of Summit, the Chathams, Short" a welcome home ceremony and re- have military personnel on active or pending winter blizzard coming that mayor will deliver hot and cold administrator and a cook. The Hills, Millbum, Springfield, New ception at City Hall on Springfield reserve duty were honored widi the day." said Post #322 Commander meals to the elderly in his or. her clients numbered from 19 to 40 Providence, Berkeley Heights and Avenue for troops returning from the Blue Star Banner. A Certificate of William Rapp, "it did not deter near- town helping to make sure the members and meals were delivered Mountainside. In'2005. 44,000. Persian Gulf. Appreciation was also given to the ly 75 people from giving the return- Meals-on-Wheels's mission of "no by six drivers on three routes," said meals were delivered by more than' Twenty members of the Armed returnees on behalf of the Legisla- ing troops a warm welcome." senior goes hungry" is fulfilled. Gertrude Johnson of Springfield, 300 volunteers. Forces were honored with the Amer- ture's 21st District by Assemblymen '"I think the Mayors for Meals one of the early staffers at Meals-on- To celebrate the 40th Anniversary Softball skills Day is a great initiative and a won- Wheels. SAGE Eidercare's Meals-on- derful way to get public officials in- Ria Scott, a part time cook, and Wheeis program is conducting a workshops set volved with the Meals-on-Wheels Ruth Lewis, a part time administra- •'Wheel-a-thon" family event on Make program. It will really build public tor, worked with 148 women volun- Sunday, Sept. 17, to raise funds to April 15 NEW PROVIDENCE — Tnere support and remind the elderly that teers to serve an average of 10 meals support the service. Also, a special will be a free softttall skills clinic for everyone cares about them, especial- each day. In the first eight months, Meals-on-Wheels pin has been New Providence girls sponsored by ly the city mayors," said Suzanne more than 4,000 meals were deliv- hand-crafted by Liz Tech Studio to "Happy Day! the New Providence High School Lyon, Director of SAGE Eldercare's ered to 126 clients. The service be- support the program. This beautiful Softball Team and the NPPAL on Meals-on-Wheels program. gan with just 12 clients and, at its piece of jewelry is priced at $40 and Saturday, March 18, at New Provi- Hire a Certified Public Accountant (CPA). SAGE Eldereare began its peak in 2004, has served 277 clients. 50 percent of the proceeds will help dence High School Meals-on-Wheels program 40 years Joan Hoffmann began volunteer- defray the cost of the program. A CPA is a trusted advisor with the tax and financial Grades two and three will be ago in October 1966 at the urging of ing in 1967 and has been helping out For information about SAGE El- expertise to help you keep more of what you earn. from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m., grades four the Summit College Club and with ever since. dercare's Meals-on-Wheels pro- and five will be from 10:45 a.m. to funding received from the Summit "Much has changed in the last 40 gram, including making a purchase 12:45 p.m. and grades six through FinS-A-CPA is a FBEE service offered ly Hie New Jsisev Society oi CPAs. KB Interne! access? Call 973-226-4494. Junior League. SAGE was identi- years, but much has remained the of the 40th Anniversarv special pin, eight will be from 1:15 to 3:15 p.m. fied by the club as a logical parent same," said Ms. Lyon. "We are able contact Ms. Lvon at 908-598-5514. For information or to register. for the Meals-on-Wheels pilot pro- call Arlene at 464-8561. Sisterhood Temple Emanii-£i presents a gram to serve the elderlv in Summit. 'Anything Goes' on March 23,24,25

BERKELEY HEIGHTS — All and mixes in a tender-if-tangled love are invited to enjoy the spring musi- story, and peppers it all with an cal production of "Anything Goes," abundance of comic situations. presented by the Governor Liv- Tickets are $10, $6 for senior cit- & ingston Hilltop Players. izens or for groups of 10 or more. Sunday, March 19 • 1 PM - 4 PM Natural Gai Performances are at 7:30 Advance tickets are available by at * Residential & Small Business: p.m.Thursday. March 23. and at 8 calling the box office at 908-665- Temple Emanu-EI , sign-up on line Choose from p.m. Friday and Saturday, March 24 0783. * Commercial & Industrial Multiple Suppliers and 25, in the GL Auditorium. The Friday and Saturday perfor- 756 East Broad St., Westfield % request quotas Rates & Plans The show takes a star-studded, mances will be interpreted for the Goto: www.bmarfcenergy.com (or) The way gangster-ridden transatlantic voyage hearing impaired. 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As an additional econom- By MIKE NEAVTLL ward a recommendation to the Bor- stricted communities require one of Councilman J. Brooke Hem said in ic move, we will no longer be selling the Herald - Dispatch on local ough Council. That body would then the purchasers, to be at least 55 years an interview conducted the next day. newsstands. Readers who have been buying the Herald and the Dis- NEW PROVIDENCE — If a de- make the final decision. of age. and no children under 18 are Mr. Hern said that the BOC patch on the newsstands may subscribe to have the newspaper mailed veloper can convince the Planning Utilizing a computer generated allowed to reside in the complex. Group and now Garden Homes have directly to their homes for $20 a year by calling 1-800-300-9321. We Board and the Borough Council to presentation, Mr. DiGiovanni point- Pursuing his case for residential expressed a grim view of the market also will continue to sell the Herald' - Dispatch at our offices at 80 South re-zone a 21.5-acre property, the ed to an artistic rendition of the pro- development, Mr. DiGiovanni said for commercial real estate, "and it St. in New Providence for 50 cents per copy, the same price as in the borough could grow by an addition- posed layout that would consist of a the borough could anticipate invites the borough to adopt the past. al 205 housing units. combination of townhouses and $450,000 in annual property taxes view that we can lower property tax- We look forward to continuing to serve you, our readers and adver- The property at 100 Mountain condominiums as well as tennis based on commercial use but a resi- es by permitting new residential de- tisers, every Saturday, and these changes will allow us to do so with no Ave., bounded by Ryder Way and courts and a swimming pool. dential use could yield more than velopment." increase in cost to vou. M.J.K. Southgate Drive, is zoned for re- Attached townhouses would oc- SI.5 million in additional property He also cited two recent events search-laboratory use and is current- cupy 12 of the existing 21.5 acres. taxes. along Mountain Avenue that offer ly occupied by the BOC Group. With six townhouses per acre, there At the end of the presentation, strong evidence of a viable need for The developer. Garden Homes of would be a total of 72, which con- neither Mayor Al Morgan nor the commercial property — the pur- Library makes audio books Short Hills, has entered into an forms to an existing ordinance in ef- Borough Council asked any ques- chase for commercial use of the K- agreement to purchase the property. fect in other parts of the borough. tions and the mayor referred the Line of America property for $20 Since the transaction has not dosed, The remaining 9.5 acres would matter to the Planning Board. million and the re-location of the e-vailable to its patrons both parties declined to disclose the consist of up to 133 condominium "We're all hearing this for the Summit Medical Group. purchase price. units, which, Mr. DiGiovanni said, first time, and you will have ample Mr. Hern said he believes that re- New Providence — According to vice by establishing a NetLibrary"' In an informational presentation would conform to a current ordi- opportunity to express your views at location will increase demand from James K. Keehbler, director of the account. Click on the Download on Feb. 27 to the Borough Council nance governing multi-family dis- public hearings conducted by the ancillary vendors and suppliers for New Providence Memorial Library, EAudiobooks button on the library" and about 50 interested residents tricts. Planning Board," Mayor Morgan commercial space in close proximity 377 Elkwood Ave., borough resi- web page, www.newprovidenceli- who received prior notification of During his presentation, Mr. Di- told the assembled residents. to the medical group. dents are now able to download au- brary.org. the meeting, Tony DiGiovanni of Giovanni referred to the proposed After he left Council Chambers, "It does not seem unreasonable to dio books to their MP3 players, lap- Says Mr. Keehbler, "Audio books Garden Homes outlined two possi- development as a "gated communi- Mr. DiGiovanni answered a multi- conclude that reports of the death of tops and home personal computers. are enjoying an increased demand. ble uses of the property: expanded ty." Access would be limited to en- tude of questions from a score of commercial real estate have been They can listen to Netiibrary's Audio books are perfect for so many commercial use of the current re- trances from Mountain Avenue and residents who followed him to the greatly exaggerated," Mr, Hern said. eAudiobooks on a wide range of things, for example: commuting., search-laboratory zone or a re-zon- Southgate Drive. There would be no adjoining hallway. The BOC Group has a long histo- portable devices, including portable family trips, rest for wean' eyes arfi|f ing that would permit residences. access from Ryder Way. The anticipated application be- ry in New Providence dating back to music players, portable media cen- exercise workouts. This new formafiL "The choice is whether New The proposed units would consist fore the Planning Board by Garden its establishment in the 1940s, Peter ters. Pocket PCs, and even select will allow an unlimited amount of Providence wants commercial or of two bedrooms and two baths. He Homes will most certainly engender Garra, director of real estate said. smartphone devices. New Providence residents to use the residential development. It's our added that national and regional data a debate over the future character of He said that with the pending sale To be compatible with NetLi- same title at the same time and haven brary eAudiobooks. devices need those titles accessible around tii&- opinion that residential should be a suggest that multi-family units have the borough. of the 100 Mountain Ave. property, : preferential use." Mr. DiGiovanni a low incidence of school-age chil- "How this borough responds to operations would gradually be only be able to support playback of clock and around the world." •';•;-: said. dren. that debate may well determine moved to two other existing Moun- secure or protected wma files. Among the audio offerings, best- As the custodian of the borough's "If the borough is concerned that whether we continue to have a com- tain Avenue locations. New Providence residents who sellers, classics, fiction, nonfictioiW' Master Plan, any proposed zoning multi-family dwellings produce mercial office district along Moun- "We are presently a good-stand- have library cards can now have ac- the complete Pimsleur language in-/-' changes would be the province of school-age children, then you're tain Avenue or whether we will ulti- ing corporate citizen in New Provi- cess to audio books 24 hours a day, struction series, children's bookst- the Planning Board which, after a only other choice is to age restrict," mately find high-density develop- dence and have every intention of seven davs a week. Access the ser- and the Bible. series of public hearings, would for- Mr. DiGiovanni said. Most age-re- ment alona Mountain Avenue," remaining so," Mr. Garra said. Booster Club collects clothes Residents reject Canoe Brook sidewalk plan to raise funds for sports at NPHS NEW PROVIDENCE — The Donations should be placed in March 11. Councilman Tom Getzen- By LIZ KEILL the walkways will narrow the street Anthony De Santis, also of Ca- New Providence High School plastic bags and can include clean ' danner, who represents Ward I, not- and make it more dangerous. He noe Brook Parkway, said neighbors Booster Club will sponsor a clothing wearable clothes, shoes, belts, hand- 1 held a "spur of the moment" meet- ed he listened to their concerns the SUMMIT — A dozen or more also pointed out the lack of prior drive from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sat- bags, hats, tablecloths, bedspreads*" ing after they received letters from week before. residents of Canoe Brook Parkway consultation to help neighbors un- urday, April 1. The proceeds will sheets, towels, stuffed animals anCj the city regarding the sidewalk pro- filled City Hall Chambers on Tues- derstand the project, which prevent- The city expects to spend Sl.l supplement Booster Club programs small plastic toys. No pillows or*1- ject. Ms. Klaif said she knew noth- day, March 7, and waited until after ed residents from working together million to improve the road, curbs that benefit all New Providence blankets, please. 10 p.m. for the public comment por- ing about the letter. and sidewalks along Canoe Brook with the city. High School student athletes. The drop off area will be at the _ tion of the Common Council meet- Parkway from Bedford Road to Councilwoman Diane Klaif, who "Since we have to pay for it and "The collected clothing will be New Providence High School sra->M ing to air their concerns. Woodland Avenue, with $295,000 chairs the works committee, said a maintain it, we'd like to know about distributed to families in need in the dent parking lot, between Pioneer- it. It appears that it's being done. allotted for curbs and sidewalks and One spokesperson said the resi- bond ordinance had been introduced U.S. Drive and High Street. '^ dents were not consulted, and that and that the city is applying for a We're being assessed," Mr. De San- $850,000 for road re-paving. The the city's plan to install sidewalks state grant. "Nothing is a done deal," tis said. He added, "This is not western side of the parkway would could affect landmark trees. He said she said. something many people want, de- have sidewalks. Residents are as- pending on which side of the street sessed for sidewalks in front of their you're on." homes, and may pay in a lump sum Why do Ms. Klaif said she would meet or over a period of 10 years. A hear- with the neighbors today, Saturday, ing is scheduled for March 21.

Sculpture is on the move f your child has struggled with schoolwork this By LIZ KEILL and adopted at the Common Council Iyear, take action now to make his or her grades Tuesday, March 7, meeting to ap- better. Huntmgton Learning Center can help. Our SUMMIT — The plywood air- prove a contract with the artist. certified teachers can pinpoint your child's strengths plane "Jet Fire," which graced the Councilman Tom Getzendanner Village Green on Broad Street sever- said making its debut next would be I Frustration with School j and weaknesses and tailor a program of instruction al seasons ago and is currently at the "Dorothy's Red Shoe" on July 1 at \ Weak Basic Skills j to meet his or her needs. Just a few Senior Citizen Complex at 12 Chest- the Recreation Center and a "Float- | SAT/ACT Prep j nut Ave., will take flight again. ing Staircase" in September. Previ- hours a week can improve your The work, by artist Luisa Cald- ous displays have included a water- child's skills, confidence, and well, will be located at the Recre- ing can, an apple with a New York motivation. Call Huntington ation Center, 100 Morris Ave., from City skyline, a petal-shaped sculp- March through July 5. The sculpture ture at the Visual Arts Center of New today. Your child can learn. is part of the Mayor's Partnership Jersey and miniature bronze figures, for Summit Arts and is valued at seen at the Promenade and then near $4,505. A resolution was introduced the horse trough on Union Place. >Hi§isti§tgton LEARN !NG"*CENTER- 1-800-CAN LEARN

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MARIUS IN LOVE — Christopher Burgdorff is the 100% Redwood/Red Cedar *? Oner vaiia EI Diagnostic Evaluation Only. Not valid v.'ith any ether cfe French revolutionary Marius and Monica Flanagan !r.risss="aer£!y owr-ed a~d operated. ©2005 Hunxington Learning Centers. ! 100% Chemical Free (RAfflBOWDIREq)i . will lead him to Cosette in the Summit High School per- Over 100 sets for large Se-'euj SwY^MS 3 Kids Sbjtf* forming arts production of the musical "Les Miser- ables." See this two-hour adaptation of the Tony award & small yards winning Broadway show from the Victor Hugo novel at 8 p.m. tonight, Saturday, March 11, in the Summit High Locations in IT School auditorium, 125 Kent Place Boulevard. Tickets NJ-NY'CT'VT*^ are $10 for adults and $8 for students and seniors. Call No Internet? For Catalog On 908-273-6313 for details. _. Call 800-842-5636 Log onto RAIIMBOWDIRECT.COM enter code 2206 YM president speaks to Old Guard SATISFY AREA — Tim Weidman, presi- sure world peace, protect human Your Own dent of the Summit Area YMCA, rights, reduce poverty and combat will speak at the March 14 meeting disease? If so, what reforms should CREDITOR of the Summit Old Guard at the New be undertaken?" Providence Municipal Center. He All area retired men are invited to will discuss the highlights of the attend Summit Old Guard meetings GUARD 120-year history of the local on Tuesday mornings. A coffee Owning Systems YMCA, where the current member- We provide: 732-254-9088 hours starts at 9:15 a.m., followed * Lovv Investment with financing ship is more than 18,000. He will by a 10 a.m. short business meetina. 856-414-1222 also focus on the YMCA's five-year * Equipment & initial supplies Central S South New Jersey Membership is open to all retired •• Training & support plan for the future. men For information, call Earl 973-259-9222 -# Customer- Northern New Jersey Mr. Weidman has been associated Gilkey, 908-464-2480. * Growth www.vanguardcleaningxom with the YMCA since 1975. He has worked in Middletown, N.Y. and Towson, Md., and in April 1988 he joined Summit in his present posi- tion as president. He is a graduate of Cortland State University with a B.S. in recreation education. Following the regular meeting, the Old Guard members will partici- pate in a Timely Topics discussion. The topic is: ".Are basic reforms in the United Nations necessary to en- Mexican dinner hosted at church All rugs will be sold at wholesale or below. SCHMIEDE No reasonable offer will be refused. STIRLING — First Presbyterian Church, 158 Central Ave., will host Don't forget your room measurements and color swatches. a Mexican dinner from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Saturday. April 1. Tickets are $15 for adults, $7.50 for those 12 and younger. 903-233-TREE For details about the event or for dinner reservations, call 908-647- 2111. PAGE 4 - The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heishts-New Providence Dispatch. Saturday. March H. 2006 Big Band Dance is Summit High School benefit

SUMMIT — On Friday, Feb. 3, at The Grand Summit Hotel and guests 7 p.m., 169 elegantly-attired guests for their enthusiastic participation. arrived at The Grand Summit Hotel to She acknowledged Dr. William and kick off the 34th Big Band Dance. Ms. Diana Rosen for providing com- The annual black-tie optional gala, munity support. Ms. Hankinson also in its 12th year at The Grand Summit, touched upon the importance of con- displayed the talent of Summit High nections between the school and com- School's Jazz Band under the baton of munity, using, as an example, the gra- Thomas Maliszewski. director of mu- ciousriess of The Grand Summit Ho- sic and performing arts in the Summit tel. At 10 p.m., Mr. Mai introduced Public Schools. Following an hour of 10 graduating senior band members, cocktails and hors d'oeuvres in the who received a huge round of ap- atrium, attendees were ushered into plause. Shortly after, seniors Dan Ru- the dining room by the Jazz Band folo, pianist, and Matt Skarzynski, with melodies made famous by Louis trumpeter, amazed the audience with Armstrong and Tommy Dorsey for a duo jazz improvisation. buffet dinner and dancing until 11 "The primary purpose of the Big p.m. Band Dance is to let the students per- The dining room reflected the glit- form in a professional setting. At first tering opulence of the 1930"s dance blush, attendees are impressed with halls when swing was king! Seven- the sound,"' said Mr. Mai. He ac- teen tables were adorned with a cream knowledged the work of his predeces- linen tablecloth and spray of raspber- sor, Angeio Merola, who first estab- ry flowers in centerpieces designed lished the Big Band Dance, and by Man' O'Connor. Big Band Dance added. "Funds generated are, of co-chairs Dena Yeskoo and Lisa course, an extra bonus to the Summit Giroux, members of the Summit Mu- music program." Mr. Mai happens to SENIOR SALUTE — Mr. Mai saluted Big Band seniors as guests applauded. From left, Mr. Mai, Erin Mahon, vocalist, sic Parents' Association, explained. have a special love for the Big Band Austin Costeira, percussion, Nicholas Kaminski, percussion, Anjali VergMs, alto saxophone, Matthew Butters, tenor sax- "We wanted to pick up our traditional Dance, having played the trumpet in ophone, Matthew Skarzynski, trumpet, Michael Shea, trumpet, Michael Keane, trombone, Christopher Lijoi, alto saxo- black and white theme with raspberry, jazz bands throughout high school phone, and Daniel Rufolo, piano. (Photo hy Jim Poyner) the perfect color complement." and college. The crown jewel was the tuxedoed Commented attendee Paul Sears, 20-piece band with two vocalists in principal of Summit High School, evening gowns, adjacent to the central "This event is a great example of what .-.,.._,-^ dance floor. Big Band is a type of jazz happens when you let the students orchestra comprising at least 10 musi- follow their passion under the great cians with brass, rhythm and bass sec- leadership of Mr. Mai... Mt's also fun 1 ' • ~> tions. The Summit High School Jazz to see the students dressed up — and Band was no exception, featuring yes, I recognize them." Elizabeth Be- four trumpets, four trombones, six wie, choral director of Summit Mid- saxophones, a pianist, a guitarist, a dle School, at a neighboring table, re- marked, "This is a great chance for bass player and two percussionists, " \ ' plus the singers. Mr. Maliszewski, or me to see my former students and so- "Mr. Mai," wearing red bow tie with cialize. These young men and women his tuxedo, thanked Ron Cooper, are not only top musicians, but also technology consultant for the Board singers and dancers." Stephen An- of Education, and Joe Romano, a mu- drews, the Middle School's Band Di- sic educator and professional trumpet rector, expressed a similar sentiment, player, for their assistance. The en- "This barkens back to the Big Band semble played a broad repertoire of era. One of the draws for me is to see jazz, popular and rock tunes through- how my former students have ma- out the evening, including the polka tured into fine musicians." "Roll out the Barrel." By 8:30, the dance floor was abuzz Upcoming events at Summit High with guests doing the Lindy, the fox School include the musical produc- PIANO ACCOMPAN1MKNT — Dan Rufolo. at loft, ji trot and freestyle dances. During din- tion of Victor Hugo's Les Miserables. 1\ glided o\cr the kt-jhoa^d while Ron Cooper prmidtd ner, Mary Therese Hankinson, presi- which ends its run tonight. Saturday sound support. (Photo bv Jim Pojner) dent of The Summit Music Parents , March 11, The Music Marathon. Association, thanked Mr. Mai. the as- March 17, and The Spring Concert, sistants, performers, event planners. May 24 and 25. Eye on You

DIRECTOR TAKES A BREAK — Mr. Mai enjoyed chatting with guests at the Big Band STTLL IN LOVE — Monica Flanagan serenaded dancers HAVING FUN — Summit High School parents Howard and" Dance. (Photo hy Henrietta with "Fin Still in Love With You." Mr. Mai, in center, con- Donna Sherman were among the guests who enjoyed time' Mahon) ducted. (Photo by Jim Poyner) on the dance floor. (Photo by Jim Poyner) ''"

VOCALIST - Erin Mah.nn charmed the audience with Duke Ellington's Tm Begin- A FUN NIGHT FOR EVERYONE — Enjoying the evening ENJOYING THE FRUITS OF THEIR LABORS — Big Band Dance guests included, Steve ning to See the Light." (Pho- Andrews, Summit Middle School's band director, and Elizabeth Bewie, Middle School were Jazz Band director Tom Maliszewski, with co-chairs to by Jim Poyner) Dena Yeskoo, at left, and Lisa Giroux. (Photo hy Sherri choral director, with Betsy Maliszewski at center. (Photo by Henrietta Mahon) Strauss Williamson)

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SAXOPHONISTS CONCENTRATE —Alto saxophonist Anjali Verghis, from left, along with TROMBONES AT THE HEART OF THE BAND — All sliding in-perfect unison were, from colleague Gillian Hassert, added mellow richness to the Big Band sound. Trombonist left, Tim Yeskoo, Mike Keane, Cassius Jones and Edward Espinoza. At far left was Char- Michael Keane sat at center. (Photo by Jim Poyner) lie Wisoff, providing harmony on the guitar. (Photo by Jim Poyner) PAGE 5 - The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch, Saturday. March 11, 2006

ACHIEVERS SHADOW MENTORS AT NOVARTIS — The Black and Latino Achievers the achievers to the marketing staff at Novartis. The week was run by the Communi- from the Summit YMCA completed a week-long mentoring program sponsored by No- ty Outreach and Development Department at the Summit YMCA, and is funded vartis Pharmaceuticals from Feb. 20 - 24. These high school and college students spent through money raised by the annual Strong Kids Campaign. Among those taking part a week learning about corporate pharmaceutical sales from professionals in the field. were, from left above at left, Brittany Payton, Kathleen Jean-Louis, Takia Robinson, Each student was assigned a mentor and he or she shadowed that person throughout Bryce Lewis, Speneer Scott and Claudia Pinzon; and, from left above at right, Tyhia the work day. The program culminated in well-received marketing presentations by Lewis, Jai Hawkins, Caandon Hudson and Jamine Norris. The State We're In New environment chief hits the ground running

By MICHELE S. BYERS done correctly and in the right state's precious water supply reser- er issues will enable her to avoid enforcement and land use issues, This is just the kind of critical issue;; places: voirs, lakes and streams, and updat- much of the traditional "learning both of which are key to determin- that would have been-lost in the With the appointment of Lisa asking voters to renew the Gar- ing our clean water standards: curve" and hit the ground running. ing the future health and quality of shuffle with another nominee. Jackson to head the New Jersey De- den State Preservation Trust, New fully implementing the new She is a chemical engineer by train- life for New Jersey. Commissioner Jackson offers a,. partment of Environmental Protec- Jersey's funding supply to preserve Highlands Water Protection and ing with her degree from Princeton In her remarks before the Senate promising start to Governor tion, Governor Jon Corzine has tak- our remaining open spaces and Planning Act and Pinelands Protec- and 15 years of experience with the Judiciary Committee, Ms. Jackson Corzine"s environmental agenda. If en an excellent step in the environ- farmland; tion Act; and U.S. Environmental Protection noted her commitment to "aggres- she can deliver, New Jersey can mental agenda he outlined in his adopting much needed and over- providing more tools to munici- Agency as an environmental regula- sive efforts to preserve land and im- maintain its title as the Garden State campaign. due protections for endangered palities to address development con- tor. prove our statewide system of open and continue to supply its residents The comprehensive campaign species habitat: cerns, including allowing develop- She most recently served as the spaces," and the need to protect wa- with clean water and open lands. was wide-ranging and inspiring. reforming our state's redevelop- ment impact fees and incentives for N.J. DEP assistant commissioner for ter resources, including drinking wa- Here are some examples: ment and eminent domain laws to towns to assess the short and long- land use management, following the ter supplies in the N.J. Highlands re- Editor's note: Ms. Byers is execu- protect homeowners and put an end term financial consequences of position of assistant commissioner gion. She also expressed her interest tive director of the Far Hills-based. replacing the ill-conceived fast to "pay to play" practices for devel- sprawl development. for compliance and enforcement. in re-examining the state's decision New Jersey Conservation Founda- track law with a meaningful and opers and contractors; Ms. Jackson's background and With these two diverse posts, Ms. to decline the offer of Petty's Island tion. She may be reached at 1-888- thoughtful plan for future growth giving strong protections to the experience with these and many oth- Jackson has a sharp perspective on in Pennsauken as a nature preserve. LAND-SAVE. Politicians have to earn trust of constituents, candidate says

By SENATOR TOM KEAN through the House and Senate are a government and non-profit organi- public officials lobbying ex-col- good first step, but they are not near- zations expressly approved by Con- leagues should be extended from •Rarely in recent memory have the ly enough. True ethics reform must gress's ethics oversight bodies. If it one year to two. American people trusted their gov- include all of the following ele- is important either to the national in- • Curbing patronage. My plan ernment less. A recent CBS ments: terest or to help members do their would make it a federal crime for News/New York Times poll found * Greater transparency and com- jobs more effectively that they visit federal officials to "steer" business 70 percent of Americans believe that prehensive disclosure. Lobbyists certain places, the government to lobbyists. The practice of a public special interests bribing members of should be required to disclose their should pay the costs. If such trips official attempting to set up a former Congress is the normal order of clients and incomes on a quarterly are for humanitarian or other chari- aide in business, by demanding that business in Washington. It seems basis, rather than twice a year, and table purposes, a reputable organiza- donors or political allies throw busi- every day another case of influence report all contributions made to tion—known to all—that has taken ness a certain lobbyist's way, is ap- peddling or outright bribery surfaces campaigns and Political Action this cause as its mission may be able palling. in "our nation's capital. Committees. Lobbyists should also to finance it. (There is a clear differ- • Making "earmarks" transparent. ;"Super lobbyist" Jack Abramoff be required to report all fundraisers ence between a well-known charita- As Senator McCain has noted, the showered his ill-gotten gains around they sponsor, on whose behalf and ble foundation and the type of shell appropriations process is broken, Congress in the form of golf junkets, the amount of money they raised. nonprofit set up by Jack Abramoff.) and needs to be fixed. I would abol- tickets to luxury boxes at sporting "Grassroots" lobbyists (like Jack I would forbid registered lobbyists ish the current practice of members events and free meals at his DC Abramoff's former colleague from participating in these non-prof- adding "earmarks" to legislation af- restaurant. Former California Rep. Michael Scanlon), who are paid to it financed trips. Finally, members ter appropriation bills have cleared Randy "Duke" Cunningham de- drum up public pressure to influence of Congress should no longer be both houses. While earmarks are of- manded and received millions in lawmakers, must also be subject to able to fly on private jets with cor- ten justified and necessary, this par- bribes from defense contractors in reporting requirements. porate lobbyists, while paying far ticular practice makes a mockery of exchange for lucrative military con- These requirements should in- less than this travel's true cost. the appropriations process. tracts. Both are now headed to fed- clude contributions made to non-po- • Gift ban. I would ban members • Ending special access for for- eral prison. litical organizations that honor pub- of Congress or their staff from ac- mer members of Congress engaged That these obvious outrages have lic officials, or non-profit entities the cepting gifts of any value from reg- in lobbying. Finally, I would ban been thoroughly prosecuted is reas- official controls. These areas remain istered lobbyists. registered lobbyists who once suring, but we should not be com- the most unreported and unregulated • Enforcement. Congress has served in Congress from access to placent. Most members of Con- conflicts of interest. The same holds proved over and over again its in- the House and Senate floor or mem- gress, Congressional staff and lob- true for the funding of institutions ability to effectively police or disci- ber gymnasiums. byists are honorable people who established in the public official's pline its own members and staff. To Over the next month I will travel scrupulously obey the rules. But too name (for example, Presidential li- ensure that ethics rules are strictly across New Jersey to share my plan often some skirt the rules, trading on braries). enforced, Congress should establish to clean up Congress with the citi- their positions and contacts to enjoy Finally, all disclosures should be an entirely independent entity, insu- zens of our state. The "Kean Plan to a lifestyle well beyond their means made available electronically, so lated from partisanship or special in- Clean up Congress" is strong medi- as public servants. Put simply, that the press and public can monitor terest manipulation, to investigate cine —just what Washington needs Washington is broken — even if these activities. ethics complaints and recommend in these ethically-challenged times. some who have been there too long • Regulating Congressional trav- consequences. Ethics should not be a legal for- have not noticed. el. I would restrict funding of Con- Unfortunately, last week a Senate mality. Ethical behavior should be a The plans working their way gressional travel to two sources: the committee recently voted against sacred code of honor for public ser- creating such a body. This battle is vants. There is no more important not over. If elected, I will work with issue in this campaign, and for our Senators McCain, Collins and country, than the integrity of our Summit ~W Herald Lieberman to continue the fight for government. this essential reform. Serving the community for more than 115 years NJN Publishing © 2004 • Slowing the "revolving door" Editor's note: State Senator Tom A Penn Jersey Advance, Inc. Newspaper between public service and lobby- Kean is a candidate for the U.S. Sen- ins. The moratorium on former ate. RANDOLPH TMBUTE — Wallace Chapel in Summit to- Publisher/Editor Michael J. Kelly. 908-464-1025 day will host a Women's History Month tribute to the Managing Editor Patricia E. Meola 908-464-1025 Reverend Florence Spearing Randolph (1866-1951), an Managing Editor Barbara Rybolt 908-464-1025 Second date is set AJVLE, Zion minister and founder of the New Jersey VP Advertising Eileen Bickel .732-396-4404 State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs. Advertising Director Carol Hlahun 732-396-4975 Circulation Manager Lewis King 908-464-1025 for a Morven trip Randolph is focus AREA — By popular demand, Governor's Mansion from 1945- SO South Street, V«r Providence. SJ 0'97-i the non-profit Summit Area Com- 1981. Lunch will be at Princeton's munity School has added a second historic Nassau Inn, built in 1756. If President Thomas H. Kreke! 908-782-4747 Ext 640 of free event today trip to visit The Doris Duke Mansion time permits, walk around charming Senior V.R Operation ...Joseph Gioioso 908-575-6759 and Morven Gardens. Call 908- Palmer Square before heading off to SLMMIT — Wallace Chapel fragist, temperance worker, Civil Controller. Margaret M. Gerke 908-782-4747-Ext 670 273-1141 for details or to register. Doris Duke's secluded Manor A.M.E. Zion Church, 138-142 Rights activist and founder of the Production Manager. Linda Zetterberg 908-575-6710 The trip, which will depart by bus House in Somerville. Open to the Broad St., will present a Women's New Jersey State Federation of from New Providence, is set for public for the first time, and only History Month public history pro- Colored Women's Clubs. The Summit Herald (ISSN 527-077X) is published weekiy for $20 per year Thursday, May 18, from 8:30 a.m. to until 2007, the house until recently gram and tribute to the Reverend The guest speaker at the event in state and $25. per year out of state by Summit Independent Publishing, 5:30 p.m. Tuition is S94. was sequestered behind stone walls Dr. Florence S. Randolph (1866- will be Professor Bettye Collier- According to adult school trip or- and was off-limits to the public. We 1951) on Saturday. March 11, at Thomas, PhD., an author and pro- 80 South St., New Providence 07974. Periodical postage paid at New will be among the lucky few who Providence, N.J. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to the: ganizer Lisa Meyers, "We'll start 11 a.m. R.S.V.P. by calling 908- fessor of history at Temple Uni- our day at Morven Museum & Gar- will be able to view the opulent 277-0574. Summit Heraid, 80 South St., New Providence, NJ 07974 versity. den in Princeton. This mansion, lifestyle of the famous and mysteri- Rev. Randolph was an A.M.E. In addition, the event will fea- built in the 1750s by Richard Stock- ous tobacco heiress, who in her day Zion minister and pastor, and the ture a photo exhibit curated by Circulation: 908-464-4018 • News: 908-454-1025 ton, signer of the Declaration of In- was one of the richest women in the second pastor and builder of Wal- Ethel Washington, called,"Rev. : Advertising: 732-396-4404 • Classified: 1-800-472-0119 dependence, is a National Historic world. Sign up early for an exciting lace Chapel, where she served Florence Spearing Randolph: An Landmark, newly-restored in 2004. day. Space is limited, sJtcall as soon from 1925 to 1946. She was a suf- Unsung Heroine of the Cloth." The home served as New Jersey's as possible." RAGE 6 - The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch, Saturday. March 11, 2006 Maple Sugaring Day spells sweet success SUMMIT — On Saturday. Feb. refreshments courtesy of Starbuck's, 25, more than 320 adults and chil- Summit, and Whole Foods, Mill- dren participated in the Reeves- burn. Reed Arboretum's annual Maple The Reeves-Reed Arboretum is a Sugaring Day. suburban conservancy dedicated to environmental and horticultural edu- The interactive event started at 8 cation for children and adults to the a.m. with a pancake breakfast, fea- enjoyment of nature through the turing, of course, maple syrup. Visi- professional preservation and care tors learned about the various of a historic country estate. Next up processes involved in creating on the calendar of events at the ar- maple syrup, from identifying a sug- boretum is Daffodil Day, April 22, ar maple tree to tapping the tree for and then the May Garden Festival, sap and boiling it down to a rich, May 19 and 20. For information on smooth syrup. The day-long event educational prosrams and events, moved alone in stations and offered call 908-273-8787. Eye on You

Tom and Grant Ferguson of Summit enjoyed breakfast

Starbuck's helpers Kery Pantini (Roselle), Guy De- Fazio (Warren) and Hanah Tahirovie (New York City)

Price family: mom Cheryl, dad Chuck, Abby and Lily, Summit xTi

Jonne McCarron, Adult Education Anna Storch, Caitlin McCarron-Haber (Caitlin's mom works at the arboretum in the Children's Education De- partment)

Manish and Avi Shah, Short Hills Eric, left, and Nathaniel Taggart, Summit Hamilton Eyatt-Luth tapped into a sugar maple tree

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Si fi" I • '*i \} *%} {\ ' ','• Edward Shaeffer^a Reeves-Reed volunteer, led one of the four maple sugar stations Luth family Summit PAGE 7 - The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch, Saturday, March 11.2006 Social Announcements Piseiottas celebrate their golden anniversary

Frances and Joseph Pisciotta of Kirstin Lamb weds Summit celebrated their 50th wed- ding anniversary with family and Jonathan Persky friends at L'allegria Restaurant in Madison. The party was hosted by Kirstin Elisabeth Lamb of Provi- their children. Cathy and Bob Sav- dence, R.L was married to Jonathan age of Lebanon Township, Lou and Persky of Windsor. Conn., on Sept. Kathie of Hillsborough, Sue and 3, 2005, in the gardens of Blithe- Terry Skibik of New Providence, wold Mansion overlooking Narra- Joe and Debbie of Gillette and Bar- gansett Bay in Bristol, R.I. bara and Fred Schimanski of South The bride is the daughter of Tony Plainfield. and Dorid Lamb of Summit. She is The former Frances Cuoco and Frances and Joseph Pisciotta a 1997 graduate of Summit High Joseph Pisciotta were married on School and received a B.A. from Nov. 19, 1955, at St. Leo's Church preschool teacher at St. Andrews Brown University in 2001 and an in Irvington. Nursery School in New Providence, M.A. in fine arts from the Rhode Is- Joe was employed as a metallur- prior to their retirement. land School of Design. She is teach- gist at Kearney Smelting & Refining The couple has eight grandchil- in Harrison and Fran worked as a dren. SHROVE TUESDAY SUPPER — Serving the pancakes and ing at Brown University. the bacon and sausage of the Shrove Tuesday supper were "The groom is the son of Nancy- Kirstin Lamb, Faith Lutheran's pastors, from left, Rev. Walter lichten- Gordon and Barry Persky of Con- berger and Rev. Dr. Murdoch MacPherson. necticut. He is a 1999 graduate of University of Connecticut in May DeMarcos celebrate Brown University and will receive 2006. his doctor of laws degree from the Faith Lutheran serves up The couple will reside in Boston. 55th wedding anniversary Kay and Joe DeMarco of New Shrove Tuesday supper Providence celebrated their 55th Danielle Falcone wedding anniversary on Feb. 10, 2006. NEW PROVIDENCE — On the they were a dish that could use up all The couple celebrated the an- evening before Ash Wednesday, the the eggs, fats and milk in the house will wed Jerome Palmer niversary with their daughter and first day of Lent, members of Faith with just the addition of flour. son-in-law. Kathy and Jerry Slack; Lutheran Church in New Providence During the Wednesdays of Lent. Elaine and Ramsey Mahadeen of their granddaughters, Caitlin and shared in a traditional Shrove Tues- Faith Lutheran conducts two Eu- Verona and Michael and Lucy Fal- Courtney Slack of Basking Ridge; day supper of pancakes. charistic Services. One is at 6:45 cone of East Windsor announce the engagement of their daughter, and several friends. Shrove Tuesday derives its name a.m. and is a spoken service of about Danielle Falcone, to Jerome W. The former Catherine A. Mittl of from the ritual "of shriving that 30 minutes in length. The other is at Palmer, son of Patricia and Edward Madison and Joseph D. DeMarco of Christians used to undergo in the 7:30 p.m. and is a service of song Palmer of Summit. New Providence were married on past. In shriving, Christians confess and prayer. their sins and receive absolution for Faith Lutheran conducts an open Ms. Falcone is a graduate of Feb. 10, 1951, at Our Lady of Peace Montclair State University with a Church in New Providence. the sins Since Lent is a time of ab- communion table. All visitors, who Kay and Joe DeMarco stinence, Shrove Tuesday was are baptized members of the Christ- degree in political science. She is Mr. DeMarco worked for Jersey viewed by Christians as their last ian Church and who believe that in employed at Dydacomp in Totowa Central Power & Light in Summit worked for the New Providence chance in 40 days ti indulge them- the Holy Sacrament they receive as an account executive. Danielle Falcone, and Morristown for 30 years until Board of Education in both the Lin- selves. They would eat the foods God's gift of life and forgiveness, Mr. Palmer is a graduate of Sum- Jerome W. Palmer his retirement in 1987. coln* and Roberts school cafeterias. that were not allowed during Lent are welcome to the Lord's table. mit High School and Union County Mrs. DeMarco worked for Jersey- The couple is active with the and particularly the foods that would Faith Lutheran is at 524 South St. Vocational School. He works for the A November wedding is planned Central Power & Light in Summit New Providence Senior Citizens spoil. Pancakes were often chosen as Call 908-464-5177. City of Summit in the Department of and the couple hopes to reside in Es- before starting a family, and then Club. Public Works. sex Countv. Temple Sinai schedules Steven Baureis engaged Friday night worship to wed Eari'Rusignuolo Steven Edward Baureis, son of SUMMIT — Temple Sinai, 208 ish Community Center will speak. The Lenten theme at Faith Edward R. Baureis Jr. of Watchung Summit Ave., has a Friday night On April 14, at 6:30 p.m., there 9 and Linda A. Baureis of New Provi- and festival worship schedule for will be a Tot Shabbat. is 'Amazing Moments dence, is engaged to marry Kari the months of March and April, and At 8 p.m. there will be a dis- Rusignuolo, daughter of Frank and a list of teaching planned by Rabbi cussion of '"Jewish Values to Live NEW PROVIDENCE — During evening bible study, entitled "Tack- Mary Ann Rusignuolo of Caldwell. Stuart Weinberg Gershon. By: What Does Judaism Teach Wednesdays in Lent, Faith Ludieran ling Goliath." On each of the Mon- Mr. Baureis is a graduate of New All are welcome to attend to at- About Ecology?" will conduct a spoken Eucharistlc days, the study will be from 7:30 to Providence High School and earned tend, regardless of personal faith. On April 19, at 7:30 p.m., there Service at 6:45 a.m. and an Evening 9:30 p.m. a B.A. in criminal justice from Call 908-273-4921 or visit tem- will be a Special Wednesday Prayer and Eucharistic Service at Finally, at the 9:40 a.m. Adult Fo- Moravian College In Pennsylvania. plesinainj.org Passover Memorial Service 7:30 p.m. The theme of the services rum on each Sunday through April He is employed as an area manager On March 19, at 6:30 p.m., the (Yizkor): The Meaning of Memory will be "Amazing Moments." 9, there will be a Lenten Bible for Enterprise Rent-A-Car. Study. The study theme is "Graceful theme will be "Why Prayer Gets a At April 21. at 6:30 p.m.. the Faith Lutheran conducts an open Miss Rusignuolo is a graduate of Words for a Broken World." Bad Rap: Three Misconceptions lecture theme will be, Who Wrote communion table. James Caldwell High School and About Prayer." Each Monday through April 3, Faith Lutheran is at 524 South St. Steven Baureis, the Bible? earned a sociology degree from Kari Rusignuolo At 8 p.m. the lecture will be At 8 p.m.. What is Jewish Mys- Rev. MacPherson will lead a Lenten Call the church at 908-464-5177. Quinnipiac University in Connecti- "National Security versus Civil ticism, is the first of three lectures cut. She is a regional recruiting su- A September 2906 wedding is Liberties: Where Do We Draw The presented by Dr. Arthur Green, rec- pervisor for Enterprise Rent-A-Car. planned. Line?," with Deborah Jacobs, di- tor of the Rabbinical School and Rabbi Gershon offers rector of the American Civil Liber- Irving Brudnick Professor of Phi- ties Union of New Jersey . losophy and Religion at Boston 'Taste of Judaism* On March 24, at 8 p.m., the lec- Hebrew College. ture will be "What I Learn From He will present the first of three SUMMIT — "Taste of Judaism: es are for those born Jewish or not. Kabbalah: An Introduction to Jew- lectures on the theme of "Jewish Are You Curious?" is a free three- intermarried couples, children of in- ish Mysticism." Mysticism and the Post-Modern session class for adults who would termarried couples, in-laws of Jews. Bunny conies to Union Village On March 31, at 8 p.m., the lec- Jew" for the first Henry Dorfman like to explore Judaism's relevance The classes offer a sood beginning. BERKELEY HEIGHTS — The registered by April 5. with a regis- ture will be, "Did the Exodus Memorial Scholar in Residence in today's world. To register, call 908-273-4921, Easter Bunny will come to Union tration maximum of S21 per family: From Egypt Really Happen?." Weekend, April 21 to 23. The classes will, be taught by ext.515. " Village United Methodist Church on or $8 per person at the door. Chil- On April 28, at 8p.m.. the theme Rabbi Stuart Weinberg Gershon. This offering is made possible by Saturday, April 8. dren under age two will be admitted On April 7, at 6:30 p.m., guest is Exploring Jewish Intellectual Temple Sinai, 208 Summit Ave., a grant from the United Jewish Children and grandchildren are free of charge. speaker Avi Friedman, the new History: The Significance of the from 7:30 to 9 p.m. on three consec- Communities of MetroWest New invited to the family breakfast an Union Village Church. 1130 spiritual leader of the Summit Jew- Second Temple Period. utive Wednesdays, March 22. 29. Jersey and is part of an ongoing se- Easter Egg hunt and* to have a Po- Mountain Ave.. is at the corner of and April 5. ries offered by Interfaith Connec- laroid photo taken with the Easter Mountain Avenue, Berkeley Heights Learn about Judaism. The class- tions at Temple Sinai. Bunny. Breakfast seatings will be at and Hillcrest Road, Warren. To re- Church's family series on hope 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. serve, and for information, call 908- continues through March St. Teresa of Avila hosts Radix Admission is $6 per person if 626-1345. SUMMIT — St. Teresa of Avila brace their Catholic faith. The group SUMMIT — Family Times, a Also enclosed in the pack are four Church, 306 Morris Ave., will host uses drama, music, comedy and histo- fast-paced, half-hour program for bedtime stories, four table-time dis- Radix, a Catholic ministry that chal- ry as part of their productions. elementary-aged children and their cussion starters and cards for par- lenges and encourages families to em- At 7 p.m. on Wednesday, March parents, continues each Sunday ents to write hope-filled messages 22, Doug Barry of Radix will perform ROOFING through March at 11 a.m. in the au- to their children. St. Patrick Church "Passion of Christ," a one-man drama ditorium at Central Presbyterian Central Church family ministries hosts Lenten series portraying the life and death of Christ. Cape Cod $2,500 Church, 70 Maple St. director Claire Colcord said of Music will be by Eric Genius, com- Each week the virtue of hope is Family Times, "This is a great CHATHAM — Catholic Encoun- poser, singer and songwriter. His ters of St. Patrick Parish will host its lyrics are based on scripture. Bi-Level $2,700 presented through lively skits and chance for parents and growing l action songs. Families are invited kids to learn together about a virtue annual Lenten series. "Building a The "Passion of Christ," is pre- to attend together and will receive a that's absolutely essential for a Bridge for Faith." 7:30 to 8:45 p.m. sented free to the public and open to Split Level $2,900 take-home a media tool kit that of- good and faithful life. This fun- Thursdays, March 16,23 and 30 at St. all ages. Call St. Teresa, at 908-277- fers a CD with music, an audio dra- filled time is open to all families in Patrick Church, 41 Oliver St., in the 3700. ma and a tutorial to help parents the community, whether or not they Parish Center. CARLSON BROS. 908-272-1266 talk to their children about hope. are CPC members." The program will focus on think- ing through the faith connections in *Quiz Thing* is Donations for the Virtue Packs our lives, family, work and politics. are appreciated. All are welcome. live trivia event For information, call the church For information, call the parish at at 908-273-0441. 973-635-0625 SUMMIT — The Big Quiz Thing, a live trivia event that per- forms at the Slipper Room in New Great Spring Skiing All Ski Areas! York City, will come to the Summit HUGE SELECTIONS Jewish Community Center, 67 ma ma mmm mw.Bg wmmmmmr osa ns» ran JACKETS Kent Place Boulevard, on the Weekday Weekend evening of Saturday, March 25. PANTS Hidden Valley S22°° $3200 Participants will try their luck at ITZVAH GLOVES 1/2 Shawnee S2B°° S3600 smart questions on any and all top- FOR ANY CHILD ANYWHERE LESSONS AT HOME. ALL ARRANGEMENTS $ S ics. MADE FOR CEREMONY. NO AFFILIATION REQUIRED. SERVING 50 SHELLS Camelback ...... 32°° 45°° Teams of four will be formed at STATES. CALL 732-617-9112, 732-291-0354 OR 908-507-1228. SELECT SKIS Mountain Creek .... .$2Sm $3600 the door and answer sheets provid- IF A NUMBER IS OUT CALL ANOTHER. \ SELECT SOOTS Hunter Mountain ... $34°°. S45°° ed. At the end of each round, SHOP AT HOME FOR HEBREW INVITATfONS, YARftfULKAS, JtiDIACA & IALESIM. * OFF scores will be tallied. Music will Private AtiM For The Bride & Groom. Officiants for Weddings, Baby Namlngs and Unveilings. Thousands in Stock (Buy your Discount Lift Tickets accompany the event and refresh- (does not apply towards prior purchases) at Pelican and SAVESSS) ments will be served. T The show includes five rounds and prizes to the top two teams. LIlEi Si COi&iETE 1-800-283-4258 Stone Grinding Topics for questions can include I Bottom File Snow Boards quotes from astronauts, the rela- Hot Wax Hot Waxing Tune-up tionship between television and Edge Beveling Shapen Shakespeare, symptoms of dis- Overnight Service 29 19 24 Hour Service eases, a description of Ben & Jer- ry's ice cream flavors. Tickets are $15 advance for SfflM adults; $10 for teens, or S20 at the SPAS door. To join in the evening's events, 8 to 10 p.m.. call 908-273- siisripisis.ceii 8130. nv tiEis, niSTEi, eeras, mi www.pelicanski.com • 973-267-0964 R4GE 8 - The Summit Herald and Berkeley HeigMs-Nesv Providence Dispatch, Saturday, March J1.2006

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March 11. 2006 Ser¥ices were held Obituaries Joyce Sandra Anglim? 64 Joyce Sandra Anglin, 64, of Plain- America in Plainfieid, and a resident field died on Wednesday, March 1, reader at Jefferson School. _. _ for Mildred Curlee 2006. in Muhlenberg Regional Med- At Mount Olive Baptist Church*, Carmela Clancy^ 75, ical Center in Piainfield. A memorial she taught in Sunday School and the Mildred M. Curlee, 87, of New dence. She served as a longtime vol- service was held on March 7 at Mount children's message and scholarship Providence died at home on Sunday. unteer for Our Lady of Peace small Olive Baptist Church in Piainfield. ministries. March 5, 2006. A funeral sendee Christian community and the Rosarv resident of Summit Arrangements were by the Judkins She was awarded a Christian Edu- was held March 8 from the Paul Ip- Society at Our Ladv of Peace Colonial Home in Piainfield. cation diploma by the Sundav School polito Berkeley Memorial, followed Church. Carmela Clancy, a long-time res- Born in Summit. Mrs. Anglin Publishing Board" NBC USA', Inc., in by a mass offered at Our Lady of Mrs. Curlee was a member of the ident of Summit and a former em- resided in Piainfield since 1974. • 1998. Peace Church in New Providence, Basking Ridge Country Club, where ployee of the Independent Press, She graduated from the Stafford Mrs. Anglin was a consulting! in- with interment in St. Teresa Ceme- she played in various women's golf died on Sunday. March 5 at Over- Hall School of Business in 1966. structor for the Liberty. Community tery in Summit. leagues, organized club luncheons look Hospital. She was 75. A Mass Mrs. Anglin worked for the Coz- Development Corp. Technology Cen- Born in Manhattan. N.Y.. she and had two career holes-in-one. of the Resurrection was held on zoii Machine Co. in Piainfield until ter in Piainfield, a notary public arM a resided in Flushing Queens. N.Y.. She was the wife of the late Con- March 9 at the Shrine of St. Joseph 2000. member of the Piainfield Senior Citi- prior to settling in New Providence rad: the mother of Carol Petty of in Stirling, with interment at Holy A volunteer caresiver at Hale zens. in 1959. Murray Hill. Elaine Long of FJem- Cross Cemetery in North Arlington. House in Elizabeth, she was a hotline She is survived by a daughter, §0- Mrs. Curlee worked as an admin- ington and Jean Cachat of France: Arrangements were by Madison operator for AIDS in Piainfield, a tu- nia: sisters Barbara Vivian BelL: istrative assistant to the president of the sister of the iate Charles Mayer: Memorial Funeral Home in Madi- tor at the Piainfield Adult Learning Edythe Mae Cooper and Rebecca Grace Lines Passenger Ships in New the grandmother of Christopher. son. Center and for Literacy Volunteers of Ann Daniel; and two grandchildren. York City for seven years. She was a Bryan. Meghan. Michael, Ms. Clancy was born in Jersey sales associate for B. Altaian De- Christophe and Ellika: and the great- City, the daughter of uneducated Frank N. Severino, 46 partment Store in Short Hills for 23 grandmother of Kevin, Kara and Italian immigrants who had the vi- Carmela Clancy years. Morgan. sion to send their daughters to col- dinary courage and grace. She died Frank N. Severino of Phillips- Phillipsburg two years ago. ""; An active member in the New Donations in memory of Mrs. lege in the early 1950s. She earned of complications related to lung burg, formerly of Berkeley Heights He worked as a pyrotechnician Curlee may be made to Atlantic Providence Women's Club for 10 two degrees in education, a B.S. surgery. and New Providence, died on Fri- for the Garden State Fireworks &.• years, she was also a member of the Hospice. 33 Bleeker St.. Millburn from St. Elizabeth's College and an Ms. Clancy is survived by her day. March, 3, 2006. at home. A fu- in Millington for30 years. '^ll Senior Citizens Club in New Provi- 07041. M.S. from Kean University. She four sons and their families, William neral service was held on March 6 taught school for many years in and Donna Clancy of Warren and from the Paul Ippolito Berkeley Mr. Severino was the husbandjpf Bernardsville before moving to their children. Christine of Middle- Memorial, followed by a mass of- Wendy (nee Tobine); the son of .the Summit in 1967. sex. N.Y., and Joseph and Sean, also fered at the Church of the Little late William Severino and Phyiis. James Venlcious Grisby? 71, She worked in accounting and of Warren: Frank Clancy and Flower in Berkeley Heights and en- Santore; father of Amy Jandrasic; sales at the Independent Press Bethann Barron of Minneapolis. tombment in St. Teresa's Mau- Frank W. and Maria O'Donnell; 'the campus police officer throughout most of the 1970s before Minn., and their children, Molly soleum in Summit. brother of Rosemarie- Severino,. accepting a position as director of Rose Hensley-Clancy. Caleb Barron Born in Summit. Mr. Severino JoAnne Ingato, Mary Celebre and advertising for the Madison Eagle and Fiorrie Rose Barron: Michael resided in Berkeley Heights for 41 Michelle Wilkens; and grandfather James Venicious Grisby, 71, of daughters, Sharon Womack and Va- Newspapers in 1979. Ms. Clancy Clancy and Stephanie Hagopian of years then in New Providence for of Armand, Bruce, Dimitri and Scotch Plains died on Wednesday. lerie Grisby, both of Scotch Plains: was responsible for all retail and Cumberland, R.I., and their son. Ian three years prior to moving to Brooke. f-eb. 22, 2006. in Scotch Plains. A a brother. Lafayette Grisby of classified sales for the four-member Michael Hagopian-Clancy. and service was held on March 1 at New Washington, D.C.; his grandchil- newspaper chain and special editori- Matthew and Carol Ann Clancy of Hope Baptist Church in Metuchen. dren. Sandra Womack. Herbert William Mahler, WWII Navy vet al/advertising supplements, many of Park Ridge and their children, Justin Womack Jr., and Glen V. Womack, Born in Summit, Mr. Grisby was which received awards from the and Madeleine Rose. She is also sur- William A. Mahler of New Provi- during World War II. ; all of Scotch Plains; his great- a resident of Scotch Plains for 35 New Jersey Press Association. She vived by her sister and brother-in- dence died on Thursday, Feb. 23. Mr. Mahler worked for General grandchildren. Saiyanna Parker years. remained at the Eagle until her re- law. Louise and William Easton; and 2006, at Overlook Hospital in Sum- Electric and Westinghouse. Womack. Kyaiani Campbell Wom- He was a U.S. Army paratrooper tirement in 2001. two nephews. Philip of Madison; mit. A funeral service was held on He was then employed as an in- in the Korean War. ack and Kiara amd Michelle Wom- A lover of opera and theater. Ms. and Peter and his wife. Lisa, of Rye. Feb. 27 from the Bradley-Brough Fu- dustrial engineer with TTT's Defense A campus police officer at Kean ack; and his mother-in-law, Mary Clancy was at her happiest when N.Y. neral Home in Summit, followed by a Communications Division in Clifton University for 25 years and a cor- Ivey of Roanoak Rapids. N.C. surrounded by friends and family, mass offered at Our Lady of Peace for 21 years, retiring in 1990. rection officer at Rahway State Friends may remember her with a particularly her grandchildren. In Church in New Providence and inter- He was an active participant- in Prison for several years, he was a Donations in memory of Mr. donation to the PAL Program at Cur- her home, it was widely known that ment in Gate of Heaven Cemetery. events at the Summit YMCA. member of the PBA of New Jersey. Grisby may be made to New Hope rv Colleae in Milton. 1071 Bluehill there was always food and "always" Ave., Milton MA 02186: Attention: Born in the Bronx, Mr. Mahler Mr. Mahler is survived by his wife Mr. Grisby was predeceased by for Recovery, P.O. Box 463. Scotch of 44 years, Rita Mahler; a son, John room for one more person. Though Alyssa Samuels: or to The Shrine of resided in Cranford prior to moving his brother, Jehonias: and a sister, Plains 07076, or to Atlantic Hos- to New Providence 41 years ago. Mahler of New York City: a daugh- small in stature, she fought and en- SE. Joseph. Trinity Mission House. Dorothy. He is survived by his wife, pice. 33 Bleeker St.. Millburn He received a degree in industrial ter. Elizabeth Mahler of New Provi- dured two debilitating bouts of 1050 Lona Hill Road. Stirling NJ Doris Grisby of Scotch Plains: his 07041. management from Fordham Univer- dence; a sister, Barbara Penko; and a melanoma in the 1980s with extraor- 07980. sity in 1952 after serving in the Navy brother, Thomas Mahler.

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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS By Order of the Berkeley PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that at a regular meeting held on permission to aiter sn existing 2S.1. STOR83 WATER MAN- Freeholders to review munici- waters or surface waters of the sey or subject to its jurisdiction. veceat 1. Notice is hereby given tnst Heights Schcool District. Union New Cingular Wireless PCS. Monday. March 6. 2006, and nen-conforming shed. AP- AGEMENT - "5SSRVSD. of pal storm water management State, or to a domestic treat- «f. "Wetlands" or "wetland- 3. Minimize the decrease in sealed bids will be received by County, Nev; Jersey LLC. {"Applicant") has filed an said ordinance will be submit- PROVED the Cods, shall be amended to plans and implementing crrj!- ment works. "Pollutant' in- means sn area that is inundat- the "time ot concentration' the Berkeley Heights Board cf H-D: March 11.2006 application seeking a condi- ted for consideration and final Interested parties may review read es fdbws: nancejs). The county review cludes both hazardous snd ed or saturated by surface wa- from pre-coistr'ja.ci fc p-st Education, Union"Caunt>/, New 174 x.25 = S 45.50 tions! use acprevs! from the passage at a regular meeting the appropriate files between 2S.1 STORM WATER MAN- agency may either be: nonhazanfcus pollutants. ter or ground water at a fre- constrjciion. Jersey; for A/C UPGRADES AT City of Summit Planning Esard. to be held on Monday. March the hours of 8:30 A.M. - 4:00 AGEMENT -RESEHVED i. A county planning agency; fch- ToUutar means the quency and duration sufficient e. Minimise lar,d cieasvg and COLUMBIA MIDDLE SCHOOL NOTICE OF seekinq permission to piacs 20. £006, at 8:00 p.ni.. in the P.M., Monday throuah Friday, 2S.I-1 - Scape and Purpose or man-mads sr ms/MfKiucsd al- to support, and that under nor- disturbance and overall site 2,Sealed bids wnli be received SHERIFF'S SALE twelve"(12) antennas on an ex- Municipal Center, 350 Bkwood at the Office if the 3iard Sec- A. Policy Statement j. A county water resource as- teration of ths chemical, physi- mal circumstances does sup- grsding; for the following contacts: SHERIFFS NUMBER: isting buiiding rooftop and to Avenua, New Providence New retary (EnginEerinq Dec-!.} -Mu- Rood control, groundwater sociation ' created under cal, bmiogicai and radiological port, a prevalence of vegeta- f. Minimize soil ccrnpacBor a. Overall Single Prime (si! cf CH7SB755 also place related equipment Jersey, ai which time and place nicipal Center, S60 Elksood recharge, and pollutant reduc- N.J.S.A 5S;16A-55.5, if the or- integrity of water to Ihe extent tion typically adapted for life in g. Proylda low-maintenance the work) CHANCERY DIVISION Inside the existino building. any person who may be inter- Avenue, New Providence. Uj. tion through ranstructural or dinance cr resolution dele- that the pollutant concentration saturated soil conditions, com- landscaping Sn3t encourages UNION COUNTY ested therein will be given an Office Telephone is 908-665- tov/ impact techniques shall be gates authority to approve, or level violates either the monly known ss hydraphytic retention and planting of natoe 3. Bids for the above Con- The property v.tricrfis the sub- Ground Water Quality Stan- tracts will be received by the DOCKET NO. F644705 ject of this application is locat- opportunity to be heard con- 1124. explored before relying on conditionally approve, or disap- vegetation. vegetation and minimizes jie cerning said ordinance. Ouring NANCY M.PASQUALE prove municipal storm ivaler dards {MJAC. 7:9-6) cr the 26.1-3 - General Standards use of iaivns, fertilizers and. Owner in the Administration MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC ed at 99 Seauvoir Avenue. strotSurat Best Management Surfase Water Quality Sten- Building, Board of Education REGISTRATION Summit New Jersev which is lbs week prior to and including Secretary Practices {BMPa}. Structural management plans and imple- A, Design and Psrfor- pesticides; dards (NJAC. 7:93) of New mance Standards for Storm Offices, at Columbia School. SYSTEMS, INC. located in the PI iPrefessfcnsl the dats of such meeting, Board of Adjustment BMPs should be integrated mentina ordinances. Jersey. h. Provide veaetai&i open 34S Plainfteld Avenue. Berks- VS. Institutions.') Zcning District copies of said ordinance wilt be Date: 03/077/03 svSft ncnsirucfciral siarra sratsr k. "Department" means the Water Management Mea- channel conveyance Systems ley Heichts, until 11:00 a.m.: LUIGI PERRI; ET ALS and is designated on tha Tax made available at the Clerk's H-D: 03/11/06 management strategies and New Jersey Department of En- ii. "Recharge" means the sures dischargino irf.b anS throjgh Local time, on THURSDAY, WRITE OF EXECUTION Maps as Block 3307. Lot 1 Office in said Municipal Center, 65 X. 25 = 516.25 proper msintenanca plans. vironmental Protection. amount of water from precipita- 1. Storm water management slafcte vegetated areas: MARCH 23, 2006, anrj will bs DATE: DECEMBER 02, 2005 ("Property"). Applicant is seek- to the members of the General Ncnstrtctursl strategies in- I. "Designated Center" means tion lhat infiltrates into tha measures for major develop- i. Provide other source con- publicly opened snd read aloud SALE DATE: WEDNESDAY, ing ihe following variances: public who shall requesf same. BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT clude bcth environmentally a State Development and Re- ground and is net svapotran- ment shall be designed and de- Srols to prevent or sninaaas ihe immediately [hereafter. THE 29TH DAY OF MARCH Conditional Use Approval WENDI B. BARRY TOWNSHIP OF sensitive site design and development Plan Center as veloped to meet the erosion use cr exposure of pcBulants at 4. Bidding Documents may A.D. 2006 The Applicant snail also seek Borough Clerk BERKELEY HEIGHTS source controls that prevent designated by the State Plan- jj. ^Review Agency (Munici- control, groundwater recharge, the site, in ordsr to pT&ter* cr b= examined, during normal of- "JUDGMENT AMOUNT" to continue all pre-existing non- March 7,2006 29 PARK AVENUE rts'lusnts from being placed on ning Commission sues as ur- palj'means Ihe municipal body storm water runoff quantity, minimize Ifie release oi those- fice hours, at the office cf Ar- THREE-HUNDRED TWEN- conforrnina conditions. H-D: March 11,2006 BERKELEY HEIGHTS, fiJ the site rjr tram being exposed ban, regional, ioivn, village, or or official that is responsible for and storm water runoff quality pollutants into storm water chitects. USA Architects, P.A., TY FOUR THOUSAND EIGHT- TAKE "FURTHER NOTICE 118 x.25 =3 29.50 Take notice that the Follraing to storm water. Source control hamlet. the review cf a major develop- standards in SeGtion 26.1-4. As runoff. Such source controls in- 20 North Doughty Avenue, HUNDRED BGHTYONE & lhat the Applicant also seeks applications haya been sched- plans should be developed m. "Design Engineer" mesns ment project for compliance detailed in Section 26.1-4, to clude, but are rvtst limited to Somerville, New Jersey. Bid- 60/100 (S324.881.60) such approvals, waivers end BOROUGH OF uled to be heard at the f.teroh based upon physical site con- a person professionally quali- with Bis storm water manage- the maximum extent practica- (1) Site desion features that 23. 2006 Regular Meeting oi ditions and the origin, nature, fied and duly licensed fn New ment requirements. ble, these standards shall ba help to prevent accumulation of ders may purchase bidding variances from ihe require- NEW PROVIDENCE 3 documents for the non-refund- MILSTEAD & ASSOCIATES, ments of ihe Zcning Ordinance ORDINANCE 2006-06 the Board of Adjustment, 7:30 and the anticipated quantity or Jersey to perform Engineering Kk. "Sediment means solid met by incorporating nonstruc- trash and debris in drainage able iea of S150.00 tor each LLC as may be deemed necessary "AN ORDINANCE OF THE PM, Public Meeting Room. 29 amount of potential pollutants. services that may include, but material, mineral or organic, tural storm water msnaqsmenf systems, including features set. Checks shall be made Attorneys st Law or required by the City of Sum- BOROUGH OF NEW PROVI- Park Avenue, " Berkeley Multiple storm water manage- not necessarily be limited lo, that is Li suspension, is being strateoJes into the design. If thai satisfy Section 26.1-4.E 3 payable to USA AHchiteols, Suite 301 mit Planning Beard at the hear- DENCE, COUNTY OF UNION, Heights, NJ: ment EMPs may be necessary development of project require- transported, or has been these strategies alone are not befcvv; PA Only cashiers or certi- 220 Lake Drive East inrj in this metier. STATE OF NEW JERSEY #8-06: Mary Ann Deoiiverra, to achieve the established per- ments, creation and develop- moved from its site of origin by sufficient to meet these san- (2) Site design katures thai fied checks will be accepted. Cherry Hill. MJ 06003 " TAKE FURTHER NOTICE AMENDING THE RECY- 136 ;Gienside Road. -Murray formance standards for water ment of project design and air, water or gravity as a prod- dards, structural storm watgr help to prevent discharge of Bidders may obtain copies of RALPH FOREHLICH that the City or Summit Plan- CLING ORDINANCE" FBI, Block 48(3, Lot 1. (Re- quality, quantity, and ground- preparation of drawings and uct of erosion. management measurss neces- trash and debris from drasiage the Bid Documents from the Ar- Sheriff ning Board" will meet at 8:00 BE ITOHDAINED by the Bor- questing to build a garage and water recharged specifications. li. "Sile" means Ihe tot or tofs sary to meet Ihsse slandards systems; chitect after 2:00 pm. on Full description is fiied at the p.m. prevailing time Monday oush of New Providence that an addition over Ihe garage re- B. Purpose n. "Development* means the upon which a major develop- shall be incorporated into the (3) Sits design features that MAP.CH 6. 2006. Union Ccuniy Sheriff's Office March 27,2005, in the City Hal! Chapter 213 of ihe Code of the quiring a new variance for front I! is She purpose oi this ordi- division of a parcel of land into ment is to occur or has oc- design along with the practica- help to prevent and/or contain ble nonstructural strategies. 5.Bids must be submitted on Dates: 3'4'CB, a'11'06. Council Chambers, 512 Borough of New Providence is set back to Burlington Road at nance to establish minimum two or more paresis, the con- curred. spills or other harmful accumu- the proposal forms in the man- 3;13/05 snd 3/25/06 Springfield Avenue, Summit, hereby amended as follows: 43.7' and requesting to contin- storm v;a!er management re- struction, reconstruction, con- mm. "Soil" means ali uncon- 2. The standards in this ordi- lations of pollutants ai hdustn ner designated, enclosed in a THREE-HUNDRED FORTY NEW Jersey, at which time op- 1. Section £13-1 of Chapter ue pre-existing, non-conform- quirements and controls for version, structural alteration, solidated mineral and organic nance appty to both new major al or commercial develop sealed envelope bearing the FIVE THOUSAND ONE-HUN- portunity win be given to all 213 is hereby amended to add ing front set back to Livingstori 'major development," as de- relocation or enlargement of material of any origin. development and redevelop- ments; and name and address of Bidder DRED NINTY & 00/100 those in interest to be heard a new Subsection B and to Avenue at 46.24' in R-20 £one) fined in Section 26.1-2 and to any building or structure, any nn. "Solid and Floatable Ma- ment are intended to minimize (4) When establishing sage and proposal identification TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT and at which tiras the Board renumber Subsection 3, Defin- #9-06: Jason & Susannah reduce tne amount of nonpoint mining excavation or landfill, terials" means -sediment, de- the impact of storm water tation after lap.d disturharcs number on the outside, and 3345,190.00 may approve, modify or deny itions, as subsection C, ss fol- Schwarz. 12 Fickier Place, source pollution entering sur- and any use or chsnge in the bris, trash and other floating, runoff on water quality and wa- applying fertilizer in accor- must be accompanied by cerfi- Property Address: 50 Morris the'application. Any "interested lows: Block 903, Lot 31. (Requesting face and ground maters. Un- usa of any buiiding or other suspended or setfteable sofids. fer quantity in receiving vister dance wiiii tfte requirements ficed check, cashier's check or Avenue. Sumr.it, MJ 07301 party may appear at the afore- 213-1. Residential separa- to build an addition and expand mffigated s!orm wafers from ar- structure, or land or extension 00. "Sourcs Material" means bodies and maintain ground- established under the Soil Ero- Bid Bond drawn to the Order of Block: 3315, Lot: 10 said hearing, either in person, tion program established; a detached garage re-auirrrsg eas alter by development may of use oi land, by any person, any materiaifs) or machinery, water recharge. The standards sion and Sediment Centre! Act. (he "Berkeley Heights Board or by their attorney, snd be giv- definitions. variances for front set back ai BOSS public health and safety for which permission is re- located a! an industrial facility do not apply to new major de- NJ.SA 424-39 et seq., and City of Summit. County of en the opportunity to be heard 47.14', combined side yards at quired under the Municipal of Education," for not less Union threats. This ordinartce estab- that is directly or indirectly re- velopment to the extent that al- implementing rules. Prior to e with respect to the aforesaid B. Each residence shall sep- 28.44', "other" covsraae at Land Use Law, N.J.S.A. Ihnnt ten percent (10 b)of the Nearest intersection being lishes the administrative mech- lated lo process, manufactur- ternative design and perfor- applying fertilizer, the Applicart application. arate recyclable materials as 16.19%, [reduced from 19.27%) 40:550-1 st seq. In the case of mance standards ars applica- amount of the bid, but in no the souih'.vsstsrly sideline of set forth in subsection A above. anisms necessary for Ihe City ing, or other industrial activi- must perform soil tests onsi'e and Iota! coverage at 26.9Ki; of Summit to ensure proper development of agricultural ble under a regional storm wa- in order to determine the type" case in excess of twenty thou- Orchard Street with the same TAKE FURTHER NOTICE For multi-family housing, sepa- ties, that could be a source oi sand dollars (520,003); and also requesting to continue storm water management. lands, development means: pollutants in any industrial ter management plan or Watsr of fertilization necessary. sideline of '.'orris Avenue. that the application for devel- ration of recyclable materials pre-existing, non-conionning any activity that requires a must be delivered to the Busi- This ordinance is written to storm water discharge to Quality Management Plan 3. Site design features identi- The Sheriff hereby reserves opment and at! supporting may be by each residential lot width at 90.02' and a partian State permit: any activity re- adopted in accordance with ness Administrator at the unit, or by each building or sec- work in conjunction with cur- ground or surface water. fied under" Section 26.1- the riant to adjourn this sale maps, site plans and docu- of the driveway st ~£T off prop- rent slate and federal regula- viewed by the County Agricul- Department rules. above place, by the hour without further notice through ments are on file in the office of tion thereof. Source materials include, but 4.E.2.i.(2) above shaB comply named. The Board and the erty line in R-15 Zone) toS! tions. Tnis ordinance guides tural Board (CABS and ths are not limited to, raw materi- publication. the Department oi Community 2. Section 213-11, Subsec- coverage at 27A2% and con- Slate Agricultural Development 25.1-4 - Storm Water Man- with the following standard to Board's Architect or Engineer development in a manner that als, intermediate products, final control passage of safid and H-O: March 11, 2006 Services, 512 Springfieid Av- tion 213-11.B.. of Chapter 213 iinuing pre-existing variance is proactive and minimizes Committee (SADC), and mu- agement Requirements for assumes no responsibly for 55 x .25 = S 13.75 enue, and may be inspected products, water materials, by- Major Development floatable materials through bids mismailed or misdirected. is hereby emended to read as conditions for front set harmful impacts to natural re- nicipal review of any activity products, industrial machinery any workday between the follows: Any person wishing to in$pect not exempted by the RiQht to A. Maintenance Plan storm drain inlets. For exerp sources. Specifically, this ordi- and fuels, and lubricants, sol- Sons to ires standard see Sec- 6. Each bidder shall submit REQUEST hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 213-11. Violations and the above files may do so in nance shall: Farm Act , N.J.S.A 4:16-1 e> The development shall incor- p.m.. vents, and detergents that are tion 26.1-4-E.3.C belowJ with its bid, a Certificate cf FOR PROPOSALS Penalties. the Board Office between 8:30 ssq. related to process, manufactur- porate a maintenance plan for Consent of Surelv as ore Notice is hereby aiven that This notice is given pursuant B. Any person, firm or corpo- AM and 3:30 PM. 1. Reduca artificially induced ing, or cihsr industrial activities the storm water management a. Design Engineers shal! N.J.S.A. 16A.-1SA-25 from a the Township of "Berkeley to N.J.S.A. 40:550-1 et seq. ration ivho violates or neglects flood damage So public health, o. "Disturbance" means any that are exposed to storm wa- measures incorporated into the use either of the following Surety company stating that it Heiahts will receive proposals New Circular to comply with any provision of SARAH MUELLER life, and property; activity including the clearing, ter. design of a major development grates whenever thav use a will provide the bidders andali on March 27, 2008, at 10:00 Wireless PCS.lLC this chapter or regulation pro- Secretary 2. Minimise increased storm excavating, storing, grading, in accordance with Section grate in pavement or* another subcontractors, il successful, a.m. in the Township Commit- Pitney Harain LLP mulgated pursuant thereto Board oi Adjustment water runoff rates and vol- filling or transportation of soil or pp. "State Development and 26.1-10. ground surface lo collect storm :v'nn s performance/payment tee Public Meeting Room, 29 Judith A. Babinski, Esq. shall, upon conviction thereof, H-D: March 11, 2006 umes; any other activity that causes Redevelopment Plan Metropol- B. Threatened and Endan- wafer from that surface into a bond in the full amount of \h& ParkAvenue. Berkeley Heights P.O. Box 1945 be punishable by a fine not to 52 X.25 = 513.00 3. Minimize the deterioration soil to be exposed to the dan- itan Planning Area (PA1]° gered Species storm drain or surface water cent/act. New Jersey, for the: Morristoivn, NJ 07962-1945 exceed five hundred dollars of existing structures that ger of erosion. means an area delineated on Storm water management body under 'hat grate: TOWNSHIP OF 1 7. No bidder may withdraw PROViSION OF (973) 936-8253 (SSOO-OO). In the case of multi- BERKELEY HEIGHTS wouM rest/if from increased p. "Drainage Area" means a the State Piai Polfcy Map snd measures shall be implement- (1) The New Jersey Depart his bid within 60 days after the COMPUTEH SERVICES Attorneys for the Applicant family housing where separa- UNION COUNTY, NJ rates of storm water runoff; geographic area within which adopted by the Stele Planning ed in order to avoid adverse ment of Transportation (NJ- actual date of the opening JANUARY 1, 2006 THROUGH H-D: March 11. 2006 tion of recyciables is by resi- PUBLIC NOTICE 4. induce ivater recharge into storm water, sediments, or dis- Commission that is intended to impacts of concentrated flow DOTj bicycle safe grate, which thsresV 18A:18A-36a. The DECEMBER 31, 2006 82 x. 25 = S 20.50 dential unit, each unit shall PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the ground wherever suitable solved materials drain to a par- be the focus for much of Ihe on habitatfs] for threatened is described in Chapter 2.4 of- Ov.'nsr reserves tha right to ex- Frcposals ars being solicited constitute a separate offense, the Township Committee of the infiltration, soil permeability, ticular receiving water body or state's future redevelopment and endangered species as the NJDOT Bicycle Compatible provided that if separation of and revitalizaticn efforts. documented in the Depart- ~ Roadways and Bikeivays Plan tend this date as negotiated through a fair and open BOROUGH OF Township oi Berkeley Heights and favorable geological condi- to a particular poinl along a re- 1 wiih the potential low bidder. process in accordance with NEW PROVIDENCE recyciables is by building or has changed the following tions exist: ceiving water body. qq. "State Plan Policy Map" is ment Landscape Project cr ning and Design Guidelines 8. The Owner reserves the N.J.S.A. 19:44A-20.4. ORDINANCE 20O6-O5 section thereof, then the maxi- meeting that was contained on 5. Prevent an increase in q. "Environmentally Critical defined as Ihe geographic ap- Natural Heritage Database es- (April 1396): cr right to reject any or all bids or Requests for Proposals may "AN ORDINANCE OF THE mum penalty shall be five hun- a list of meetings set forth by nenpoint source pollution; Areas" means an area or fea- plication of the Stats Develop- tablished under N.J.S.A. (2) A different grate, if each to ?v'3iv2 informality in the bid- be obtained at the Township BOROUGH OF NEW PROVI- dred (S500.00) times the num- resolution dated January 1. 6. Maintain the integrity and ture which is of significant envi- ment and Redevelopment 13:16-15.147 through 15.150. individual clear space in that ding if it is in (he best interest cf Clark's Office, £9 Park Avenue, DENCE. COUNTY OF UNION, ber of housing units for which 2006: stability of stream channels ronmental value, including but Plan's goafs snd statewide C. Exemptions grate has an area cf no more the Owner to do so and to Berkeley Heights, New Jersey, STATE OF NEW JERSEY. IN- the recyclabies are being col- PUBLIC MEETING and buSars for their ecological not limited to; stream corridors; policies, and the official map of The following linear develop- than seven (7.0) square inch- award contracts only to those during normal business hours CREASING THE MAXIMUM lected. SCHEDULED FOR iunctions, as well as for natural heritage priority sites; these goals and policies. ment projects are exempt from es, or is no greater than 0.5 wbosa proposal is deemed by between 8:30a.ra. to 4:00p.ra. PENALTY FOR VIOLATION 3. This Ordinance shall lake TUESDAY, MARCH 21. 2006 drainage, the convsyanse of habitat of endangered or rr. "Storm Water" means wa- the groundvvater recharge, inches across fee smallest di- the Owner to be most advanta- beainning Met .day, March 13, OF A MUNICIPAL ORDI- effect as provided by law. 9 8:00 P.M. flocdwater, and other purpos- threatened species; large ar- ter resulting from precipitation storm water runoff quantity, mension. ceousto the interest of the 2006. Questions should be di- NANCE- introduced: March 6, 2006 TO es: eas of contiguous open space (including rain end snow) that and storm water runofl quality Examples of orates subject to public. rected towards A-gie Devan- BE IT ORDAINED by the NOTICE OF MONDAY, MARCH 20,2006 7. Control and minimize soil or upland forest; steep slopes: runs off the land's surface, is requirements of Section 26.1- this standard include grates in 9. Attention of 3idders is par- Borough Council of the Bor- and well head protection and transmitted to the subsurface, 4.F and Section 26.1-4.G: grate inlets, the grate port on ney, Township Administrator, at ough "cf New Providence, INTRODUCTION @ 7:00 P.M. erosion and the transport of ticularly called to the require- (90S) 464-2700 x 2128. Ordinance 2006-06 BERKELEY HEIGHTS MU- sediment: groundwater recharge areas. or is captured by separate 1. The construction of an un- (non-curb-opsning portion) cf County oi Union, State of New storm sewers or other sewage combination inlets, grates on ments of employment bs ob- Fropcsais must be made in Jersey, that Section 1-15.A, Vi- I, Wendi B. Barry, Borough NICIPAL BUILDING 8. Minimize public safety haz- Habitats of endangered or derground utility line provided served and minimum wage the form required by the speci- olations snd Penalties, of Arti- Clerk of the Borough of New 29 PARK AVENUE ards at any storm water deten- threatened species are identi- or drainage facilities, or con- that the disturbed areas are storm sewer manhoias, dihh rates to be paid under the Con- fications and one (1) original cle II, Chapter 1, General Pro- Providence, do hereby certify BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ tion facility constructed pur- fied using the Department's veyed by snow removal equip- revegetated upon completion; grates, trench grates, and tract pursuant to N.J.8.A and six (5) copies must be de- visions, oi the Code o! the 3or- that the foregoing ordinance Executive Session may be suant to subdivision or site plan Landscape Project as ap- ment. 2. The construction of an grates cf spacer bars in slotted 34:11-58.25 ei seq.. livered to reach the Township ough of New Providence, is was inircducsd on first reading held. approval; proved by the Department's ss. "Storm Water runoff' aboveground utility line provid- drains. Examoies of ground 10. In accordance with the Clerk's Office. Attention: Patri- hereby amended in its entirety at a regular meeting held on PATRICIA A. RAPACH 9. Maintain adequate base Endangered and Nongame means water flow on or across ed that the existing conditions surfaces include surfaces of provisions of N.J.S.A. 10:5-33. cia Rapach. Township Clark, to read follows: Monday, March 6, 200S, and Township Clerk flov: and natural Row regimes Species Program. the surface of the ground in ars maintained to the maxi- roads (including bridges), dn ail Bidders are placed on notice prior lo the stated time for the said ordinance will be submit- H-D: March 11.2006 in a!i streams and other surface r. "Empowerment Neighbor- drainage facilities or in storm mum extent practicable; and veways, parking areas, bike? that they are required to com- receipt of proposals. 1. Section 1-15 Violations ted for consideration and final 29 X .25 = S 7.25 water bodies to protect tne hood" means a neighborhood sewers, resulting from precipi- 3. The construction of a pub- ways, plazas, sidewalks, ply with the requirements of All information requested in and Penalties. passage at a regular meeting aquatic ecosystem: designated by the Urban Coor- tation. lic pedestrian access, such as lawns, fields, open channels, P.L. 1975, Chapter 127 (NJAC the Request for Proposals A. Except as hereinafter pro- to be held on Monday, March FINAL PASSAGE 10. Protect all surface water dinating Council "in consulta- tt. "Siorm Water Management a sidewalk or trail with a maa- and storm water basin floors. 17:27). must be provided or the pro- vided, whenever in this Cods 20, 2006, at 8:00 p.m., in Ihe ORDINANCE «6-2S9Q resources from degradation; tion and conjunction ivith" the Basin" means an excavatien or mum width of 14 feet provided b. Whenever Design Engi- 11. If the bid exceeds posal mav be disqualified. Pro- or in any other ordinance or Municipal Center, 360 Elkvvood AN ORDINANCE TO and New Jersey Redevelopment embankment snd related areas that tha access is constructed neers usa a curb-opening inlet, S20,000.00, ail bidders shall posals must be sealed and la- resolution of the borough, or in Avenue, New Providence New AMEND THE CODE, CHAP- 11. Protect ground ivater re- Authority pursuant to NJ.S.A designed to retain storm water of permeable material such as, the clear space in that curb pre-qualify as required by the beled "PROPOSAL TO PRO- any such rule, regulation or or- Jersey, at which lime and place TER XXXV, DEVELOPMENT sources from degradation aid 55:19-69. runoff. A storm water manage- but not limited to, wood chips, opening (or each individual State of New Jersey, Depart- VIDE COMPUTER SER- der promulgated pursuant to any person who may be inter- REGULATIONS, ARTICLE 6, diminution. s. "Erosion" means the de- ment basin may either bs nor- unpacked gravel and porous clear space, if ihe curb opening ment of the Treasury, Division VICES" and received no later such Code or other ordinance ested therein will be given an APPLICATION FEES. ES- C. Applicability tachment and movement of soil mally dry (that Is, a detention pavement. has two or more clear spacesl of Building and Construction, then 10:00 a.m. March 27, of the borough, any act is pro- opportunity to be heard con- CROW DEPOSITS, AND IN- 1. Tnis ordinance shail be ap- or rock fragments by water, basin or' infiltration basin), re- D. Waiver from Strict Com- shall have sn area of no more and each bid shall be accom- 2006. The Township Commit- hibited or made or declared to cerning said ordinance. During SPECTION FEES, passed De- piisabls to all site plans and wind, ice or gravity. tain water in a permanent poo! pliance than seven (7.0) square inch panied by an affidavit so certi- tee reserves the right to reject be unlav/fu! or an offense or a the week prior to and including cember 2,2003 (Increase Res- subdivisions for the following, t. "Escape Provisions" means (a retention basin}, or be plant- 1. Awaiver from strict compli- es, or be no areater than two fying pursuani to N.J.S.A. any and ail proposals, to waive misdemeanor, or whenever in the date cf such meeting, idential EserEw DsposSI major developments that re- the permanent installation of ed mainly with wetland veceta- ance from the groundwater (2.0! inches across the small ioA:18:27 through 18,4:18-33 any informality in the RFP such Cede or in such other bor- copies of said ordinance will be Dated: March 7, 2006 quire preliminary cr final site ladders, steps, rungs, or otter Son (most constructed storm recharge, storm water runoff es! dimension. ough ordinance, resolution, made available at the Clerk's Approved: March 7,2006 water wetlands). quantity, and storm water c. Tnis standard does not ap as amended and revised. All in- process, and to accept and rule, regulation or crder. the p'an or subdivision review: features that provide easily ac- quiries concerning prequalifica- proposals which, in their judg- Office in said Municipal Center, JORDAN GLATT a. Non-residential major de- cessible means of egress from uu. "Storm Water Manage- runoff quality requirements of ply: doing of any act is required or 5 tion should be directed to Divi- ment, are most advantageous, the failure to do anv act is de- to the members of the general Mayor velopments: and storm water management ment Measure means any Section 26.1-4.F and Section (1 Where the review agency sion of Building and Construc- price and other factors consid- clared to be unlawful or an of- pubiic who shail request same. I, David L Hughes. City Clerk b.Aspects of residential ma- basins. structural or nonstructural 26.1-4.G may be obtained for reviewing an application under tion, Taxation Suildino, 8th ered, and will best serve the in- fense or 3 misdemeanor, WENDI B. BARRY of Summit, do hereby certify jor developments that are not u. "Ground Water" means a strategy, practice, technology, the enlargement of an existing this ordinance may. in consul- Floor, West State and Willow terest cf Berkeley Heights. where no specific penally is Borough Clerk that the foregoing ordinance preempted by the Residential body of water below the sur- process, program, or other public roadway or railroad; or tation with the City Engineer^ Streets, Trenton. New Jersey Proposers are required to provided therefor, the violation March 7, 2006 was duly passed by the Com- Site Improvement Standards face of the land in a zone of method intended to control or the construction or enlarge- determines that this stendard 08625. comply with the requirements of any such prevision oi this H-D: March 11,2006 mon Council of said City at a (RSIS1 SI NJAC. 5:21. The saturation where the spaces reduce storm water runoff and ment of a public pedestrian ac- would cause inadequate hy- s. Bidders shall be prequal- of N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 etseq. and Cede or any other ordinance or 95 x .25 = S23.75 regular meeting held on Tues- provisions of both this ordi- between the soil or geological associated pollutants, or to in- cess, provided that the follow- draulic performance that could ifietf in Category C039-HVAC N.J.A.C. 17:27. resolution of the borough or of day evening, March 7,2006. nance and the HSIS are tob e materials are fully saturated duce or control the infiltration ing conditions are met; not practicably be overcome by 12. Bidding shall be in con- PATRICIA A. RAPACH any rule, regulation or order Board of Adjustment DAVID L. HUGHES applied and reviewed concur- with waier. or groundwater recharge of a. The Applicant demon- using additional or larger storm formance with the applicable Township Clerk promulgated pursuant to such Borough of New Providence, City Clerk rently for any residential devel- v. "impervious Surface" storm water or to eliminate illic- strates that there is a public drain inlets that meet these requirements of N.J.S.A. H-D: March 11, 2006 Code or other borough ordi- New Jersey 07974 Dated: March 7. 2006 opment. means a surface that has been it or illegal nonstorm water dis- need for the project that cannot standards; 1SA:18A-1 et seq concernino 65 x.25 »S 16.25 nance shall be punished by Adoption of Resolutions HD: March 11, 2006 2. This ordinance shall also covered with a layer of material charges into storm water con- be accomplished by any other (2) Where flows from the wa Puhlio_School Contacts Law." one (1) or more of the follow- Tne following Resolutions 2/ x .25 = S 6.75 be applicable to ail major de- so that it is highly resistant to veyances. means; ter quality design storm as 13. i his project is being fund- TOWNSHIP OF ing: imprisonment in the county were adopted at the Borough vslopmenls undertaken by the infiltration by water relative to yv. "Stream Buffer" means a b. The Applicant demon- specified In Section 26.1-4 ai ed in part by funds from the BERKELEY H3GHTS jail or in any place provided by of New Providence Board of FINAL PASSAGE City of Summit. natural conditions in the area. strip of land located immediate- strates Ihrouoh an alternatives are conveyed through any de- Economic Development Au- UNION COUNTY, NJ the municipality for the deten- Adjustment's Meeting on Mon- ORDINANCE #06-2691 D. Compatibility with Other w. "infiltration" is the process ly adjacent to a stream channel analysis, that through the use vice (e.g.. end of pipe netting thority/School Construction PUBLIC NOTICE tion cf any prisoners for a term day, March 6. £005, at the Mu- AN ORDINANCE TO Permit and Ordinance Re- by which water seeps into the consisting of natural, undis- of nonstructural and structural facility, manufactured treat; Corporation (EDA/SCC) pur- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that not exceeding nine?/ (90) days: nicipal Center. 360 Elkwood AMEND THE CODE. CHAP- quirements soil from precipitation to a level turbed vegetative cover, which storm water management ment device, or a catch basin suant to the terms of an Agree- the Toivnsrrp Committee of the a fine not exceeding two thou- Avenue, New Providence, NJ: TER XXXV, DEVELOPMENT Development approvals is- below the normal root soil of sea'es as a transition area be- strategies and measures, the hood) that is designed, at a' ment between the School Dis- Township of Berkeley Heights sand (S2.000) dollars; a period Ron Sordillo & Gary Greene. REGULATIONS, ARTICLE 5, sued for subdivisions and site plant species. twean uplands and riparian option selected complies with minimum, to prevent delivery of- trict and the EDA/SCC. All con- has scheduled the following of community service not ex- Application #2005-44,23 Brad- DESIGN AND PERFOR- x. "Major Development" lands. Asiream buffer may en- the requirements of Section all solid and floatable materials PUBLIC BUDGET SESSIONS plans pursuant io this ordi- tractors and subcontractors en- ceeding ninety {GO) days, pro- ford Street, Block 151, Lot 22, MANCE STANDARDS, nance are to be considered an means any "Development" that compass wetlands, may be 26.1-4.F and Section 26.1-4.G that could not pass through between the Township Admin- vided that, if the violation is a R-2 Zone. New Providence, passed December 2, 2003 gaged by the Board of Euca- istrator snd the Township Com- integral part of development provides for ultimately disturb- contained with a flood plain or to the maximum extent practi- one of the following: violation of housing or zoning NJ. Seekino permission to (Change landscaping heigh; floodway or may extend be- cable: (a) A rectangular space four tion to work on these projects mittee Finance Liaison. Al- codes, then the owner shall be erect a fence" APPROVED regulation) approvals under the subdivi- ing one or more acres of land agree to be bound by the terms sion and site plan review or would create one-quarter yond a wetland, fioodplain or c. The Applicant demon- and fiva-eightns inches long though the following are not of- provided a 30-day period in Matthew & Jennifer Lombar- Dated: March 7,2006 of this agreement. The agree- ficial Township Committee which to cure or abate the con- process and do not relieve the acre or more of impervious sur- floodway boundary. strates that, in order to meet and one and one-half inches do. Application #2006-02, 200 Approved: March /.2006 wvv. "Structural Storm Water the requirements of Section wide (this option does not ap- ment is available for review ai meetings, the other members dition and shall also be afford- Passaic Street, Block 44, Lot 1, Applicant of the responsibility face. Disturbance for the pur- the Board of Education offices JORDAN GLATT pose of this rule is the place- Techniques" means s storm 26.1-4.F and Section 26.1-4.Q ply for outfall netting facilities); of the governing body may at- ed en opportunity for a hearing R-2 Zone, New Providence, Mayor to secure required permits or between the hours of 3:00 a.m. tend. Members of the oenerai before the municipal court for NJ. Seeking permission to con- approvals for activities regulat- ment of impervious surface or wafer management measure existing structures currently in or and 4:30 p.m. on official busi- I. David L Hughes. City Clerk ed by any other applicable exposure and/or movement of that involves control of concen- use, such as homes and build- (b) A bar screen having a bar public are also invited" to at- an independent determination struct a shed. APPROVED of Summit, do hereby certify ness days. tend. concemina the violation. Sub- code, rule, act, or ordinance. In soil or bedrock or clearing, cut- trated storm water runoff or in- ings, would need to be con- spacing oi 0.5 inches. t4. Pursuant to the "Public Paul & Sandy Polansky, Ap- that the foregoing ordinance ting, or removing of vegetation. fiilraiion such as storm watsr demned: and (3f Where ftoivs are con- TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 2006 sequent to the expiration of the plication ?2006-03. 78 Forest was duly passed by ths Com- their interpretation and New Works Contractor Reoistration 30-day period, a fine greater mon Council of said City at a Jersey Storm Water BMP Man- y. "Mitigation" means an ac- basins, piped conveyance sys- d. The Applicant demon- veyed through a trash rack that 6:30 PM Road, Block 281. Lot 3, R-2 tems and manufactured storm strates that it doss not own or has parallel bars with one-inch Act" {P.L. 1999, c238)T bidders WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29. then one thousand two hun- Zone, New Providence, NJ. regular meeting held on Tues- ual application, the provisions tion by an Applicant providing and their subcontractors are dred fifty (S1,250.00) may be Seeking permission to con- day evening, March 7. 2006. of this ordinance shall be held compensation or offset actions water devices, and can include have other rights to areas, in- (1") spacing between the bars, 2006, 6:30 PM imposed' if the court has not de- various types of basins, filters, cluding the potential to obtain to the elevation of the water required to be registered with BERKELEY HEIGHTS MU- struct an addition. APPROVED DAVID L. HUGHES lo be the minimum require- for onsite storm water manage- the New Jersey Department of termined otherwise or, upon Mezzacca, Michael & CityClaik ments for the promotion of the ment requirements where the surfaces, and devices located through condemnation lands quality design storm as specie NICIPAL BUILDING reinspection of the property, it Labor and to possess a current 29 PARK AVENUE. Danielle, Application #2006-04, public health, safety, and gen- Applicant has demonstrated on individual lets in a residen- not falling under Section 26,1- fied in Section 26.1-4.6.1; o has determined that the abate- Dated: March 7,2006 tial development or throughout c. 3. above within the upstream (4) Where ihe New Jersey certificate by said Department BERKELEY HEIGHTS', NJ 41 Commonwealth Avenue, HD: March 11.2006 eral welfare. This ordinance is the inability or impracticaiity of indicating compliance wtih the ment has not been substantial- Block 72, Lot 10, R-2 Zone. not intended to interfere with, strict compliance with the s commercial, industrial, or in- drainage area of the receiving Department of Environmental No official action or Executive ly completed. 27 x .25 = S6.75 Act. Bidders are notified of this Sessions will be held at these New Providence, NJ. Seeking abrogate, or annul any other storm water management re- stitutional development site in stream, that would provide ad- Protection determines, pur- requirement of their compli- meetinas, permission to construct an ad- PENDING orrJinancGs, rule or regulation, quirements set forth in NJAC. areas not typically suited for ditional opportunities to miti- suant to the New Jersey Begis larger, centralized structural fa- gate the requirements of Sec- ter of Historic Places Rules at ance. If, at the time of the con- Patricia A. Rapach. RMC/CMC 2. This ordinance shall take dition. APPROVED ORDINANCE #06-2701 statute, or other provision of 7:8 in an adopted reqiona! tracat, the certificate from the Township Clerk effect as provided by law. 4CSJ Properties LLC, Appli- law except that, where any pro- storm water management plan cilities. tion 26.1-4.F and Section 26.1- N.J.A.C. 7:4-7.2(0), that action AN ORDINANCE AMEND- xx. "Threatened and Endan- 4.G that were not achievable to meet this standard is an un- department has not been re- H-D: March 11. 2006 Introduced: March 6, 2006 cation #2006-06,18 W. Fourth ING THE CODE. CHAPTER vision of this ordinance impos- or in this local ordinance, and ceived by the bidder, proof of 34 X .25 = 3 8.50 NOTICE OF Street, Block 161, Lot 10, R-2 es restrictions different from has received s waiver from gered Species" - Endangered on-sile. dertaking that constitutes an XXVI, STORM WATER MAN- Species are those whose 2. A waiver from strict compli- encroachment or will damaae application along with the can- INTRODUCTION Zone, New Providence, NJ. AGEMENT REGULATIONS. those imposed by any other or- strict compliance from the City celled check for the application NOTICE OF Ordinance 2006-05 Seeking permission to con- dinance, rule or regulation, or of Summit. Mitigation for the prospects for survival in New ance fro such projects can only or destroy the New Jersey (storm ivater management Jersey are in immediate dan- be obtained if Ihe Applicant Register listed historic proper- tea shall be provided to the PUBLIC HEARING I. Wendi B. Bany. Borough struct a'house. APPROVED controls) other provision of law, the more purposes oi Xhis ordinance in- Board of Education in lieu of City of Summit Clerk of the Borough of New Ali & Nurhan Kesim, Applica- restrictive provisions or higher cludes both the mitigation plan ger because of a loss or agrees to undertake a suitable ty- BE IT ORDAINED BY THE change in habitat, over-ex- mitigation measure identified in 4. Any land area used as a. such certificate. Once the corti- Planning Board Providence, do hereby certify tion #2005-01, 21 Third Street, COMMON COUNCIL OF THE slanoards shall control. detailing how the project's fail- cate is received, a copy of County of Union, that the foregoing ordinance Block 161, Lot 3, R-3 Zone, 26-1.2 -Definitions ure to strictly comply will be ploitation, predaticn, competi- the mitigation section of the nonstructural storm water man- CITY OF SUMMIT: tion, disease, disturbance or City of Summits Storm water aoement measure to meet the same shall be delivered forth- State of New Jersey was introduced on first reading New Providence, NJ. Seeking Section I.That SECTION Unless specifically defined compensated, and the imple- with to the Board of Education. below, words or phrases used mentation of the approved mit- contamination. Assistance is Management Plan. In such performance standards in Sec- in this ordinance shall bs inter- igation plan. needed to prevent future ex- cases, the Applicant must sub- tion 26.1-4.F and 26.1-4 G preted so as to give them the z. "Municipality" means any tinction in New Jersey. Threat- mit a mitigation plan detailing shail be: jwes * *J meaning they have in common city, borough, town, township, ened Species are those who how the project's failure to a. Dedicated to a government- usage and to give this ordi- or village. may become endanGered if strictly comply will be compen- agency •(MiiWiiBisiJlllii nance the most reasonable ap- aa. "Nods" means an area conditions surrounding Ihem sated. In cases where a waiv- b. Subject to a conservation plication. Ths definitions below designated by the Stats Plan- begin to or continue to deterio- er is granted, the Applicant restriction filed wilti the appro- are the same as or based on ning Commission concentrat- rate. Habiiats of endangered should provide mitigation with- priate County Clerk's office; or CHASING A NEW HOME? CALL THESE LENDERS TODAY! the corresponding definitions in ing facilities and activities or threatened species are in the same watershed within c. Subject to an approved the Storm Water Manaaement which ere not organized in a those identified by the Depart- which the subject project is equivalent restriction that en- RSIE LGCK I,lGiD!l LDflriS EOHHENIS RulesatN.J.A.C.7:S-1.2. compact form. ment's Landscape Project as proposed. If mitigation within sures that measure CT an a. "Agricultural Development" bb. "Nonstructural Storm Wa- approved by the Department's the same watershed is not pos- equivalent storm water man- LQANSEABCH 800-591-3279 fJJs Low AMERICAN ENTERPRISE BANK OF FL 877-247-7107 Notions Sresi means land uses normaHy as- ter ftfanagernent Techniques" Endangered and Nongame sible and/or practical the Appli- agement measure approved by Sen/ing All of New Jersey Jumbo Rates! Serving All of It) Rates sociated with the production of means techniques that control Species Program. cant shall contribute funding to- the reviewing agency is man 30-YR FIXED Call for Current Rates. 30-YR FIXED 5.875 0.00 5.98B 30 20 165-417 With food, fiber and livestock for or reduce storm water runoff in yy. Time of concentration" ward a regional storm water tained in perpetuity. sale. Such uses do net incfude the absence of storm waier means the time it takes for control project or provide for 5. Guidance for nonstructural 15-YR FIXED Call for Current Rates. 15-YR FIXED 5.625 0.00 5.719 30 20 165-417 Community the development of land for the structures (e.g., basins and storm water runoff to travel equivalent treatment at an al- storm water management 30-YR JUMBO 6.000 0.00 6.1C0 30 20 417-650 Bank processing or sale of food and piped conveyances}, such as from the hydraulicalty most dis- ternate (oration, or other equiv- strategies is available in the the manufacturing of agricultur- minimizing site disturbance, tant point oi the watershed to alent water quality benefit, in New Jersey Storm water Best 2/1 ARM 5.000 0.00 6.750 30 20 165-650 Values ally related products. preserving important site.fea- the point of interest within a lieu of implementing the re- Management Practices Manu- b. "Best Management Prac- tures including, but not limited watershed. quired storm water control al. The BMP Manual may be - PAN AM MORTGAGE, LLC 8Q0-6S0-7S87 ANY INCOME. AMY AMERICAN FEDERAL MORTGAGE COS? B8t-321-H0USE(4B87) ALL RATES AfJO tice (BMP}" mesns structural lo, natural vegetation, reducing zz. Transition area" means measures on their specific site. obtained from the address vraw.PanAmMortgage.com CREDIT. BUY OR vAvw.njmortgage.com FEES GUARANTEED device, measure, facility or ac- and disconnecting impervious an area of protected upland ad- Said mitigation must be re- identified in Section 26.1-7. or tivity that helps to achieve cover, minimizing slopes, utiliz- jacent to a freshwater wetland viewed and agreed upon by the found on the Department's 3D-YR FIXED Call tar Current Rates. REFI. OVER 150 30-YR FIXED 5.875 1.00 6.034 30 20 0-417 IN WRITING. storm water management con- ing native vegetation, minimiz- that minimizes adverse im- City of Summit and City Engi- website at 15-YR FIXED Cs!l for Current Rates. LOAM PROGRAMS. 15-YR FIXED 5.E00 0.00 6.240 30 20 0-417 trol objectives at a" designated ing turf grass lawns, rereasing pacts on the wetland or serves neer prior to commencement of vvmv.nisiGrmwatgr.org. site. time of concentration and as an integral component of mitigation work. F. Erosion Control, Ground- 3395 CREDIT 5/1 ARM 5.500 0.00 5.600 60 20 0-500 c. "CAFRA Planning Map" maintaining and enhancing the wetlands ecosystem. Also E. Nonstructural Storm Wa- water Recharge and Runoff WAD. 7/1 ARM 5,750 0.00 5.810 80 20 0-500 means fhe geographic depic- natural drainage features and known as "Suffer Area." ter Management Strategies Quantify Standards tion of ths boundaries for characteristics. aaa. 'Tidal Hood Hazard 1. To the maximum extent 1. Tnis subsection contains ffiHTHER VALLEY MORTGAGE 877 491-1792 Why not get 0ITECH.COM 800-616-8208 Lost another Coastal Planning Areas, cc. "Nutrient* means a chem- Area" means a flood hazard practicable, the standards in minimum design and perfor- .com eiHail.'infoSparit'isrealteymrg.com your mortgags loan to CAFRA Centers, CAFHA ical element or compound, area, which may bs influenced Section 2ai-4.F and Section mance standards fo control Cores and CAFRA Nodes pur- such as nitrogen or phospho- by storm water runoff from in- 25,1-4.(3 shall be met by incor- erosion, encourage snd control 30-YR FIXED 6.000 O.OO 6.060 30 20 150-417 with a local 30-YR FIXED 5,a75 2.00 6.1S8 60 20 0-417 diteeri! suant to N.J.A.C. 7:7E-58.3. rus, which is essential to and land areas, but which is primar- porating nonstrucfural storm infiltration and groundwater -,5-YR FIXED 5.875 0.00 5.9S0 30 iH 150-417 mortgage 15-YR FIXED 5.500 2.00 6.017 60 20 0 -117 d. "CAFRA Centers, Cores or promotes the development of ily caused by the Atlantic water management strategies recharge, and control storm Nodes' means those areas organisms or vegetation. Ocean. set forth at Section 26.1-4.E water runoff quantity impacts of 30-YR JUMBO 6550 0.00 6.260 30 20 418-650 Pro! Our rates 30-YR JUMBO 6.000 2.00 6.260 60 20 •*!? i;" within boundaries accepted by dd. "Permeable" means a bbb. "Urban Coordinating into the design. Ths Applicant major development projects 5/1 ARM 1/0 5.880 0.00 6.660 30 20 150-417 are real! 15-YR JUMBO 6.000 2.00 6.420 60 20 417 i'V the Department pursuant to surface or land cover capable Council Empowerment Neigrv shall identify the nonstructural a. The minimum design and NJAC. 7:8E-5B. of transmitting or percolating a borhood" means a neighbor- msasures incorporated info Bie performance standards for ero- PiNg FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK 908-719-2468 RATE LOCKS e. "Category 1 (C1) Waters* significant amount of precipita- hood given priority access to design of the project Docu- sion control are those estat mentation of the use ol non- ik:ii Jersay and Eastern PA AVAILABLE UP TO means Waters of tha State, in- tion into the underlying soib. State resources through the lished under the Soil Erosion cluding unnamed waterways es. "Person" means any indi- New Jersey Redevelopment structural storm water manage- and Sediment Control Act 30-YR FIXED 6.125 0.00 6.170 60 20 0-417 1 YEAR. RATES that appear on Soil Survey and vidual, corporation, company, Authority. ment measures shall require N.J.S A 4:24-39 et seq. and. Below are examples of the minimum income required for a tie preparation by the Appli- 15-YR FIXED 5.500 0.00 5.590 60 20 0-417 LISTED HERE ARE USGS Topographic Quadran- partnership, firm, association, ccc. "Urban Enterprise implementing rules. gle within ins same HUC 14 City of Summit, or political sub- Zones* means a zone desig- cant of tha NJDEP Low Impact FOR LOAN'S UP TO $100,000 loan using this week's average interest rates. Taxes b. The minimum design and 5/1 ARM JUMBO 5-3SC 0.00 5.550 60 10 G-1M watershed, designated in division of this Slate subject to nated by the New Jersay En- Development checklist. If the performance standards for 10/1 ARM JUMBO 5.370 0.00 6.390 60 10 0-1M S1,000,000. and insurance are estimated at $230 monthly for each loan type. NJAC 7:9B-1.15 (c) through (hj municipal jurisdiction pursuant terprise Zone Authority pur- Applicant contends that it is not groundwater recharge are as for purposes of implementing to the Municipal Land Use Law suant to the New Jersey Urban feasible for Engineering, envi- follows: ronmental, or safety reasons to 732-9S6-0655 the anti-degradation policies , NJ.S.A. 40:5SD-1 et seq. Enterprise Zones Act, NJ.S.A. (1) The Design Engineer sa forth at NJAC 73B.i.5(d) incorporate any nanstructural sllBi, Nsw Jersey ff. "Plan" means a document 52:27H-60 at. seq. shall, using ths assumptions 50,000 [. __ for protection from measurable approved at the site design ddd. "Urban Redevelopment storm water management measures identified in Para- and factors far storm water 30-YR FIXED 6.375 0.00 6.475 60 20 165-417 ; changes in ivater qualify char- phase !hat outlines the mea- Area" means previously devel- runoff and groundwater 40,000 ^__ acteristics because of their sures and practices used to oped portions of areas, includ- graph 2 below into the design 15-YR FIXED 5.375 0.00 5.535 60 20 165-417 of a particular project, the Ap- recharge calculations at Sec clarity, color, scenic setting, control storm water runoff at ing but not limited to the Mow- fion 25.1-5. either 10-YH FIXED 5.120 0.00 5.250 60 20 165-417 30,000 other characteristics of aes- the site. ing: plicant shall identify the strate- gy or strategies considered (a) Demonstrate through hy 10-YR FIXED 4.500 2.00 5.050 60 20 165-417 thetic va'ue, exceptional eco- gg. 'Pctlutanf means any 1. Delineated on tha State drologic afrd hydraulic analysis 20,000 logical significance, exception- dredged spoil, solid waste, in- Plan Policy Map (SPPM) as the and provide a basis for the con- tention. In both cases, the Ap- that the site snd its storm water THE M0HEY STORE 866-562-5867 DIRECT UNDER! al recreational significance, ex- cinerator residue, filler back- Metropolitan Planning Area management measures main 10,000 ceptionaf wster supply signifi- wash, sewage, garbage, (PA1), Designated Centers, plicant bears the burden of '.WAV.tlismoneysiore.com WE LOCK YOUR proving any impracticability. tain 100 percent of the average cance, or exceptional fisheries refuse, oil, grease, sewage Cores or Nodes; annual pre-construction 30-YR FIXED 5.750 0.00 5.911 30 20 160-417 resources{s). RATE OK 1ST CALL 0 1-yr.ARM 3/1 yr ARM5/1 yr ARM 30yTfix iSyTRx sludge, munitions, chemical 2. Designated as CAFHA 2. Nonstructural storm water groundwater recharge volume 15-YR FIXED 5.375 0.00 5.548 30 20 160-417 NAME KNOWN f. "Compaction" means Ihe in- wastes, biological materials, Centers, Cores or Nodes; management strategies incor- tor the site; or These numbers ara used for example purposes only. Rates, programs, crease in soil bulk density by medical wastes, radioactive 3. Designated as Urban En- I-YRARM 4.500 0.00 6.250 porated into site design shall: (b) Demonstrate through hy- 30 20 160-417 FOR 40 YEARS! taxes and qualifying parameters may vary and can change at any time. subjecting soil to greater-than- substance (except those regu- terprise Zones; and a. Protect areas that provide drciogic and hydraulic analysis 20-YR FIXED 5.750 0.00 5.830 30 20 160-417 40 YEARS! norma! loading. lated under the Atomic Energy 4. Designated as Urban Co- water quality benefits or areas that any increase in the project g. "Core" means a pedestri- Act of 1954, as amended (42 ordinating Council Empower- particularly susceptible to ero- site's projected storm water an-oriented area oi commercial U.S.C. 2011 et seq.), thermal ment Neighborhoods. sion and sediment loss; runoff volume from pre-con iiiiiiiiiSiPBii^^ and civic uses serving the sur- waste, wrecked or discarded eee. "Waters of the State" b. Minimize the creation of struction to post-construction rounding municipality, general- equipment, rock, sand, cellar means the ocean and its estu- new impervious surfaces and for the 2-year. 24-hour storm is ly including housing and ac- dirt, industrial, municipal, agri- aries, all springs, streams, wet- reduce, break up or disconnect fully infiltrated. cess to pubiic transportation. cultural, and construction lands, and bodies of surface or the flow of runoff over impervi- (2) This groundwater h. "County Review Agency" waste or runoff, or other ground water, whether natural ous surfaces; means an agency designated residue discharged directly or or artificial, within the bound- c. Maximize the protection of by the County Board cf Chosen indirectly to the land, ground aries of the State of New Jer- natural drainage features and Income Verification. Call for Current FSt£s=r2i2s not available at press time. To 3ppear in table or to report any fliscrspancss, call 8G0-509-4636. d on Pti§e IS) PAGE 13 - The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch. Samrda>. March ii, 2006 PUBLIC NOTICES

'iitinued from Page 12} R = A+B-£AX3!nQ0 ihs current functional value and one-half t2.5i inches m d-3m&- :GP n r i r du ed &e CONTRACT AWARDED Wnsrg R = total TSS percent overall condition of ihe cpeelsi -1 1 a Dr 1 UPt irge requirement dees not load remcvH! (expressed as a water resource protection area 5. Siarm rt^tsr management Di L'I5 --"- n i, JC — u" w- . -a r Depicted is an eievationai view. "to projects within the whoie number) trcm spplisa- as defined in &8.a,^) above. basins shall be designed tc •> e r •< 0 j" f i ro- in Redevelopment Area,11 tton of both BMPs. snd In no case shall a stream ccrri- meat the minimum safety stan- d 1 ri • projects subject to (3) A = the TSS percent rsmovai rate (whole numbsr) spplicafcie reduction of the Specia! Water ment basins at Section £8-1-8. ORDAINED, that a certified estrsordinarj', unspecifrsbls The following two types of to ihs first {upstream) BMP Resource Protection Ares to 6. Where tail water wiil affect copy af tnis ordinance upon service) pinsiaitt O N.J.SA i water shai' not be B = the TSS percsnt remeva! less than 150 fee! as measured ths hydfEulic perfcrmancs cf s sdobtion. '.vith Ihe recorded 40A:1i-Si")!a}. Said ccnhsct irged: rate (whole number} applicable perpendicular to !ne waterway stonn wstsr insnsgsfnsr.t mea- vote included: thereon, bs fasti '.va^ originaliv awarded T:n April Stcrm water from areas of to the second idcvvnsiream) subiect to this subsection. sure, tha Design Engineer shaii witn said Girscior sviihln 5 days 19, 200*5. 1 his csnirad ameni-. pollutant loading- High BMP £. Paragraph CIS dees not include suc'n affects in the 25ie' sucri adopiion. msni and ihs resolution autho- tan! loading areas are In cases where ihrse (or 3pp\y Jo ifce construction of one design of said measure. NOTiCE OF rizing if sre a^sila&le for piiSiis s in industrial and com- more} SMPs are used in individual single farniiy dweiiing B. Guidelines far Storm PENDING ORDIMAKCE inspicilc-n in ihs aflice cf iMe ial developments where me Ordinance published City' Clerk. series, the Appears- shall oai- that is not "part oi a larger Water Managsment Mea- f mts and/or pstrafeum cute(e ihe TSS reduction for efevefopment on a lot receiving sures nereivi'h v.as introducsd and Awarded to: Andrew n. acts are loaded/unloaded, the tvo most upstream BMPs preliminary or final subdivision Storm water management passsd upon first reading at a Hipc-;ii. ?.£.. LLC . id, or applied, areas where approval on cr Defers February rsauiar mssiing oi ihe Ccm- For ihe rericc: Fcr duraiic-n rides are loaded/unloaded in ths series using ths above measure guidelines ars avail- formula, then substitute the 2,2004. provided that the con- able in the Mew Jersey Best Si rron Council Qi the Ciiy of cl Ihe urcjscS tored; areas where ha2- Summit in !he County of Sar-'ices: Osk rtisgo Avenu£.' us mater/afe are expected result ® cf that calculation in struction begins en or bsfcre Management PrscJIcss Manual (he formula for "A" x'nsn calcu- t-ebruary 2,5009. and ether documents as Union, ftew Jersev hdd or? Seciian 1 Rsad P.'OjssI <-spsc- = present in greater than Tussaay. March ?, £006. IS wiil iion Sefjices ztrtsble quantities' as iaUng the combined result wSh 26.1-5 - Calculation of described in Section 26,1-7. Storm Water Runoff and 5e furinsr considered for final CG5i: Mel to GiCC£2d ;gd by the United States the next BMP in the series. Other storm water manage- passage afisr public hearing Table 2: TSS Removal Groundwater Recharge ment measures may bs utilized $22 1 GO 00 renmenta! Protection ibereon, at a regular rr,estin5arcr! 7. 2306 i 26.1-5, the Design cngi- and stmcfjrai measures that umes for ground water nsed lor approval oi off-site 2005-December 31. 2005 ;• shai! comply with at least rigid, durable, and coircsfcn ~ay also be provided. or regulation' A. risspcnsitiiiSv for Admin- HD.:Msrci11-.2C06 optimize nutrient remqva! while recharge cr storm water runoff rnlligaiicn. The benefits of pro- Services: Professional 30 s: .2; = 3 7.50 : cf ths foitowing standards: still achieving ihe performance infiltration purposes. posed nan-verified manufac- resistant, and shaii bs 4- Land Use Flaming and 3. Responsibility icr mainte- istraiiin IV) Demonstrate through designed to withstand a per- Scuxs Centre: Plan nance shali not be assigned or Tne Sussn'nirtiuSr.i of ihe Forestry Services standards in Section. 26.1-4.F c. Allsrnatr.'e groundwater tured treatment devices must PU3LIC NOTICE jrc'agic and hydraulic analy- and Section 26.1-4.6. Jhis be proved to the satisfaction of pendicular live leading of 300 Tn;s plan shall provide a transferred io the owners) or Decartme": of Public Works. Cost: Not to exceed tnat for storm'water leaving recharge calculation methods ibsM sq. dsnsnstaScn of how fte goals tenantjs) of an individual prop- C;!)1 Engineer and Etiidinc sa,7=c.co Tne Zcnins Basra oi Adjust- standard may fce superseded may be used upon approval by ths review agency, in consulta- ment massing hsH Monday. i site, past-construction by a more stringent numeric tion with ths "City Engineer. 3. Storm water management and standards of Section 26.1- erty in a resicsnts deveicp- Department Office! shall DAViD L HUGHES the'City Enaineer. March 6, 2006 rr-ercarjaiasa icff hydrographs for ths 2: efficient iimitaffon imposed basins shall include escape 3 through Section 26.1-8 sts men! or project, unless such administer, TODlsmeni sne City Clerk !h£ bBsiving rssoliiiicns; . and 1G0-year storm events under the New Jersey Pollution 2. For (he purpose of calcu- 3. Manufactured treatment provisions as follows: bsing met. including bath non- OYvnerts) or tenanils) ov,r,s or enforce ihs rrovisiens of ins Dated- March 7.2006 noi exceed, at any point in Discharge Elimination System lating runoff coefficients and devices may be used oniy a. If a structural sform watsr structural and structural leases ihe entire res dental ordinance. Any powers osni- Smyffie Volra. ir,;, 5SS Mor- groundwater recharge, there is HD: March 11.2006 •s, the site's pre-construction (NJPDES) rules. N.J.A.C. where the maintenance plan managemen! measure has an anpro-aches- Tne 'ecus sf this development or prciret. ed or diiiies impossd *:6n ihe 25 X 55 = S 6 25 ris Avsnue, Blcck 404. Lcis 9 & iofi hydrographs for ths 7:14A. G* in a discharce specif- a presumption that ihe pre-can- required by Section 26.1-10 outlet structure, escape previ- plan shali be to describe how Superintendent cf me Depart- 10. Grameri struction condSon of a site or 4. It the person 'responsible T»3 storm events; icaity exempt under a"NJPD£S snsurss that the manufactured sions shall fce incorporated In ihe site is being developed to for maintenance idsnii'ied ment of Public Works. Ciiy a»A a Micnsils Smsdisy. 7 permit from this requirement. portion thereof is a weee'ed device wii! be propsrfy main- or on the structure. With ifce rnse! the objective of control- Engineer or Buiicng DepaR> MBCEOF, Sicnsy Wi C«n. Sfccs 52C5, Sand use with gc-cd hydrologic under Section 26.1-10.£2 (2) Demonstrate through Daily limits far nutrient loading tained for its functional lifaspan prior approval of the reviewing ling grcundwater recharge, above is not a put-lie agency, men" OSiciai may be delsgaisd jroiogic and hydraulic analy- (TMDU may apply to ihs site condition, me term ^runoff and wiii bs replaced as needed agency and/or the Citv Enzl- storm v.-ater qusiity and storm in iVrliino to ins G5tson(5l O" coefficien!" applies to both She Ihe maintenance pen arid any tha! there is no increase, as development based en condi- with management measures neer identified in Section 26.1- v,-a:er quantity preb'ems at the future revisions based on Sec- eniiii-s ac!:ng in tha best h:er- PENDING r.psred to the pre-censirue- tions of reaulatop/ approvals, NRCS methedotoqy st Section that are at (east as effective as 8.C a free-standing outlet source "by land management est of a in ft= employment of ORDINANCE *0S-2703 26.i-5A1.a and "tne Rational tion 26.1-10.B.7 beioiv shali &e n condition, in the peak ffie original manufactured treat- structure may be exempted ard source controls whenever recorded upon the deed of the City of Summit. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CODE, CHAPTER 4 SEO and Modiiied Rational Methods ment device working in accor- possible. The Applicant should TION 20, REGULATING OF SIDEWALK CAFES ,3s •-tor ion rates of storm water 6. Additional infermatien and from ths requirement record for each property en B, Enforcement oi Penal- jving the srie for the 2. 10, examples ars contained in the at Section 26J-5.A,1.b. A dance vyiih manufacturer's refer to tne City of Surrtmrt umbrella hsicn;. fdsft rece;aces a is's'2s;;•—<;ai runoff coetneient or a ground- b. Safety ledges shsn fce con- which the maintenance ties and Usns a 100-year storm events and New Jersey Storm Water Best specificaiicris- Stonr. Water Management Plan described in ihe maintenance 5E IT ORDAINED BV "HE CO" '"0 •i ZOJKC - C= T->E C ~i water recharge land ccver for structed on the slopes cf ail 2"j the City c-f Summit Storm 1. Should tha OF SUMMIT. SUMMIT, CCU.V- O- h 4lO\ E*A"= C= SV. ^ it ihe increased volume or Management Practices Many- 26.1-7 - Sources for Techni- new stcrm water management plan mus* be undertaken. appisantevwer fail !o take ths anga in timing of storm water an existing conditibn may be Water Pollution prevention SEY. as fcltavs: sf, ;vh:cn may bs cfctsfned from basins having a permanent 5. Preventative and correc- corrective actions, the City of iof' wiil not increase flood the address identified in Sse- used on all cr a portion of ihe A. Primary Technical Guid- Pian for additional require- Section 1.That Section 4-202 DeWions c 'Size s-n>S"- siie if the Design Engineer ver- poo! or water deeper than tno tive maintenance shall be per- Summit shall then have ins r mage s\ or downstream of ticn 25.1-7. ance ments. ; ticned ordinance, shall bs =Tsnciea £ G surc'eTis" e2 as c 2 s ities that Ihe hydrclogic condi- and one-half (2.5) feet. Such formed to maintain ine fiinction ngfti So !ake the =va iabis ; site. This analysis shall /. in accordance with the def- Technical guidance for storm safety ledges shall be com- appropriate remedies i! deems 4-205 Definitions. :luds the analysis of impacts tion has existed en t"fi3 site or 5. Stcrrn Water Management of the storm water manage- inition cf FW1 at NJ.A.C. 7:9B- portion of (he site for a! feast water management measures prised of two slaps. Each step Facilities Map ment measure, inctadir.G. but nscssssry to ccrrect ihs viola- existing land uses and pro- 1.4, storm v/star management can be found tn the documents shall be four (4) to six (6) fees in tions includina finino *P-~ cvj~er ;tsd land uses assuming full five (5) years without interrup- Tne following information, net limited to, repairs or measures shall be designed to tion prior to the timg of applica- listed at 1 and 2 below, which width. One step shaii tse locat- illustrated on a" map of the replacement to the structure: u? lo SI ,QC-O~per cay for each ;vslopment under existing prevent any increase in s'crm are available from Maps and ed approximately two and one- day tfre appfearrtGivrcr is ?^ [••ing and land use ordi- tion, if more thsn one land same ssaie as fee topographic removal of sediment, debris, cr water runoff to waters classi- Publications, New Jersey half (2.5) test bate ths perma- trash: restoration oi eroded viotton. The Ciiy wili assert 3 ;r:ces in the drainage area; cover has existed on the site case rr.ap, shaii be included: Re&'i feed sstaht:3rifn£f sr z\'< ^aar ?~ es^ti sr—=- ecu fied as FvVi. during f\e five (5) years imme- Department of Environmental nent water surface, er.d fee a. Totai area to be paved or areas; snov; and ice removal: lien en the subject property in (3) Design onsSe storm S. Special water resource Protection. 428 East State second s!ep shall he located fence repair cr replacement: an amount equal io 'he costs of tacafed vSithin ihe adiscenj D^ bna c \ " z" a :L r-e^ s'2 -r ;=k runoff rates for the £, 10 nated Category One it used for the co-^iputauons. in (609)777-1038. water surface. See Sect:cn scsrfis'nt facilities and ihe type vegetaled linings. ihe manner provided or autho- ;d 100 year storm events are N.JAC. 7:93, and perennial or addition, there is (hs presump- 1. Guidelines for storm water 25.1-B.D for an iilustraiion o! of yege'atisn Iherecn. and €. The person responsible for rized by law fcr the erforce- j, 75 and SO percent, respec- intermittent streams that drain tion that the sits is in good management measures are safety Sedges in a storm water details of the proposed plan to maintenance identified under rr;en' of common law liens en ely, of the site's pre-construc- into or upstream of the Catego- hydrolcgic cendition (if the land contained in the New Jersey management basin. infiltrate. ~anage, control and personal property. The lien Section 2. i rial Section 4-20.3, License Required, of the above- Section 26.1-10.3.2 above meniionsd ordinance, shall te smenced z.n s*.33ie"~ep ~i as fol- :n'peak runoff 'rates. Peak ry One waters as shown on the use type is pasture. l£ivn. or Storm Water Best Management c. in new storm tvate.' man- dispose of storm ware,-. snali mainteir! a detailed log of shsll be recorded v-itn the Oiy :mi water outflow rates for USGS Quadrangle Maps or in park), with good cover (if Sis Practices Manual, ss amend- agement basins, Ihe maximum b. Details of all storm water of Surmni- snd ins ail preventive and ccrreciive 4-20.3 License Required. 5=5 storms shall be adjusted the County Soil Surveys, within land uss type is woods), cr with ed, information is provided on interior slope for an earthen management facility designs, maintenance fo: the structural applicsnt/cwne: shaii incur all '•=& necessary to account for the associated HUC14 storm water management mea- No person, )\?m, or corporation shall pursue tne ir-usJness cr occu- good hydrotogic condition and dam, embankment, or berm during and after construction, siorm water management mea- : ~ discharge of increased drainage area, inese areas consea'atton 'u-eatrr^en! (if ths sures such as: bioretention shall not be steeper than 3 hor- including discharge provisions, The imposition cf any penally pation o! seHir-g Eocd or drink in £ subi !3-pi:to& re's^ fpcci ss^ablish- 1 sures incorporated in'c She msnt ss deiir.sd in subsection 4-20.2. to ce censumsd fta a: the Dm , water runoff rates and/or shall be established for the pro- land use t>-pe is cuiKvatian). systems, constructed storm izontal to 1 veri'cal in accor- discharge capacity for each design of ths development, shai' not 5/{£npi Ine offsn-sr ^jmes from project site areas tection of water quality, aes- water wetlands, dry weils, dance with NJAC. 7:B-cic)3. outlet at different levels of irom compliance *v,:h tha previ- src-M^o •Sidgwafk Cafe in tns Clly of Sum-niu until !ne owner, including a record o' ail Inspec- Issssa, or proprietor shall have firs' obtained Uom tne Ciiv Cisrka ;: controlled by the onsite thetic value, exceptional eco- 3. In calculating pre-canstruc- extended detention basins, d. An emergency drawdown detention and emergency spiil- tions and copies of sil mainte- sions of this ordinance, inciud- insures. The' percentages logical significance, exception- t:on site s'crm water runoff, ihs infiltration structures, manufac- method fcr detention basins is ivay provisions with maximum ing assessment of a lien on the lesnse !o carrv' on or ccuKiuct $hs $srr;B and psid to me Ciiy Clesk'a nance related work ore'ers. fee to be determined in She Iclio'.ving manner. ?ply only to the post-construc- al recreational significance, Design Engineer shall account tured treatment devices, pervi- required where the permanent discharge capacity cf each 7. Tne person responsible for cropertv- ;n storm water runoff that is exceptional water supply signif- for all significant land features ous paving, sand filters, vege- pool will be more than {wo and spiiiv;ay. tKtsriar Sidewalk Cafes; maintenance identified under 2.'Whenever a stractura! Ons o i to fen HO} seats wish HD ^cre than rv.'a \2} tai-fes tribuiable to the portion of the icance, and exceptional fish- and structures, such as ponds, tative filter strips, and wet cna-haii (2,5) fset deep. This S. Calculations Section 26.1-10.3.2 above }i on which the proposed eries significance of those wetlands. depressions, Bt'P is noi irnpiernenied, cper- 31 GD.GD . " -. ponds. This document is also drawdown method must con- a. Ccrnp-shensive hydro'ogic shall evaluate the er%ciivsness atsd. and/or rr:?.ini3ined :n K'&'opment or project is to bs established Category One hedgerows, and'er culverts svaiiable at vA-Av.n'istDrm sider downstream cr effsite sta- ard hydraulic design and dis- dsven (1*) to t/;6niy-fivs (2=) sBdls S250.Q0 of the maintenance pian at accordance svith ine Sionn twenty-six (25) to fifty {50} seats S350.00 ". "' instructed. The percentages waters. These areas shai! be that may reduce pre-construc- water, ora bility at the outfsii in accor- charge stability calculations for least once per year and adjust Water Management Pan which >a;l not bs applied to post- desianated and protected as tion site storm water runoff 2. The New Jersey Depart- dance wrih the Standards icr the pre-develccrnent and post- has besn apc-rsvsd in accor- Ovsr fifty «;50) seats ' the plan and ihe deed as nsed- S425.G0 " ' • _ . instruction storm waterrunoff foffows^ rates and/or volumes. ment of Environmental Protec- Soil Erosion and Sediment deveic-pment conditions for the ed. dance v;i!h this ordinance. Any SesUon 3 That Section 4-20.9, Rules. Regulations and Speci- ;c tidal flood hazard areas if a. i ne Applicant shai! pre- 4. in calculating storm water tion Storm Water Manaqement Control in New Jersey, design storms specified in Sec- 8. The person responsible for penally invokea shsi! be in ;= increased volume -of sSorm serve and maintain a special runoff from a!) design siorms. Facilities Maintenance Manual, fications, paragraph d. & e.r of the aDC-ve-rnentionsd crd?nanc2,, r C. Variance or Exemption tion £6.1-4 cf this ordinance. maintenance identified under 'ztei unoff will not increase shaii bs amendsd snd supplemented as fallows: water resource protection area the Design Engineer shall con- as amended. irom Safety Standards fc. When the prepesed storm Section 26.1-10.E2 above TIB.'-,. ' "' z6 damages below ths point in accordance with one of the sider tha relative storm water Section 4-20.B, Rules, Regulations and Specifications B. Additional Technical 1. A variance cr exemption shall reiain. submit annually io J Kate- management control 26.1-12 - Effective Date d. ^ o furniture, apparatus, dscoraticn or appurtenance uss-;? in , n ?cnarge; or following: runoff rates and/or volumes of Guidance irom Ihe safety standards fcr measures (e.g., infiltration the City engineer end make This ordinance shall take , 4' In tidal flood hazard areas, {') A 300-icoi special water pervious and impervious sur- Additional technical guidance siorm water management- available, upon request by any effeci Immediately upon the connection with the operation QS the Sidewalk Case snail be located r basins} depend on the hydro- in or project or protrude into the required psdestnan passageway. -~. water runoff quantity rescurce protection area snail faces separately to accurately for storm water management basins may be granted oniy bgrc properties of soils, then a public entity v;iin administra- approval by Common Council, >• i ,'sis in accordance with (1), be provided on each side of the compute the rates and volume Umbrella heights should fae at s minimum'a; seven (7) Jest dssr-'' measures can b& obtained upon a written finding by the tive, health. erivlrcnm=ntaL or cr sixty (50; cays irzn\ ins ; sells rsnorf shall be submitted sncetG ihs S'ng'.vaik and a maximum oi -10) fes . '"re-" tns stdewaik. „! ard (3! above shali only be waterway, measured perpen- of storm water runoff from the from the following: appropriate reviewing agency fcr review. Tne soils report safety aulhoriiy over ihe site, :zl\r=d rf the increased volume dicular to the waterway frcm site within the drainage area. t. The "Standards for Sci? (municipality, county or dscarf- the maintenance plan and Ihe Union County i! ine Union q. The sktewsik area iMzea by tne Sidewalk Oats shall bs kesi' shai: be based en onsite boring clean and free of litter and shall be washed as required. Trash. t s'orm water runoff could the top of the bank outwards or 5. Calculation of storm water Erosion and Sediment Control ment) that the variance or logs or soil pit proSlss. Ths documentation required bv County should fail to act. - 2sse flood damages below from the csnteriine of the runoff from unconnected in New Jersey" promulgated by rsc5pi3Clss shsli be pn-vided. mainfsin&d an-3 e:ro'l~ri by tne j exemption will not cons'i'yte a nurTits: snd beacon of Section 26.1-tO.S.S snd Sec- 26.1-13 - Severabil*/ - _~int of discharge. waterway where the bank is impervious surfaces snail be the State Soil Conservation threat to public safety. tion 25.1-10.B.7 above. If the previsions of any sec- llcsnsse as required and approved fcy the Crty. '.* no tab'e service.is required soii borings or sail pits proviusd. She trash receotac-les shall include faz-se needed '-Qt recy- • 2 •iny application for a new not defined, conssstina of exist- based, as applicable, upon tha Committee and incorporated D. Illustration of Safety shall be osterminid based on 9. Tne requirements of Sec- tion, subsection, paragraph, r "uhurai development that \UQ vegetation or vegetation Two-Step methodology as into NJAC. 2:90. Copies of Ledges in a New Storm Watsr what is needed to determine Sen 2S.1-10.B.3 and Section subdivision, or clause of inis j3e's the definition of major alibwed to follow natural suc- described in the Department's these standards may be Section •*, Tnat Section 4-2Q.1B. Alcchoiic Beverages, para- 1 Management Bssin [he suitability and distribution of 26.1-10.3.4 no not apply io ordinance shall fce iudgsd graph c. ot !ha above-mentions ci ordinance, sha'l bs amended and '^pment at Section 26.1-2 cession is provided. current Stcrm Water Best Man- obtained by contacting ihe 26,1-9 - Requirements for a soils present at the location cf storm VJ51ST rrianage~ent facil- invaid bv a court of competent 0B submitted to the (2) Encraachment within the agement Practices Manual or State Soil Conservation Com- suppfernsntsd ss fellows: : Site Development Storm ihe control measure. The City ities that are dedicated to and junsdiciicn. such ords- oi judg- 4-20.10. Alcoholic Beverages jnate Soil Conservation designated special water the methodoioay as described mittee or any of the Soii Con- Water Plan of Summit shall be notified of accepted by ihs municipality or meni shsii noi aifcci cr invaii- 5* .oi for review and approval resource proiedicn area under in the NRCS Technical Release servation Districts listed in A. Submission cf Site site investigation activities and another governmental agency oaie ihs remainder of any sec- accordance with the require- Subsection (1) above shall only 55 - Urban Hydroloay for Sme!i NJAC. 2:90-1.3(a)4. The Development Storm Water given the opportunity to have a cf competent jurisdiction. tion, subsection, paragraph, i= its Df this section and any be allowed where previous Watersheds. location, address, and tele- Plan ailness, either pnor to approval 10. Authorized represerta- suboiviicn. or clause ci inis •f'^ole Soil Conservation development or disturbance has 6. If the invert of the outlet phone number of each Sci! 5 1. Whenever an Applicant or as a condition of approval, tives of the City of Summit, •'Alcohoiic consiimpiicn Is psimiUed" - Green "n~< guidelines for storm occurred (for example, active structure of a storm water msn- Conservation District maybe seste municipal approval of a as appropriate fcr the specific including, but no!"Smiled to, the NOTlbif OF PENDING ORDI- [sSrr runoff quantity and ero- agricultural use, parking area or agement measure is below ths oblained from the State Sc-ii development subject to this type of measure. Subsequent City Engineer. Superintendent NANCE hn control. maintained lawn area). The flood hazard design Rood ele- Conservation Committee, P.O. Section 5. All Ordinances or parts of Ordinances inscnsls ordinance, the Applicant shall to approval of the develop- of the Department of Public The Ordinance published herewith are hereby repealed. \ nis Qrdinsncs shai! ce effective [I a Storm Water Runoff encroachment shall only be vation as defined at NJAC. Box 330, Trenton. New Jersey submit all of the required com- ment, post-construction bulk Works and Construction Offi- herev.ilh was inircduced and ifuaftty Standard's a Mowed where A p p (icant 7:13, the Design Engineer shaft 08625; (609) 292-5540 or the upon finsi passage ard publication according tc Jaw. ponents of the Checklist for the soil density and infiltration test- cial may enter the siie 33 need- passed upon 'i:=i reatfinq at 3 (Latest changes io ordinance are indicateefby under!newith dele- ij l. Stcrm water management demonstrates that the functional tasa into account the affects of Somerset -Union County Soil Site Development Storm Water ing snail be required for all infil- ed in order to conduct ensite regular meeting of ths "Com- feasures shali be designed to value and cverall condition of tail wafer in the design of struc- Conservation District; Somer- rrron CocncO of Ihe Ciiy of tions bein-a shewn by GiriijooiitG.) Plan at Section 26.1-9.C feeto traficn measures tha; were inspections as discussed in NOTICE OF jlduce the post-construction ths special water resource pro- tural storm water management set County 4-H Center 30a as part of the submission oi the used as justification for meet- Section 26.1-1Q.O. The Summit, in the County cf pad of total suspended solids tection srea will be maintained measures. Militown Road; Bridgewater. NJ Unbn, Ne'.v Jersev held on PENDING ORplNA?JC£ Applicant's application for sub- ing the recharge standard, to inspections shali be required io The Ordinance published herewith was Inlicditzad and passed . f|3S) in sfcrm water runoff by to Ine maximum extent practica- B. Groundwater Recharge 08807; (908)526-2701. division or site plan approval ensure that they were properly review and corrfirn: Inat ihe Tuesday, March 7.2C05. Ii v/iii W percent of the anticipated ble. In no case shall the remain- Calculations 2. Tne Rutgers Cooperative be further considered for final upon first reading a* a regular meefing of the Ccmmcn Ccur^ii of 2. The Applicant shall constructed. information filed in the rsquirsa ths Citv at Summit, in Ihs Ceunty cf "union. NEW Jersey held on. fed from the developed site. ing special water resource pro- When sheeting or caiculatina Extension Service, 732-932- demonstrate through Submis- 7, Maintenance and Reoair reports as stated in Section passage after su&ii-c hesrirs Bpressed as an annual aver- tection area be reduced to less runoff coefficients for the 9306: and thereon, at a regular mgeiing di Tuesday. March 7, 2Q06. it wiil be further considered fcr'fina! pas- sion Requirements that the Plan S6.1-10.B.6 Ere correct. Addi- sags after public hearing thereon, at 3 recular mse'ina cf said Com-. !|s. Storm water management thaniSO feet as measured per- Design Enginssr may calculate 3. Ths Soil Conservation Dis- project meels the standards set tional inspections and reviews sa.d Common "Council in ihe The design and planning of Council Chamber at 3:2 Sprinc- mob Council ;n the Council Chamber at 5)2 Springffsfd Ave.nus in fteasuras shall only be pendicular lo the top of bank cf groundsvaier recharge in accor- tricts iisted in NJ.A.C. 2:90- forth in this ordinance. the storm water management may be made as osemed ^quired for water quality con- the waterway ar centerline of dance with ths New Jersey 1.3(a)4.Tne location, address, field Avsnue in said Ciiy en 3. The Applicant shali submit facility shaii meet the mainte- appropriate by ihe City of Sum- Tuesday. March 21. SOOfi 2! f&\ if an additional 1/4 acre or the waterway where the bsnk is Geological Survey Report and telephone number of each to the reviewing agsney ihe nance requirements oi Section mit. flora of impervious surface is undefined. Ail encroachments GSR-32 A Method for Evaluat- Soii Conservation District may 8:00 pxi. During the weeks "A cohoiic conium«:TO ss required number oi~ccpies of 26.1-10. 11. In the event thai ihe siorm prior io and up to and inciudino rjing proposed on a develop- proposed under this subpara- ing Ground-Water Recharge be obtained from the State 3oii materials feted in the checklist B. V/aivsr from Submission water management facility ment sits. The requirement to graph shall be subject to review Areas in Ns-.v Jersey, incorpo- Conservation Committee, P.O. the dais of such meeting" for site development stcrm Requirements becomes a danger to pusiic copies cf said ordinance :\S be •duce \ 5S does not apply to and approval by the Depart- rated herein by reference as Box 330. Trenion. New Jersey, water plans In accordance with Tne City of Summit official or safer/ or public health, or if it is storm water runoff in a dis- ment amended and supplemented, GS52B; (609) 292-5540. maoe available at the Clerks r Section 26-1 -9.C of this ordi- board reviewing an application in need of maintenance or Office in said City Hail to the ge regulated under a b, All storm water shall be dis- information regarding the 4. i ne United States Environ- nance. under this ordinance may, ir> repair, the City Engineer shali jmeric effluent limitation far charged outside of and Siow methodology is available from members cf ihe general public mental Protection Agency, B. Site Development Storm consultation with tha City Engi- so notify tns responsible per- v/no snail requssi the same. IS imposed under the New through the special water the New Jersey Siorm water including ths National Manage- Water Pian Approval neer, waive submissions of any son m -.vnting. Upon receipt of »rssy Pollution Discharge resource protection area and Bsst Management Practices ment Measures to Control Ncn- Tne Applicant's Site Devel- ci the requirements in Section ihai notice, the responsible DAVID L HUGHES imination System (NJPDES) shall comply with the Standard Manual; " at point Source Pollution from opment project shall be 2S.9 C.I through Section 26.9 person shall have seven (71 Qiy Clerk tes, NJAC. 7.-14A. or irr a for Off-Site Stability in ihe "Stan- htip-J/WiWf.siat e. nj. us/dep/nigs/ Urban Areas, svaifabfe at the reviewed as a part of the subdi- C.5 of this ordinance when it calendar days from receipt of Daied: i-7,'05 scharae specifically exempt dards For Soil Erosion and Sed- : or at New Jersey Geological Web site; HD: 3-11,'G6 said City en tuestiay. April 4, 2006 st 8:uQ p.m. Dur!r-g .re se,^ vision or site plan review can be demonstrated that Ihe ihs notice io temporarily cor- pricr so and up to and including the date of such mee'irb ccp'es 3i idar s NJPDES permit from iment Contra! in New Jersey," Survey. 29 Arctic Parkway, P.G. http:/;www.epa.gov/owov;/nps/ process by ins municipal fccard information requested is rect ihe violations sac fauiiesn 25 X 3381 = S770.25 is requirement. Daily limits of established under ths Soil Ero- Box 427 Trenton, N'ew Jersey said ordinance will bs made available at the Clerks O xnssd umanmm/index.htmi. or official from when municipal impossible Jo obtain or rl would (14) calendar days from receipt (Jity Haii to !r.& memiKfs of ths genera! p'JOi;c who shali rsq-es ins sion and Sediment Control Act. 036250427; (609) 984-65S7. 1 SS may apply to the site b. Field guides of the United approval is sought. That munic- create a hardship on the Appli- of notice to permanent!-. main- same. ••jelopment based on condi- N.J.SA 4:24-33 et seq. 26.1-6 - Standards for States Department of Aarfcuf- PENDING W ipal board or official shali con- cant to obtain and its absence tain or repair ths faciiity in a DAVID L J3-E;3 :ns of regulatory approvals. c. If storm water discharged Structural Storm Water Man- ture. Natural Resources"Con- sult the Engineer retained by will not materially affect the manner that is approved by the ORDINANCE #06-2702 la water quality design storm outside of and flowing through agement Measures servation Environmental Pro- Ct, Cisrs Ihe Planning and'or Zoning review process. City Engineer or his dSEignes. ORDINANCE TO EXCEED Dated: 3/7VC6 1.25 inches ot rainfall in two the special water resource pro- A. Structural Storm Water tection, 42B East State Street. Board (as appropriate} to 26.1.10 - Maintenance and Tne City Engineer, in is dfscre- THE MUNICIPAL BUDGET ] :i hours. Water quality calcu- tection area cannot comply Management Measures HD: 3/11-05 P.O. Box 420, Trenton. New determine if all of the checklist Repair tion, may extend the time APPROPRIATION LIMITS 25 X 202 = S30.50 | lions shall take into account with the Standard For Off-Site 1. Siryciura! storm water Jersey, 08625; (609)777-1035. requirements have been satis- A. Applicability allowed for effecting mainte- AND TO ESTABLISH A CAP | e distribution of rain from the Stability in the "Standards for management measures shall 6. Other similarly authoritative fied and to determine If the pro- 1. Prciects subiect to review nance and repair "for good BANK JN.J.S.A. 40A: 4-45.14) : ater quality design storm, as Soii Erosion and Sediment be designed to take into governmental or trade associa- ject meets the standards'set as in Section 26J-1.C of this cause. If trie responsible per- WHcStAS. Ins Local Gov- •fleeted in Tabie 1, subject to Control in New Jersey." estab- account the existing siie condi- tion sources acceptable to the forth in this ordinance. ordinance shali cornpiy with the son fails or refuses to perform ernment Cap Law, i^.J.S.A. visions due to subsequent lished under the Soil Erosion tions which may "cause the City of Summit. C. Checklist Requirements requirement of Section 25.1- such maintenance and repair, 4CA: 4-45.1 ei seq., provides te changes. The calculation and Sediment Control Act. measure to fail have an 26.1-B - Safety Standards Tne following inforrnatsn 50.3 and Section 26.1-iO.C. ihe City OT Summit rn=y imme- that In the preparatcn cf its • (he volume of runofi may N.J.S.A. 4:24-39 et seq., then adverse effect on water quality for Storm Water Management shall be required: B. General Maintenance diately proceed io do sc and annual bucaei. a rTiunicipayiy ks into account the impie- the stabilization m9asures in or quantity , cr cause harm or Basins 1. Existing Site Conditions 1, The Design Engineer shall shall either bill ihe cost ihereol shall iiiTiii anv Increase in S3irj enfaiicn of non-structural and accordance wiih the require- carnage to persons or property, A. Genera! Scope Base Map, includina topogra- prepare a maintenance plan for to the responsible person, budget io 2.5== unless autho- furfural storm wafer manage- ments of the above standards inkling", but net limited' to, envi- This section sets forth phy and the (altawirig informa- the storm v/ater management enforce penalties andcr liens rized by ordinance io increase sni measures. may be placed within the spe- ronmentally critica! areas, wet- requirements to protect public tion: measures incorporated into Ihe as determined rjy ihe City cf it io 3'5?3 over ihe previous Table 1: Water Quality cial water resource protection lands; flood-prone areas; safety through the proper a. The reviewing Engineer design of a major development. Summit and as describe belov;. year's final acprocriaiions. sub- esign Storm Distribution area, provided that: slopes; depth to seasonal high design and operation of starm may require upstream tributary Tnis plan shall be separate C. Performance and Main- Jed io certain sxeactiens: arid, me (Minutes) Cumulative (1) SfaMfzsIion measures water table: soii type; perme- water management basins. drainage system information as from all ether documents and tenance Guarantee WHEREAS. N.J.S.A. 40A: 4- 2infa!l (Inches) Time {Mln- shall not be placed within 150 ability and texture; drainage This section applies to anv new necessary.' It is recommended designed for ongoing use by Nothing in this section shall 45.152 provides that a munici- •5S) Cumulative Rainfall feet of the Category One area and drainage patterns; storm vvaier management that the topographic case map the site o-,vner(si or operafcrfs; preclude the municipality In pality may. v;hen authorized by iches) 0 0.0000 65 0.3917 5 waterway: existing or former mines; signif- basin. of the sits be submitted which in performing and documenting which ihe major development ordinance, appropriate i'ne dif- 3083 70 0.9917 10 0.0166 75 (2) S'iorm water associated icant land fillings; and the cres- B. Requirements for Trash extends a minimum of 2G0 feet maintenance and repair, and is located from requiring the ference bat.veen the amount cf u500 15 0.0250 SO 1.084020 with discharges allowed by this snee cf solution-prone caffcon- Racks, Overffow Grates and beyond the limits Gf ths pro- by She City of Summit in ensur- posting of a performance or iis actual fins! acincpnation 5500 35 1.1170 25 0.0750 90 section shall achieve a 95 per- ate recks (limestone). Escape Provisions posed development, at a scale ing implementation of ths main- maintenance guarantee in and tne 3.5~a percsniage raie '500 30 0.1000 95 1.1750 35 cent TSS post-construction 2. Structural stcrm water 1. A trash rack is a device o! r=2CC OT greater, showing tenance plan, i he final mainte- accordance " with as an exception tc i!s finai 1330 100 1.2000 40 0.1660 removal rats; management measures shall intended to intercept runoff- 2-fool contour intervals. nance plan shall be updated ri.J.S.A.40:55D-53 or Ihs CBy aporcpriaibns in either cf ihe )5 1.2250 45 0.2000 110 i'3) thermal pollution by be designed to minimize main- bcrns trash and debris that b. The map as appropriate and provided to the City or of Summit Ordinances. next two succeedir.a years: 2334 50 0.2583 115 1.2417 storm water discharges shafr tenance, f'actiiiats maintenance might Otherwise c!cg/bbck the sneu'd include the following Summit post-construction io D. Maintenancs Accass and. i 0.3533 120 1.2500 60 be addressed to ensure no sig- and repairs, and ensure proper hydraulic openings in the outlet (when applicable): existing sur- include an evaluation based on i ne maintenance pian shall WHEREAS. Ihe Common 6250 nificant increase or decrease in function's. Trash racks shai! structure of s structural sform face water drainage, shore- ths specifications of (he initial specifically provide a specific Council of the Ciiy cf Su-nrnit in 2. For purposes ot TSS temperature occurs in ths be installed al the in;aks to the watsr management measure. lines, steep slopes, soils, erodi- maintenance plan and as-buiit municipal right of access, Ihs County of Union finds ii ducticn calculations, Tab!a 2 receiving waterway outside ci outlet structure as appropriate, Trash racks shall be instsllsd at We soiis, perennial or intermit- conditions. ivhfch may include sio'c, water 32visabi£ lo increase iis Cv sh'.v presents the presumed tha mixing zc-ne; and shaii have pareilei bars the upstream intake o* such C tent streams that drain into or 2. The maintenance plan easements or covenants, i ne ZOOS budget oy up io 3.5 ; rtiovai fates for certain BMPs (4) The encroachment shall with one-inch {V} spacinq siorm water management cut- upstream of the Category One maintenance access shaii be over Ine previous years fnai .'signed in accordance with between the bars lo ths eteva" Set strjcture to ensure proper snail contain specific prevents- only bs sliowed where the wafers, wetlands and flood iivs maintenance tasks and provided by 'he property appropriations, in ths intsrssi s New Jersey Siorm Water Applicant demonstrates that tion of ths water qualify design functioning of the structural plains along with their appropri- ownerfsi for access regarding c-f prcmciinc i" hsalih. safeiv sst Manaqement Practices storm. Far elevations higher storm water management mea- schedules: cost estimates, the functional vaiue and overall ate buffer strips, marshlands including estimated cost of facility inspections and mainte- and iveirare of iris ciiizsriS" anual. Tne'BMP Manual may condition of the special water than the water quality design sure in accordance with the fol- and other wetlands, pervious cr nance, as required. Ease- and, ; obtained irom the address storm, the parallel bars at the lowing: ssdiment. debris, or trash resource protection area will be vegetative surfaces, existing removal: safety needs: identifi- menJs and covenants shaii be 'Sttifisd h Section 26.1-7, or maintained io ihe maximum cutlet structure shali fcs spaced WHEREAS, the City cf Sum- a. Th= trash rack shali nave man-made structures, roads, cation ot methods and disposal recocted with the Git/ oi Surn- mi! hereby determines thai any •iirid on the Department's extent practicable; no grest&f than cne^third [M3) parallel bars, with no greater bearing and distances of prop- mi! prior to issuance of a per- Jbsite at w.w.v.n]starm foe width o! the diameter cf the sites for materials removed air.cuni authorized herein'- (5} A conceptual project than six (6) inch spacing erty lirias, and significant natur- during m=!n!enari«: mainte- mit. •;;=::c-rg. Tns BMP Manual orifice cr one-ltiird (1/3) the cfcvve ihat is noi appropriated design meeting shall be heid between the bars. al and marimade features not nance requirements fcr created as part of the final budcei shall ~i other sources oi technical with the appropriate Depart- width of the weir, with a mlni- otherwise shewn. E. Alteration of Mainte- j^^nce 5r5 listed in Section fftam £$~cing oei&een bars of b. The trash rack shaM be wetlands and other ecological nance Plan be retained as an asception Ss ment steff and Soil Ccrrssrvs- designed so as not to sdv-irse- "'.'-7. iSS reduction shall be one-inch and a maximum spac- 2. Environmental Siie Analy- systems; safety devices and Any alteration in maintenance finai appropriation in either of ticn District staff to identify nec- iy affect thG hydraulic perfor- systems; warranty and opera- Ihe next tv;o succeeding years. i'cuiatsd bssed on ths essary stabilization measures; ing between bars of six (6) sis responsibility or alterations to :^oval ratss far ths BMPs in incnes. In addition, the design mance of the outlet pipe cr Provide a written and Graphic tional standards from Ihs man- end structure. mai-rtPna-03 pians and agree- NOW. THSREFOP.E". BE IT VLIS 2 bolov;. Alternative of trash racks must comply with description oi the natural and ufactures o: any manufactured ments must DO reviewed" and ORDAINED BY THE COM- •ro'/sl rales and rneihods of (6} All encroachments pro- ihe requirements of Section c. Tns average velocity of man-made features of the siie treatment devices; and the approved by the City cf Summit posed under fnis section shall MON COUNCIL OF THE CITY -icuiatiuG removal rates may 26.1-S.D. Row (hrough a daan trash rack and its environs. This descrip- name, address, and telephone official or board Sna! reviev.vd OF SUMMIT: be subject io review and is not to exceed 2.5 feet per number of ihe person or per- i used if the Design Engineer tion should include a discus- tne application under this ordi- 1. That a majority of ihe full r approval by the Department. second under the full range of sons responsible fcr preve'nta- ovid63 documentation 3. Structural storm water sion af soil conditions, slopes, nance in ccnsul&tion '.viin ine authorized membership of tfiis "^lonstrating the capability ot d. A stream corridor protec- management measures shai! stags and discharge. Velocity wetlands, waterways and vea- five and corrective mainte- City Engineer. Superintendent tion plan may be developed by is to be computed on the basis nance (including replacement) Governing oodv afflrfnaiively :S3S altsrnative rstss and oe designed, constructed, and etaticn or. the s5e. Particular of tno Department of Public corarrring that, "in the CY 2006 •slncds to the rsviev; agency. a regions! storm water man- ffisfc.'led'to b3 strong. dursKe, of the nst area af opsnlna attention should be given to using maintenance guidelines Wonts and Construction Offi- agement planning committee through the rack. for storm .vater manaaernent budget y£3'. the final sppropri- •zoj of any approved aiter- and corrosion resistant. Mea- unique, unusual, environmen- cial. aiions of the City cf Surnmii as an element OT a regional sures that are consistent with measures from Section 26,f-7, =i'iv£ rate or method of calcu- d. The trash rack shall be tally sensitive features or envi- F. Recording of Information shaii. in accordance rears inis :';iiig the removal rate shsli be stcrm water man£g3rriertt plan, the relevant portions of the constructed and installed to be ronmerriaUy critical areas and the City of Summit Municipal or by a municipality through an Storm Water Management All maintenance information ordinance and N.J.S.A. 40A: 4- oyjed to the Department e.t Residential Site Improvement rigid, durable, and corrosion to those that provide particular 45. 14. be increased by 3.5= a. : adopted municipal storm ;vatsr Plan, City of Summit Storrr. and alterations ID maintenance 5 following address: Division Standards at N.J.A.C. 5:21-7.3. resistant, and shali bs opportunities cr constraints fcr and ihai »e CY 2006 municipal ; mar*aoement plan. Sf a stream 7.4, and 7.5 shatl be deemed to Water Pclluibn Prevention agreements shaii fce recorded ' Watershed Management, designed to withstand a per- development. with ihe office of the City Engi- budget tor ihe City of Su-mii •='.v Jersey Department of corridor protection plan for e meet this requirement. The pendicular live loading cf 300 Plan, any retefan! regional waterway subject to Section 3. Proiec! Description ard storm \vater management pian neer, Department of Communi- ts approved and adopted in nvironmensi Protection, PO measures ars to be sequenced !bs/ft sq. accordance with this ordi- 26.1-4.G(8) " has been in [he site development Siie Plgnis) and the maintenance guide- ty Services, as described in c.v dtS Trentcn, New Jersey, 2. An overflow grate is a A raep (or maps) at the scale Section 28.1-10.B.8. Ccpiesof nance: and, 3S25-0418. approved by the Department of process so that erosion centra! device intended to prefect ths lines fcr stcrm water manage- Environmental Protection, then standards sre met and so the cf She existing siie conditions ment measures a! described in ail maintenance agreements 2. Thai any amount autho- opening in the top hi a storm base map (topographical base and alterations to maintenance rized hereiracove ihai is noi !\ II more than one BMP in the provisions of the plan shali measure ts not compromised water management measure tns Neiv Jersey Storm Viats be the applicable special water cr impaired by construction map) McaSrig the location ss- Best Management Practices agreements shall DS included appropriated as part cf ihs final fries is necessary to achieve outlet structure. It is designed existing and proposed build- in the Applicant's siorm waier ~ required 80 percent TSS resource protection area runoff. Manual. If" the mamie-ance budge! shall be retained as an to prevent obstruction of the ings, roads, parking areas, util- management plans and docu- exception io final spproprinilcn :6\iction for a sits, the Appli- requirements for Jnst waterway. 4. At tfia intake to !ne outlet ovorfioiv structure, ff an outlet plan identifies a person other A stream corridor prelection ities, structural facilities for than the developer tier exam- ments. Recording of the rrran- in either cf tne nest iwc suc- int shall utilize the following from foe storm water manage- structure has an overflow storm watsr management and ienance agreements in accor- rmula to calculate TSS plan for a waterway subject \o ment basin, the orifice size ple, a public agency or home- ceeding years: and. grate, such grate shai! meet sediment control, and other dance with !nis ordinance shaii 3. Thai a certif ed ccpy of this .•ducoon: G.8 sha?! maintain or enhance shaii be a minimum cf two snd the following requirements: PAGE 14-The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch. Saturday, March II, 2006 Sports Soph tracklete went longer distance to win SUMMIT—When Katie McCafferty was a little nervous about it." '' asked to switch her focus from the 800 and Not only did that force McCafferty to S 1200-meter distances to the 1600 midway Royal her workouts individually, but Katie als through Oak Knoll School's indoor track knew she'd miss walking to the starting Ik season, she was unsure what to think. Report 'alone' - without the invariable encourage Competing in winter track for the first ment from Kelly. ; time, McCafferty was fashioning an out- Yet this setback didn't keep McCaffert standing campaign as a half and three-quar- from concluding the winter in remarkafr ter miler. The OKS sophomore had been part fashion. In the Prep Meet held i of relay units that established new school Lawrenceville School, Katie again face records in both the distance medley and 4 X fierce competition from more experieito 800-meter events. That DM clocking (12:44) runners - and again she proved the ability 1 FIFTY TROPHIES — The Summit Recreation Wrestling Club completed its season was even faster than Oak Knoll's outdoor stay on track with them. Katie finished sei with a little more knowledge and strength. On Sunday, March 5, eoach Dennis Mar- distance medley standard (13:02), and the ond with a 5:17 clocking, six seconds bett cantonio handed out 50 trophies for a season well done. The awards dinner was held Royals' four-by-eight finished first at the than her previous personal-best. at the Summit Recreation Center. With the wrestlers, from left, Marco DiMayorca, NJSIAA State Relays. Katie anchoring the "The girl I was racing against was rui Paul Deehan, Jason Alhaugh and Coach Marcantiono. quartet with a 2:32 split to claim the gold Ring at a 5-minute pace for the first 800 im medal in 10:13 time. ters, so I was forced to go faster," Katie e; McCafferty soon learned, however, that By ALEX plained. "It was different than the Group her coaches, Mr. Tim Lear and Mrs. Linda Meet where I was running from out front' Flanagan, had been preparing her to run the HELLMUTH "It helped that Katie has an outstandir Winter helps track 1600 all season. Turns out they made a good mmmmmmmmummmmmm finishing kick," Coach Lear added. decision. McCafferty's shy and humble personal? The 1600 was the race in which Katie competed at leads one to believe she might exhibit similar charade the Group I State Championships, hosted by Princeton istics as an athlete. However, since the outdoor trac squads get up to speed University on January 28. season a year ago, Katie's shyness has dropped nearly i "I'd run the [metric] mile in a couple smaller meets quickly as her times. ByARTPOLAKOWSKI foot mark three weeks later at the the Group I State Finals to make the and did well, but going into the State Meet I was pretty "Katie has almost a dual-personality," Mr. Lear n winter's concluding event. "Meet of Champions' field. His best nervous," Katie admitted, feeling very much like a 10th- fleeted. "Her aggressive and competitive nature com< AREA— Track is a sport which Earlier in the season, Scott toss at the subsequent event was grader competing against some of the premier distance out when she runs. Still, I think her greatest strength doesn't offer much idle time during heaved the heavy ball 46 feet at the 40-3. runners in New Jersey. "As we stood at the starting line, that she doesn't worry about track other than when trai; the latter two-thirds of the high Union County Championships for a The Herald-Dispatch Area"s pre- I realized almost everyone I was racing against was old- ing or during meets. She's able to focus intensely whe school year. With the indoor sea- fifth-place finish. mier tracklete this winter. Trench er and more experienced than I was, so I knew I would she needs to, and then Katie goes back to just being son's 'Meet of Champions' held on Hankinson likewise scored with place second in the 880-yard race at need to work really hard to stay in the race." typical sophomore girl." Feb. 19 - (a week later than origi- a fifth place at the County Meet, the Union County Championships McCafferty's age and lack of experience didn't seem McCafferty again showed the competitor within h nally scheduled due to the snow covering the two-mile run in with a 2:10.1 clocking. He went on to burden her, as she finished first with a 5:23 time. when she returned to Princeton for the 'Meet of Char storm the prior weekend) - and 10:58.8 time. However. Steve to finish fourth at the Group I State "I just got out in front early and woundup holding the pions' on February 19. Katie finished ninth at the 'M < spring practice commencing on switched to the 1600 at the State Finals with a 2:03.5 clocking for lead for nearly the entire way," Katie recalled, a bright C and shaved another second off her school-reco: March 3, it meant only an 11-day Meet where he clocked a 4:30.7 in the 800-meter event. smile flashing across her face. "It felt really good. I was time, nailing a 5:16.5 clocking. break for those athletes who com- the metric mile. However, a scheduling snafu so happy." "I couldn't have asked for a better season," Katie nc peted at the 'MofC At the 'Meet of Champions,' kept Trench from competing at the However, there followed a distinctly unpleasant oc- ed. A dozen trackletes representing Hankinson ran a 4:35.5 time in the 'Meet of Champions." Instructed to currence in the Royals' winter track season. With Mc- Prior to the winter, not many track fans knew wl Herald-Dispatch Area schools qual- 1600. be at Princeton for a 10:30 a.m. Cafferty and Kelly Polisin (who'd finished third in that Katie McCafferty was. She admits that winning tl ified for the indoor "Meet of Cham- After beginning at South Plain- race. Brian entered Jadwin Gym at State Final race) training for the subsequent State Prep Group I State Meet, placing second at the Prep Charrif pions.1 and you suspect they'll be field, Summit will face Chatham 9:45 to discover the 800 had al- Meet. Polisin tore a thigh muscle, which ended her cam- onships, and finishing in the Top-10 at the 'Meet^ among the premier performers and Parsippany in a double-dual ready been run at 9:30. paign. Champions' was beyond her most optimistic expect when the local schools spring into meet on Tuesday, April 4 at the After more than a decade with- A senior who was clearly Oak Knoll's showcase tions. competition next month. That Chatham High School track. out winter track. Oratory brought tracklete entering the 2005/06 school term, Polisin had Or as Katie phrased it: "Everything was a wonderf group comprises five boys and sev- New Providence will likewise the indoor segment of the sport been McCafferty "s running partner since the beginning surprise, and I enjoyed every minute of it," en girls. open its outdoor schedule April 4 back onto its athletic docket this of the cross-country season in September. Summit will launch its outdoor when NP will host a double-dual past season. Which, obviously, "We did all our road runs together, and we consis- track campaign on April 1 partici- with Roselle Park and Springfield. should benefit the Rams' outdoor tently clocked similar times," said Katie. "When Kelly Editor's note: Alex is a senior at Oak Knoll School pating in an invitational meet at The Pioneers likewise had two contingent. got hurt, it was a lot different training on my own. I was Summit. South Plainfield High School. Se- 'Meet of Champions' qualifiers Junior shotputter Josh Dolisca. nior thrower Spencer Scott and ju- during the winter in senior middle- who threw 45-5 at the Group I State nior distance runner Steve Hankin- distance runner Brian Trench and Finals, was a 'Meet of Champions' son project as two of the Hilltopper junior thrower Tim Dempsey. Yet it participant. Improved club stepping standouts. turned out that Dempsey was the Oratory opens its spring cam- Scott qualified for the "M of C lone Pioneer to compete at the "M paign at Kenilworth on April 4 in a with a 46-foot shotput at the Group ofC double-dual that'll also include If State Finals. Spencer hit the 44- Dempsey had a 43-1 shotput at Technology High School. up to the softball plate • SUMMIT — With the first week of pre- players, they know each other well and c season practice under their collective belt, very encouraging. Sharing the same goais, the Kent Place School softball athletes pro- It's The they push each other. :: Record season for team's ject their 2006 campaign to be very promis- Their overall experience is a quality ing. This KPS crew just missed qualifying Place these athletes believe will be very signifi- for the State Tournament a year ago but did cant to their success. Kent Place graduated wind up the spring with "a .500 (12-12) only two players from its 2005 roster. : standout junior poolster record. The girls are setting their sights high- As far as potential difficulties go, the er now. girls recognize playing on their newly,- SUMMIT — The Oratory Prep swim team added. "We had swimmers like Alex Mor- The goals, according to all the softball turfed, 'state of the art' field will require ad- concluded another successful season with its rison and Brendan Floyd step up for us, big players, are to win more than 12 games, justments in away games. It's an amazing 11th straight Mountain/Valley Conference Rambling time. All the guys were extremely support- make the State Tournament, and - perhaps facility for the KPS softball team to practice Championship. Along with winning the MVC, ive of each other, and there was a tremen- most importantly -just improve. and play on, but the pitfall is not getting the the Rams also placed second (behind West- On dous overall team chemistry." 'This will be the third year most of us true hops when they're on the road. field) among 16 teams at the Union County "Bill has been great for us since he was have been working together," related junior Last year's team fell short of its aspira- Championships, and second out of 10 schools a freshman," related veteran Coach Kevin Amy Guthrie. "And team morale has never tions batting-wise, but the early practices ia-? at the Prep State 'B' Championship Meet. Mahoney. "He was simply outstanding been higher." dicate this should be an improved aspect of : A large part of the success this winter was throughout the season." In her second year as Kent Place's head the ballclub in the upcoming spring. ;, the performance of junior Billy Haley, who Although Haley had qualified for last coach, Mary Beer is also aided by two very By JULIA The team should also benefit from a cou- has been a star on the team since he was a weekend's NJSIAA 'Meet of Champions.' capable assistants. That the players are more KENNEDY ple freshmen who've already demonstrated freshman. he didn't participate due to a commitment accustomed to Beer's coaching style will the capacity to contribute. There are several ' Haley, named Oratory's MVP last year, with his club team. also be beneficial this spring. •—• saaammm ninth-graders who brought quality softball was a force for the Rams in the pool all sea- "I swim year-round for Berkeley Aquat- "Coach Beer arriving last season was a experience into their first high school sea; son long. Primarily a distance swimmer. Bill ic, and there are some big meets which are distinct change for the returning players." senior Betsy son. In particular, Cecelie Pikus and Marissa Guthrie are set school records in the 200-yard freestyle coming up," he explained. "So, unfortu- Frantz explained. "She instructed in a more formulaic two frosh additions capable of rendering an immediate and 500-yard freestyle races this year. He also nately, the way my training schedule manner, less intimidating than our previous coach. Most impact. .'•: was a member of relay units - along with se- worked out, I wasn't able to compete in the of the players appreciated that, but there was a bit of an This softball contingent certainly seems primed fw a nior Grant Moryan, and sophomores Brendan By MARK 'Meet of Champions." adjustment. Now with nearly everyone returning, we re- strong campaign. Floyd and Alex Morrison - which established Asked if all the early-morning practices ally know what to expect." "Even this early on, it's easy to tell we've got an new Oratory standards in all three high school SC1ROCCO and hours spent in the pool had worn on Some key players to look out for this season include enormously talented team," shortstop Giannone $&•_ relay events. —"^ him this season, Haley responded, "It does senior shortstop Monica Giannone, an amazing fielder, clared. "All of us are enthusiastic and optimistic about That quartet now possesses school records get tiring, especially towards the end of the senior Emily Abromowitz, who features a great arm as the upcoming season." ; . in the 400-yard freestyle, the 200-yard medley, and the winter, but it's the type of thing that when you do it day the third baseman, junior pitcher Jachele Valez, another 200-yard freestyle relays. after day, you become dedicated, and you learn to get girl with a live arm, and Guthrie, Kent Place's catcher. The most impressive of those performances came at used to it and make sacrifices for the team." The team has also bonded right from the first day of Editor's note: Julia is a senior at Kent Place School the Mountain/Valley Conference Championships in the A young man who's near the very top of Oratory's ju- practice. Because there are so many returning varsity in Summit. 400-yard freestyle relay, where the four swimmers nior class academically, Haley hasn't locked in on any smashed the previous mark of 3:34:48 (set by Governor specific college destinations just yet. Livingston in 2004) by nailing a 3:26:64 time. "It's still pretty open as to where I'll be in September, Y schedules swim clinic for youngsters, "Overall. I'm very happy with the way this season 2007," Bill said, in regard to balancing his educational went," said Haley. "Individually, I lost some tough races goals with the prospect of being a recruited swimmer. "I at the County and Prep Meets, but I had some nice vic- want to keep working hard in school, and in swimming, lifeguard training in April in Summit ^ tories as well. It was also great to be part of relay squads and see where that takes me." that did so well at the championship meets. SUMMIT — The Summit Swimmers ages 11 to 13 meet 5 in Lifeguard, First Aid, and ' "I would say that, as a team, this is probably the best Editor's note: Mark is a senior at Oratory Prep in YMCA, 67 Maple St., will offer a to 6:15 p.m. The fee for this group CPR/AED for the Professional season I've been a part of in my three years here," Bill Summit. swim clinic for youth and teens, is $275. Rescuer. All class sessions must be ages 10 and under. 11 to 13, and 14 Swimmers ages 14 to 18 meet attended to meet certification re- to 18. 6:15 to 8 p.m. The fee for this class quirements. Classes meet week- The clinic will focus on stroke is $325. ends, April 1 and 2; 8 and 9; 22 m Register for summer day camps instruction and conditioning. It is Registration is in person only. 23, and 29, and 30. Class times-ty open to the community, and runs Register by April 1. Saturdays are 2 to 8 p.m. and Sun- from April 24 to June 15, Mon- days 1 to 6 p.m. The fee for ths at The Connection^ June 26 to Aug*18 days, Wednesdays and Thursdays. The Summit YMCA will also course is $275. Swimmers ages 10 and under begin its American Red Cross Life- SUMMIT — The Connection for Connection's facility. mentals of a single sport. meet 4 to 5 p.m. The fee for this guard Training course on April 1. Call the YMCA's aquatics direc Women and Families, 79 Maple St., If afternoon activities are better, a All afternoon mini-camps offer a group is S225. This course provides certifications tor at 908-273-3330, ext. 149. has begun registration for children variety of weekly afternoon mini- daily swim time. for its summer day camp program. camps are offered. All day camps provide a variety The day camps at The Connec- Several gymnastics camps are of scheduling options that can create tion run from June 26 to Aug. 18, of- scheduled for girls and boys ages an extended day, such as Sunrisers Integrated balance workshop fering eight weekly sessions for girls four and older, as well as the Girls' early morning drop-off as early as and boys ages three and older. Gym Club which is designed for 7:30 a.m., or Camper Club until 6 The Summerfun day camp offers older girls eight and up with prior p.m. is offered for fitness trainers gymnastics experience. boys and girls ages three to eight ac- Registration, which began Feb. NEW PROVIDENCE — Mur- ment — the BOSU Balance Trainer Ms. Shinkle said. tivities that include performing arts, Art camps for boys and girls ages 15, will be by lottery selection. For ray Hill Health & Racquet Club workout integrates total fitness us- The four-hour certification i crafts, daily swim lessons, outdoor seven to 10 will explore a variety of the best chance of enrolling your will hold a workshop for certified ing a unique modular training sys- $89 and participants will receive, fun and games and field trips. art forms that include drawing, child in the desired programs and fitness instructors and personal tem," invited spokesperson Betsy CECs ACE and 4.0 CECs AFAA. painting, collage and sculpture. The popular Girls' Gymnastics weeks, registration forms should be trainers on "BOSU: Integrated Bal- Shinkle. Call 908-665-1141 to register. Camp is perfect for the beginner to Multi-sports camps offer boys mailed or dropped off in a sealed en- ance Training," from 10:30 a.m. to "Expect to be challenged with Murray Hill Health & Racqoi the advanced gymnast, ages four and and girls ages three to 14 the op- velope. 2:30 p.m. onSunday, March 19. exciting new movement patterns Club at 593 Central Ave. in Ne older, combining regular summer portunity to play a variety of For a brochure and registration "Experience the newest piece of and exercises, and be prepared Providence offers year-round tei camp activities with instruction on sports, while both the soccer camp form, or for more information fitness equipment. Whether your to leave this workshop with a nis programs for adults and chi the balance beam, uneven bars, and the fencing camp provide the camps, call The Connection at 908- focus is cardio, strength, and flexi- new appreciation for what total dren of all levels, with a full-se vaulting and floor exercises in The opportunity to focus on the funda- 273-4242. bility, or agility and sport move- body workout really means," vice health club. •t