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November 15, 2016
Dear Conference Delegate,
Welcome to your New Jersey State League of Municipalities’ 101st Annual Conference. When I took office as your President, some 12 short months ago, I was reminded of the fact that we can only repay the debt we owe to those who came before us by working together to ensure a better future for those who will come after us.
We know that, through its various services, the League of Municipalities has been helping New Jersey local officials do just that, now for more than a century. The need for knowledge is constant. That is why we first came to the League’s Annual Conference, and that is why we return.
We come together in Atlantic City to share our insights on the state of New Jersey, on the state of its municipalities, and on the state of the people who we have sworn to serve. We come to talk and to teach. To listen and to learn. We come to expand our horizons and to help our colleagues expand theirs. We come to refine our understanding of the reality in which we find ourselves, because the only thing that we can truly build on is the truth.
This year’s Conference theme–“Meeting the Challenges of Municipal Government” – provides a framework for all of us. But it is up to each of us to fill in that frame. From the seminars, to the consulting opportunities, to the exhibit floor, to the informal encounters with old friends and new acquaintances – it all serves to make you a better public servant. In three
President’s MessagePresident’s short days, we can all gain better knowledge and a better perspective on the problems and opportunities that we will encounter over the next 12 months back in our home towns.
On behalf of the League’s Officers, Executive Board, and Staff, I thank you for participating in this important event. And thank you for committing this week to learning as much as you can.
Sincerely, Joseph Tempesta, Jr. Mayor, West Caldwell Township
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101st Annual New Jersey State League of Municipalities Conference Atlantic City Convention Center, November 15-17, 2016 PENSIONS
Affiliated Municipal Programs ...... 48 CEU Procedures...... 5 Consulting Meetings ...... 16
Credentials and Voting ...... 4 Contents Table of Daily Schedule...... 6 Executive Director's Report ...... 79 Exhibitor Program Guide...... Separate Publication Food Service and Restaurants...... 3 General Information...... 2 Handicapped Access ...... 2 League Business Meeting ...... 4 League Conference Committees...... 77 League Luncheon for all Delegates ...... 42 League Officers and Executive Board ...... Back Cover League Programs ...... 20 League Staff ...... Inside Back Cover Mayors Box Luncheon...... 29 Registration Information...... 2 Resolutions Committee...... 23 Tax Exemption Information...... 4 Transportation...... 3 Vendor Solution Sessions ...... 45 Women in Municipal Government Breakfast...... 36
Exhibitor Program Guide available under separate cover or on the Conference App.
Conference App Sponsored by: New in 2016! Download the Conference App for the most up to date schedule.
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Registration Information Registration Times Tuesday: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Wednesday: 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Thursday: 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Friday: Closed
Registration Fees League Assistance Municipal: $65.00 Members of the League Staff, Non-municipal: $125.00 wearing white staff ribbons on their Students: $5.00 badges, will be available at the Spouses of registered delegates will Registration Center, at the League receive a complimentary registration. Booth, and at the Information Registration is required for entry to the Booth near the registration area on exhibit hall and meeting rooms. the second level. Don’t hesitate to ask for assistance. Services Medical Emergency Assistance A first aid station is located inside the Exhibit Hall in front of the 100 aisle. In an emergency, either go directly to the first aid Program Notes station, or alert someone at the Registration Center or League Information Booth.
Handicapped Access Elevator access to each level can be found near the center and right side of the atrium. On the first level, elevators are near the entrance to the parking garage. On the second level, they are to the left of Exhibit Hall entrances “A” and “B”. Elevators on the third level are near rooms 307 and 310. The fourth level elevator access is near rooms 407 and 410. For scooter or wheelchair rentals, please call the UPS Business Center (located in the Convention Center Atrium) at (609) 449-2480. For wheelchair-accessible shuttle services, please contact Sherri Carrelli at Academy Bus, (800) 709-1339, ext. 2750.
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Food Service and Restaurants A restaurant is conveniently located in the 2500 aisle of the Exhibit Hall. It will be serving continental breakfasts, snacks, sandwiches, deli platters, and beverages. In addition, there are two small snack bars with limited menus in the front of the Exhibit Hall (aisles 100 and 1500).
Convention Hall Parking Underground parking is available at the Convention Center for a fee. Also, parking is available at nearby hotel/casinos and public parking lots for a fee.
Photocopying Atlantic-Tomorrow’s Office provides photocopying and fax facilities for the Mayor’s Information Center and League support staff. See them in booth 1819.
Transportation Jitneys and Taxis Jitneys and taxis will serve the Notes Program Convention Center throughout the day and require standard cash fare.
Shuttle Bus Shuttle service to the Convention Center by Academy Bus is available only from officially participating hotels as designated on the League website, mobile app, and printed program. This service is included in the room fees at the participating hotels and is ADA accessible. Shuttle service will start Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at 7:30 a.m. and stop at 6:00 p.m. Buses will depart every 15 to 20 minutes on average. Detailed shuttle schedules will be posted in the lobby of each participating hotel.
Exhibitor Listing A complete listing of participating exhibitors by name, with product or service summary, is published under separate volume in the “Exhibitors Program.” Or you may also view the complete listing in the Conference App.
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Conference App New in 2016! The League’s Conference App allows you to access the Conference programs on your mobile devices. Visit the Apple, Android, or Windows app store to download. The 2016 Conference App is exclusively sponsored by Phoenix Advisors, LLC. Visit them at booth 1130.
Social Media Updates Follow NJLM on Facebook and Twitter during the conference by using #njleague. The League will be providing immediate notices on League schedule changes, updates and announcements about sold out events. You may view NJLM’s profiles at facebook.com/njleague and twitter.com/nj_league.
Exemption from Occupancy Tax Municipal officials paying hotel room bills by cash or personal check are not entitled to an exemption from the luxury tax. The exemption only applies if the room bill is paid directly by the governmental agency, in this case, only by voucher from the municipality. All rooms are subject to a Room Tax and Tourism Fee.
League Business Proceedings Resolutions Committee The League Resolutions Committee will meet Tuesday, November 15, 3:00 p.m. in Room 320, Atlantic City Convention Center. The Committee will consider only those resolutions that were submitted on or before October 14. Any interested delegate may attend. The Committee’s report containing recommended Program Notes resolutions will be submitted to delegates for voting at the Annual Business Meeting. A synopsis of all resolutions submitted for committee action is available at the League Information Booth, across from the registration counters.
Annual Business Meeting Thursday, November 17, 2016 3:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m. Pearl Ballroom–Sheraton Hotel
This meeting is open to all delegates, however, pursuant to the League Constitution, only the Mayor or his or her designated representative may cast a vote. Credentials will be checked at the door and voting cards will be distributed.
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CEU and Verification Attendance Procedures In order to make the CEU procedures more efficient and convenient for all participants, we utilize an electronic scanning system. Please note that these procedures only apply to educational sessions. Business meetings and vendor sessions are not included in the scanning system. Scanning IN and OUT is required Scanning Instructions: 1. As you enter an educational session, you will scan your badge face side up at the badge scanner at the entrance. 2. Once you have scanned your badge, the scanner will make a “beep” sound. You may now enter the session. 3. When the session has finished, you will sign-out for the session the same way you signed in. PLEASE NOTE: All attendees Continuing Education Units must scan in and scan out in order to receive credit. All certificates will display the attendees sign-in and sign-out time. 4. You will not receive a paper certificate on the way out of the session. Instead, you will be able to log on to the CEU tracking system (through njslom.org/confceu) and print it out in the convenience of your home or office computer (see instructions below). * If the scanner does not work properly, please go to the Room Monitor Stations on the 3rd floor near classrooms 305 and 306 or the 4th floor near classrooms 405 and 406 and report this immediately! If you report the problem after the session has ended, we cannot verify your attendance and you will not receive CEUs. How to Print out Your CEU Certificates Sessions will be accessible online beginning Monday, November 21, 2016, and available until May 2017. Printing Instructions: 1. Log-in to CEU Tracking System website via the link www.njslom.org/confceu. 2. Enter either your badge number (found on your name badge) or your last name and zip code. 3. When prompted, enter in Your License or ID Number (if applicable). 4. Complete the Evaluation form for the first session you attended by clicking “Take Eval” 5. Once you have completed the evaluation form, hit “submit.” This will take you back to the main session page. 6. Once you have taken the evaluation, you can print your certificate by hitting “Print.” 7. Once on the print screen, you have the option to “Print My Certificate” or “Email My Certificate”. a. Hitting “Print My Certificate” will take you to a print screen where you can print your certificate. Please note, certificates may be printed more than once. b. Hitting “Email My Certificate” will email the certificate to your email address. If your address is not present, the system will ask you to provide it. 8. After you print or email your certificate, the screen should return to the session list. If it doesn’t, simply click the “View Credits” tab at the top right of your screen. 9. Follow steps 3-7 for the rest of the sessions you have attended. Certificates will be available for printing starting Monday, November 21, 2016.
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2016 Participating Consultant Information Tuesday, November 15 to Thursday, November 17, 2016 Atlantic City Convention Center The following list of contacts has been made available so that conference attendees may schedule face-to- face meetings with State program directors, area experts and grant givers. Attendees are encouraged to set-up meetings during Conference week to take advantage of the ample space for one-on-one and small group meetings in the exhibit hall lounges and atrium lobby. American Public Works Association of NJ Public Works Administration NJ Paul D. Wnek, Public Works Consultant 732-506-5051; Cell: 732-685-0120 [email protected]
City Connections Municipal Websites Morris Enyeart, League Internet Consultant 732-887-0895; [email protected]
Educational Services Commission of NJ Government Tech Management Mitchell Darer, Director, Tech Consulting Services 732-453-4658; [email protected]
EWMA - Innovative Experienced Response Economic Incentives Development & Brownfield Michael Sylvester, Executive Vice President 973-560-1400 ext. 187; [email protected]
FEMA, NFIP National Flood Insurance Program Patricia A. Griggs, Sr. Emergency Management Specialist 212-680-8523; [email protected]
GEI Consultants
Consulting Meetings Environmental Robert Blauvelt, LSRP 973-873-7127; [email protected] Site Remediation Kathleen Stetser, LSRP 856-291-5666; [email protected]
Jersey Access Group TV Production & Technology Bob Duthaler, Executive Director 973-680-4122; [email protected]
Municipal Clerks’ Association of NJ The Role of Municipal Clerk Denise Szabo, President 908-204-3014; [email protected]
16 | 2016 NJLM Conference #njleague CONSULTINGConsulting MEETINGSMeetings 2016 NJLM Conference | 17 Shared Services Coordinator Shared Services 609-777-4161; [email protected] 609-633-6302; [email protected] 609-989-5900; [email protected] 609-984-8241; [email protected] 609-984-8241; [email protected] 908-812-7327; 609-633-6583; [email protected] 609-633-6238, [email protected] 609-984-7079; [email protected] 609-292-1098; [email protected] 609-292-4523; [email protected] 609-984-3950; [email protected] 609-292-6110; [email protected] 609-292-1430; Cell:609-668-0946; [email protected] 609-292-7068; [email protected] 609-292-7932; [email protected] Terence Schrider, Admin. Small Cities Program Jill Woolford, Program Specialist Adm. Housing Production Prog. Richard Montemore, Adm. Housing Production Karen Magnanao, Operations Manager Gregory C. Fehrenbach, Gregory C. Assistant Director Assistant A. Somogyi, Steven Donald Piccolella, E-Gov Specialist Keith Henderson, Director of Policy & Planning Melissa Ford, Community Service Officer Dorothy Guzzo, Executive Director Tina Vignali, Ethics Analyst Jason R. Martucci, Legislative & Reg. Affairs Officer Jorge F. Carmona, Sup. Municipal Finance Aud. Cavel Gallimore, Municipal Finance Aud. Samuel A. Rosado, State Attorney Community Development Block Grants Affordable Housing Statistical Reporting Local Gov. Management/Shared Services Management/Shared Local Gov. Court Administration/Bail Reform/Private Collection Reform/Private Administration/Bail Court GovConnect Program Local Planning Solutions Local Authority & Fire Districts, DLGS Historic Preservation, NJ Historic Trust Local Gov. Ethics Local Government, DLGS Municipal/County Budgets, DLGS NJ Municipal Budgets, DLGS Open Public Records Act, Government Records Council #njleague NJ Department of Community Affairs Community of Department NJ NJ Clean Communities Council Communities Clean NJ New Jersey League of Municipalities of League Jersey New Municipal Court Services, Admin. Office of the Courts the of Office Admin. Services, Court Municipal 101st annual conf prog_90th annual conf prog v5 11/3/16 5:04 PM Page 17 Page PM 5:04 v5 11/3/16 prog conf annual prog_90th conf annual 101st 101st annual conf prog_90th annual conf prog v5 11/3/16 5:04 PM Page 18
NJ Department of Community Affairs (continued) OPRA & GRC Processes, Government Records Council Frank F. Caruso, Comm. Specialist, Resource Manager 609-292-6830; [email protected] Property Tax Collection, DLGS Patricia Turin, Tax Collection Specialist 609-292-6858; [email protected] Sandy Recovery Programs Daniel Santos, Sr. Public Information Asst. 609-777-4676; Cell: 609-203-0367; [email protected] Sandy Recovery Programs, Constituant Services George Cook, Constituant Services Rep. 609-292-3750; [email protected]
NJ Department of Treasury B.O.S.S. ADA, Title 1-4 David Millstein, Americans with Disabilities Act 609-203-0625; [email protected]
NJ Division of Fire Safety Fire Safety Peter D’Amore, Sup., Fire Code Inspections 609-633-2604 Cell:609-571-5341; [email protected] Frank Clark, Sup., Local Assistance 609-633-6738 Cell:609-475-5320; [email protected]
NJ Division of Rate Counsel Public Utilities Christine Juarez, Assistant Deputy Rate Counsel 609-984-1460; [email protected] Telecommunications/Cable Maria T. Novas-Ruiz, Assistant Deputy Rate Counsel 609-984-1493 609-984-1460; [email protected]
NJ Division of Taxation - Property Administration Certified Tax Assessor Exam Consulting Meetings Shelly Reilly, Principle Field Rep. 609-292-8778; [email protected] Deduction Exemptions Susan M. Dobay, Supervising Field Rep. 609-633-8443; [email protected] Director’s Table of Equalized Valuations Melissa Gorman, Supervising Field Rep. 609-633-1287; [email protected] Revaluations & Reassessments Jessica Lanna, Supervising Field Rep. 609-943-4399; [email protected]
NJ Fire & EMS Institute Emergency Services Paul Roman, President 732-747-3567 Cell:908-415-6960; [email protected]
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NJ Housing & Mortgage Finance Agency Affordable Housing Natasha Encarnacion, Mgr., Single Family Programs 609-278-8834; [email protected] Foreclosure Prevention Programs Donna Rendeiro, Chief of Administration 609-902-5375; [email protected]
NJ Licensed Site Remediation Professionals Assoc. Site Remediation Susan Boyle, Executive Director 856-608-6860; [email protected]
NJ Municipal Management Assoc., Inc. Local Government Management Alan Zalkind, Executive Director 973-207-4396; [email protected]
NJ Ombudsman for the Institutionalized Elderly (OOIE) Consulting Meetings Advocating for LTC Residents James W. McCracken, NJLTC Ombudsman 609-789-8464; [email protected]
NJ Planning Officials General Land Use & Planning Jason L. Kasler, Executive Director 908-400-3431; [email protected]
NJTPA NJ Pedestrian Safety Campaign David Behrend, Department Director 973-639-8423; [email protected] Amy Magnuson, Special Projects Mgr. 973-639-8433; [email protected]
Office of Cable TV - Board of Public Utilities Cable Television Karen Marlowe, Administrative Analyst 4 609-341-9429; [email protected] Nancy Wolf, Administrative Analyst 4 609-341-9170; [email protected]
Records Management Services Records Management Nichole Carthan, Records Manager 609-292-8697; [email protected]
U.S. Department of Agriculture - Rural Development Economic/Community Development for Small Cities & Towns Janis Rega, Area Director 908-852-2576 ext. 119; [email protected] Financing Community/Infrastructure Projects for Small Cities & Towns Kenneth C. Drewes, Community Programs Director 856-787-7753; [email protected] Housing and Urban Development Maria T. Maio-Messano, Field Office Director 973-776-7201; [email protected]
#njleague 2016 NJLM Conference | 19 101st annualconfprog_90thprogv511/3/165:04PMPage20 League Sessions • Tuesday, November 15 Michael Johnson, AssistantDirector, Div.ofTestDevelopment&Analytics, CSC Kelly Glenn,Director,DivisionofAgencyServices, CSC Kimberly Rogers-McLean,ExecutiveDirector,Div.ofAdministrative Support&Logistics,CSC Joseph Monzo,CFO,DeputyManager,SouthBrunswick All rooms are located in the ACCC unless otherwise indicated. Tuesday, November 15, 2016 Randall Solomon, New Jersey Speaking: Joseph Tempesta,Jr.,President,NJLM,Mayor,WestCaldwell Utilities Authority Welcome: Conveyance ofCertifications.Ticketrequired. Announcement; SustainableJerseySpecialAwards;Championand Presentation ofSustainableJerseyBusinessLeadershipAward;SmallGrantsCycle luncheon served.12:00noon-1:45p.m.program:SustainableJerseyAccomplishments; 11:00 a.m.-11:45a.m.Networkingreception(coffee&teaserved).11:45doorsopen Crown Ballroom, SheratonConventionCenter Hotel Eighth Annual SustainableJersey Awards Luncheon- 11:00 AM-1:45PM Kenneth Connolly,DeputyChiefofStaff,CSC Speaking: Presiding: JamesAnzaldi,Mayor,Clifton;LeaguePastPresident municipalities. NJCLE-2.0; PACLE-1.5 Commission (CSC),includinganoverviewoftrainingprograms andpointofcontactsfor This fast-pacedsessionwillcoverapotpourriofissuesand updatesfromtheCivilService Civil ServiceUpdate-Room304 Leon Costello,CPA/RMA,Ford-Scott&Assoc. Christine Zapicchi,Asst.Director,DLGS,DCA Speaking: Presiding: Gen/Sec; RMC-2.0 Fin; NJCLE-2.0; RPPO-2.0 M/S; CPA-2.0 Fin; PACLE-1.5 and policiesthataffectmunicipalfiscaloperations.CCFO-2.0 BUD; CMFO-2.0 BUD; CTC-2.0 affect municipalofficialsin2017.Thepanelwillreviewthelevycap,newlegislation,regulation, This sessionwillexplorebudget,accounting,andfinancialpolicychangesissuesthat Joint SessionwithGFOANJ&TCTANJ Budget & Audit Update-Room302 2:00 PM-3:40 Ed Mahaney,Jr.,SustainableJerseyBoardofTrustees,Mayor,CapeMay,Member,LeagueExecutive Clean EnergyPolicy,NewJerseyNaturalGas Anne-Marie Peracchio,ViceChairperson,SustainableJerseyBoardofTrustees,Dir.,Conservationand Mark Jones,VicePresidentofExternalAffairs,JCP&L,CertificationPlaqueSponsor Cynthia Covie,ChiefCounsel,NewJerseyBoardofPublicUtilities Paul Balfour,ActingAssistantCommissioner,NJDEP Susan Coan,VicePresident,AtlanticCityElectricRegion,SpecialAwardsandChampionSponsor Michael Schmid,SeniorDirectorApplianceServiceFieldOperations,PSE&G Bill Pickolycky,SustainableJerseyBoardofTrustees,Mayor,Woodbine 0|2016NJLMConference 20 Donna Drewes,Co-Director,SustainableJerseyandtheSustainabilityInstituteatCollegeof Grace M.Kelly,DeputyChiefExecutiveOfficer, CSC Timothy Cunningham,Director,DLGS,DCA Adrian O.Mapp,Mayor,Plainfield Richard Dovey,Chairperson,SustainableJerseyBoardofTrustees,President,AtlanticCounty Co-Director, Sustainable Jersey and the Sustainability Institute at the College of New Jersey #njleague League Sessions • Tuesday, Nov 15 2016 NJLM Conference | 21 “Importance of Resolultions of “Importance Mayor, East Rutherford; League Second Vice President President Vice Second League Rutherford; East Mayor, iSTEAM & Sustainable Schools Specialist, NJSBA iSTEAM & Sustainable Schools Specialist, Paul J. Matacera, Former Mayor, New Brunswick; League Past President Mayor, Cape May; League Executive Board Member Edward J. Mahaney, Jr., Mayor, Cape May; League Executive Board Mayor, Piscataway; League Immediate Past President Brian C. Wahler, Mayor, Piscataway; League Mayor, West Caldwell; League President Annual Mayor, West Caldwell;“Welcome to the 101st Joseph Tempesta, Jr., Assistant Director, Bloustein Local Gov. Research Center, Rutgers Gov. Research Center, Bloustein Local Assistant Director, Marc Pfeiffer, #njleague Presiding: Speaking: La Quetta Small, Principal, Pennsylvania Avenue School (In cooperation with NJ Clean Communities Council) Panelists will discuss authorized use of (In cooperation with NJ Clean Communities Council) Panelists will discuss authorized education grant funds that may offset municipal budget deficits; ways to expand environmental can leverage programs in the face of school cut-backs; and alternative sources of funding that RMC- Govt; CPWM-2.0 Fin/Debt; CMFO-2.0 Fin/Debt; Clean Communities funds. CCFO-2.0 WWW/TCH-1.5 Fin; CPA-2.0 Fin; 2.0 Litter Free Waterways: Keeping Plastics Out of the Waste Stream - Stream Waste Keeping Plastics Out of the Waterways: Free Litter Presiding: Member Speaking: Edward J. Mahaney, Jr., Mayor, Cape May; League Executive Board John Henry, This session is produced in cooperation with the NJ School Boards Association. Alternative This session is produced in cooperation are key elements in the sustainability of New Jersey energy installations and efficiency upgrades working with consultants, the ESIP process, feasibility schools and municipalities. Learn about and construction administration. Understand how assessments, procurement, project management and teach our next generation sustainable habits that collaborative projects reduce utility costs, will benefit the entire community. School-Municipal Cooperation: Energy-Saving Improvement School-Municipal Cooperation: - Room 321 Programs Presiding: League Conference” “Highlights of the Annual Conference” Michael J. Darcy, CAE, League Executive Director “Function & Importance of Annual Albert B. Kelly, Mayor, Bridgeton; League First Vice President Busines Meeting” Cassella, L. James Get oriented to get the most from your Annual Conference! Learn details on the procedure for most from your Annual Conference! Get oriented to get the highlights, and tips on what not to the Annual Business Meeting, Conference League resolutions, the most from your Conference learn something new about how to get miss. Everyone can to navigate the Convention Center. experience and how Speaking: Orientation: Getting the Most from Your Conference Experience - Experience Conference Your the Most from Orientation: Getting Room 319 Donald R. Lemma, Peapack and Gladstone Donald R. Councilman, Presiding: Speaking: South Orange Village Trustee, Howard Levison, County MUA Susan Arpa, IT Director, Cape May New and evolving technologies are changing how municipalities manage and deliver services. As services. and deliver manage how municipalities changing are technologies and evolving New be there will expect that reason to is no life, there of daily critical aspect become a has technology to decide you ready are elected official, As an business. conducting old ways of to the a return changes? the risks and you prepared to manage technology? Are municipality will use how your to expect. will discuss what This session The Role of Elected Officials in Managing Technology - Room 314 - Room Technology Managing in Officials of Elected Role The John Doring, Director of Public Works, Brigantine Shawn R. Klein, Deputy Mayor, Livingston ESIP Coordinator, Division of Economic Development & Energy Policy Mike Thulen, ESIP Coordinator, Division of Economic Development Passing” Room 401 Mark Warner, ACESplus - Efficiency and Renewable Energy Don Webster, President, New Jersey School Boards Assn. 101st annual conf prog_90th annual conf prog v5 11/3/16 5:04 PM Page 21 Page PM 5:04 v5 11/3/16 prog conf annual prog_90th conf annual 101st 101st annualconfprog_90thprogv511/3/165:04PMPage22 League Sessions • Tuesday, November 15 Green Purchasing; CPA-2.0 Fin; WWW/TCH-1.5; Planning Board/Zoning Board Board/Zoning Planning WWW/TCH-1.5; Fin; CPA-2.0 Purchasing; Green QPA-2.0 Fin; RMC-2.0 Govt; CPWM-2.0 Fin/Debt; CMFO-2.0 Fin/Debt; CCFO-2.0 Secretary-1.5; Zoning Official-1.5; Land Use Administrator - 1.5 - Administrator Use Land Official-1.5; Zoning Secretary-1.5; discussed. be also will collaborative Works Water Jersey the through officials municipal bring green infrastructure assets to your town. Resources and networking available to available networking and Resources town. your to assets infrastructure green bring how tools like ordinance amendments, municipal incentives, and Sustainable Jersey actions can actions Jersey Sustainable and incentives, municipal amendments, ordinance like tools how Donna Drewes,Co-Director,SustainabilityInstitute atTCNJ on the community and also confer powerful societal and economic benefits. Learn from experts from Learn benefits. economic and societal powerful confer also and community the on Jennifer Gonzalez,PrincipalPlanner,Hoboken Christine Madrid,Committeewoman,Montgomery Rudy Fernandez, Phyllis Holly-Ward,Councilwoman-at-Large,Trenton Gregory C.Fehrenbach,LeagueInterlocalCooperations&ManagementAdvisoryCoordinator Speaking: ThomasSarlo,Councilman,LittleFerry Presiding: experiences. hand first from learn and questions ask to ability the have government, of form your to unique responsibilities and role your understand will you session, this attending By body. governing municipal a of member elected an as position your of authority and responsibilities the about questions have may you Trustees, of Board a even or Commission; or Committee, Council, the on are you Whether Governing Bodies:Roles&Responsibilities-Room420 Jessica P.Margulies,EclecticArchitecture,LLC Paul Swartz, Speaking: Presiding: rural, canimplementadaptivere-useforbotheconomicdevelopmentandpreservation. This sessionwillproviderealworldexamplesofhowmunicipalities,betheyurban,suburban,or Adaptive Re-Use-Room419 Jon Bramnick,AssemblyMinorityLeader,District21 Speaking: JoeyNovick,FormerCouncilman,Flemington;Comedian Presiding: M/S RPPO-2.0 Admin; Off QPA-2.0 Devel; Prof RMC-2.0 MGMT; CPWM-2.0 Gen/Sec; CTC-2.0 Mgmt; Off CMFO-2.0 government. town your in you for work to humor of put to sense how your learn session, League special this In representative. desired a of attributes the of choice one as humor” of “sense check residents Jersey New mayors, and local officials, elected legislators, state of qualities best the about asked When there? find often we the seriousness about be we can humorous how and government, in humor about be we can serious How The BenefitsofLaughter inGovernment -Room411 Edward Confair,ProjectManager,Engineering& LandPlanningAssoc.,Inc. Speaking: Presiding: DanaRedd,Mayor,Camden stormwater of impacts the address that tools effective highly are practices infrastructure Green Room 421 Storm Water Management’s RoleinCommunityHealth&Prosperity - 2|2016NJLMConference 22 Michael J.Margulies,Architect,EclecticArchitecture,LLC Chris Obropta,AssociateExtensionSpecialistinWaterResources,RutgersCooperative Extension Thomas Sarlo,Councilman,LittleFerry Janice Kovach,Mayor,ClintonTown;LeagueExecutiveBoardMember Chuck Chiarello,Mayor,BuenaVista;LeaguePastPresident Principal, CEO,USAArchitects Councilman, Livingston CCFO-2.0 Off Mgmt; Off CCFO-2.0 #njleague League Sessions • Tuesday, November 15 2016 NJLM Conference | 23 Mayor, Pleasantville; League Executive Board Member Mayor, Ewing Mayor, Bridgeton; League First Vice President League First Mayor, Bridgeton; Albert B. Kelly, Client Services, Div. of Pensions & Benefits, NJ Treasury Dept. Andrew Kenney, Client Services, Div. of Pensions & Benefits, Christina Engh, COO, UASolutions Group NJCLE-1.5; PACLE-1.0 #njleague the tone and create the climate for good leadership in appointed positions. This session will look the tone and create the climate for good leadership in appointed positions. This and policies that at leadership styles that work in local government. It will also discuss practices can make good leadership a way of life in the administration of municipal affairs. Speaking: Sean Elwell, Mayor, Elsinboro; League Executive Board Member Presiding: Jesse L. Tweedle, Sr., Inspiring Excellence - Room 315 Inspiring Excellence - Room members can set Good leadership is crucial to the success of any municipality. Governing body Speaking: & Benefits, NJ Treasury Dept. Karen Gendusi, Employer & Member Education, Div. of Pensions Presiding: Bert H. Steinmann, Preparing for Retirement - Room 303 Retirement for Preparing Joint Session with GFOANJ & TCTANJ will discuss how to familiarize you with your PERS In this session, the Division of Pensions retirement allowance. There will be an overview of the pension and how to file for your PERS explanation of how to get an estimate, a brief summary of formula to calculate your pensions, an taxation of your pension, and review of how to file your pension pay out options, discussion of application online. Ken Fellman, Partner, Kissinger & Fellman, PC Mayor, Piscataway; League Immediate Past President Presiding: Brian C. Wahler, Mayor, Piscataway; League Immediate Past Speaking: Joint Session with JAG Local government uses for drones include search and rescue, firefighting, riot suppression, disaster control, local access programming, routine aerial surveillance, and environmental mapping. Almost daily, we are finding new ways to use them, creating regulatory and operational challenges for local governments. Learn about federal preemption, tort liability, crashes, trespass, and more. This session will review all this and the new FAA rules governing drones. 3:45 PM - 5:15 PM 3:45 PM - 5:15 - Local Governments Opporunities for Challenges and Drones: Room 301 League General Counsel, Helmer, Conley and Kasselman; Parliamentarian Conley and Kasselman; Counsel, Helmer, Kearns, Jr., Esq., League General William J. Presiding: Resolutions Committee - Room 320 Room - Committee Resolutions officials are encouraged delegates. Municipal is open to all Committee meeting The Resolutions vote at the committee may Only members of proposed resolutions. comment upon to attend and meeting. the committee 3:00 PM - 5:15 PM PM 5:15 - PM 3:00 Bob Casey, Former Executive Director, NJMMA Pensions & Benefits Specialist 1, Div. of Pensions & Benefits, NJ Treasury Dept. Andra Hopson, Pensions & Benefits Specialist 1, Div. of Pensions 101st annual conf prog_90th annual conf prog v5 11/3/16 5:04 PM Page 23 Page PM 5:04 v5 11/3/16 prog conf annual prog_90th conf annual 101st 101st annualconfprog_90thprogv511/3/165:04PMPage24 League Sessions • Tuesday, November 15 Govt; RMC-1.5 Fin; QPA-1.5 Green Purchasing; CPA-1.5 Fin funding opportunities.CCFO-1.5 Fin/Debt Mgmt; CMFO-1.5 Fin/Debt Mgmt; CPWM-1.5 M. JamesMaley,Jr., Victor DeLuca,Mayor,Maplewood Angie McGuire,Assoc.Director,RutgersCenterforGov.Services Speaking: ErnieReock,ProfessorEmeritus,RutgersCenterforGov.Services Welcome: Presiding: supports successfuleconomicdevelopmentapproaches.CTA-1.5 PTA property taxes.Discussionwillcover12variablesusedinhisanalysis.Comelearnthetheorythat expenditure levels.Additionalconclusionspointtotheneedfor“alieninvestment”control determinants. Oneofhisconclusionsisthatpropertytaxesarenotbasedonhighmunicipal Using thelatestavailabledata,Dr.ErnieReockjustcompletedastudyoflocalpropertytax Joint SessionwithRutgersCenterforGovernmentServices Property Tax Determinants: The Need for Alien Investments - Room 408 Amy Fitzgerald,Manager,Gov.AffairsNJNaturalGas Charles A.Wimberg,VP,AtlanticCityElectric Todd Hranicka,Director,SolarEnergy,PSE&G Speaking: DeaneEvans,ExecutiveDirector,NJIT Presiding: EdwardDonovan,Mayor,Manasquan interesting session.CPWM-1.5 MGMT; WWW/TCH-1.5 big stormhits.UtilityrepresentativeswillbeavailableaswellBPUstafftoconductthis the effectsofvegetationmanagement.It’simportanttoknowabouttheseissuesbeforenext impacts atown,stormresponseincludingpoweroutages,roadclosures,communicationissuesand This sessionprovidesabasicunderstandingofhowtheutilitygridworksandeach Utilities &Storms:CommunityImpacts-Room322 Joe Getz,President,CommunityInsights,JGSCGroup,LLC Stephen Santola,GeneralCounsel,WoodmontProperties Robert Zuckerman,SouthOrangeVillageCenterAlliance Speaking: JamesHughes,KellerWilliamsRealty-NJMetroGroup Presiding: PasqualeMenna, independently ownedbusinesses,andhowtosupportthem. the ever-changingworldofretail,andhowtoattractuniquedowntownretailers,value municipality. Learnhowtoembraceyourtown’sidentity,understandtradearea, Recognizing yourobstaclesandopportunitiesarethekeystosuccess–notcopyinganother Co-sponsored withDowntownNewJersey.Everydowntownhasitsowncharacterandissues. How toMake Your DowntownaSuccess-Room318 Edward Mignone, BoroughAssistant Engineer,FortLee Ila Kasofsky,Councilwoman,FortLee Stephen Stocker,Chair,MadisonEnvironmentalCommission Michael Nordquist,Co-Chair,EwingGreenTeam Joanne Mullowney,Co-Chair,EwingGreenTeam Edward English,GreenTeamMember,Bernardsville Speaking: Presiding: implement sustainabilityinitiativesandbuildgreenteamcapacity, andfindoutaboutcurrent participating municipalitiesandschools.Learnhowcommunities leveragedthesefundsto Since itsinception,SustainableJerseyhasawardednearly 3milliondollarsingrantsto Accomplishing Big Things with aSmallGrant-Room421 Dennis Bone,DirectorofEntrepreneurship,MontclairStateUniversity Barbara Short,ManagingDirector,CECP:TheCEOForceforGood Speaking: MaryAnnBaenninger, Presiding: RobertConley,Mayor,Madison each other,andcoordinateeffortstosetthefuturetogether. keep anopenlineofcommunication;themunicipalandbusinesscommunitiesaccountableto Description ofhowtheMadisonBusinessCouncilworkswithbothlargeandsmallbusinessesto How toEngageLocalBusinesses& Attract NewBusiness -Room416 4|2016NJLMConference 24 Jennifer Coyne,ProgramOfficer,PSEGFoundation Victor DeLuca,Mayor,Maplewood Chuck Cahn,Mayor,CherryHill Alan Zalkind,Director,RutgersCenterforGov.Services Mayor, Collingswood Mayor, RedBank President, DrewUniversity #njleague League Sessions • Wednesday, November 16 2016 NJLM Conference | 25 CCFO-2.0 Off Mgmt; CMFO-2.0 Off Mgmt; CPWM-2.0 Mgmt; Off CMFO-2.0 Mgmt; Off CCFO-2.0 Mayor, Collingswood League Grants Consultant; President, Triad Associates CCFO-2.0 Fin/Debt; CMFO-2.0 Fin/Debt; RMC-2.0 Fin; CPA-2.0 Fin CPA-2.0 Fin; RMC-2.0 Fin/Debt; CMFO-2.0 Fin/Debt; CCFO-2.0 Mayors Wellness Campaign Spokeswoman Joetta Clark Diggs, Mayors Wellness Campaign M. James Maley, Jr., Mayor, Collingswood Ziad Andrew Shehady, Business Administrator, Springfield Twp. (Union) #njleague Speaking: Michael Zumpino, Pilar Hogan-Closkey, Executive Director, St. Joseph’s Carpenter Society Presiding: M. James Maley, Jr., Many municipalities are facing the challenge of redeveloping vacant, abandoned, zombie, and zombie, abandoned, vacant, redeveloping of challenge the facing are municipalities Many Funding the Zombie Foreclosure Epidemic - Room 303 Epidemic - Room Funding the Zombie Foreclosure Mayor, Clinton Town; League Executive Board Member Presiding:Janice Kovach, Mayor, Clinton Town; League Executive Board Speaking: Tara St. Angelo, Gebhardt & Keifer, PC University Tricia Nolfi, Organizational Leadership Program; Rider Member Janice Kovach, Mayor, Clinton Town; League Executive Board A more advanced look at social media platforms. Discussion will include examining the strengths A more advanced look at social media how to use these platforms in a government public and weaknesses of different platforms and measuring results, and tips on marketing your relations plan, creating meaningful content, IT; CTC-2.0 IT; CMFO-2.0 IT; to find you. CCFO-2.0 accounts so that residents know where PACLE-1.5 NJCLE-2.0; IT; QPA-2.0 IT; RMC-2.0 IT; CPWM-2.0 Developing a Successful Social Media Plan - Room 302 Developing a Successful Social Mayor, Evesham; League Executive Board Member Presiding: Randy Brown, Mayor, Evesham; League Executive Board Speaking: Wardell Sanders, President, NJ Association of Health Plans Employee Health Benefit Fund Marianne Smith, Manager,Hardyston; Chair; North Jersey Municipal Health Risk Management Bill Lacy, President & CEO, Association for Corporate Alternatives to the State Health Benefits Program - Room 301 - the State Health Benefits Program Alternatives to cost- most the consider must employers employees’, to benefits health quality providing When municipalities Benefits, Health State the to addition In benefits. such providing for source effective a with directly broker or fund, self-insurance a create Fund, Insurance Health a in participate can Benefits Health State the to alternatives the explore will session This provider. insurance health Program. Presiding: AM 9:00 AM - 10:40 Get some exercise with the Mayors Wellness Campaign’s Spokeswoman and four-time Olympian and four-time Spokeswoman Wellness Campaign’s exercise with the Mayors Get some for workout. Free t-shirts for a light indoor ready in sneakers Clark Diggs. Come athlete, Joetta all participants. Mayors Wellness Campaign: Fitness with an Olympian - Room - - Room with an Olympian Fitness Campaign: Wellness Mayors Level Galleria Atrium 7:30 AM - 8:15 AM - 8:15 AM 7:30 All rooms are located in the ACCC unless otherwise indicated. otherwise unless ACCC the in located are rooms All Wednesday, November 16, 2016 2016 16, November Wednesday, Denise Kirk-Murray, District Community Affairs Officer, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency foreclosed properties; structures that often pose safety threats and detract from the value of the area. the of value the from detract and threats safety pose often that structures properties; foreclosed But when considering solutions for rehabbing these buildings, the primary question becomes: Where becomes: question primary the buildings, these rehabbing for public-private solutions solutions: of range considering a when But discuss will panel This from? come project this for money the will partnerships, grants-regulatory, market driven, and redevelopment- based-and the financing programs financing the based-and redevelopment- and driven, market grants-regulatory, partnerships, solutions. these implement to available Tech; RMC-2.0 Prof Devel; NJCLE-2.0; CPA-2.0 Fin; CTA-1.5 PTA; PACLE-1.5; Planning PACLE-1.5; PTA; CTA-1.5 Fin; CPA-2.0 1.5 NJCLE-2.0; - Devel; Prof Administrator Use RMC-2.0 Land Tech; Official-1.5; Zoning Secretary-1.5; Board Board/Zoning 101st annual conf prog_90th annual conf prog v5 11/3/16 5:04 PM Page 25 Page PM 5:04 v5 11/3/16 prog conf annual prog_90th conf annual 101st 101st annualconfprog_90thprogv511/3/165:04PMPage26 League Sessions • Wednesday, November 16 2.0 Fin/Debt; CPWM-2.0 Govt; RMC-2.0 Fin; QPA-2.0 Green Purchasing; CPA-2.0 Fin resources introduced in 2016 and preview what is planned for 2017. best practices and current thinking. Join us to learn about the new actions, opportunities, and Larry Levine,Sr.Attorney,WaterProgram,Natural ResourcesDefenseCouncil(NRDC) focused on implementing them. To stay relevant and impactful this work must evolve with emerging Chris Obropta,ExtensionSpecialist,RutgersCooperative ExtensionWaterResourcesProgram Linda Weber,ResiliencyProgramDirector,Sustainability InstituteatTCNJ the volunteer task forces charged with developing program actions and the local green teams Lauren Skowronski,ProgramDirector,CommunityEngagement, SustainabilityInstituteatTCNJ Relations -Room404 Building, Maintaining,&RepairingGoodPolice-Community Joe Donald,Coordinator,OfficeofEnvironmentalJustice,NJDEP Eileen Banyra,ProfessionalPlanner,MaserConsulting Gerry Scharfenberger,OfficeforPlanningAdvocacy,Dept.ofState Speaking: RobertPowell,ManagingDirector,NassauCapitalAdvisors Presiding: ColleenMahr,Mayor,Fanwood;LeagueThirdVicePresident Administrator - 1.5 generations. Planning Board/Zoning Board Secretary-1.5; Zoning Official-1.5; Land Use it meansforurbanareas,Stateplanningpolicies,andifthistrendwillcontinueintofuture population andjobsshiftingbacktourbanareas.Thisprogramwillexplorethedynamicwhat The growthofsuburbanareaswitnessedinthesecondhalf20thcenturyhasshifted,with Joint SessionwithNJPO New Lifefor Centers-Room 401 Brian Wilton,Mayor,LakeComo Dale Florio,Partner,PrincetonPublicAffairs Speaking: Presiding: GaryPassanante,Mayor,Somerdale;LeagueExecutiveBoardMember presented withpublicopinion. differences youneedtoidentifyinopiniondataandwhatlocalofficialsshouldwatchforwhen public policy?Whatisreliabledatathatcanhelpindecisionmaking?Thissessionexplainsthe pitfalls ofmoneyedinterestgroupsorcasualopiniondatasuchasSurveyMonkeyinmaking discuss theissueofgoverningbyreferendumandimpactpollsongoverning.Whatare With thepotentialforconstitutionalamendmentson2016oreven2017ballot,itistimelyto Understanding PublicOpinionIndicators-Room314 Randall Solomon,Co-Director,SustainabilityInstitute atTCNJ Speaking: DonnaDrewes,Co-Director,SustainabilityInstituteatTCNJ Presiding: EdwardJ.Mahaney,Jr.,Mayor,CapeMay;LeagueExecutiveBoardMember Sustainable Jersey has come a long way since it was first launched in 2009 thanks to commitment of Sustainable JerseyProgram Update-Room421 Michael A.Gaimari,Sr., Chris Wagner,Chief,DenvillePD;PastPresident,NJSACOP Michael Blunt,Mayor,Chesilhurst Speaking: RichardT.Smith,President,NAACP,NJStateConference Presiding: AlbertB.Kelly,Mayor,Bridgeton;LeagueFirstVicePresident respect andmutualtrust,benefitall. depend onthesupportandcooperationofcommunitiestheyserve.Goodrelations,built Communities relyonpolicedepartmentstopreservethepeaceandprotectinnocent.Police 6|2016NJLMConference 26 Peter Woolley,Provost,FairleighDickinsonUniversity Chief, BridgetonPD CCFO-2.0 Fin/Debt; CMFO- #njleague League Sessions • Wednesday, November 16 2016 NJLM Conference | 27 Mayor, Bloomfield Mayor, Paulsboro Daniel Burke, Treasurer, NJSME; Municipal Engineer, Jackson #njleague Presiding: Colleen Mahr, Mayor, Fanwood; League Third Vice President Moderator: Lisa Gulla, President, NJACCHO Speaking: Cathleen Bennett, Commissioner, NJDOH Laura O’Reilly, Registered Nurse; President, NJLBOHA Improving & Protecting New Jersey's Health - Room 312 New Jersey's Health - Room & Protecting Improving Joint Session with NJACCHO (Health Officers) Commissioner of This session will provide an update on the State of Health in New Jersey by the Health and will highlight priority areas for the year ahead. DSFC, Hazardous Materials Response Unit, NJSP Speaking: Christopher Pereira, DSFC, Hazardous Materials Response Unit, Jim Orgill, State Critical Infrastructure Coordinator, NJOHSP Robert Van Fossen, Director, Emergency Management, NJDEP Railway Michael Fesen, Manager, Gov. Relations, Norfolk Southern Presiding: Gary Stevenson, Rail Safety HAZMATS & Response - Room 309 & Response Rail Safety HAZMATS officials need to understand what is rolling through their Rail shipment of HAZMATs means local place for responding to incidents. NJOEM will lead a communities and the systems that are in Govt CPWM-1.5 review of rail safety and emergency response. Speaking: Counsel John Scagnelli, Scarinci & Hollenbeck; League Environmental Practices Subcommittee, T&M Associates, Richard Moralle, Municipal Engineers’ Rep, NJDEP Best Mgmt. NJDEP Jim Murphy, Bureau Chief, Non-Point Pollution Control, Tim Ebersberger, Environmental Engineer, NJDEP Gene Chebra, Section Chief, Division of Water Quality, NJDEP Presiding: Michael Venezia, MS-4: An Update on Storm Water Regulations - Room 304 Regulations - Room Water on Storm An Update MS-4: issued to all municipalities. These process of renewing storm water permits The NJDEP is in the Sewer Systems, or MS4s. This referred to as Municipal Separate Storm municipal systems are ongoing activities to support local an overview of draft permit requirements, session will provide The session will also help attractive financing for capital improvements. government, including of storm water management a better understanding of the relationship municipalities gain can improve water quality. water quality issues and how their actions activities to current of managing storm water their views on the benefits and challenges Panelists will provide NJCLE- Govt; to improve infrastructure. CPWM-1.5 infrastructure as well as the opportunities WWW/TCH-1.0 PACLE-1.0; 1.5; Mayor, Piscataway; League Immediate Past President League Immediate Brian C. Wahler,Mayor, Piscataway; Presiding: Action News NJ Correspondent Philadelphia; Nora Muchanic,6-ABC, WPVI-TV, Moderator: Jersey Governor Former New Speaking: James J. Florio, Former New Jersey Governor Donald T. DiFranscesco, John O. Bennett, Former New Jersey Governor Former Governors' Year in Review - Room 201/202 - Room in Review Year Governors' Former back Governors will look Our panel of former State issues. Local government. National politics. to the future. 12 months, and ahead on the past 10:45 AM - 12:00 PM - 12:00 AM 10:45 101st annual conf prog_90th annual conf prog v5 11/3/16 5:04 PM Page 27 Page PM 5:04 v5 11/3/16 prog conf annual prog_90th conf annual 101st 101st annualconfprog_90thprogv511/3/165:04PMPage28 League Sessions • Wednesday, November 16 Randall Solomon,Co-Director,SustainableJersey &TheSustainabilityInstituteatTCNJ Melanie McDermott,Sr.Researcher,SustainableJersey &TheSustainabilityInstituteatTCNJ health, andeducationthatwillbenefitallcommunitiesinourstate. New JerseyUrbanMayorsAssociationtodevelopkeypolicies,suchaseconomicdevelopment, recognize theeconomicimportanceofurbancommunitiesandinvitethemtopartnerwith session, wewilloutlinekeyprioritiesforthenextGovernorandcalluponcandidatesto these centersmustleadthediscussiononsoundpoliciestoadvancestate’sinterest.Inthis opportunities forsuccessandgrowth.Asmillennialsbabyboomersmovebacktoourcities, New Jersey’surbancentersarethemostdenselypopulatedcommunitiesbutlackneeded The Governor’s Race&theUrban Agenda -Room419 Kristina Hadinger,Partner,Mason,Griffin&Pierson,PC;LeagueDeputyGeneralCounsel Speaking: Presiding: JamesL.Cassella,Mayor,EastRutherford;LeagueSecondVicePresident Local PublicMeetingsAct,AccesstoRecords,andCivilityinDiscourse. In thissession,municipalofficialswillreceiveup-to-dateinformationonvariousethicsissues,the Elected Officials Primer: Ethics, OPMA, OPRA, & Civility - Room 417 Jennifer Edwards,ManagingDirector,AcaciaFinancialGroup,Inc. Noreen White,Co-President,AcaciaFinancialGroup,Inc. Douglas Goldmacher,Analyst,Moody’sInvestorsService Edward McManimon,LeagueBondCounsel;McManimonScotland&Baumann Speaking: TimothyCunningham, Presiding: RMC-1.5 Fin; NJCLE-1.5; CPA-1.5 FIN; PACLE-1.0 market rating,thefinancingprocess,andmuchmore.CCFO-1.5 Fin/Debt; CMFO-1.5 Fin/Debt; public financingoptionsavailable,theimportanceofmarketratings,howtoachieveafavorable This must-attendprogramisaprimeronpublicfinancing.Theexpertpanelistswillexplainthe Public Financing101-Room402 Gary Sondermeyer,VPofOperations,BayshoreRecycling Speaking: RoccoD’Antonio,ManagingMember,OrganicDiversion,LLC Presiding: JeffreyStephenKasko, accomplishing it.CPWM-1.5 Tech standard anddiscusshowtheexistingnewactionscan startmovingcommunitiestoward make senseatthelocallevel.PreviewSustainableJersey’s newWasteManagementGoldStar help dealwithfoodwaste,glass,andnon-traditionalplastics inthewastestreamandwhatcould critical tobecomingsustainable.Learnaboutthenewand evolving technologythatisessentialto Achieving statelevelgoalsrelatedtosolidwaste,reuseand recycling,andhazardouswasteis Room 421 Waste ManagementChallenges&OpportunitiesattheLocalLevel- Ras Baraka,Mayor,Newark;LeagueExecutiveBoardMember Donald Guardian,Mayor,AtlanticCity Eric Jackson, Jose Torres,Mayor,Paterson Dwayne D.WarrenMayor,Orange Speaking: AlbertB.Kelly,Mayor,Bridgeton;LeagueFirstVicePresident Presiding: WildaDiaz,Mayor,PerthAmboy;President,UrbanMayorsAssociation 8|2016NJLMConference 28 William J.Kearns,Jr.,LeagueGeneralCounsel;Helmer,Conley&Kasselman Dana Redd,Mayor,Camden Mayor, Trenton Director, DLGS,DCA Mayor, Haddonfield #njleague League Sessions • Wednesday, November 16 2016 NJLM Conference | 29 Presiding Bob Martin Ehsan Zaffar Charles Richman League President Sr. Policy Advisor, Donald A. Guardian Mayor, Atlantic City Host City Welcome Joseph Tempesta, Jr. Mayor, West Caldwell; Commissioner’s Panel Civil Rights & Liberties, Questions and Answers Mayors Box Lunch Mayors Hall of Fame Presentation US Department of Homeland Security 12:00 PM – 1:45 PM – 1:45 PM 12:00 Innovation in Government Presentations “Mitigating Violent Extremism–A Mayor’s Role” “Mitigating Violent Extremism–A Mayor’s Session Preview: Mitigating Violent Extremism Commissioner, State Department of Community Affairs Commissioner, State Department of Community Crown Ballroom, Sheraton Convention Center Hotel Crown Ballroom, Sheraton Commissioner, State Department of Environmental Protection *Tickets are $25 and may be purchased at the end of the Registration Desk, located on the 2nd floor of the Atlantic City Convention Center. Registration desk contact: Marie Johnson. matters that will affect you and your municipality, now and in the future. you and your municipality, now and matters that will affect #njleague This week one of our most popular sessions in Atlantic City will be for our Annual Mayors’ Box most popular sessions in Atlantic City This week one of our luncheon will feature key Cabinet Officials who will be asked to address broad State-local policy key Cabinet Officials who will be asked luncheon will feature Luncheon. Moderated by League President Joseph Tempesta, Jr., of West Caldwell, this working by League President Joseph Tempesta, Luncheon. Moderated 101st annual conf prog_90th annual conf prog v5 11/3/16 5:04 PM Page 29 Page PM 5:04 v5 11/3/16 prog conf annual prog_90th conf annual 101st 101st annualconfprog_90thprogv511/3/165:04PMPage30 League Sessions • Wednesday, November 16 Kristin Hansen,EnvironmentalSpecialist,DivisionofWaterQuality,NJDEP Frank LoDolce,DirectorofFacilities,Design&Construction WWW/TCH- 1.5 WWW/TCH- PACLE-1.5; Fin; CPA-2.0 NJCLE-2.0; Duties; Admin/Gen Off QPA-2.0 Devel; John M.Scagnelli,Scarinci&Hollenbeck;LeagueEnvironmentalCounsel Greg Krueger,AheraConsultants,Inc. Christopher M.Leusner,Chief,MiddleTwp.PD Pamela Taylor,Coordinator,NJConnectforRecovery Joanne McCarthy,Director,MentalHealthAssociationinNJCallCenterServices Program Frank Mazza,ProgramDirector,HudsonCountyDepartmentofCorrectionsCommunityReintegration Speaking: ConnieGreene,VicePresident,BarnabasHealthBehavioralNetworkInstituteforPrevention Presiding: OwenHenry,Mayor,OldBridge EMS-1.5 PACLE-1.5; Initiative. Recovery Addiction Assisted Police the and society; re-entering ex-offenders to services comprehensive connecting for model stop one- a resources; Recovery for Connect NJ coaches; recovery with patients overdose connecting Program Recovery Overdose Opioid the discuss will seminar informative This crisis? health public this address to step next the is what but overdoses, reverse to NARCAN using are municipalities More NJ. in rise to continues abuse opiate and heroin for rate treatment The NARCAN: Now What? -Room301 Jon M.Bramnick,AssemblyRepublicanLeader;Assemblyman,District21 Vincent Prieto,AssemblySpeaker;Assemblyman,District32 Thomas H.Kean,SenateRepublicanLeader;Senator,District21 Speaking: StephenM.Sweeney,SenatePresident;Senator,District3 Moderator: MichaelAron,NJTVChiefPoliticalCorrespondent Presiding: AlbertB.Kelly,Mayor,Bridgeton;LeagueFirstVicePresident session. highlight conference this host will Aron, Michael Corps, Press Statehouse the of Dean esteemed the months, 12 just in grabs for up Legislature the of Houses both and Office Governor’s the With Plans -Room201/202 Advancing Agendas: LegislativeLeadersCompare &Contrast2017 2:00 PM-3:40 William P.Call,PennjerseyEnvironmentalConsulting Speaking: JohnMcKeon, Presiding: DavidDelVecchio,Mayor,Lambertville;LeaguePastPresident problem. the correct to needed steps the and water, drinking in lead of sources the exposure, their of persons of classes affected advise to duty the including water, drinking in lead regarding requirements legal and technical the discuss will session This departments. works public and offices administrative town including facilities, municipal all to extend concerns the buildings, school aging on focused understandably has water in lead on attention the of much While Get The LeadOut-WhatMunicipalitiesCanDo-Room304 0|2016NJLMConference 30 CCFO-2.0 Off Mgmt; CMFO-2.0 Off Mgmt; CPWM-2.0 Govt; RMC-2.0 Prof RMC-2.0 Govt; CPWM-2.0 Mgmt; Off CMFO-2.0 Mgmt; Off CCFO-2.0 Assemblyman, District27 RMC-2.0 Prof Devel; NJCLE-2.0; Devel; Prof RMC-2.0 #njleague League Sessions • Wednesday, November 16 2016 NJLM Conference | 31 CCFO-2.0 Fin/Debt; CMFO- Fin/Debt; CCFO-2.0 CCFO-2.0 Fin/Debt; CMFO-2.0 Fin/Debt; CPWM-2.0 Govt; CPWM-2.0 Fin/Debt; CMFO-2.0 Fin/Debt; CCFO-2.0 Mayor, Bayhead Commissioner, BPU Joseph M. Hannon, Attorney, Genova Burns LLC; League Labor Relations Counsel Adam Koeppe, VP, Network Technology, Verizon Inc. Senator, District 17 Senator, District Bob Smith, #njleague Presiding:Brian Carlin, Mayor, Burlington Twp. Speaking: The Sun is Not Setting on Chapter 78 - Room 404 78 The Sun is Not Setting on Chapter contribution the regarding municipalities for obligations negotiations on focus will session This 2015. June in effect took benefits health 78 Chapter of provision sunset The 78. Chapter of tiers employees. non-union and union both for operates 78 Chapter how on concentrate will session This sunset current the of light in negotiations handle to how on provided be will emphasis Specific the on information Up-to-date benefits. 78 Chapter the of 4 Tier reach employees once provision this handling are entities public how of analysis as well as provided be will legislation the of status Care Affordable the under plans for tax Cadillac the of discussion addition, In negotiations. in issue 2020. January in effect into comes tax The discussed. be will Act 2.0 Fin/Debt; RMC-2.0 Fin; NJCLE-2.0; CPA-2.0 Fin; PACLE-1.5 Fin; CPA-2.0 NJCLE-2.0; Fin; RMC-2.0 Fin/Debt; 2.0 Presiding: Michael Venezia, Mayor, Bloomfield Speaking: Richard Trenk, Municipal Attorney, West Orange DLGS (retired) Joseph Valenti, Chief, Bureau of Local Management Services, Kenneth S. Fellman, Counsel to Jersey Access Group What is a "Responsible Bidder"? - Room 403 What is a "Responsible Bidder"? Joint Session with GPANJ responsible “lowest the to awarded be must bid a Law, Contracts Public Local the Under determine to used practices and law, case statutes, the explain will session This bidder”. responsive to governments local for available tools the and “responsible” considered be can bidder a whether responsibility. bidder’s a evaluate Bret Perkins, VP, External Affairs, Comcast Corps. Stefanie Brand, Director, Div. of the Rate Counsel Upendra J. Chivukula, PACLE-1.5 Fin; CPA-2.0 P/P; RPPO-2.0 NJCLE-2.0; P/P; QPA-2.0 Fin; RMC-2.0 Mayor, Piscataway; League Immediate Past President Presiding: Brian C. Wahler, Mayor, Piscataway; League Immediate Past Speaking: Speaking: Park Mayor, Seaside Robert Matthies, Hollenbeck, LLC Jr., Counsel, Scarinci William Sullivan, Ray Cantor, Chief Advisor, NJDEP Land Use, NJDEP Ginger Kopkash, Assistant Commissioner - Room 310 & Broadband Telecommunications Face of The Changing to discuss the changing nature of session will be to provide an opportunity The purpose of this and also some of the possible and broadband, the benefits of this change, telecommunications landscape is changing drastically. telecommunications and broadband issues related to it. The fiber-optic lines that provide given way to coaxial cables and now Copper landlines have phones not landlines. And, younger service. Many households use cell telephone and broadband Hulu, or HBO GO. How will this their cable TV subscriptions for Netflix, Americans are ditching This seminar will provide a And, how will this affect municipal revenue? affect your citizens? discussion of where we’re heading. William Curtis, Presiding: This past year has provided a lot of twists and turns when it comes to beach access. DEP access. to beach it comes turns when twists and a lot of has provided past year This back the pieces we’re putting Now, was passed. legislation and struck down were regulations the status more about to learn this session drop by Please beach access. it comes to when together Govt CPWM-2.0 affect your town. policies and how they beach access of New Jersey’s Public Access To NJ Waterways - Room 309 - Room Waterways NJ To Access Public Administrator/Municipal Clerk, Woodland Park Kevin V. Galland, Administrator/Municipal Clerk, Woodland Julius “Jay” N. Coltre, Acting Purchasing Director, County of Essex 101st annual conf prog_90th annual conf prog v5 11/3/16 5:04 PM Page 31 Page PM 5:04 v5 11/3/16 prog conf annual prog_90th conf annual 101st 101st annualconfprog_90thprogv511/3/165:04PMPage32 League Sessions • Wednesday, November 16 Presiding: CMFO-2.0 Fin/Debt; RMC-2.0 Fin; NJCLE-2.0; CPA-2.0 Fin; PACLE-1.5 stories involvingbothlocalandstatesupportmayalsobehighlighted.CCFO-2.0 Fin/Debt; designed toencouragegrowthintargetedlocations,includingintra-staterelocations.Success advanced undertheAct–GrowNJandERG–whilealsoaddressingspecificprovisionsthatwere and investments.Thispanelwillprovideanoverviewofeligibilityrequirementsfortheincentives Economic OpportunityActcanbeapowerfulandvaluabletooltoattractretainbusinesses ever forbusinessesandjobs.Asmunicipalofficialslooktoincreaseratables,theNewJersey In anincreasinglyglobalmarketplace,NewJerseyanditscommunitiesarecompetingmorethan The EconomicOpportunity Act & Your Municipality-Room 411 Matt Rogers,Attorney,LawOfficesofMatthewRogers;LeagueAssociateCounsel Michael Fitzgerald,Attorney,Fitzgerald&McGroartyPA Speaking: TaraSt.Angelo,Attorney,Gebhardt&Kiefer Presiding: PatriciaGraham,Mayor,Montgomery Official-1.5; Land Use Administrator - 1.5 2.0 M/S; CPA-2.0 PD; PACLE-1.5; Planning Board/Zoning Board Secretary-1.5; Zoning Gen/Sec; CPWM-2.0 Mgmt; RMC-2.0 Rec; QPA-2.0 Off Admin/Gen; NJCLE-2.0; RPPO- “information,” andothergrayareas.CCFO-2.0 Off Mgmt; CMFO-2.0 Off Mgmt; CTC-2.0 and recordsretention.Thissessionwilldiscusssocialmedia,videorecordings,electronic almost daily.MostoftheseareashavetodowithnewertechnologiesandtheirimpactonOPRA OPRA isaverycomplicatedareaofthelawandthereareplentythornyissuesthatcomeup 21st Century Technology &OPRA -Room408/409 managing yourtechnologyand theassociatedrisks,roleofAdministrator/Manager in sector managersandelectedofficials needtounderstandimplementbestpracticesaround by theCIO,Manager/Administrator, andElectedOfficials.Thissessionwillexplorewhat public approach isnolongervalidnor defensible.Intoday’scyberlandscape,theresponsibility isshared passed aroundtheorganization tothepersonwhoknowsmostabouttechnology.This breach responsepolicy?Theresponsibilityforpublicsector cyberriskmanagementisoften Do youhaveamandatorycybersecurityawarenesstraining programinplace?Howaboutacyber Joint SessionwithNJCICCandNJGMIS What EveryoneNeedstoKnowbeCyber Secure -Room420 Maureen Mitchell,FinancialRegulationMgr.,DLGS,DCA Jason Martucci,LegislativeLiaison,DLGS,DCA Jason Gabloff,CFO,Millburn;ImmediatePastPresident,GFOANJ Speaking: Presiding: LesterE.Taylor,III, the answerstheyseek. experienced officialswillreceivevaluableup-to-datereferencematerialsthatguidethemto at theStatelevel,andimportantsourcesofinformationassistance.Re-elected municipal issues.Thiswillbeathoroughoverviewofmajorareasresponsibility,keycontacts This sessionisfastpacedanddesignedtobringelectedofficialsup-to-datequicklyonimportant Room 419 Elected OfficialsPrimer:Budget,Procurement, &Purchasing Issues- George Sowa,CEO,GreaterTrenton Chad Vilotti,Owner,Liscio’sBakery Ruben Gomez,Director,PatersonEconomicDevelopmentCorp. Speaking: PaulCeppi,DirectorofBusinessBanking&CommunityDevelopment,NJEDA 2|2016NJLMConference 32 M. James Maley, Jr., Jon Rheinhardt, Administrator/CFO, Wharton Mayor, Collingswood; League Economic Development Task Force Chairman Mayor, EastOrange #njleague League Sessions • Wednesday, November 16 2016 NJLM Conference | 33 Mayor, Rahway Paul Tomasko, Mayor, Alpine; League Executive Board Member #njleague Presiding:Joseph Tempesta, Jr., Mayor, West Caldwell; League President Speaking: Brian Wahler, Mayor, Piscataway; League Immediate Past President It has been over a year since Governor Christie’s Pension and Health Benefit Study Commission It has been over a year since Governor to make reforms released their “Roadmap to Resolution” report. Legislation has been introduced will provide an to health benefits provided to public employees. Where do we stand? This session CCFO-1.5 analytical review of the ever-changing proposals to pension and health benefits. Fin CPA-1.5 Fin; RMC-1.5 Mgmt; Fin/Debt CMFO-1.5 Mgmt; Fin/Debt Pension & Health Benefits Reforms a "Roadmap to Resolution?" - Pension & Health Benefits Reforms Room 303 Presiding: Speaking: David Grubb, Executive Director, MEL Fred Semrau, Fund Attorney, MEL Joanne Hall, Safety Director, MEL Annual Risk Management Session - Room 302 Annual Risk Management Session officials can implement an effective risk management This session will discuss how municipal completing this session, elected officials from communities program to reduce insurance costs. By Liability Joint Insurance Fund (MEL) will be eligible that are members of the Municipal Excess RMC-1.5 Govt; CPWM-1.5 Fin/Debt; CMFO-1.5 Fin/Debt; for a premium credit. CCFO-1.5 WWW/TCH-1.5 FIN; CPA-1.5 Fin; 3:45 PM - 5:15 PM Presiding: Samson Steinman, NJ Executive Director, PlanSmart Speaking: Ann Brady, Advance Realty Peter Cocoziello, Jr., Dan Hayes, Mayor, Bridgewater Jim Donio, Managing Director, Eagle Theater Cassie D. Iacovelli, Executive Director, MainStreet Hammonton How can municipalities collaborate with the business community to build vibrant, thriving, collaborate with the business community How can municipalities the growth of “green Learn how municipalities have supported sustainable communities? and leveraged their vacant or underutilized commercial properties, business,” addressed support successful economic and creative assets to re-envision and communities’ cultural vibrant communities for all. public private partnerships and build development through Building Thriving Economies Through Arts & Economic Development Through Thriving Economies Building - Room 421 Phillip Kramer, Twp. (Somerset) Phillip Kramer,Mayor, Franklin Presiding: Twp. (Somerset) Technology, Franklin of Information CGCIO; Director Speaking: Justin Heyman, Computing, Inc. President, ATON GMIS International; CGCIO; President, Walter C. Hansen, NJOHSP Geraghty, Director, NJCCIC, Michael T. cyber risk management, including the budget impacts you should anticipate and what goes into a into goes what and anticipate should you impacts budget the including management, risk cyber it is WHEN- be hacked, if you will no longer is The question strategy. security breed cyber best of RMC- IT; CPWM-2.0 IT; CTC-2.0 IT; CMFO-2.0 IT; CCFO-2.0 are prepared! sure you make WWW/TCH-1.5 Tech; CPA-2.0 M/S; RPPO-2.0 IT; QPA-2.0 IT; 2.0 Fred Beaver, Former Director, NJ Div. of Pensions & Benefits Robert S. Hoffmann, Administrator, Emerson David J. Miller, CFO, Mercer County Thomas J. Healey, Chair, NJ Pension & Health Benefit Study Commission 101st annual conf prog_90th annual conf prog v5 11/3/16 5:04 PM Page 33 Page PM 5:04 v5 11/3/16 prog conf annual prog_90th conf annual 101st 101st annual conf prog_90th annual conf prog v5 11/3/16 5:04 PM Page 34
Municipal Leaders & Community Health Improvement - Room 312 Panelists will discuss ways to improve community health and engage municipal residents through public-private partnerships and low-to-no cost strategies. Examples of programs to address health literacy, chronic disease management, obesity, and end-of-life care will be discussed. Presiding: Liz Lempert, Mayor, Princeton; League Executive Board Member Speaking: Stacey Flanagan, Director, Health & Human Services, Jersey City Chuck Cahn, Mayor, Cherry Hill Deborah Levine, Director, Community Health, NJHCQI Using Technology to Your Town's Advantage - Room 318 An advanced look at the process of implementing new technological solutions from the beginning stage of seeking a solution to a problem, through implementation and ongoing application management. It’s important to know how to use the technologies that your department has at its disposal, and to think beyond the obvious in order to use them to their greatest potential. This session will discuss the value of having a goal established before researching an application, developing a plan to implement technological solutions, and the importance of the application’s long-term management. CCFO-1.5 IT; CMFO-1.5 IT; CTC-1.5 IT; CPWM-1.5 IT; RMC-1.5 IT; QPA-1.5 IT; CPA-1.5 Tech Presiding: Susan Howard, Mayor, Monmouth Beach; League Executive Board Member Speaking: Ziad Andrew Shehady, Administrator, Springfield Twp. (Union) Odysseus Marcopolus, Acting CTO, NJOIT Robert McQueen, Director of Information Technology, Princeton The Next Generation of Municipal Employees - Room 401 Are you prepared for the “silver tsunami”? The public workforce is aging and local government is approaching a crossroads as retirements, especially at the professional level, are outpacing the much smaller group of young and career-changing professionals in line and prepared to fill these critical positions. This session will provide insight on how municipalities can educate, attract, develop, and retain individuals. WWW/TCH-1.5 Presiding: Michael Venezia, Mayor, Bloomfield Speaking: J. Christian Bollwage, Mayor, Elizabeth; League Past President Tim Gordon, Retired Business Administrator, Millburn Tanya Goodwin, Municipal Clerk, Swedesboro State-Mandate State-Pay: A Property Taxpayer's Best Friend - Room 412 This session will provide a unique opportunity to learn about the Council on Local Mandates, New Jersey’s “fourth branch” of government. The state-mandate state-pay amendment created the Council and helps protect taxpayers and municipalities from unfunded state mandates. The state-mandate state-pay amendment went into effect in 1996, thus this year marks the Council on Local Mandate’s 20 year anniversary. This session will be an interactive discussion between the people that have crafted and guided this important step for property tax reform. NJCLE- 1.5; PACLE-1.0 Presiding: Millard Wilkinson, Jr., Former Mayor, Berlin Borough; League Past President
League Sessions • Wednesday, November 16 November League Sessions • Wednesday, Speaking: Donald T. DiFrancesco, Former Governor and Senate President John Sweeney, Chairman, Council on Local Mandates Victor McDonald, Member, Council on Local Mandates William J. Kearns, Jr., NJLM General Counsel; Counsel, Helmer, Conley & Kasselman, PA
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Thursday, November 17, 2016
8:00 AM - 9:00 AM Women in Municipal Government Breakfast
Connecting to Health in All Your Policies Pearl Ballroom, Sheraton Convention Center Hotel
The health of a community can determine the quality of life for its residents, impacting every facet of life, every day. Living well means bringing health into all of your local government policies–from economic development and planning to community activities.
This event will highlight putting the spotlight on good health in industry, government, and the community. We wish to thank AT&T for providing sponsorship for this event.
Presiding/Welcome Suzanne Walters Co-Chair, Women in Municipal Government Committee; League Past President; Mayor, Stone Harbor
Host City Welcome Donald Guardian Mayor, Atlantic City
League President’s Welcome Joseph Tempesta, Jr. Mayor, West Caldwell; League President
Guest Speaker & Presentation of Outstanding Women in Municipal Government Awards Barbara George Johnson Executive Director, John S. Watson Institute for Public Policy, Thomas Edison State University & New Jersey Health Care Quality Institute’s Mayors Wellness Campaign accepted by Linda J. Schwimmer, President & CEO League Sessions • Thursday, November 17 November League Sessions • Thursday,
* Tickets are $30 and may be purchased at the end of the Registration Desk, located on the 2nd floor of the Atlantic City Convention Center. Registration Desk contact: Marie Johnson.
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Thursday, November 17, 2016 All rooms are located in the ACCC unless otherwise indicated.
9:00 AM - 10:40 AM Water Infrastructure & Privatization - Room 301 League Sessions • Thursday,League November 17 This session will focus on the use of innovative strategies to meet your community’s needs for today and into the future. Key areas include planning and management of water resources, compliance with regulatory requirements, addressing environmental concerns, protection of public health, and alternate financial solutions. CPWM-1.0 Tech,1.0 Govt; WWW/TCH-1.5 Presiding: James L. Cassella, Mayor, East Rutherford; League Second Vice President Speaking: David Zimmer, Executive Director, NJ Environmental Infrastructure Trust Robert Martucci, Administrator, Seaside Park Daniel F. Becht, Executive Director, Jersey City MUA Peggy Gallos, Executive Director, Assoc. of Environmental Authorities Carmen Tierno, Public Engineer, Sr. Director, Operations, NJ American Water Company ACA Basics: Your Rights & Responsibilities as an Employer - Room 302 This presentation will include a brief summary of the basic provisions of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), an update on enforcement proceedings by the USDOL and the IRS, status of the Cadillac tax, proposed regulations restricting opt-out payments, agency regulation of wellness programs, the Dave & Buster ACA retaliation case, the final rule on ACA’s nondiscrimination provisions, the Supreme Court’s birth control compromise, the IRS’s corrections to the minimum value rules, and final IRS rules on benefits and coverage. CCFO-1.0 Acct/1.0 Fin/Debt; CMFO-1.0 Acct/1.0 Fin/Debt; RMC-2.0 Fin; NJCLE-2.0; CPA-2.0 Fin; PACLE-1.5 Presiding: Paul Anzano, Mayor, Hopewell Borough Speaking: Patrick W. McGovern, Attorney, Genova Burns, LLC Using Current ABC Rules to Promote Redevelopment - Room 315 The State Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control’s Handbook for Licenses is over 80 pages long. Our experts know that a careful reading will reveal innovative options that can be used to redevelop a “restaurant row” and bring businesses and jobs to your municipality. CCFO-2.0 Off Mgmt; CMFO-2.0 Off Mgmt; RMC-2.0 Lic; NJCLE-2.0; CPA-2.0 Fin; CTA-1.5 PTA; PACLE-1.5 Presiding: Edward J. Mahaney, Jr., Mayor, Cape May; League Executive Board Member Speaking: Samuel “Skip” Reale, Jr., Helmer, Conley & Kasselman; League Associate Counsel J. Wesley Geiselman, Assistant Attorney General; Counsel to the Director, Div. of ABC Joseph A. Brigandi, Jr., Administrator, Glassboro Affordable Housing Update - Room 402 Joint Session with NJPO After providing an update on Court actions, such as an Appellate Division decision providing clarity on the so-called “gap” issue and other methodological issues, this program will pivot into a discussion about how municipalities and their partners can advance projects in a time of uncertainty. RMC-2.0 Prof Devel; NJCLE-2.0; PACLE-1.5; Planning Board/Zoning Board Secretary- 1.5; Zoning Official-1.5; Land Use Administrator - 1.5 Presiding: Janice S. Mironov, Mayor, East Windsor; League Past President Speaking: Edward J. Buzak, League Assistant Counsel; The Buzak Group Donna Blaze, CEO, Affordable Housing Alliance Christiana Foglio, CEO & Founder, Community Investment Strategies
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Public Contracts Law & Regulation Update - Room 412 Joint Session with TCTANJ, GPANJ & GFOA This annual session will focus on the ever-expanding law and regulations dealing with the local procurement process as this expert panel will address the updates to the Local Public Contracts Law, Pay-to-Play Law, and relevant regulations. CCFO-2.0 Fin/Debt Mgmt; CMFO-2.0 Fin/Debt Mgmt; CPWM-2.0 Govt; RMC-2.0 Fin; QPA-2.0 P/P; NJCLE-2.0; RPPO-2.0 P/P; CPA-2.0 Fin; PACLE-1.5 Presiding: Philip Greiner, Mayor, Flemington Speaking: Joseph Valenti, Chief, Bureau of Local Management Services, DLGS (retired) Philip James Degnan, State Comptroller Jason Martucci, Legislative Liaison, DLGS, DCA NJCEP & Sustainable Jersey Energy Program Perfect Together - Room 421 This session will cover Clean Energy incentives from the BPU Clean Energy Program, including highlights of the Energy Master Plan, updates to the NJCEP, and new incentives. It will also feature how NJCEP and Sustainable Jersey work together to find new ways to make sustainable energy solutions available to your community, including new and updated Sustainable Jersey energy actions. CCFO-2.0 Fin/Debt Mgmt; CMFO-2.0 Fin/Debt Mgmt; CPWM-2.0 Govt; RMC-2.0 Fin; QPA-2.0 Green Purchasing; CPA-2.0 Fin; WWW/TCH-1.5 Presiding: Robert Jackson, Mayor, Montclair Speaking: Marybeth Brenner, Sr. Program Manager, TRC Gary Finger, Ombudsman, NJBPU Gary Fournier, Director, Energy Program, Sustainability Institute at TCNJ Tony O’Donnell, Economist, Sustainability Institute at TCNJ Randall Solomon, Co-Director, Sustainability Institute at TCNJ Michael Winka, Sr. Policy Advisor, New Jersey Clean Energy Program
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Tax Revaluation - Room 312 Joint Session with AMANJ & NJILGA The expert panel will lead a wide-ranging discussion of the statutes, case law, and practice of revaluation of property. CCFO-2.0 Fin/Debt;1.0 Bud; CMFO-2.0 Fin/Debt;1.0 BUD; CTC-3.0 Gen/Sec; NJCLE- 3.6; CTA-3.0 PTA; PACLE-3.0 Presiding: J. Nolan Higgins, Mayor, Freehold Borough Speaking: Saul A. Wolfe, League Tax Counsel; Partner, Skoloff & Wolfe Scott Holzhauer, Tax Assessor, Oakland George D’Angelo, VP, Vital Communications Brian Schneider, VP, Professional Property Appraisers Dominic DiYanni, Associate, Eric Bernstein & Assoc. Lani M. Lombardi, Counsel, Cleary, Giacobbe, Alfieri & Jacobs League Sessions • Thursday, November 17 November League Sessions • Thursday,
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10:45 AM - 12:00 PM Open Meetings: Restoring Civility in the Public Dialogue - Room 201 This program will review recent proposed legislative changes to the Open Public Meetings Act, some best practices suggestions including how to maintain order, and how technology continues to impact the public meetings law. We will also review proper procedure for closed sessions, League Sessions • Thursday,League November 17 when to use them, and the valid reasons for excluding the public. RMC-1.5 Prof Devel; NJCLE- 1.5; CTA-1.0 PTA; PACLE-1.0; Planning Board/Zoning Board Secretary-1.25; Zoning Official-1.25; Land Use Administrator - 1.25 Presiding: Brian Carlin, Mayor, Burlington Twp. Speaking: William J. Kearns, Jr., League General Counsel; Helmer, Conley & Kasselman Kristina Hadinger, Partner, Mason, Griffin & Pierson, PC; League Deputy General Counsel Protecting Our Shorelines Naturally - Room 305/306 Learn about research and case studies of how communities restore dunes and foredunes naturally, and opportunities for municipalities to partake in these activities on their beaches. CPWM-1.5 Tech Presiding: Jonathan Oldham, Mayor, Harvey Cedars Speaking: Ryan Rebozo, Director of Conservation Sciences, Pinelands Preservation Alliance Jay Kelly, Dept. of Science & Engineering, Raritan Valley Community College Wendy Walsh, Sr. Fish & Wildlife Biologist, US Fish & Wildlife Service Amy Williams, NJ Sea Grant Consortium Data That Supports Economic Development Efforts - Room 308 Data can support specific economic development initiatives, such as those involving downtowns and “main streets.” Learn how data can be used to create targeted business recruiting campaigns that create stronger business districts. Understand how to better support the commercial community by planning a balanced retail mix and deliberately recruiting retail businessess to fulfill that plan. Learn how counties can provide support to municipal economic development initiatives. CCFO-1.5 Off Mgmt; CMFO-1.5 Off Mgmt; RMC-1.5 Prof Devel; Planning Board/Zoning Board Secretary-1.25; Zoning Official-1.25; Land Use Administrator - 1.25 Presiding: Wilda Diaz, Mayor, Perth Amboy Speaking: Meghan Hunscher, Executive Director, Morris County Economic Development Corp. Christine Marion, Director, Morris County Dept. of Planning Mark S. Lohbauer, JGSC Group, LLC Ratable Base Changes Can Happen in Any Municipality - Room 310 Municipalities prepare for natural disasters, but do they prepare for a fiscal crisis? Property taxes tend to be the main source of revenue for most municipalities. A loss of large taxpayer, a tax appeal, or an over reliance on industry can turn a fiscally healthy municipality upside down. Are you prepared for changes in your ratable base? Are you taking steps to avoid changes? This expert panel will provide you with the tools to take the first steps. CCFO-1.5 Bud; CMFO-1.5 Bud; RMC-1.5 Fin; CPA-1.5 Tax; CTA-1.0 PTA Presiding: Dana Redd, Mayor, Camden Speaking: Timothy Cunningham, Director, DLGS, DCA Thomas J. Evans, Commissioner, Nutley Ralph Zucker, President, Somerset Development Ben Pickering, Principal, Ernst & Young
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Disciplinary Actions in the Public Sector - Room 313 This seminar will focus on all aspects of the disciplinary process from the investigation stage through the handling of the matter on appeal. We will discuss the difference between handling disciplinary actions in the civil service municipalities versus non-civil service municipalities. We will also explain civilian disciplinary actions and disciplinary actions involving uniformed personnel. The seminar will also explore discovery and evidentiary issues related to the disciplinary hearings. CCFO-1.5 Off Mgmt; CMFO-1.5 Off Mgmt; CPWM-1.5 Mgmt; RMC- 1.5 Prof Devel; QPA-1.5 Off Admin/Gen Duties; NJCLE-1.5; RPPO-1.5 M/S; CPA-1.5 PD; PACLE-1.0; WWW/TCH-1.0 Presiding: Susan Howard, Mayor, Monmouth Beach; League Executive Board Member Speaking: Joseph M. Hannon, Attorney, Genova Burns, LLC; League Labor Relations Counsel The Future of Volunteer Emergency Medical Services - Room 321 Police, fire and EMS, all are emergency first responders. In most communities your EMS and firefighters are dedicated volunteers. However, with competing demands on individuals’ time, it is becoming more difficult to recruit and retain volunteers. This expert panel will provide you with the tools to recruit and retain the next generation of volunteers. EMS-1.5 Presiding: Chuck Chiarello, Mayor, Buena Vista; League Past President Speaking: Joseph G. Walsh, President, EMS Council of NJ Edward Burdzy, Executive Director, EMS Council of NJ Identifying & Protecting Your Soft Targets - Room 322 In the past year we have witnessed a rise in small scale attacks on soft targets including some here in New Jersey. The attacks have been in multi-operative, small-scale attacks on civilian soft targets from stadiums to convenience stores. This session will assist you in identifying and protecting the soft targets in your municipality. Presiding: Raymond S. Heck, Mayor, Millstone Borough; League Executive Board Member Speaking: Steven Gutkin, Deputy Director, New Jersey Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness David Brady, Major, Commanding Officer, Emergency Management Section, New Jersey State Police, Kenneth F. Ferrante, Chief, Hoboken PD Edward Kerr, Chief, Spring Lake PD Planning for Emerging Centers - Room 420 Planning for Emerging Centers provides technical assistance to support efforts by municipalities to create more sustainable, transit-supportive, and walkable communities, as well as carry out strategic planning. With NJTPA support, municipalities conduct a variety of planning studies and initiatives, including integrating transportation into land use plans and developing transit area plans, circulation elements of master plans, climate change and sustainability plans, and others. These efforts address all modes of travel–vehicular, bus, bike, and pedestrian–and engage the public, businesses, and other local stakeholders. Real world examples from Morristown and Bound Brook will also be discussed. Presiding: Robert Jackson, Mayor, Montclair Speaking: Vivian Baker, Assistant Director, Transit Friendly Land Use & Development, NJ Transit Jeff Perlman, Manager, Environmental Planning & Mobility Programs, NJTPA League Sessions • Thursday, November 17 November League Sessions • Thursday, Stefan Armington, Councilman, Morristown Carlos Rodriques, Rodriques Urban Design
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Sustainable Jersey Energy: What's New-Gold? - Room 421 This session focuses on Sustainable Jersey’s energy actions, new and updated. Featured will be the new Gold Energy Star standard, the strategies for achieving it, and related actions. New concepts such as wedges and the Green House Gas (GHG) reduction rates established for attaining Gold will be discussed, as well as the critical elements related to Gold such as municipal building efficiencies and municipal fleets. CCFO-1.5 Fin/Debt; CMFO-1.5 Fin/Debt; CPWM- League Sessions • Thursday,League November 17 1.5 Govt; RMC-1.5 Fin; QPA-1.5 Green Purchasing; CPA-1.5 Fin; WWW/TCH-1.0 Presiding: Shing-Fu Hseuh, Mayor, West Windsor Speaking: Shing-Fu Hseuh, Mayor, West Windsor Gary Fournier, Energy Program Director, Sustainability Institute at TCNJ Melanie McDermott, Sr. Researcher, Sustainability Institute at TCNJ Ashley Miller, LGEA Program Manager, TRC/NJBPU, Clean Energy Program Tony O’Donnell, Economist, Sustainable Institute at TCNJ Randall Solomon, Co-Director, Sustainability Institute at TCNJ
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12:15 PM – 1:45 PM
League Luncheon for All Delegates Crown Ballroom, Sheraton Convention Center Hotel
Presiding Joseph Tempesta, Jr. Mayor, West Caldwell; League President
Invocation Monsignor Philip Lowery St. James Catholic Church, Red Bank; Chaplain, New Jersey State Police
Host City Welcome Donald A. Guardian Mayor, Atlantic City
Keynote Kim Guadagno Lieutenant Governor, State of New Jersey
Presentation of Distinguished Public Service Award Art Ondish Former Mayor, Mount Arlington, League Past President Past President, NJLMEF (Posthumously)
Public Sector Career Recognition Award Charles Richman Commissioner, State Department of Community Affairs
Presentation of the Public Information Contest
Official Towne Crier for the New Jersey State League of Municipalities Richard LaLena
*Tickets are $40 and may be purchased at the end of the Registration Desk, League Sessions • Thursday, November 17 November League Sessions • Thursday, located on the 2nd floor of the Atlantic City Convention Center. Registration desk contact: Marie Johnson.
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2:00 PM - 3:40 PM Deer, Wildlife, & Animal Control - Room 308 Learn about a successful deer management program in Bernards Township, as well as wildlife management for other species such as turkeys, geese, bears, and more. Formal and informal
programs, partnerships, sources of information and help will be discussed. And learn more about Sessions • Thursday,League November 17 your local animal control officer’s experiences, authority and limitations in these areas. CPWM- 2.0 Tech Presiding: Carol Bianchi, Mayor, Bernards Speaking: Eric Geleta, Chair, Bernards Deer Management Committee Michael Melchionne, Administrator, Bernards, NJCACOA Carol Stanko, Chief, Bureau of Wildlife Management Conservation Lands Blueprint - Room 310 NJ is expected to be built out in 40 years. The William Penn Foundation is providing funds to The Nature Conservancy and the NJ Conservation Foundation to develop shared, living blueprint of property lands to be protected over the next three-plus decades, especially in the Delaware River region of NJ. Rowan University’s Geographic Information Systems Department will provide technical support. Learn about this blueprint and the goal to conserve land. This P3 also involves 21 NGOs. Planning Board/Zoning Board Secretary-1.5; Zoning Official-1.5; Land Use Administrator - 1.5 Presiding: James Perry, Mayor, Hardwick; League Executive Board Member Speaking: Eric Olsen, Director of Lands, The Nature Conservancy, NJ Chapter Laura Szwak, Director, Outreach & Education, NJ Conservation Foundation John Hasse, Professor, Geography; Dir., Geospatial Research Lab, School of Earth & Environment, Rowan University Impact of Recent Decisions on Improvement Districts - Room 313 Managed districts are an important part of reviving the economic health of New Jersey municipalities. Because managed districts are a part of local government and created by state law, it’s important to keep an eye on different legal decisions that affect them. This session will provide an overview of a number of new legal issues related to managed districts. RMC-2.0 Prof Devel; NJCLE-2.0; PACLE-1.5; Planning Board/Zoning Board Secretary- 1.5; Zoning Official-1.5; Land Use Administrator - 1.5 Presiding: Samson Steinman, Mayor, Rahway Speaking: Ed Trawinski, Attorney, Schenck, Price, Smith & King, LLP Brian Hak, Attorney, Weiner Lesniak, LLP Donald Smartt, President, NJ Managed Districts Association
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10 Years of the Uniformed Shared Services & Consolidation Act - Room 321 Following the 2006 Special Legislative Session, the Joint Committee on Government Consolidation and Shared Services, chaired by Senator Smith and Assemblyman Wisnewski, filed a report resulting in former Assembly Speaker Roberts’ sponsorship of the “Uniform Shared Services and Consolidation Act.” As we approach the 10th anniversary of the legislation to facilitate sharing of services and consolidations among local governing units, why did it occur and what have been its effects? CCFO-2.0 Off Mgmt; CMFO-2.0 Off Mgmt; CTC-2.0 Gen/Sec; RMC-2.0 Prof Devel; QPA-2.0 Off Admin; NJCLE-2.0; RPPO-2.0 M/S; CPA-2.0 Fin; PACLE-1.5 Presiding: Liz Lempert, Mayor, Princeton; League Executive Board Member Speaking: Liz Lempert, Mayor, Princeton; League Executive Board Member William J. Chegwidden, Mayor, Wharton; League Executive Board Member Brian Wilton, Mayor, Lake Como Gregory C. Fehrenbach, League Interlocal Cooperation & Management Advisory Coordinator Joseph Roberts, Former Speaker, New Jersey General Assembly Christine Caruso, Deputy Director, DLGS, DCA Body Camera Experience to Date - Room 401 A review of informative municipal experiences deciding on the use of police body cameras, and experiences implementing and modifying their use. The session will include perspectives from the policy makers, police chiefs, and officers using the technology every day. Learn about body cameras before your municipality makes decisions so you can do what is best for your community and police. Presiding: Adrian O. Mapp, Mayor, Plainfield Speaking: William Parenti, President, NJSACOP; Chief, North Plainfield PD Christopher Wagner, Immediate Past President, NJSACOP; Chief, Denville PD Christopher Chew, Chief, Evesham PD OPRA & Electronic Records Management - Room 411 This session will discuss the records retention requirements for electronic records set by DORES and the guidelines to remember when handling OPRA requests for these types of records. CCFO- 2.0 Off Mgmt; CMFO-2.0 Off Mgmt; CTC-2.0 Gen/Sec; CPWM-2.0 Mgmt; RMC-2.0 Rec; QPA-2.0 Off Admin; NJCLE-2.0; RPPO-2.0 M/S; CPA-2.0 PD; CTA-1.5 PTA; PACLE-1.5; WWW/TCH-1.5; Planning Board/Zoning Board Secretary-1.5; Zoning Official-1.5; Land Use Administrator - 1.5 Presiding: Robert C. Neff, Jr., Mayor, Little Silver Speaking: Joseph Glover, Executive Director, Government Records Council, DCA Irwin Nadel, Bureau Chief, Staff Records Management (DORES) Nichole Carthan, Records Manager, Staff Records Management (DORES) Achieve Sustainable Jersey Certification by Connecting the Dots - Room 421 Successful green teams have learned to reach out to their municipal boards, commissions, and departments to ascertain the wide range of sustainability initiatives their communities have already undertaken and build support for taking them to the next level. Gather tips and strategies for connecting with the different facets of municipal government and community organizations to document accomplishments, build your action portfolio, and achieve Sustainable Jersey certification. CCFO-2.0 Fin/Debt; CMFO-2.0 Fin/Debt; CPWM-2.0 Govt; RMC-2.0 Fin; QPA-2.0 Green Purchasing; CPA-2.0 Fin League Sessions • Thursday, November 17 November League Sessions • Thursday, Presiding: Gayle Brill Mittler, Mayor, Highland Park Speaking: Kevin McNally, President, NJPHA Pam Zipse, Outreach Coordinator, Rutgers Urban Forestry Program, NJAES Leo Vasquez, Executive Director, The National Consortium for Creative Placemaking John Cowie, Trustee, Barnegat FD Raymond J. Cywinski, Mayor, Demarest; VP, ANJEC
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Wednesday, November 16, 2016 All rooms are located in the ACCC unless otherwise indicated.
12:00 PM - 12:50 PM The PPP Approach: Exploring Public-Private Partnerships & Their Place in NJ - Room 310 This session is produced by DMR Architects and is open to all conference delegates. The Public- Private-Partnership business model (PPP) is a proven project delivery methodology which decreases project cost, expedites the completion timeframe, increases project quality and provides certainty to the public sector client via a guaranteed maximum pricing structure. A long supporter of the PPP model in both the public and private sector, DMR Architects will lead a discussion of both public and private representatives who have seen the success of this method. Successful PPP projects have been achieved across the state in municipalities of all sizes, and attendees will leave Vendor Solution Sessions with an understanding of how their community could be next. Speaking: Charles H. Sarlo, Vice President/General Counsel, DMR Architects
1:00 PM - 1:50 PM Vacant Properties: Leveraging E-Government to Fight This Blight - Room 306 This session is produced by GovPilot and is open to all conference delegates. In a nation still reeling from the economic downturn of 2008, Americans are vacating their commercial and residential properties with greater frequency, bank foreclosures take years (if they happen at all), and ill-equipped communities are left to pick up the pieces. Operating in the state with the highest foreclosure rate, New Jersey municipalities are all too familiar with this problem. Fortunately, e-government offers a solution. Attendees will leave “Vacant Properties: Leveraging E-Government to Fight this Blight” with a clear understanding of how municipalities are using GovPilot’s government management software to identify foreclosing banks and supporting law firms, auction vacant properties to responsible owners, restore safety and order, and facilitate civic growth. Presiding: Michael Bonner, CEO and Founder of GovPilot Speaking: James Delmonico, VP of GovPilot, GIS Mapping Technology for Vacant Property Management ACA 1095 Reporting & Using the Lookback Measurement Method for Employee Eligibility - Room 305 This session is produced by CASA Payroll Services and is open to all conference delegates. The filing of IRS forms 1094-C and 1095-C for 2015 was a stressful, confusing, and daunting experience for many. In this session, we revisit the topic with an overview of the 1094-C and 1095-C forms, what’s new in 2016, and discuss the lookback measurement method (LBM) for determining employees’ eligibility. We will finish the session with a brief demonstration of CASA’s ACA reporting service for the 1094-C and 1095-C forms and an LBM application. Speaking: James Burns, Business Development, CASA Payroll Services Doug Overbey, Sales Manager, CASA Payroll Services
#njleague 2016 NJLM Conference | 45 101st annualconfprog_90thprogv511/3/165:04PMPage46 Vendor Solution Sessions Jacqueline Dunphy,Sr.AccountManager,ActiveHealthManagement Katherine Impellizzeri,SeniorAccountExecutive,Aetna,Inc. Speaking: is theopportunetimeforSHBPparticipantstolearnhowmaximizetheirbenefits. dental, MedicareAdvantageandwellnessprograms.Asweapproachanewbenefitplanyear,this for theNewJerseyStateHealthBenefitsProgram(SHBP),invitesyoutolearnaboutmedical, discovering howyouremployeescanbenefitfromtheAetnaexperience.Aetna,anadministrator This sessionisproducedbyAetna,Inc.andopentoallconferencedelegatesinterestedin Room 316 Health Benefits-Learn What Aetna hastoOffer toSHBP Participants- Speaking: Presiding: Expert informationwillalsobeavailablefromConcordEnergyServices. providing energysavingsandprotectthemthroughwellvettedthirdpartysupplierscontracts. Aggregation developmentandshowyouhowthisprogramwillbenefityourconstituentsby government sectors.ThissessionwillprovidedetailsontheprocessforGovernmentEnergy solutions forsmalltolargeenergy-consumingcommercial/industrialcompanies,institutionaland asset managementfirmfocusedonenergycostreduction.Strategiesand private, andgovernmentalagenciesthroughouttheUnitedStates.CESisafull-serviceenergy delegates. Since1975,CUChasbeenprovidingenergysavingsforcommercial,industrial, This sessionisproducedbyCommercialUtilityConsultantsInc.andopentoallconference Benefits &theProcess -Room 308 HOT TOPIC: GovernmentEnergy Aggregation, Understandingthe departments; andincreaseefficiency acrossitsvehiclefleet. interactions withbody-wornand in-carcameras;sharecriticalinformationwithneighboring stops; generatecomprehensive statisticalreportingforallpoliceinteractions;record police police departmentisableto:recapture lostrevenue;decreasethetimeofficersspendon traffic facilitate better,moreefficientpublicsafetycommunications. WithGTBM’stechnology,your police department.GTBM,Inc.,aNewJersey-basedfirm, providessophisticatedsolutionsto this newageofpolicing,joinusforanoverviewthecutting-edge technologyavailabletoyour This sessionisproducedbyInfo-CopGTBM,Inc.,and isopentoallconferencedelegates.In Transparency -Room318 Tools for Your PoliceDepartment: Promoting Safety, Efficiency, & Peter Kerrin,PrincipleScientist,DieselPure, Speaking: Presiding: and strategiestoprovideclean,dry,safedieselfuelforgeneratorsfleets. new codesforsafety,NFPA110,NEC207,EPAwarningsonexcessivedieselcausedcorrosion be incompliancebyOct.13,2018.ModernDieselFuelissoverydifficulttomanage.Wereview required todoandthedeadlinesthatyourtanksmustmeet.Allundergroundstorage delegates. NEWEPAundergroundstoragetankregulationsarenowineffect.Learnwhatyou This sessionisproducedbyYEAGERENGINEEREDSYSTEMSandopentoallconference New EPA Fuel Tank Regulations&DieselFuelSafety-Room317 Timothy McDonough,Mayor,Hope;LeaguePastPresident Gary E.Finger, 6|2016NJLMConference 46 Jennifer Moyer,SeniorAccountManager,Aetna,Inc. Stacia Scaduto, John Denny,TerritoryManager,VeederRoot, Nicholas J.Reynolds,COO,CommercialUtilityConsultants,Inc. Wesley R.Yeager,YeagerEngineeredSystems Ombudsman, NJBPU LEED GA Diesel &Bio-dieselcorrosion/safetyviafiltrationstandards The NewEPAregulationsanddeadlinesimposed #njleague 101st annual conf prog_90th annual conf prog v5 11/3/16 5:04 PM Page 47
Floodplain Design, Construction, & Impacts on Flood Insurance - Room 407 This session is produced by Smart Vent Products, Inc., and is open to all conference delegates. Floods are the #1 natural disaster in the United States. Due to climate change and other factors, flood events are increasing in number and intensity. To protect the health, safety, and welfare of homes and their occupants during a flood event, homes must be built into compliance with local, state, and federal codes and regulations. Unless there are flood openings that allow floodwaters to flow into and out of enclosures below the Base Flood Elevation, hydrostatic pressure builds up on the foundation walls and can cause major damage. The course also defines the differences in engineered and non-engineered flood openings and their ability to ensure resilient structures. It explains the differences between wet floodproofing and dry floodproofing techniques, and when they are applicable. It also clarifies the regulations, codes, and standards as they relate to sustaining foundations in flood hazard areas. This course analyzes the role of building compliance in lowering flood insurance.
Speaking: Andre Berthier, CFM, NJ/NY Technical Sales Manager, Smart Vent Vendor Solution Sessions Using Big Data to Save Money for Your Agency - Room 405 This session is produced by SmartProcure, Inc., and is open to all conference delegates. Each year 89,000 U.S. government agencies spend over 7 trillion dollars. Even so, less than 10% of those agencies receive the best available government rates on goods and services. Agencies still operate relatively independently when it comes to spending. In essence, they’re operating in a procurement bubble, resulting in hundreds of millions of dollars in overspending. Big Data tools are changing that! By sharing purchasing history, many municipalities are able to identify cost saving opportunities or piggybacking options instantly. Increased open data and the use of analytics and big data can break down silos, allow for benchmarking, and achieve tremendous efficiencies across municipalities. Speaking: Sam Cohen, Government Division Manager, SmartProcure Inc. Henry Savelli, Asst. Director, Treasury Dept., Division of Purchase & Property (Retired) Solid Waste & Recycling Reimagined - Room 416 This session is produced by Republic Services and is open to all conference delegates. The Solid Waste and Recycling business is changing and Republic Services is leading the way with Simple Solutions, Reliability, and Environmental Responsibility to help your community navigate this challenging environment. We’re building stronger communities together by identifying and working towards sustainability goals, maximizing diversion opportunities, optimizing recycle and waste streams, and focusing on safety. Our panel of speakers will discuss: Sustainability, Privatization, Recycling, Technology, Electronics, Universal, and Medical Waste, CNG Vehicles, Automation and much more. Presiding: Frank Chimera, Area Senior Manager, Municipal Sales Speaking: Gary Smalley, Municipal Services Manager Jeffery Bryk, Republic Services Sales Supervisor
#njleague 2016 NJLM Conference | 47 101st annualconfprog_90thprogv511/3/165:04PMPage48 Affiliates Programs 8|2016NJLMConference 48 Bally’s Atlantic City AMANJ GeneralMembershipMeeting -DennisBallroom, Bally’s Atlantic City NJIAAO Annual MembershipMeeting-DennisBallroom, Ethics &Professional Behavior for Assessors -Room313 Legislative Update-Room402 developments arediscussedby affiliatesoftheassociation.CTA-1 Administrative Jersey. Regularbusinessisconducted.Additionally,legislative, taxcourt,andpolitical Semi-annual generalmembershipmeetingoftheAssociation ofMunicipalAssessorsNew 10:00 AM -12:00PM Presiding: New JerseyChapteroftheInternationalAssociationAssessing OfficersAnnualMeeting 9:00 AM -10:00 AM Katelyn M.McElmoyl,Esq.,ParkerMcCay Ann MarieObedzienski,CTA Tina Vignali,Analyst,LocalGovernmentServices Speaking: Moderator: CTA-2 Administrative conduct, businessrelationships,andsocialmediaarejustsomeoftheareastobeconsidered. resources coveringtheethicalpracticeofpropertytaxation.Outsideemployment,personal Finance Board,andthelegalcommunitywilloffertheirvariousperspectivescitation conduct. RepresentativesfromtheDivisionofTaxation,AttorneyGeneral’sOffice,Local notion-integrity atalltimes.Thissessionwilllayoutsomeofthebestinformationaboutethical property taxsystem.Thebehaviorofallprofessionalsshouldbeinspiredbythesimple statutory duties.Theethicalperformanceofthosedutiesisessentialtothepublictrust The focuswillbeNewJerseyAssessor’sethicalandprofessionalconductwhileperformingtheir 1:30 PM-3:30 Lori Buckelew,LeagueSeniorLegislativeAnalyst Kim-Marie White,RMC,TownshipClerk/DeputyTwp.Manager,Eastampton Keith Bonchi,Esq.,Goldenberg,Mackler,Sayegh,Mintz,Pfeffer,&Gill;TCTANJLegalCounsel Speaking: Leg; RMC-2.0 Prof Devel; QPA-2.0 Off Admin; CPA-2.0 Bus Law Legislative IssuesintheStateofNJ.CCFO-2.0 Off Mgmt; CMFO-2.0 Off Mgmt; CTC-2.0 Joint SessionwithTCTANJ,GFOANJ&MCANJThiswillgiveanupdateon 10:00 AM -12:00 PM Assessors Kevin Hagan,PrincetonPublicAffairsGroup Speaking: JohnLloyd,Esq.,Counsel,AMANJ Presiding: MartinW.Lynch,President,AMANJ Patricia Wright,DeputyDirector,PropertyAdministration,NJDiv.ofTaxation Bonnie Fleming,CTC/CMFOTCTANJLegislativeChairperson Gregory T.Hutchinson,CTA,NJChapterPresident,NJIAAO Eric Zanetti,CTAAssessor | AssociationofMunicipalAssessorsNewJersey Wednesday, November 16,2016 Tuesday, November 15,2016 #njleague Affiliates Programs 2016 NJLM Conference | 49 AMANJ Past President Thursday, November 17, 2016 November Thursday, President, AMANJ President, Gregory T. Hutchinson, CTA President, NJIAAO Matt Krauser CRE, FRICS Saul A. Wolfe, League Tax Counsel; Partner, Skoloff & Wolfe Mark T. Kenney, MAI, SRPA, MRICS, MBA Director, Division of Taxation Director, Division John J. Ficara, #njleague Presiding: Marie Procacci Blaskey, CTA, The national and regional economies have now been performing in the aftermath of the 2008 The national and regional economies have now been performing in the aftermath may be considered recession for nearly nine years. Certain trends and patterns are discernible that in the real estate tea leaves for upcoming quarters. This economy has been a nuisance for some explore the market, but for others it has generated incredible opportunity. The session will can play a malleable nature of the current market and how the pressure of an anemic economy Appraisal large role. CTA-2 Speaking: John Gillooly, MRICS, SCGREA, CTA 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM Presiding: J. Nolan Higgins, Mayor, Freehold Borough Speaking: Scott Holzhauer, Tax Assessor, Oakland George D’Angelo, VP, Vital Communications Brian Schneider, VP, Professional Property Appraisers Dominic DiYanni, Associate, Eric Bernstein & Assoc. 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM 9:00 Joint Session with League & NJILGA discussion of the statutes, case law, and practice of The expert panel will lead a wide-ranging CTC-3.0 Bud; Fin/Debt,1.0 CMFO-2.0 Bud; 1.0 Fin/Debt, revaluation of property. CCFO-2.0 PACLE-3.0 PTA; CTA-3.0 3.6; NJCLE- Gen/Sec; Speaking: Moderator: This presentation will provide background and details on several recent tax appeal cases focusing provide background and details on several This presentation will utilized, and cap rate selection. appraisal issues, appraisal techniques on expert involvement, appropriate evidence, trial include highest and best use considerations, Important topics will Cases will include big box, negotiations, and court decision outcomes. strategy, settlement headquarters. Detailed focus on the regional mall, and corporate department store, supermarket, tax appeal cases. Examples include and trial strategy from several recent relevant appraisal issues Kohl’s VA, Kohl’s (Indiana store (WI Court of Appeals decision), Boston Store department Bridge Mall NJ, and King of Prussia (IA Court of Appeals), Quaker BTR), HyVee Supermarket background of the cases, appraisal will include providing attendees with Mall PA. Objectives Recent cap rate trends and ACLI Investment Bulletin methods utilized, and cap rate selection. Appraisal updates will be included. CTA-2 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM 2:00 PM Martin W. Lynch, Martin W. Presiding: Annual Business Luncheon Annual Business 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM - 2:00 PM 12:00 Speaking: Economics of the Recession & Current Market Realities - Room 402 Room - Realities Market Current & Recession the of Economics Tax Revaluation - Room 312 Revaluation - Room Tax Appeals, Appraisals, & Cap Rates - Dennis Ballroom, Bally’s Ballroom, & Cap Rates - Dennis Appraisals, Appeals, Atlantic City AMANJ Annual Business Luncheon - Blenheim Ballroom, - Blenheim Luncheon Business Annual AMANJ City Atlantic Bally’s Lani M. Lombardi, Counsel, Cleary, Giacobbe, Alfieri & Jacobs 101st annual conf prog_90th annual conf prog v5 11/3/16 5:04 PM Page 49 Page PM 5:04 v5 11/3/16 prog conf annual prog_90th conf annual 101st 101st annualconfprog_90thprogv511/3/165:04PMPage50 Affiliates Programs 313 ILGA/NJ SocietyofMunicipalEngineersJointSession-Room Topics inLocalGovernmentEthics-Room322 Room 322 Welcome and Introduction toPrograms &CLERequirements - Tax Revaluation-Room312 New JerseyPublicSector Labor LawUpdate-Room321 Todd M.Hay,PE,CPWM,CME,PennoniAssociates,Inc.,Edison Stanley Schrek,PE,AIA,PP,CME,LEED,AP,VanCleefEngineeringAssociates,Phillipsburg Peter C.TenKate,PE,BoswellEngineering,SouthHackensack Glenn C.Kienz,Esq.,Partner,WeinerLesniak,LLP,Parsippany Robert T.Regan,Esq.,Partner,LawOfficeofWestwood Speaking: ThomasCollins,Esq.,Partner,Vogel,Chait,Collins&Scheinder,PC,Morristown Moderator: RonaldD.Cucchiaro,Esq.,Partner,WeinerLesniak,LLP,Parsippany Presiding: NJCLE-1.8; PACLE-1.5 Co-sponsored withNJLM Joint SessionwithNJSocietyofMunicipalEngineers 2:30 PM-4:00 Representatives, NewJerseyLocalFinanceBoard Speaking: Moderator: Presiding: NJCLE-1.5 ETH; PACLE-1.0 ETH Co-sponsored withNJLM 1:15 PM-2:30 Welcome: Presiding: 1:00 PM-1:15 Municipal Attorneys 3.0 Gen/Sec; NJCLE- 3.6; CTA-3.0 PTA; PACLE-3.0 revaluation ofproperty.CCFO-2.0 Fin/Debt,1.0 BUD; CMFO-2.0 Fin/Debt, 1.0 BUD; CTC- The expertpanelwillleadawide-ranging discussionofthestatutes,caselaw,andpractice of Joint SessionwithLeague& AMANJ 9:00 AM -12:00PM Speaking: Presiding: RonaldD.Cucchiaro,Esq.,Partner,WeinerLesniak,LLP,Parsippany NJCLE-1.2; PACLE-1.0 Co-sponsored withNJLM 4:00 PM-5:00 0|2016NJLMConference 50 Edward J.Buzak,Esq.,BuzakLawGroup,LLC Matthew Giacobbe,Esq.,Partner,Cleary,Alfieri&Jacobs,Matawan Ronald D.Cucchiaro,Esq.,Partner,WeinerLesniak,LLP,Parsippany Ronald D.Cucchiaro,Esq.,Partner,WeinerLesniak,LLP,Parsippany Ronald D.Cucchiaro,Esq.,Partner,WeinerLesniak,LLP,Parsippany Robert Renaud,Esq.,Partner,Palumbo,RenaudandDeApplanio,LLC,Cranford A. MichaelRubin,Esq.,Partner,LawOfficesofLLC Wednesday, November 16,2016 Thursday, November 17,2016 | NewJerseyInstituteofLocalGovernmentAttorneys #njleague Affiliates Programs 2016 NJLM Conference | 51 Dennis Galvin, Esq., Partner, Galvin Law Firm, Jackson Partner, Palumbo, Renaud & DeApplanio, LLC, Cranford Partner, Palumbo, Renaud Robert Renaud, Esq., Ronald D. Cucchiaro, Esq., Partner, Weiner Lesniak, LLP, Parsippany Ronald D. Cucchiaro, Esq., Partner, Weiner Lesniak, LLP, Parsippany Ronald D. Cucchiaro, Esq., Partner, Weiner Lesniak, LLP, Parsippany Partner, Weiner Lesniak, LLP, Parsippany Esq., Partner, Weiner Lesniak, Ronald D. Cucchiaro, Partner, Herbert, Van Ness, Cayci & Goodell, PC, Princeton Michael W. Herbert, Esq., Partner, Herbert, Van Ness, Cayci & Goodell, Partner, Mason, Griffin & Pierson, PC, Princeton; League Deputy Kristina P. Hadinger, Esq., Partner, Mason, Griffin & Pierson, PC, Princeton; Partner, Palumbo, Renaud & DeApplanio, LLC, Cranford Partner, Palumbo, Renaud Robert Renaud, Esq., League Tax Counsel; Partner, Skoloff & Wolfe Skoloff Partner, Tax Counsel; Wolfe, League Saul A. #njleague Presiding: 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Co-sponsored with NJLM Presiding: 4:30 PM - 5:00 PM Co-sponsored with NJLM PACLE-1.0 NJCLE-1.2; Presiding: Ronald D. Cucchiaro, Esq., Partner, Weiner Lesniak, LLP, Parsippany Speaking: 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM League Associate Counsel Trishka W. Cecil, Esq., Partner, Mason, Griffin & Pierson, PC, Princeton; Moderator: Presiding: Speaking: General Counsel Kasselman William John Kearns, Jr., Esq., League General Counsel; Helmer, Conley & Dennis Galvin, Esq., Partner, Galvin Law Firm, Jackson Co-sponsored with NJLM PACLE-1.0 NJCLE-1.5; 2:15 PM - 3:30 PM 2:15 PM - 3:30 Presiding: Moderator: Co-sponsored with NJLM Co-sponsored with PACLE-1.0 NJCLE-1.5; Speaking: Kiefer, PC, Clinton Partner, Gebhardt & Richard Cushing, Esq., Varady & Kinsella, Union Partner, LaConte, Bundy, Robert F. Varady, Esq., 1:00 PM - 2:15 PM 1:00 PM Mayor, Freehold Borough Freehold Mayor, Higgins, J. Nolan Presiding: Speaking: Oakland Tax Assessor, Holzhauer, Scott Communications VP, Vital D’Angelo, George Property Appraisers VP, Professional Brian Schneider, Eric Bernstein & Assoc. Associate, Dominic DiYanni, & Jacobs Giacobbe, Alfieri Counsel, Cleary, Lani M. Lombardi, NJILGA Annual Social Event - Room - Arturo’s, Bally’s Atlantic Bally’s Arturo’s, - Annual Social Event - Room NJILGA City New Jersey Institute of Local Government Attorneys Annual Attorneys Government New Jersey Institute of Local Meeting - Room 416 Municipal Law Update 2016 - Room 416 Municipal Law Update 2016 OPRA & Right to Know: Recent Developments - Room 416 & Right to OPRA Avoiding & Defending Claims Against Local Governments - Local Governments Against Claims & Defending Avoiding Room 416 101st annual conf prog_90th annual conf prog v5 11/3/16 5:04 PM Page 51 Page PM 5:04 v5 11/3/16 prog conf annual prog_90th conf annual 101st 101st annualconfprog_90thprogv511/3/165:04PMPage52 Affiliates Programs Imperial/Berkshire/Tivoli Room,Bally’s Atlantic City Annual BusinessMeeting&ElectionofOfficers-Room Raising theProfile -Room 415 Raising theProfile II-Room316 Marlborough Room,Bally’s Atlantic City Installation ofOfficers& Annual Luncheon-Room - 12:00 PM-3:00 Presiding: New JerseyBuildingOfficialsAssociation,GeneralMeeting&2016ElectionOfOfficers 10:00 AM -11:30 AM Manager, SeaIsleCity Cornelius “Neil”Byrne,Jr.,ConstructionCodeOfficial;NJBOARegionalRep.;CertifiedFloodPlain Dennis Pino,ConstructionCodeOfficial,Hazlet;Administrator,Hazlet Bob LaCosta,ConstructionOfficial,ScotchPlains;ImmediatePastPresident,NJBOA Speaking: Welcome: PatNaticchione,President,NJBOA;ConstructionCodeOfficial,EggHarborTwp. Moderator: Presiding: legal requirementsandobligationsbetweenManagementtheBuildingDepartment. exactly thefunctionsofDepartmentandUCC.Theregulationsspecificallyoutline This sessionisgearedtoMayors,Councilmembers,andAdministratorshelpthemunderstand 1:00 PM-5:00 Building Officials Presiding: management andtheBuildingDepartment. UCC. Theregulationsspecificallyoutlinethelegalrequirements andobligationsbetween and Administratorsinordertohelpunderstandexactlythe functionsoftheDepartmentand This isarecapofWednesday’spresentation.session is gearedtoMayors,Councilmembers, 10:00 AM -12:00PM Presiding: Presentation ofAwards New JerseyBuildingOfficialsAssociationAnnualLuncheon,SwearinginofOfficers,& Moderator: 2|2016NJLMConference 52 John Scialla,ConstructionCodeOfficial,SaddleRiver;PastPresident,NJBOA Pat Naticchione, Steve Jones,ConstructionCodeOfficial;PastPresident,NJBOA;ICC Pat Naticchione, Pat Naticchione, Jerry Eger,ConstructionOfficial,CertifiedBuildingInspector Jerry Eger,ConstructionOfficial,CertifiedBuildingInspector President, NJBOA President, NJBOA President, NJBOA Wednesday, November 16,2016 Thursday, November 17,2016 Tuesday, November 15,2016 | NewJerseyBuildingOfficialsAssociation #njleague Affiliates Programs 2016 NJLM Conference | 53 CCFO-2.0 Finance & Debt Management; CMFO-2.0 Finance CMFO-2.0 Management; Debt & Finance CCFO-2.0 | Municipal Clerks’ Association of New Jersey, Inc. Jersey, New of Association Clerks’ | Municipal Tuesday, November 15, 2016 November Tuesday, Wednesday, November 16, 2016 November Wednesday, Assemblyman, District 19 Joanne M. Kwasniewski, RMC/MMC, Municipal Clerk/Deputy Manager, Fair Lawn Borough Municipal Clerk/Deputy Manager, Fair Lawn Borough Joanne M. Kwasniewski, RMC/MMC, Municipal Clerk/Deputy Manager, Fair Lawn Municipal Clerk/Assistant Administrator, Bernards Twp.; President, Denise Szabo, RMC/MMC, Municipal Clerk/Assistant Administrator, Bernards Mark Cushing, Investigator, NJMVC’s Fraudulent Documents Training Unit Susan Jacobucci, Esq. #njleague Moderator: Speaking: Craig Coughlin, This session will review the background of Safe & Fare Transportation, the legal way of This session will review the background of Safe & Fare Transportation, the legal including local obtaining the proper authority to operate and highlight various municipal concerns including mercantile license, requirements of registering a business, and the proposed legislation and the Municipal the need for the legislation and what the impact will be on companies like Uber Licensing Clerk. RMC-2.0 2:00 PM - 3:40 PM Moderator: Center, Rutgers Speaking: Marc Pfeiffer, Assistant Director, Bloustein Local Govt. Research This session will review two separate issues: 1) Elements of the Local Public Contracts Law and Law Contracts Public Local the of Elements 1) issues: separate two review will session This in Changes 2) confidence; and integrity public and policies public achieving to relate they how Rulemaking Securities Municipal federal the by driven administration and issuance debt municipal other and Clerk Municipal the of role the and Commission Exchange and Securities the and Board administration. debt in officials 9:00 AM - 10:40 AM AM - 10:40 9:00 Moderator: MCANJ Speaking: Admin Off 1.0 Procurement QPA-1.0 Finance; RMC-2.0 Management; Debt & This Session will explain the role of the Local Finance Board in the enforcement of Local the role of the Local Finance Board This Session will explain are what Municipal Officials should know; types Government Ethics Law. Topics to be discussed that have come before the Board; and case studies. of complaints received; common cases Ethics; RMC-2.0 Ethics; CPWM-2.0 Ethics; CTC-2.0 Ethics; CMFO-2.0 Ethics; CCFO-2.0 Ethics QPA-2.0 2:00 PM - 3:40 PM 2:00 PM - 3:40 CTC/CMFO TCTANJ Legislative Chairperson CTC/CMFO TCTANJ Speaking:, Bonnie Fleming, Legal Counsel Sayegh, Mintz, Pfeffer, Bonchi, & Gill; TCTANJ Keith Bonchi, Esq., Goldenberg, Mackler, Twp. Manager, Eastampton Twp. Township Clerk/Deputy Kim-Marie White, RMC, Analyst Lori Buckelew, League Senior Legislative Joint Session with TCTANJ, GFOANJ & AMANJ with TCTANJ, Joint Session NJ. in the State of on Legislative Issues will give an update This Session QPA-2.0 Devel; Prof RMC-2.0 Leg; CTC-2.0 Mgmt; Off CMFO-2.0 Mgmt; Off CCFO-2.0 Law Bus CPA-2.0 Admin; Off 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM - 12:00 AM 10:00 Municipal ClerksMunicipal Anybody Need a Ride? - Room 414 Issues in Municipal Finance - Room 414 Issues in Municipal Finance The Local Finance Board As the Enforcer of the Local of the the Enforcer As Board The Local Finance Ethics Law - Room 414 Government Legislative Update - Room 402 Update Legislative David Thompson, CEO, Phoenix Advisors 101st annual conf prog_90th annual conf prog v5 11/3/16 5:04 PM Page 53 Page PM 5:04 v5 11/3/16 prog conf annual prog_90th conf annual 101st 101st annualconfprog_90thprogv511/3/165:04PMPage54 Affiliates Programs Brunch -RoomGrandExhibitionCenter, Tropicana MVC Updates-Room418 Ethics -Room418 It’s Not Your Money-Room418 Bail Reform-Room 320 Setting Yourself Upfor Success-Room320 MCAA Update -RoomGrandExhibitionCenter, Tropicana AOC Update-RoomGrandExhibitionCenter, Tropicana Speaking: Presiding: DaniellaTrancho, Administrator CE-0.75 CEC given bySteveSomogyi,AssistantDirectoroftheMunicipalCourtServicesDivision. Opening RemarkstobegivenbyMCAANJPresidentDaniellaTrancho.Keynotespeech 9:00 AM -9:45 AM Presiding: Court Administrator CE-2.0 CEC 2:00 PM-4:00 Presiding: Court Administrator CE-1.0 CEC 1:00 PM-2:00 Presiding: Court Administrator CE-1.0 CEC 12:00 PM-1:00 Administrators Court Presiding: Court Administrator CE-1.5 CEC (Badge Required) 2:30 PM-4:00 Moderator: Presiding: Court Administrator CE-1.5 CEC (Badge Required) 1:00 PM-2:30 Presiding: Court Administrator CE-1.75 CEC 11:00 AM -12:00PM Presiding: 10:15 AM -11:00 AM 4|2016NJLMConference 54 Steve Somogyi,Asst.Director,MCSD Dennis Maddalena,NJMotorVehicleCommission Marc Garfinkle,Esq.,LawOfficeofGarfinkle Phyllis Ferone,AdministrativeSupervisor,AOC Steve Somogyi,Asst.Director,MCSD Frank Carr,TrainingCoord.,BurlingtonVic. Daniella Trancho,CMCAPresident,MCAANJ Daniel Smith,ChiefATS/ACS,MCSD Kathleen Carr,TrainingCoord.,BurlingtonVic. Wednesday, November 16,2016 CMCA President,MCAANJ Tuesday, November 15,2016 | MunicipalCourtAdministratorsAssociationofNJ #njleague Affiliates Programs 2016 NJLM Conference | 55 | NJ Municipal Electrical Inspectors Association Inspectors Electrical Municipal NJ | TCTANJ Legislative Chairperson | Government Finance Officers Association of New Jersey | Government Finance Officers Association Tuesday, November 15, 2016 November Tuesday, Thursday, November 17, 2016 17, November Thursday, Wednesday, November 16, 2016 November Wednesday, Secretary, NJMEIA Donald Clare, Tina LaLena, MDM, Atlantic/Cape May Vic. MDM, Atlantic/Cape May Vic. Tina LaLena, MDM, Atlantic/Cape Bonnie Fleming, CTC/CMFO, #njleague Speaking: Keith Bonchi, Esq., Goldenberg, Mackler, Sayegh, Mintz, Pfeffer, Bonchi, & Gill; TCTANJ Legal Counsel Joint Session with AMANJ, MCANJ & TCTANJ Mgmt; Off This Session will give an update on Legislative Issues in the State of NJ. CCFO-2.0 CPA-2.0 Admin; Off QPA-2.0 Devel; Prof RMC-2.0 Leg; CTC-2.0 Mgmt; Off CMFO-2.0 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM 10:00 Presiding: Finance Officers This NJMEIA session is designed to inform permit applicants the WHO, WHAT, WHEN, and This NJMEIA session is designed to inform application to a municipality in accordance with the HOW to electronically submit an electrical Applicants can save time and money by submitting Uniform Construction Code N.J.A.C. 5:23-2. emphasis is placed on Low Voltage Alarm Systems, an electronic permit application. A special Replacements, and Communications Wiring in all Annual Pool Inspections, S.F.D. Furnace cover electronic signatures and seals. structure types. This session will NOT 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM AM - 11:30 10:00 Electrical Inspectors Court Administrator CE-2.00 CEC CE-2.00 Administrator Court Presiding: 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM 10:30 Court Administrator CE-1.0 CEC CE-1.0 Administrator Court Presiding: 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM AM - 10:30 9:30 9:00 AM - 9:30 AM AM - 9:30 9:00 8:30 AM - 9:00 AM - 9:00 AM 8:30 Legislative Update - Room 402 Electronic Submissions for Electrical Permits - Room 407 Electrical Permits Submissions for Electronic Hollywood Squares - Room - Royal Swan Ballroom, 4th Floor Swan Ballroom, - Room - Royal Hollywood Squares Tropicana Tower, North Survive or Thrive Survive or MCAA of NJ Business Meeting - Room - Royal Swan Ballroom, - Royal Meeting - Room NJ Business of MCAA Tropicana Tower, North 4th Floor Continental Breakfast - Room - Royal Swan Ballroom, 4th Floor 4th Ballroom, Swan Royal - - Room Breakfast Continental Tropicana Tower, North Kim-Marie White, RMC, Township Clerk/Deputy Twp. Manager, Eastampton Twp. Lori Buckelew, League Senior Legislative Analyst Bus Law Bus 101st annual conf prog_90th annual conf prog v5 11/3/16 5:04 PM Page 55 Page PM 5:04 v5 11/3/16 prog conf annual prog_90th conf annual 101st 101st annualconfprog_90thprogv511/3/165:04PMPage56 Affiliates Programs Andra Hopson,Pensions&BenefitsSpecialist1,Div.ofBenefits,NJ TreasuryDept. Preparing for Retirement -Room303 Budget & Audit Update-Room302 Computer Safety& Technology -Room402 Foreclosure -Room 415 3:45 PM-5:15 Speaking: Presiding: AdrianO.Mapp, Gen/Sec; RMC-2.0 Fin; NJCLE-2.0; RPPO-2.0 M/S; CPA-2.0 Fin; PACLE-1.5 and policiesthataffectmunicipalfiscaloperations.CCFO-2.0 BUD; CMFO-2.0 BUD; CTC-2.0 affect municipalofficialsin2017.Thepanelwillreviewthelevycap,newlegislation,regulation, This sessionwillexplorebudget,accounting,andfinancialpolicychangesissuesthat Joint SessionwithLeague&TCTANJ 2:00 PM-3:40 Speaking: Info. Tech.; QPA-1.0 Info. Tech. Info. Tech.; CMFO-1.0 Info. Tech.; CTC-1.0 Info. Tech.; CPWM-1.0 Info. Tech.; RMC-1.0 common threats,addresssomemisconceptionsandgooversecuritybestpractices.CCFO-1.0 communiciations hardwareandhowitworks,discusstosecureidentify The sessionwillreviewindustryjargonandterminology,addressacquiringthenecessary Joint SessionwithTCTANJ 1:00 PM-1:50 Counsel Speaking: CTC-1.0 Enf; RMC-1.0 Fin department headsbetterunderstand theprocess.CCFO-1.0 Fin/Debt; CMFO-1.0 Fin/Debt; standard proceduresforthetax collectorandthefinanceofficer,aswelltohelpother This sessionisdesignedtogoovertheforeclosureprocess frombeginningtoend,review Joint SessionwithTCTANJ 1:00 PM-1:50 Karen Gendusi,Employer&MemberEducation,Div.ofPensionsBenefits,NJ TreasuryDept. Speaking: Presiding: BertH.Steinmann, application online. pension payoutoptions,discussionoftaxationyourpension,andreviewhowtofile formula tocalculateyourpensions,anexplanationofhowgetestimate,abriefsummary pension andhowtofileforyourPERSretirementallowance.Therewillbeanoverviewofthe In thissession,theDivisionofPensionswilldiscusshowtofamiliarizeyouwithyourPERS Joint SessionwithLeague&TCTANJ Joseph Monzo,CFO,DeputyManager,SouthBrunswick Leon Costello,CPA/RMA,Ford-Scott&Assoc. Christine Zapicchi,Asst.Director,DLGS,DCA 6|2016NJLMConference 56 Timothy Cunningham, Angela Saylor,CCNA(R&S,Sec)MunicipalSoftware,Inc. Keith Bonchi,Esq.,Goldenberg,Mackler,Sayegh,Mintz, Pfeffer,Bonchi,&Gill;TCTANJLegal Andrew Kenney,ClientServices,Div.ofPensions&Benefits,NJTreasuryDept. Wednesday, November 16,2016 Mayor, Plainfield Mayor, Ewing Director, DLGS,DCA #njleague Affiliates Programs 2016 NJLM Conference | 57 Thursday, November 17, 2016 November Thursday, State Comptroller Joseph Valenti, Chief, Bureau of Local Management Services, DLGS (retired) Dave Nenno, Ethics Law Consulting Services Armando Riccio, Esq., Armando V. Riccio, LLC, Counselors at Law #njleague Philip James Degnan, Presiding: Philip Greiner, Mayor, Flemington Speaking: Joint Session with League, GPANJ & TCTANJ with the local This annual session will focus on the ever-expanding law and regulations dealing Public Contracts procurement process as this expert panel will address the updates to the Local CMFO-2.0 Mgmt; Fin/Debt Law, Pay-to-Play Law, and relevant regulations. CCFO-2.0 P/P; RPPO-2.0 NJCLE-2.0; P/P; QPA-2.0 Fin; RMC-2.0 Govt; CPWM-2.0 Mgmt; Fin/Debt PACLE-1.5 Fin; CPA-2.0 Speaking: AM AM - 10:40 9:00 Joint Session with TCTANJ employees, governing bodies, departments, boards, and This session will assist local government for integrity and ethics in daily life, using real life commissions to better understand the need Finance Board staff and years of government work. examples from experience on the Local Ethics; RMC-1.5 Ethics; CPWM-1.5 Ethics; CTC-1.5 Ethics; CMFO-1.5 Ethics; CCFO-1.5 Ethics QPA-1.5 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM AM - 10:30 9:00 Speaking: 3:00 PM - 4:20 PM 3:00 PM - 4:20 Joint Session with TCTANJ QPA-1.5 Fin; RMC-1.5 MGMT; CPWM-1.5 MGMT; Off CMFO-1.5 MGMT; Off CCFO-1.5 MGMT Off Executive Director, National Tax Lien Assoc. Executive Director, National Speaking:Brad Westover, Joint Session with TCTANJ bidding methods & protocols for tax collectors to better understand the This session will assist Bud; on tax sale liens. CCFO-1.0 offering overall national perspectives successful tax collection, Admin Off QPA-1.0 Devel; Prof RMC-1.0 Enf; CTC-1.0 Bud; CMFO-1.0 2:00 PM - 2:50 PM 2:00 PM Kammie Verdolina, TCTANJ Kammie Verdolina,CTC; President, Welcome: Brunswick Twp. CFO, East Speaking: Lou Neely, Joint Session with TCTANJ Session with Joint Fin RMC-1.0 MGMT; Off CMFO-1.0 MGMT; Off CCFO-1.0 1:00 PM - 1:50 PM - 1:50 PM 1:00 Public Contracts Law & Regulation Update - Room 412 Public Contracts Law & Regulation The Quest for Government Integrity - Room 304 Government Integrity The Quest for Overtime Rules - Room 402 Overtime Rules Lien Options & Keys to Success - Room 402 & Keys to Success - Room Lien Options Transparency of Fiscal Responsibility - Room 417 - Room Responsibility Fiscal of Transparency Jason Martucci, Legislative Liaison, DLGS, DCA 101st annual conf prog_90th annual conf prog v5 11/3/16 5:04 PM Page 57 Page PM 5:04 v5 11/3/16 prog conf annual prog_90th conf annual 101st 101st annualconfprog_90thprogv511/3/165:04PMPage58 Affiliates Programs Residential Fire Sprinklers-Room317 Regular BusinessMeeting-Room316 Room -Hall A, Atlantic CityConventionCenter Regular MeetingoftheNew JerseyFire SafetyCommission- NJACCHO BusinessMeeting&Osborne Award -Room313 Atrium LevelGalleria, Atlantic CityConventionCenter Mayors Wellness Campaign:Fitness with anOlympian-Room Fire Investigationfor Fire Officials-Room 317 Presiding: 10:00 AM -12:00PM Presiding: General MembershipMeetingandreportoftheExecutiveDirector. 3:30 PM-5:00 Presiding: fire education. are firefightertraining,incidentcommand,homelandsecurity,theuniformfirecode,andpublic President oftheSenateandSpeakerGeneralAssembly.Amongtopicsbeingdiscussed Members ofthe21-personCommissionareappointedeitherbyGovernororjointly Commissioner ofCommunityAffairsonallmatterspertainingtofiresafety. this meetingoftheNewJerseyStateFireSafetyCommission,whosefunctionistoadvise All fireservicepersonnelandallconferenceattendeeswithaninterestinsafetyshouldattend 10:00 AM -12:00 PM Officials Fire Welcome: Moderator: This sessionwillconsistofpresenting theFrankJ.OsborneawardaswellannualNJACCHO 9:00 AM -10:30 AM Presiding: JoettaClarkDiggs,MayorsWellnessCampaignSpokeswoman participants. athlete, JoettaClarkDiggs.Comereadyinsneakersforalight indoorworkout.Freet-shirtsforall Get someexercisewiththeMayorsWellnessCampaign’s Spokeswoman andfour-timeOlympian 7:30 AM -8:15 AM Health Officers Presiding: 2:00 PM-4:00 elections andgeneralmembership meeting. 8|2016NJLMConference 58 Rich Silvia,President,NJSFPPA Rich Silvia,President,NJSFPPA John S.Wisniewski,Assemblyman,District19;Chairman,NJFireSafetyCommission Rich Silvia,President,NJSFPPA Trevor Weigle,President,NJACCHO Megan Avallone,President-Elect,NJACCHO | NewJerseyStateFirePreventionandProtectionAssociation Wednesday, November 16,2016 Wednesday, November 16,2016 Thursday, November 17,2016 | NJACCHO #njleague Affiliates Programs 2016 NJLM Conference | 59 NJCLE-1.5; PACLE-1.0 NJCLE-1.5; Tuesday, November 15, 2016 November Tuesday, Thursday, November 17, 2016 November Thursday, Commissioner, NJDOH Commissioner, President, NJACCHO President, Lisa Gulla, Mayor, Fanwood; League Third Vice President League Third Mayor, Fanwood; Colleen Mahr, Christina Engh, COO, UASolutions Group Director, Health & Human Services, Jersey City Stacey Flanagan, Director, Health & Human Services, Jersey Cathleen Bennett, | Jersey Access Group #njleague Registered Nurse; President, NJLBOHA Registered Laura O’Reilly, Presiding: Brian C. Wahler, Mayor, Piscataway; League Immediate Past President Speaking: Ken Fellman, Partner, Kissinger & Fellman, PC Joint Session with League disaster suppression, riot firefighting, rescue, and search include drones for uses government Local 3:45 PM - 5:15 PM JAG JAG 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM AM - 11:00 9:00 Mayor, Princeton; League Executive Board Member Presiding: Liz Lempert, Mayor, Princeton; League Executive Board Speaking: Deborah Levine, Director of Community Health, NJHCQI Chuck Cahn, Mayor, Cherry Hill Panelists will discuss ways to improve community health and engage municipal residents through Panelists will discuss ways to improve cost strategies. Examples of programs to address health public-private partnerships and low-to-no obesity, and end-of-life care will be discussed. literacy, chronic disease management, 3:45 PM - 5:15 PM 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM 2:00 PM - 3:00 development as members for interactive team building and leadership This session will allow time runs out. attempt to exit the escape room before work together in an 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM 12:30 PM - 2:00 Presiding: Joint Session with League Session with Joint of by the Commissioner of Health in New Jersey on the State will provide an update This session ahead. areas for the year will highlight priority Health and Moderator: 10:45 AM - 12:00 PM - 12:00 AM 10:45 Speaking: Drones: Challenges & Opportunities for Local Governments - & Opportunities for Challenges Drones: Room 301 NJACCHO Annual Brunch - Water Club Aqua Room, Borgata Club Water Annual Brunch - NJACCHO Hotel and Spa Municipal Leaders & Community Health Improvement - Health Improvement Municipal Leaders & Community Room 312 NJACCHO Leadership Exercise - EscapeAC, Tropicana - EscapeAC, Exercise NJACCHO Leadership NJACCHO Luncheon - Tropicana - NJACCHO Luncheon Improving & Protecting New Jersey's Health - Room 312 Room - Health Jersey's New Protecting & Improving control, local access programming, routine aerial surveillance, and environmental mapping. Almost mapping. environmental and surveillance, aerial routine programming, access local control, daily, we are finding new ways to use them, creating regulatory and operational challenges for local for challenges operational and regulatory creating them, use to ways new finding are we daily, governments. Learn about federal preemption, tort liability, crashes, trespass, and more. This more. and trespass, crashes, liability, tort preemption, federal about Learn governments. session will review all this and the new FAA rules governing drones. drones. governing rules FAA new the and this all review will session 101st annual conf prog_90th annual conf prog v5 11/3/16 5:04 PM Page 59 Page PM 5:04 v5 11/3/16 prog conf annual prog_90th conf annual 101st 101st annualconfprog_90thprogv511/3/165:04PMPage60 Affiliates Programs Off Admin/Gen Duties; RPPO-1.5 M/S RPPO-1.5 Duties; Admin/Gen Off it. maintain to able Danielle L.Leonardis, will discuss their experience with obtaining this “golden designation” and how they’ve been they’ve how and designation” “golden this obtaining with experience their discuss will Timothy W.Little,S&PGlobalRatings 1,2, SheratonConventionCenter Hotel NJMMA Annual Awards' Luncheon-RoomCrown Ballroom Room 317 The Nuts&BoltsoftheNewFair Labor Standard Act Rules- AAA Credit Rating-TheGoldenDesignation -Room413 organizations whoarecommittedandhelpsupportprofessionallocalgovernmentmanagement. The NewJerseyMunicipalManagementAssociationwillacknowledgethoseprofessionalsand 12:00 PM-2:00 Ira Mintz,Esq.,Partner,Weissman&MintzLLC Ramon Rivera,Esq.,Partner,Scarinci&Hollenbeck Joseph Monzo,CFO/DeputyManager,SouthBrunswick Speaking: Presiding: James“Sonny”McCullough, Duties; M/S Admin/Gen RPPO-1.5 Off QPA-1.5 Devel; Prof RMC-1.5 Mgmt; CPWM-1.5 FLSA. the of labor light discuss in will strategies labor, and from one impacts and management from one rules. attorneys, new labor the of two Further, discussion full a and law the on you our of refresh many will impacts session This potentially employees. that FLSA the updated December has Effective Government unclear. Federal and the 2016, confusing it found have since governments municipalities then, municipal to Since 1986. applied have (FLSA) Act Standards Labor Fair Federal The 9:00 AM -10:30 AM andAdministrators Managers Raymond Codey, Speaking: Moderator: panelists session’s This Investopedia.com). (Source: can issue commitments the financial because its meet easily creditworthiness, of degree agencies. exceptional rating an has credit by bond bonds AAA-rated An issuer’s an to assigned rating possible highest the is AAA 9:00 AM -10:30 AM Moderator: 0|2016NJLMConference 60 Matthew Watkins, Victor Canning,Administrator,MontvilleTownship Robert S.Hoffmann,President,NJMMA;Administrator,EmersonBorough Robert S.Hoffmann,President,NJMMA;Administrator,EmersonBorough Administrator, Madison CCFO-1.5 Fin/Debt; CMFO-1.5 Fin/Debt; RMC-1.5 Fin; QPA-1.5 Fin; RMC-1.5 Fin/Debt; CMFO-1.5 Fin/Debt; CCFO-1.5 S&P GlobalRatings Wednesday, November 16,2016 Administrator, Bloomfield Thursday, November 17,2016 Mayor, EggHarbor CCFO-1.5 Off Mgmt; CMFO-1.5 Off Mgmt; Off CMFO-1.5 Mgmt; Off CCFO-1.5 | NJMunicipalManagementAssociation #njleague Affiliates Programs 2016 NJLM Conference | 61 Professional Planner, Tuckerton Professional Planner, | New Jersey Planning Officials, Inc. Officials, Planning Jersey | New Tuesday, November 15, 2016 November Tuesday, North Brunswick Michelle Nocito, NJPO Director, Voorhees Eugene Kobryn, NJPO Director, Little Egg Harbor Barbara Woolley-Dillon, NJPO Board of Planning Advisors; Professional Planner, Reid Associates, Absecon Advisors; Professional Planner, Reid Associates, Robert Reid, NJPO Board of Planning Peter Avakian, Professional Engineer, Leon S. Avakian, Inc., Neptune Jennifer Beahm, Professional Planner, CME Associates, Howell #njleague Speaking: & Associates, LLC, Warren Eric Bernstein, Esq., Eric Martin Bernstein Counsel, Mason, Griffin & Pierson Trishka Cecil, Esq., NJPO Associate Legal Morris County Planning Director, Morristown Christine Marion, Professional Planner, County Dept. of Regional Planning, Northfield Mark Shourds, County Engineer, Atlantic Moderator: Speaking: Frank Wisniewski, Esq., Flaster/Greenberg, PC, Cherry Hill Michael Proietti, You approve an application with conditions and your job as a board member is complete. Now You approve an application with conditions resolution, and enforcing the conditions. The Board begins the complex task of drafting the Officer now have the task of ensuring your conditions Secretary, Attorney, Planner, and Zoning scrutiny. Our professionals will discuss the intricacy are enforced and implemented to withstand offering tips for of crafting a supportable resolution that contains enforceable conditions while all- avoiding pitfalls. Continuing Education Credits are free to NJPO members, non-member League Conference inclusive conference fee is $50. Courses require registration with NJPO and a registration. CM(APA)-1.5 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM AM - 11:30 10:00 Moderator: Speaking: LLC , Newton Jessica Caldwell, Professional Planner, J. Caldwell & Associates, Robert Bucknam, Esq., Attorney, Archer & Greiner, PC, Haddonfield We all have to deal with them, the gremlins that plague all planning and zoning boards of We all have to deal with them, the gremlins facilities (PODs), digital display systems, or Donation adjustment: Portable On Demand Storage discuss how to deal with these unique land uses through Drop Boxes. The panel of experts will Continuing Education Credits are free to NJPO zoning, and how to protect your municipality. fee is $50. Courses require registration with members, non-member all-inclusive conference CM(APA)-1.5 NJPO and a League Conference registration. 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM AM - 11:30 10:00 Moderator: The New Jersey Planning Officials presents the courses legally necessary for Planning & Zoning for Planning legally necessary presents the courses Jersey Planning Officials The New the is structured within (5 hour) session This two-part to retain appointment. Board members will be monitored to ensure mandatory training criteria. Attendance guidelines of the DCA Credits are free to NJPO members, training standards. Continuing Education compliance with the registration with NJPO and a conference fee is $50. Courses require non-member all-inclusive registration. CM(APA)-5.0 League Conference 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM - 4:00 AM 10:00 Planning OfficialsPlanning After the Approval - Room 408 Approval the After Planning Gremlins - Room 405 Planning Gremlins Mandatory Certification Class for New Board Members Members New Board Class for Certification Mandatory - Room 308 (5 Hours) Ilene Cutroneo, Regional Planning Board, Princeton 101st annual conf prog_90th annual conf prog v5 11/3/16 5:04 PM Page 61 Page PM 5:04 v5 11/3/16 prog conf annual prog_90th conf annual 101st 101st annualconfprog_90thprogv511/3/165:04PMPage62 Affiliates Programs Joe Donald,Coordinator,OfficeofEnvironmentalJustice,NJDEP Eileen Banyra,ProfessionalPlanner,MaserConsulting Inherently Beneficial,Inherently Problematic -Room310 Staying Outof Trouble -Room405 (5 Hours)-Room410 Mandatory CertificationClassfor NewBoardMembers New Lifefor Centers-Room401 Ursula Leo,Laddey,ClarkandRyan,LLP,Sparta Jack Plackter,Esq.,NJPOAssociateLegalCounsel,FoxRothschild,LLP,AtlanticCity Speaking: Moderator: League Conferenceregistration. non-member all-inclusiveconferencefeeis$50.CoursesrequireregistrationwithNJPOanda offer expertinsightonwhattoexpect.ContinuingEducationCreditsarefreeNJPOmembers, already seenbyboardsacrossthestate?Panelistswillgiveanoverviewoflegislationand unwanted applicationsclaimingtoprovetheymeetthecriteria?Doeslawaddconfusion Is thereawholenewmeaningto“inherentlybeneficialuses”?Willthatopenthefloodgates 3:00 PM-4:30 Robert Gaccione,Esq.,NJPOAssociateLegalCounsel,GaccionePomaco,PC,Belleville Courthouse Robert Fineberg,Esq.,NJPOAssociateLegalCounsel;LawOfficesofA.CapeMay Speaking: Moderator: registration. CM(APA)-1.5 inclusive conferencefeeis$50.CoursesrequireregistrationwithNJPOandaLeagueConference are right–beright.ContinuingEducationCreditsfreetoNJPOmembers,non-memberall- insurance coverage;whattosayandnotathearings.Don’tgetcaughtthinkingyou ethics; votingrequirementsforthoseboardmembersnotrecused;lawsuits;resolutions;liability How toavoidcourtchallengesboarddecisionsandindividualmembers;conflictsofinterest; 1:00 PM-2:30 League Conferenceregistration. CM(APA)-5.0 non-member all-inclusiveconference feeis$50.CoursesrequireregistrationwithNJPO anda compliance withthetraining standards. ContinuingEducationCreditsarefreetoNJPO members, guidelines oftheDCAmandatory trainingcriteria.Attendancewillbemonitoredtoensure Board memberstoretainappointment. Thistwo-part(5hour)sessionisstructuredwithin the The NewJerseyPlanningOfficialspresentsthecourseslegally necessaryforPlanning&Zoning 9:00 AM -3:00PM Gerry Scharfenberger,OfficeforPlanningAdvocacy,Dept.ofState Speaking: Presiding: ColleenMahr,Mayor,Fanwood;LeagueThirdVicePresident Administrator - 1.5 generations. Planning Board/Zoning Board Secretary-1.5; Zoning Official-1.5; Land Use it meansforurbanareas,Stateplanningpolicies,andifthistrendwillcontinueintofuture population andjobsshiftingbacktourbanareas.Thisprogramwillexplorethedynamicwhat The growthofsuburbanareaswitnessedinthesecondhalf20thcenturyhasshifted,with Joint SessionwithLeague 9:00 AM -10:40 AM 2|2016NJLMConference 62 Joseph Burgis,ProfessionalPlanner,BurgisAssociates,Westwood Robert Michaels,NJPOBoardofPlanningAdvisors;Michaels&Assoc.,Randolph Robert Powell,ManagingDirector,NassauCapitalAdvisors Kenneth Kauker,NJPODirector;EdgewaterPark Warren Goode,NJPOPastPresident,PlanningBoardChairman,OceanTwp.(Monmouth) Wednesday, November 16,2016 CM(APA)-1.5 #njleague Affiliates Programs 2016 NJLM Conference | 63 Gail Glashoff, NJPO Vice President, Land Use Administrator, Lebanon Twp. Roger Steedle, Esq., NJPO Director, Linwood City Azrak & Associates, LLC, Pompton Plains Azrak & Associates, LLC, Frederic Azrak, Esq., NJPO Director, Long Branch Planning Board Planning Branch Long Director, NJPO Atkinson, Graeme Starring the Falling Rock Players Professional Planner, BB Planning & Design Professionals, LLC, Wyckoff Brigette Bogart, Professional Planner, BB Planning & Design Azrak & Associates, LLC, Pompton Plains Azrak & Associates, LLC, Peter McArthur, Esq, NJPO Board of Planning Advisors, Professional Planner, Kendall Park Planner, Kendall Professional Planning Advisors, Board of NJPO John Chadwick, #njleague Speaking: Moderator: The applicant is looking for approval of a Drug & Alcohol In-House Rehab Center on 10 acres in The applicant is looking for approval of a Drug & Alcohol In-House Rehab Center and Site Plan a residential zone bordering a commercial zone. They will need a D Variance all-inclusive approval. Continuing Education Credits are free to NJPO members, non-member conference fee is $50. Courses require registration with NJPO and a League Conference registration. CM(APA)-1.5 Speaking: PC, Stratford Stuart Platt, Esq., NJPO Associate Legal Counsel, Platt & Riso, AM - 12:00 PM 10:30 Moderator: You got yourself elected to your municipal governing body. You know nothing about land use. You got yourself elected to your municipal you to take the mandatory five-hour course that all The municipal land use law doesn’t require have the course for you! Specifically designed as a crash other board members need to take. We extract the most pertinent information for mayors and course, we take our five-hour course and Education Credits are free to NJPO members, elected officials in a 1.5 hour course. Continuing is $50. Courses require registration with NJPO and a non-member all-inclusive conference fee League Conference registration. CM(APA)-1.5 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM AM - 11:30 10:00 Moderator: Speaking: Twp. David Hollberg, Township Manager, Pequannock George Azrak, Architect, Glen Ridge Planning Board & Design, Rutherford Matthew Seckler, Professional Engineer, Stonefield Engineering Warren Keith Cahill, Professional Engineer, Bohler Engineering, Associates, LLC, Morris Plains John McDonough, Professional Planner, John J. McDonough Master Plan & Zoning issues faced when planning for new energy sources–electric/hydrogen/ issues faced when planning for new Master Plan & Zoning up to date to accommodate new your Master Plans and/or Ordinances natural gas/solar. Are members, non-member all- Education Credits are free to NJPO energy sources? Continuing with NJPO and a League Conference fee is $50. Courses require registration inclusive conference registration. CM(APA)-1.5 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM AM - 11:30 10:00 Moderator: Speaking: Princeton & Dolan, Dolan Legal Counsel, Assistant Esq., NJPO Gibbons, Clifford & Kron, PA, Bronstein Goldstein, Stein, Nusbaum, Legal Counsel, Associate NJPO Dwyer, Esq., Patrick Succasunna New Co. Dir. of Planning, Planner, Middlesex of Counselors, Professional NJPO Board George Ververides, Brunswick Galloway Engineering, Engineer, Dixon Associates Professional Kevin Dixon, Maplewood Professional Planner, of Planning Advisors, NJPO Board Peter Steck, Falling Rock - Room 409 Planning for Elected Officials - Room 420 Elected Officials - Room Planning for New Energy Sources & Planning - Room 411 & Sources New Energy Professional Planner, Matrix New World Engineering, Inc., Florham Park Sean Moronski, Professional Planner, Matrix New World Engineering, 101st annual conf prog_90th annual conf prog v5 11/3/16 5:04 PM Page 63 Page PM 5:04 v5 11/3/16 prog conf annual prog_90th conf annual 101st 101st annualconfprog_90thprogv511/3/165:04PMPage64 Affiliates Programs Christopher Costa,Esq.,Kenny,Chase&Hamilton Variances: Proofs andCaseLaw-Room406 Ethics: Professional Planners -Room314 Boardwalk NJAPZA Luncheon-PalladiumBallroom C,Caesarsonthe Room 314 Religious LandUse&Institutionalized Persons Act (RLUIPA) - registration. CM(APA)-1.5 conference feeis$50.CoursesrequireregistrationwithNJPOandaLeagueConference law. ContinuingEducationCreditsarefreetoNJPOmembers,non-memberall-inclusive well asthespecificstandardsforallvarianceslistedunderDinMLULspecifiedbycase Attorneys andPlannerswilldiscussthedifferentproofstandardsforaC1C2variance,as deeper intotheproofstandardsforallvariancespermittedbymunicipallanduselaw.Our variance? Acacophonyofletters,weareheretohelpyousortthemout.Thiscoursewilldelve C1 vsC2Variance?Whatisa“Use”D1,D2,D3,D4,D5,orD6?IsthereanAB 1:00 PM-2:30 Dennis Galvin,Esq.,NJPOAssistantLegalCounsel;GalvinLawFirm,Jackson Speaking: Moderator: Conference registration.CM(APA)-1.5 Ethics all-inclusive conferencefeeis$50.CoursesrequireregistrationwithNJPOandaLeague faced bytheirplanners.ContinuingEducationCreditsarefreetoNJPOmembers,non-member The classwillalsobeofvaluetoboardmembersastheyexperiencesometheethicalissues and codeswillbediscussedfocusingonasystemofprinciplesspecifictoprofessionalplanners. according tothecodeofethicsandprofessionalconduct.Generalissues,locallaws This classisaimedattheprofessionalplannerasitfocusesonstandardsofethicalbehavior 1:00 PM-2:30 Luncheon 12:00PM(sharp!)followedbyaneducationalprogramuntil3:00PM. 12:00 PM-3:00 Thomas Collins,Esq.,NJPOAssociateLegalCounsel, Vogel, Chait,Collins&Schneider,Morristown John Madden,ProfessionalPlanner,MaserConsulting PA,Clinton Speaking: Moderator: registration. CM(APA)-1.5 conference feeis$50.CoursesrequireregistrationwithNJPO andaLeagueConference use. ContinuingEducationCreditsarefreetoNJPOmembers, non-memberall-inclusive through theoftenconfrontationalandlegallychallengingaspects ofthisfederallyprotectedland This panelofexpertswillsharestoriesandofferguidance to helpyou,asaboardmember,work uses andinstitutionalizedpersons,tobetheleastrestrictive methodstoachieveapublicpurpose. RLUIPA isaFederalLawthatrequiresmunicipalzoninglaws, astheyrelatetoreligiousland 3:00 PM-4:30 James Gorman,Esq.,Attorney-at-Law,Shrewsbury Michael Butler,Esq.,Eckert,Seamans,Cherin&Mellott,LLC,Trenton Thomas Scangarello,NJPOBoardofPlanningAdvisors,ProfessionalPlanner,Medford Speaking: Moderator: 4|2016NJLMConference 64 Elizabeth McKenzie,NJPOBoardofPlanningAdvisors,ProfessionalPlanner,Flemington Elizabeth Terenik,Dir.OfPlanning&Development, AtlanticCity Tiffany Cuviello,ProfessionalPlanner,DirectorofPlanning,GallowayTwp. Gail Glashoff,NJPOVP,LandUseAdministrator,LebanonTwp. Rosiland McLean,LandUseAdministrator,Teaneck Twp. Bernard Cedar,NJPOBoardofPlanningAdvisors,CherryHill #njleague Affiliates Programs 2016 NJLM Conference | 65 Keynote, New Jersey State - 17th District, Chairman, Senate Environment & Keynote, New Jersey State - 17th District, Chairman, Thursday, November 17, 2016 17, November Thursday, Michele Donato, Esq., NJPO General Counsel, Lavallette Senator Bob Smith, Edward J. Buzak, League Assistant Counsel; The Buzak Group #njleague Moderator: Speaking: A lively, must-attend session for all board members, attorneys, municipal officials, and other A lively, must-attend session for all board complexities of the Municipal Land Use Law and local decision-makers who struggle with the interpretations from highly recognized NJPO attorneys ordinances. A rare opportunity to hear Continuing Education Credits are free to NJPO who accept and answer audience questions. fee is $50. Courses require registration with members, non-member all-inclusive conference CM(APA)-3.0 NJPO and a League Conference registration. 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM 9:00 Presiding: Janice S. Mironov, Mayor, East Windsor; League Past President Speaking: Donna Blaze, CEO, Affordable Housing Alliance Christiana Foglio, CEO & Founder, Community Investment Strategies Joint Session with League Division decision providing on Court actions, such as an Appellate After providing an update a issues, this program will pivot into “gap” issue and other methodological clarity on the so-called their partners can advance projects in a time of discussion about how municipalities and Board Board/Zoning Planning PACLE-1.5; NJCLE-2.0; Devel; Prof uncertainty. RMC-2.0 1.5 - Administrator Use Land Official-1.5; Zoning 1.5; Secretary- “Invitation Only Event” AM AM - 10:40 9:00 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM AM - 9:00 8:00 Annual Board of Directors Meeting of Directors Board Annual 5:15 PM - 6:00 PM - 6:00 PM 5:15 William M. Cox Symposium - Room 416 M. Cox Symposium William Affordable Housing Update - Room 402 Affordable Housing Attorneys' Breakfast - Room - Pre-Function 413 Treehouse, 413 - Pre-Function - Room Breakfast Attorneys' ACCC NJPO Annual Board Meeting - Room 314 - Room Meeting Board Annual NJPO Energy Committee Counsel; The Buzak Group Edward J. Buzak, Esq., NJPO Assistant Legal Counsel; League Assistant James Clarkin, III, Esq., NJPO Assistant Legal Counsel, Clarkin & Vignuolo, PC, Piscataway Dennis Galvin, Esq., NJPO Assistant Legal Counsel, Galvin Law Firm, Jackson Clifford Gibbons, Esq., NJPO Assistant Legal Counsel, Dolan & Dolan, Princeton Glenn Kienz, Esq., NJPO Assistant Legal Counsel, Weiner-Lesniak, Parsippany Kit Falcon, Esq., NJPO Associate Legal Counsel, Maraziti Falcon, LLP, Short Hills Jonathan Drill, Esq., NJPO Associate Legal Counsel, Stickel, Koenig, Sullivan & Drill, LLC, Cedar Grove 101st annual conf prog_90th annual conf prog v5 11/3/16 5:04 PM Page 65 Page PM 5:04 v5 11/3/16 prog conf annual prog_90th conf annual 101st 101st annualconfprog_90thprogv511/3/165:04PMPage66 Affiliates Programs - Room413 NJ MVCCertifiedDriver's Abstract: Legal&Ethical Issues 2015 NJPC,ICCFuelGas&MechanicalCodes-Room317 Meeting -Room319 NJ StateMunicipalProsecutors Association Business Room 319 NJ StateMunicipalProsecutors Association Luncheon- Dennis Maddalena,NJMVCMunicipalCourtLiaison Lakes/Denville Speaking: Hampton, Fredon Moderator: NJCLE: includes 1.0 NJCLE Ethics) along withapplicableandcurrentcaselawanalysis,aquestionanswerperiod(2.5 component includeslegalandethicalconsiderationsrelatedtoNewJerseyMVCAbstracts Abstract alongwiththelegalandethicalconsiderationsattorneysmustconsider.Ethics A detailedinstructionalseminaronhowtoreadandinterpretaNewJerseyMVCDriver’s 9:30 AM -12:00PM Prosecutors Presiding: Free Codewillalsobediscussed. Plumbing CodeandtheICCFuelGasMechanicalCodes.ThechangesinNJBarrier DCA interpretationsandmodificationsduringtheadoptionof2015NationalStandard 3:00 PM-4:00 Plumbing Inspectors Moderator: www.njsmpa.org, [email protected], or609-915-3593. prosecutors andassistantmunicipal prosecutors.RSVPnotrequired.Questions? NJSMPA willholditsquarterly businessmeeting.Opentoallcurrentandformermunicipal 12:45 PM-1:45 Moderator: [email protected], or609-915-3593. October 16–November10,$45ppNovember11-15.Toregister: www.njsmpa.org, their guests.Pre-registrationandpaymentinadvancerequired. $35ppbyOctober15,$40pp Luncheon isopentocurrentandformermunicipalprosecutors, assistantprosecutors,and 12:15 PM-12:45 Moderator: Speaking: 6|2016NJLMConference 66 Brian Mason,Esq.,MunicipalProsecutor-MountOlive/Netcong,Chester,Mountain Tom Pitcherello,CodeSpecialist,DCA Frank Speranza, Anthony M.Arbore,Esq.,MunicipalProsecutor-Byram,Hopatcong,Stanhope,Andover, Annette DePalma, Randi Fechter,ExecutiveDirector,NJSMPA William Olinger, | NJStateMunicipalProsecutorsAssoc. Wednesday, November 16,2016 Wednesday, November 16,2016 President, NJPIA Director, NJPIA President, NJSMPA | NJStatePlumbingInspectorsAssoc.,Inc. #njleague Affiliates Programs 2016 NJLM Conference | 67 | Governmental Purchasing Assoc. of NJ | Governmental Purchasing Assoc. Tuesday, November 15, 2016 November Tuesday, Thursday, November 17, 2016 November Thursday, (2.5 NJCLE; includes 1.5 NJ CLE Ethics credits). NJCLE-2.5 credits). Ethics CLE NJ 1.5 includes NJCLE; (2.5 Delegate, APWANJ Wednesday, November 16, 2016 16, November Wednesday, | American Public Works Assoc. –| American Public NJ Chapter CindyLea Webber, Purchasing Agent, Plainfield City Municipal Prosecutor, Hillside Municipal Prosecutor, Moshood Muftau, Esq., William Rafferty, Joseph Valenti, Chief, Bureau of Local Management Services, DLGS (retired) Harry Weed, Region Director, APWA Richard Brevogel, CPWM, Director of Public Works, Willingboro Township Municipal Prosecutor-Mount Olive/Netcong, Chester, Mountain Brian Mason, Esq., Municipal Prosecutor-Mount #njleague Moderator: Speaking: Gary Kohan 2:00 PM - 3:40 PM for goods and This session will discuss bonds needed for construction bids versus bonds needed Fin; RMC-2.0 Govt; CPWM-2.0 Fin/Debt; CMFO-2.0 Fin/Debt; service bids. CCFO-2.0 P/P RPPO-2.0 P/P; QPA-2.0 Purchasing Agents Purchasing Presiding: 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM AM - 10:30 9:00 awards ceremony for the American Public Works This session is the annual meeting and Association, New Jersey Chapter Welcome: Daniel Carey, Chapter President, APWANJ Speaking: Welcome: Daniel Carey, Chapter President, APWANJ Speaking: This session will explain the importance of a safety culture in a public works department and will This session will explain the importance and municipal elected officials. be useful to both public works employees 3:45 PM - 5:15 PM 3:45 PM - 5:15 Public Works Speaking: Lakes/Denville Fredon Hopatcong, Stanhope, Andover, Hampton, Municipal Prosecutor-Byram, Anthony M. Arbore, Esq., Video Wayne Koveleskie, Regional Sales Manager-WatchGuard Moderator: Presentation on Bodycams & Motor Vehicle Recordings & Emerging Issues - will cover intro, cover will - Issues Emerging & Recordings Vehicle Motor & discovery on Bodycams on updates law Case Presentation considerations. practical Ethics & recordings. obligations vehicle discovery motor with technology, dealing issues emerging on defense and Discussion prosecutor spoliation. & facing obligations challenges practical and ethical, legal, the explore will component court. municipal in counsel 2:15 PM - 4:55 PM - 4:55 PM 2:15 Bonds for Construction vs. Goods and Service - Room 413 Bonds for APWA Annual Meeting & Awards Breakfast - Room 404 Breakfast Awards & Annual Meeting APWA Developing a Safety Culture in Your Public Works Department - Department Works Public Your in Developing a Safety Culture Room 322 Video Evidence in Municipal Court (MVRs, BodyCams, (MVRs, Court Municipal in Evidence Video 413 - Room DashCams) 101st annual conf prog_90th annual conf prog v5 11/3/16 5:04 PM Page 67 Page PM 5:04 v5 11/3/16 prog conf annual prog_90th conf annual 101st 101st annualconfprog_90thprogv511/3/165:04PMPage68 Affiliates Programs Jason Martucci,LegislativeLiaison,DLGS,DCA What isa"ResponsibleBidder"?-Room403 Federal Grants,CFR'sDavisBacon-Room316 Change Orders, Contract Close Out, Bid Documents - Room 309 Public ContractsLaw&RegulationUpdate-Room412 Presiding: PACLE-1.5 CPWM-2.0 Govt; RMC-2.0 Fin; QPA-2.0 P/P; NJCLE-2.0; RPPO-2.0 P/P; CPA-2.0 Fin; governments toevaluateabidder’sresponsibility.CCFO-2.0 Fin/Debt; CMFO-2.0 Fin/Debt; determine whetherabiddercanbeconsidered“responsible”andthetoolsavailableforlocal responsive bidder”.Thissessionwillexplainthestatutes,caselaw,andpracticesusedto Under theLocalPublicContractsLaw,abidmustbeawardedto“lowestresponsible Joint SessionwithLeague 2:00 PM-3:40 Nicola Reid,PurchasingAgent,Stafford Speaking: Moderator: 1.0 P/P; RPPO-1.0 P/P Bacon Act.CCFO-1.0 Fin/Debt; CMFO-1.0 Fin/Debt; CPWM-1.0 Govt; RMC-1.0 Fin; QPA- This sessionwilldiscusswhatisneededwhenbiddingutilizingFederalgrants,andtheDavis 9:00 AM -10:40 AM Speaking: Moderator: CPWM-1.5 Govt; RMC-1.5 Fin; QPA-1.5 P/P; RPPO-1.5 P/P contracts, andstandardization ofbiddocuments.CCFO-1.5 Fin/Debt; CMFO-1.5 Fin/Debt; This sessionwillhavediscussions aboutchangeordersaboveandbelowthe20%,closing out Joint SessionwithNJSME 10:45 AM -12:00PM Philip JamesDegnan, Speaking: Presiding: PhilipGreiner,Mayor,Flemington CPA-2.0 Fin; PACLE-1.5 Fin/Debt Mgmt; CPWM-2.0 Govt; RMC-2.0 Fin; QPA-2.0 P/P; NJCLE-2.0; RPPO-2.0 P/P; Law, Pay-to-Playandrelevantregulations.CCFO-2.0 Fin/Debt Mgmt; CMFO-2.0 procurement processasthisexpertpanelwilladdresstheupdatestoLocalPublicContracts This annualsessionwillfocusontheever-expandinglawandregulationsdealingwithlocal Joint SessionwithLeague,TCTANJ&GFOANJ 9:00 AM -10:40 AM Julius “Jay”N.Coltre,ActingPurchasingDirector,CountyofEssex Kevin V.Galland,Administrator/MunicipalClerk,WoodlandPark Joseph Valenti,Chief,BureauofLocalManagementServices,DLGS(retired) Speaking: 8|2016NJLMConference 68 Joseph Valenti,Chief,BureauofLocalManagementServices,DLGS(retired) Debra Sopronyi,BoroughClerk/QPA,Hightstown Borough;BoroughClerk,Roosevelt Joseph Valenti,Chief,BureauofLocalManagementServices,DLGS(retired) Richard Trenk,MunicipalAttorney,WestOrange Michael Venezia, Lori Siemon,PurchasingSpecialist,SouthBrunswickBoardofEducation Timothy Stoessler,PurchasingAgent,MonroeTwp. UtilityDepartment State Comptroller Wednesday, November 16,2016 Mayor, Bloomfield Thursday, November 17,2016 #njleague Affiliates Programs 2016 NJLM Conference | 69 Tuesday, November 15, 2016 November Tuesday, Tuesday, November 15, 2016 November Tuesday, Wednesday, November 16, 2016 16, November Wednesday, | Community Recreation Society of NJ Society Recreation | Community | Registrar’s Association of New Jersey CFO, Westfield Cynthia Sorey-Moore, Registrar, East Orange; President, RANJ James Schatzel, Founder & President, Team Life, Inc. James Gildea, Administrator, Westfield Park Maintenance Supervisor, Glassboro Parks & Recreation Park Maintenance Supervisor, Adam Simmons, CPWM, #njleague Slate of Officers for 2017-2019. Discuss other association business. Speaking: 9:00 AM - 9:30 AM AM - 9:30 9:00 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM AM - 9:00 8:00 Registrars Speaking: Life, Inc. Kathleen Pearson, Director of Training & Partnerships, Team Considering placing AEDs in your community? This session will provide participants with an Considering placing AEDs in your community? arrest and the importance of an AED in the cardiac overview of the causes of sudden cardiac steps in establishing an AED Program including medical chain of survival and will then detail the policies and procedures, and more. The current legislation oversight, maintenance plans, training, with risk management, liability issues, and case law. and regulations will also be discussed along CEUs Rec-.2 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM Speaking: Scott Olsen, CMFO, 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM AM - 11:00 9:00 and regulations for instituting a Municipal Trust This session will review the current rules can impact the Municipal Budget, institute self- Account. You will learn how Trust Accounts policies and procedures as well as employees’ pay. sustaining utilities, and define specific CEUs Rec-.2 Speaking: & Research Coordinator, Rutgers Brad Park, Sports Turf Educator Fewer resources, greater demands for field use, and in some cases the lack of trained personnel in some cases the for field use, and greater demands Fewer resources, maintain quality natural municipalities to for New Jersey it increasingly difficult have made sports manage high traffic explore methods to presentation will surfaces. This turfgrass playing contractors can play a role in environment and explore situations where fields in a municipal CEUs management. Rec-.2 sports field and grounds 2:30 PM - 4:30 PM 2:30 PM Recreation Business Meeting - Traymore A, Bally’s Atlantic City A, Bally’s Traymore Business Meeting - Registration & Breakfast - Traymore BC, Bally’s Atlantic City BC, Bally’s Traymore - Registration & Breakfast Implementing an AED Program - Room 315 AED Program Implementing an Trust Funds Regulations & Implementation - Room 418 Funds Regulations & Implementation Trust Maintaining High Quality Natural Turf - Room 316 Turf Natural High Quality Maintaining 101st annual conf prog_90th annual conf prog v5 11/3/16 5:04 PM Page 69 Page PM 5:04 v5 11/3/16 prog conf annual prog_90th conf annual 101st 101st annualconfprog_90thprogv511/3/165:04PMPage70 Affiliates Programs Amendments - Traymore A, Bally’s Atlantic City Vital StatisticsData- Traymore A, Bally’s Atlantic City A, Bally’s Atlantic City Original Adoption Records:PuttingLawinto Action - Traymore Fraud -Room403 Certified CopyIssuance-Room201/202 Lunch - Traymore BC,Bally’s Atlantic City 12:30 PM-1:30 Speaking: Welcome: CynthiaSorey-Moore,Registrar,EastOrange;President,RANJ Rec; Registrar-1 A reviewofcommonamendmentscenariosandquestionsconcerningamendments.RMC-1.0 11:30 AM -12:30PM Speaking: RobynD’Oria,ExecutiveDirector,CentralJerseyFamilyHealthConsortium Welcome: CynthiaSorey-Moore,Registrar,EastOrange;President,RANJ everyday life.RMC-1.0 Rec; Registrar-1 Discusses whattypeofdataiscollectedfromVitalStatisticRecordsandhowitmeaningfulin 10:15 AM -11:15 AM RANJ Speaking: BonnieBrookes,DeputyRegistrar,ShrewsburyBorough;President,CJRA;RecordingSecretary, Welcome: CynthiaSorey-Moore,Registrar,EastOrange;President,RANJ RMC-.5 Lic; Registrar-0.5 Brief historyofNJ’sBirthrightLawandareviewthelengthybirthparentadopteeforms. 9:30 AM -10:00 AM Speaking: Welcome: CynthiaSorey-Moore,Registrar,EastOrange;President,RANJ discussion ontheindustryofvictimorganization.RMC-1.0 Prof Devel; Registrar-1 How toreducefraudinyourdailyoperation,areviewontypes ofvictimsoftentargeted,anda 3:00 PM-4:00 Speaking: Welcome: CynthiaSorey-Moore,Registrar,EastOrange;President,RANJ A discussiononvariouseligibilityandproofofrelationshipscenarios.RMC-1.0 Lic; Registrar-1 1:45 PM-2:45 0|2016NJLMConference 70 Aparna Shah,NJOfficeofVitalStatisitcs&Registry Keith Balla,Partner,PKFO’ConnorDavies,LLP Damon Koslow,OutreachManager,NJOfficeofVitalStatistics&Registry #njleague Affiliates Programs CCFO-1.0 2016 NJLM Conference | 71 | Tax Collectors and Treasurers and Collectors | Tax (R & S, Sec) Municipal Software, Inc. Director, DLGS, DCA Tuesday, November 15, 2016 November Tuesday, Mayor, Plainfield Timothy Cunningham, Angela Saylor, CCNA, Bonnie Fleming, CTC/CMFO, Legislative Chairperson TCTANJ #njleague Christine Zapicchi, Asst. Director, DLGS, DCA Leon Costello, CPA/RMA, Ford-Scott & Assoc. Joseph Monzo, CFO, Deputy Manager, South Brunswick Presiding:Adrian O. Mapp, Speaking: This session will explore budget, accounting, and financial policy changes and issues that will This session will explore budget, accounting, panel will review the levy cap, new legislation, regulation, affect municipal officials in 2017. The CTC-2.0 BUD; CMFO-2.0 BUD; operations. CCFO-2.0 and policies that affect municipal fiscal PACLE-1.5 Fin; CPA-2.0 M/S; RPPO-2.0 NJCLE-2.0; Fin; RMC-2.0 Gen/Sec; Info. Tech.; CMFO-1.0 Info. Tech.; CTC-1.0 Info. Tech.; CPWM-1.0 Info. Tech.; RMC-1.0 Tech.; Info. CPWM-1.0 Tech.; Info. CTC-1.0 Tech.; Info. CMFO-1.0 Tech.; Info. Tech. Info. QPA-1.0 Tech.; Info. 2:00 PM - 3:40 PM Joint Session with League & GFOANJ Speaking: Joint Session with GFOANJ and terminology, address acquiring the necessary The session will review industry jargon works, discuss how to secure hardware and identify communiciations hardware and how it and go over security best practices. common threats, address some misconceptions 1:00 PM - 1:50 PM 1:00 PM - 1:50 CCFO-2.0 Off Mgmt; Off State of NJ. CCFO-2.0 an update on Legislative Issues in the This Session will give CPA-2.0 Admin; Off QPA-2.0 Devel; Prof RMC-2.0 Leg; CTC-2.0 Mgmt; Off CMFO-2.0 Law Bus Speaking: Legal Counsel Sayegh, Mintz, Pfeffer, Bonchi, & Gill; TCTANJ Keith Bonchi, Esq., Goldenberg, Mackler, Twp. Manager, Eastampton Twp. Township Clerk/Deputy Kim-Marie White, RMC, Analyst Lori Buckelew, League Senior Legislative Joint Session with GFOANJ, AMANJ & MCANJ with GFOANJ, Joint Session 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM AM - 10:00 Association of New Jersey of Association Tax Collectors Treasurersand Tax Budget & Audit Update - Room 302 Audit Budget & Computer Safety & Technology - Room 402 - Room Technology Safety & Computer Legislative Update - Room 402 Update Legislative 101st annual conf prog_90th annual conf prog v5 11/3/16 5:04 PM Page 71 Page PM 5:04 v5 11/3/16 prog conf annual prog_90th conf annual 101st 101st annualconfprog_90thprogv511/3/165:04PMPage72 Affiliates Programs Honorable LouManchello,Mayor,TownshipofMapleShade -GuestSpeaker Preparing for Retirement -Room303 - Room404 How toPrevail atEverything by Applying MediationPrinciples Officers -MamboRoom, Tropicana Buffet Brunch, Annual BusinessMeeting&Installation of2017 Tropicana Ethics for LocalGovernmentEmployees-CastanetRoom, Andra Hopson,Pensions&BenefitsSpecialist1,Div.ofBenefits,NJTreasuryDept. Karen Gendusi,Employer&MemberEducation,Div.ofPensionsBenefits,NJTreasuryDept. Speaking: Presiding: BertH.Steinmann, application online. pension payoutoptions,discussionoftaxationyourpension,andreviewhowtofile formula tocalculateyourpensions,anexplanationofhowgetestimate,abriefsummary pension andhowtofileforyourPERSretirementallowance.Therewillbeanoverviewofthe In thissession,theDivisionofPensionswilldiscusshowtofamiliarizeyouwithyourPERS Joint SessionwithLeague&GFOANJ 3:45 PM-5:15 Services Speaking: Mgmt; CTC-1.0 Gen/Sec; CPWM-1.0 Mgmt; RMC-1.0 Prof Devel; QPA-1.0 Off Admin skill setthatyoucanapplywhenworkingwiththepublic.CCFO-1.0 Off Mgmt; CMFO-1.0 Off This sessionwillprovideanoverviewofthecoreprinciplesnegotiation,whichareacritical trained, neutralmediator,whofacilitatescommunicationsandhelpsthemreachanagreement. Mediation isaprocessinwhichpartiestodisputemeetvoluntarilyandconfidentiallywith 2:00 PM-2:50 Honorable TroySingleton,Assemblyman,District7-Guest Speaker Effie E.Pressley,CTC,Chaplain,TCTANJ,Townshipof Lakewood-Invocation Speaking: Presiding: KammieL.Verdolina,CTC,President,TCTANJ,TownshipofWall 10:00 AM -12:00PM Speaking: CMFO-1.0 Ethics; CTC-1.0 Ethics; CPWM-1.0 Ethics; RMC-1.0 Ethics; QPA-1.0 Ethics better understandingoftheethicalsituationsthatfacelocal government.CCFO-1.0 Ethics; government employees,governingbodies,departments,boards,andcommissions.Itwillcreatea This sessionwillgoovertheLocalGovernmentEthicsLaw,andhowitrelatestolocal 9:30 AM -10:20 AM 2|2016NJLMConference 72 Andrew Kenney,ClientServices,Div.ofPensions&Benefits,NJTreasuryDept. Vito Petitti,Esq.,NJLawRevisionCommission,LegislativeStaffAttorney-CentralJerseyLegal Paul Lesniak,CTC/CMFO,Sergeant-At-Arms,TCTANJ,CityofElizabeth-FlagSalute Jessica Jansyn,Esq.,Laddey,Clark&RyanLLP Wednesday, November 16,2016 Mayor, Ewing #njleague Affiliates Programs 2016 NJLM Conference | 73 Thursday, November 17, 2016 November Thursday, Dave Nenno, Ethics Law Consulting Services Armando Riccio, Esq., Armando V. Riccio, LLC, Counselors at Law Brad Westover, Executive Director, National Tax Lien Assoc. CFO, East Brunswick Twp. Lou Neely, CFO, East Brunswick Goldenberg, Mackler, Sayegh, Mintz, Pfeffer, Bonchi, & Gill; TCTANJ Legal Pfeffer, Bonchi, Mackler, Sayegh, Mintz, Esq., Goldenberg, Keith Bonchi, #njleague Speaking: Joint Session with GFOANJ boards, and This session will assist local government employees, governing bodies, departments, using real life commissions to better understand the need for integrity and ethics in daily life, work. examples from his experience on the Local Finance Board staff and years of government Ethics; RMC-1.5 Ethics; CPWM-1.5 Ethics; CTC-1.5 Ethics; CMFO-1.5 Ethics; CCFO-1.5 Ethics QPA-1.5 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM AM - 10:30 9:00 Speaking: 3:00 PM - 4:20 PM Joint Session with GFOANJ QPA-1.5 Fin; RMC-1.5 MGMT; CPWM-1.5 MGMT; Off CMFO-1.5 MGMT; Off CCFO-1.5 MGMT Off Speaking: 2:00 PM - 2:50 PM Joint Session with GFOANJ better understand the bidding methods & protocols for This session will assist tax collectors to Bud; national perspectives on tax sale liens. CCFO-1.0 successful tax collection, offering overall Admin Off QPA-1.0 Devel; Prof RMC-1.0 Enf; CTC-1.0 Bud; CMFO-1.0 CTC; President, TCTANJ Welcome: Kammie Verdolina, Speaking: Joint Session with GFOANJ Fin RMC-1.0 MGMT; Off CMFO-1.0 MGMT; Off CCFO-1.0 1:00 PM - 1:50 PM 1:00 PM - 1:50 Speaking: Counsel Joint Session with GFOANJ Session with Joint to end, to review process from beginning over the foreclosure is designed to go This session as to help other finance officer, as well collector and the for the tax standard procedures Fin/Debt; CMFO-1.0 Fin/Debt; CCFO-1.0 the process. heads better understand department Fin RMC-1.0 Enf; CTC-1.0 1:00 PM - 1:50 PM - 1:50 PM 1:00 The Quest for Government Integrity - Room 304 The Quest for Overtime Rules - Room 402 Lien Options & Keys to Success - Room 402 Lien Options & Keys to Success Transparency of Fiscal Responsibility - Room 417 of Fiscal Responsibility Transparency Foreclosure - Room 415 - Room Foreclosure 101st annual conf prog_90th annual conf prog v5 11/3/16 5:04 PM Page 73 Page PM 5:04 v5 11/3/16 prog conf annual prog_90th conf annual 101st 101st annualconfprog_90thprogv511/3/165:04PMPage74 Affiliates Programs Social Security-Room307 Public ContractsLaw&RegulationUpdate-Room412 Brunch/Business Meeting-CountryKitchen,DaysInn Presiding: clients/applicants whoareinjuredorhaveanillnessapplyforSSIbenefits. This sessionwillcoverallthetraditionalSSAretirementoptionsandSSIassistancefor 9:00 AM -1:00PM Welfare Association Philip JamesDegnan, Speaking: Presiding: PhilipGreiner,Mayor,Flemington CPA-2.0 Fin; PACLE-1.5 Fin/Debt Mgmt; CPWM-2.0 Govt; RMC-2.0 Fin; QPA-2.0 P/P; NJCLE-2.0; RPPO-2.0 P/P; Law, Pay-to-Playandrelevantregulations.CCFO-2.0 Fin/Debt Mgmt; CMFO-2.0 procurement processasthisexpertpanelwilladdresstheupdatestoLocalPublicContracts This annualsessionwillfocusontheever-expandinglawandregulationsdealingwithlocal Joint SessionwithLeague,GFOANJ&GPANJ 9:00 AM -10:40 AM Presiding: This sessionwillcoveranoverviewofcurrentchangesintheWorkFirstNewJerseyprogram. 9:30 AM -1:00PM Speaking: DavidVinokurov,DistrictManager,SSA Welcome: BarbaraMiceli, Jason Martucci,LegislativeLiaison,DLGS,DCA Speaking: DonnaRook,SupervisorofGAComplianceTeams Welcome: BarbaraMiceli, 4|2016NJLMConference 74 Joseph Valenti,Chief,BureauofLocalManagementServices,DLGS(retired) Barbara Miceli, Barbara Miceli, State Comptroller President, MWANJ President, MWANJ President, MWANJ President, MWANJ Wednesday, November 16,2016 Thursday, November 17,2016 | MunicipalWelfareAssociationofNJ #njleague 101st annual conf prog_90th annual conf prog v5 11/3/16 5:04 PM Page 75
2016 Resolutions Committee The Resolutions Committee is open to all delegates. Municipal officials are encouraged to attend and comment upon proposed resolutions. Only members of the committee may vote at the committee meeting. Chair: Albert B. Kelly Mayor, Bridgeton City; League First Vice President William J. Kearns, Jr. Parliamentarian Mark S. Anderson League Associate Counsel, League of Municipalities Ras Baraka Member, League Executive Board; Mayor, Newark City Vincent Belluscio Executive Director, TCTANJ Michael Blunt Mayor, Chesilhurst Borough Randy Brown Member, League Executive Board; Mayor, Evesham Township Deborah Buzby-Cope Mayor, Bass River Township Peter A. Cantu League Past President; Mayor, Plainsboro Township Chuck Chiarello League Past President; Mayor, Buena Vista Township Don Clare Representing the Mun. Electrical Inspectors Assoc. of NJ Inc.; Elec. Subcode Official, Neptune Township John Coiro Mayor, Totowa Borough Sheena Collum Village President, South Orange Village Township William W. Curtis Mayor, Bay Head Borough Raymond J. Cywinski Mayor, Demarest Borough Christine Dansereau Mayor, Roselle Borough Rich DeSimone Representing Jersey Access Group; MEtv, Metuchen Borough Wilda Diaz Mayor, Perth Amboy City, President, NJ Urban Mayors Assn. Michael Drulis Representing the Government Finance Officers Assoc. of NJ; Executive
Director, GFOANJ Committees Steven Fulop Member, League Executive Board; Mayor, Jersey City Holly Funkhouser Cucuzzella Representing the Health Officers (NJACCHO) Brian G. Gallagher Mayor, Somerville Borough Richard S. Goldberg Mayor, Hawthorne Borough Michael Gonnelli Mayor, Secaucus Town Don Guardian Mayor, Atlantic City Todd M. Hay Representing the New Jersey Society of Mun. Engineers; Mun. Engineer, East Orange City Raymond Heck Member, League Executive Board; Mayor, Millstone Borough J. Nolan Higgins Mayor, Freehold Borough Paul A. Hoelscher Mayor, Harrington Park Borough Robert S. Hoffmann Representing the NJ Mun. Management Association; Administrator, Emerson Borough Susan Howard Member, League Executive Board; Mayor, Monmouth Beach Borough Lisa Jackson Representing the Governmental Purchasing Assoc. of NJ; Purchasing Agent, East Orange City Eric Jackson Mayor, Trenton City Robert D. Jackson Mayor, Montclair Township Jason Kasler Representing New Jersey Planning Officials, Inc.; Executive Director, NJ Planning Officials M. Bruce Kaufmann Representing the Community Recreation Society of NJ; Recreation Director, Westfield Town Janice Kovach Member, League Executive Board; Mayor, Clinton Town Bob LaCosta Representing the Building Officials Assoc. of NJ; Construction Official, Scotch Plains Township John Laezza Administrator, Clark Township Thomas Lankey Mayor, Edison Township John Lester Councilman, Mountain Lakes Borough Cathleen Lewis Councilwoman, Lawrence Township (Mercer) Stephen Lo Iacono Jr. Administrator, North Arlington Borough Dina Long Mayor, Sea Bright Borough Benjamim Lucarelli Mayor, Fair Haven Borough Martin W. Lynch Representing the Assoc. of Mun. Assessors of NJ; Tax Assessor, Manchester Township Phyllis A. Magazzu Mayor, Berlin Township Edward J. Mahaney Jr. Member, League Executive Board; Mayor, Cape May City
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Rosemarie Maio Mayor, Stanhope Borough Adrian O. Mapp Mayor, Plainfield City Leo McCabe Member, League Executive Board; Mayor, Glassboro Borough James J. McCullough Mayor, Egg Harbor Township Scott McDonald Mayor, Washington Borough Pasquale Menna Mayor, Red Bank Borough Anthony P. Mercantante Administrator, Middletown Township Barbara Miceli Representing the Mun. Welfare Association of NJ; Mun. Welfare Director, Middletown Township Janice S. Mironov League Past President; Mayor, East Windsor Township Moshood Muftau Representing NJ State Mun. Prosecutors Assoc. Paul Muir Mayor, Bethlehem Township William Olinger Representing the NJ State Plumbing Inspectors Association, Inc.; Secretary, NJSPIA Inc. James Oscovitch Mayor, Byram Township Joseph Pannullo Mayor, East Hanover Township James Perry Member, League Executive Board; Mayor, Hardwick Township William Pikolycky Mayor, Woodbine Borough Nicholas Poliseno Mayor, Spotswood Borough Ellen Pompper Mayor, Lower Alloways Creek Township Dana L. Redd Mayor, Camden City Robert F. Renaud Representing the NJ Inst. of Local Government Attorneys; Mun. Attorney, Scotch Plains Township Rich Silvia Representing the NJ Fire Prevention & Protection Assoc.; Fire Marshal/Fire Sub-Code Official, Saddle River Cynthia Sorey-Moore Representing the Registrars Assoc. of NJ; Registrar, East Orange City Paul H. Tomasko Member, League Executive Board; Mayor, Alpine Borough Jose “Joey” Torres Mayor, Paterson City Daniella M. Trancho Representing the Mun. Court Admin. Assoc.; Court Administrator, Manalapan Township Jesse L. Tweedle, Sr. Member, League Executive Board; Mayor, Pleasantville City Paul J. Vallone Mayor, Far Hills Borough Anthony Vauss Mayor, Irvington Township Kammie Verdolina Representing the Tax Collectors & Treasurers Assoc. of NJ; Tax Collector, Wall Township Barbara Wallace Mayor, Washington Township (Gloucester) Dwayne D. Warren Mayor, Orange City Paul D. Wnek Representing the American Public Works Assoc.-NJ Chapter; Immediate Past President, APWA-NJ Chapter Committees Francis “Mac” Womack III Mayor, North Brunswick Township Dina L. Zawadski Representing the Mun. Clerks’ Assoc. of NJ; Mun. Clerk, Deptford Township
2016 Nominating Committee The Nominating Committee, pursuant to its constitutional responsibility, compiles a list of nominations for the offices of President, Frist, Second and Third Vice President and 21 positions of the Executive Board. Chair: Brian C. Wahler Mayor, Piscataway, League Immediate Past President Joseph Tempesta, Jr. Ex-Officio, Mayor, West Caldwell, League President Paul Anzano Mayor, Hopewell Borough (Mercer) Michael Blunt Mayor, Chesilhurst (Camden) Wilda Diaz Mayor, Perth Amboy (Middlesex) Frank J. Druetzler Mayor, Morris Plains (Morris) David Fried Mayor, Robbinsville (Mercer) Richard S. Goldberg Mayor, Hawthorne (Passaic) Susan Howard Mayor, Monmouth Beach (Monmouth) M. James Maley, Jr. Mayor, Collingswood (Camden) Timothy McDonough Mayor, Hope (Warren) Sylvia Petillo Mayor, Hopatcong (Sussex) Lester E. Taylor, III Mayor, East Orange (Essex) Paul H. Tomasko Mayor, Alpine (Bergen) Barbara Wallace Mayor, Washington Twp. (Gloucester) William J. Kearns, Jr. Parliamentarian: League General Counsel 76 | 2016 NJLM Conference #njleague Committees 2016 NJLM Conference | 77 #njleague : Janice S. Mironov, Mayor, East Windsor Council on Affordable Housing Study Committee Mahr, Mayor, Fanwood Borough; League Third Vice Township; League Past President and Colleen : Gary Passanante, Mayor, Somerdale; League Executive League School Tax Reform Committee: Gary Passanante, Mayor, Somerdale; League Board Member; Chair League Legal Committee on Affordable Housing: Edward Buzak, Esq.; Chair League Legal Committee on Affordable : M. James Maley, Jr., Mayor, Collingswood; Chair : M. James Maley, Jr., Mayor, Collingswood; League Economic Development Task Force : Joseph Pannullo, Mayor, East Hanover Township; Mayors Committee on New Jersey Life Sciences Chair Land Use Law Drafting Committee: Clifford Gibbons, Esq.; Chair : Chuck Chiarello, Mayor, Buena Vista Township; League : Chuck Chiarello, Mayor, Buena Vista Township; Emergency Medical Services Task Force Past President; Chair : Timothy C. McDonough, Mayor, Hope; League Past President; Emergency Management Task Force: Timothy C. McDonough, Mayor, Hope; League Chair : Timothy C. McDonough, Mayor, Hope; League Past President; Foundation: Timothy C. McDonough, League Educational President : Brian C. Wahler, Mayor, Piscataway; League Immediate Past President; : Brian C. Wahler, Mayor, Nominating Committee Chair : Albert B. Kelly, Mayor, Bridgeton; League First Vice President; Committee: Albert B. Kelly, Mayor, Conference Resolutions Chair : William J. Kearns, Jr., Esq., League General Counsel, Co-Chair; Kristina Esq., League General Counsel, Co-Chair; : William J. Kearns, Jr., Legislative Committee Deputy General Counsel; Co-chair Hadinger, Esq., League : Joseph Tempesta, Jr., Mayor, West Caldwell; League President; Chair Caldwell; League Jr., Mayor, West Board: Joseph Tempesta, Executive The committees and committee chairs are: and committee The committees League Committees League objectives policy League translating of activities, a full agenda carries out staff Trenton The League’s officials, and 250 mayors, other elected is made by more than But policy itself on many fronts. ad hoc committees. numerous standing and who serve on appointed officials Telecommunications Study Committee: Brian C. Wahler, Mayor, Piscataway; League Immediate President; Co-Chairs League Management Reform Committee: Wilda Diaz, Mayor, Perth Amboy; Chair Past President; Chair Community Development Block Grant Task Force: J. Christian Bollwage, Mayor, Elizabeth; League League Statutory Funding Compliance Committee: Janice S. Mironov, Mayor, East Windsor Township; League Past President; Chair Past President; Chair 101st annual conf prog_90th annual conf prog v5 11/3/16 5:04 PM Page 77 Page PM 5:04 v5 11/3/16 prog conf annual prog_90th conf annual 101st 101st annualconfprog_90thprogv511/3/165:04PMPage78 Committees Representative, StateFireSafetyCommission. Raymond S.Heck,Mayor,MillstoneBorough;LeagueExecutive BoardMember;League Public UtilitiesCommitteeonDevelopmentofRulesforMunicipal ElectricAggregation Joel Shain,Esq.,Attorney,MonroeTownship(Middlesex);League Representative,Boardof Water Council L. MasonNeely,FinanceDirector,EastBrunswick;Department of EnvironmentalProtectionClean Member; SustainableJerseyBoardofTrusteesMember Pamela H.Mount,FormerCommitteewoman,LawrenceTownship (Mercer);CleanAirCouncil Jersey BoardofTrusteesMember Dr. EdwardJ.Mahaney,Jr.,Mayor,CapeMayCity;LeagueExecutiveBoardMember;Sustainable Eric Jackson,Mayor,Trenton;PublicWorksAdvisoryBoard,DepartmentofCommunityAffairs Department ofCommunityAffairs Janice Kovach,Mayor,ClintonTown;LeagueExecutiveBoardMember;PublicWorksAdvisoryBoard, Pedestrian TransportationMasterPlan Robert V.Kiser,Engineer,Princeton;TechnicalAdvisoryCommitteeforNJStatewideBicycleand Government EthicsTaskForce Security Member;AttorneyGeneral’sMunicipalProsecutorsOversightCommitteeLocal William J.Kearns,Jr.,Esq.,LeagueGeneralCounsel;StateSupremeCourt’sCommitteeonCourt Cheryl Fuller,FormerManager,Englewood;PublicEmploymentRelationsCommitteeMember Caroline Ehrlich,ChiefofStaff,Woodbridge;SustainableJerseyBoardTrusteesMember Ex-Officio Member;DowntownNJ,Inc.,BoardMember Member, EmployerSupportoftheNationalGuard;SustainableJerseyBoardTrustees Michael J.Darcy,CAE,ExecutiveDirector,StateLeagueofMunicipalities; Joseph Pannullo,Mayor,EastHanoverTownship;MayorsCommitteeonLifeSciences Phil Cocuzza,PublicSafetyDirector,Lambertville;PoliceTrainingCommissionMember League Representatives onStatewideCommitteesare: Chair Tax ExemptionStudyCommittee:AlbertB.Kelly,Mayor,Bridgeton;LeagueFirstVicePresident; President; Chair Pension andBenefitsReformCommittee:JosephTempesta,Jr.,Mayor,WestCaldwell;League Civil ServiceReformStudyCommittee 8|2016NJLMConference 78 #njleague Annual Report 6 1 t 0 2
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of magazine. The full report includes details about the following magazine. The full report includes details Municipalities have been working through unprecedented challenges during 2016. And been working through unprecedented Municipalities have to meet these challenges. The impacts are local Municipal officials have no choice but the past year to provide support, advocacy, The League has worked diligently over please visit our website, pull down the To read the full text of the Annual Report Read the full report at njslom.org/annualreport #njleague while these challenges may be unprecedented, they were not unforeseeable. What is may be unprecedented, they were not while these challenges these challenges have risen to level of complexity, cost, and impact unprecedented is the and after countless warnings, pension crisis developed over decades over time. The State similarly has The Transportation Trust Fund replenishment false starts, and inaction. work stopped. The decades- long time only to be ignored until road been identified for a turned to crisis when the council could not long challenge of figuring out COAH also a new chapter in this long legacy. produce rules, causing the court to begin This year, we highlighted public private and felt by our neighbors, friends and families. challenges. Through recognition partnerships as a creative approach to meeting sessions, we explored how P3’s can make programs, magazine articles, and conference continue to show their creative problem positive impacts locally. Municipal officials closest to the people to get the job done. solving skills, enabling the government needed, the League also provided amicus training, and information. Where urgently Report, I hope it exemplifies the critical representation. As you read the Annual together to meet these challenges through the importance of all municipalities joining work of the League. “Services” menu and click “What is the League?” Or go directly to the report at “Services” menu and click “What is the see the full text in the December issue of New njslom.org/annualreport. You can also Jersey Municipalities major League programs: Legal Advocacy; Legislative Activities; Federal Activities; Bureau of Municipal Information; New Jersey Municipalities In-Service Programs; Labor Relations; Annual Conference; NJLM Educational Foundation; League Committees; Membership; and Finance. 101st annual conf prog_90th annual conf prog v5 11/3/16 5:04 PM Page 79 Page PM 5:04 v5 11/3/16 prog conf annual prog_90th conf annual 101st 101st annualconfprog_90thprogv511/3/165:04PMPage80 Adopted Budget is currentlyoperatingsetforthbelow. Our membershipcurrentlyincludesall565municipalitiesintheStateofNewJersey. The League'sfiscalyearrunsfromJuly1toJune30.BudgetunderwhichtheLeague The Leagueiscompletingits101styearofservicetothemunicipalitiesNewJersey. 3Oln riac hrdSrie $2,100 Online Ordinance Shared Services Commission Leasing 53 52 1222 Expense Rent 51 0222 Base Rent Grant Advisory Service 50 Interlocal Service 49 Scholarships 48 47 6Photocopying 46 5Internet Web Maintenance 45 4Computer Expense Miscellaneous Expense 44 Temporary Help 43 42 1National League of Cities 41 0Insurance Bond Premium 40 9Legal Audit 39 38 5GatSainSbcito x.$1,100 Telephone Seminars 37 Grant Station Subscription Exp. 36 Books, Subscriptions 35 Printing 34 Maintenance on Equip. 33 Equipment Payments 32 Postage 31 Meetings 30 Conference 29 Legislative $5,80328 Office Expense 27 Magazine 26 Automobile 25 UCC 24 Workers Compensation Ins. 23 Medical Benefits 22 Disability 21 Pension Employer Portion 20 Social Security & Medicare 19 Salaries 18 17 EXPENSE INCOME 6Epoe eia otiuin $81,100 Employee Medical Contributions Grant Station Subscription $40,166 16 Corporate Supporters 15 Sub-Leases Parking Space Rental 14 Sub-Leases Expense Rent 13 Sub-Leases Base Rent 12 Internet Advertising 11 10 Miscellaneous Receipts Seminars 9 Labor Data 8 Publications 7 Interest 6 Annual Conference $0 5 Magazine 4 Membership Dues 3 Appropriation of Prior Cash Bal. 2 1 2016/2017 Adopted Budget Membership and Finance $3,783,152 $4,533 $178,700 $357,249 $3,500 $4,500 $3,000 $6,000 $30,035 $36,000 $0 $3,000 $34,000 $28,810 $213,826 $4,400 $15,000 $65,000 $3,820 $15,000 $7,000 $28,000 $46,000 $28,000 $516,000 $28,000 $27,000 $200,000 $13,300 $0 $433,000 $950 $155,000 $92,000 $1,193,527 $5,600 $120,000 $4,500 $50,000 $32,000 $2,031,000 $310,000 $655,000 $3,843,014 $1,235 $82,000 $119,125 $190,287 $121,000 101st annual conf prog_90th annual conf prog v5 11/3/16 5:04 PM Page c
Key Conference Officials Michael J. Darcy, CAE Executive Director
Michael F. Cerra Assistant Executive Director
Kristin Lawrence Exhibit Manager
Millard Wilkinson, Jr. Registration Desk Coordinator
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Dee Kotch Suzanne Allen Information Desk Coordinators
Danielle Holland-Htut CEU & Shuttle Bus Coordinator
Marie Johnson Johnnifer Harris Financial Administrators
Jon R. Moran Lori Buckelew Taran B. Samhammer Ed Purcell Amy Spiezio Ciara Bradley Additional Staff Services
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2017 Conference Dates 102nd Annual League Conference November 14, 15, 16, 2017 Atlantic City Convention Center 101st annual conf prog_90th annual conf prog v5 11/3/16 5:04 PM Page d
NJLM Officers Joseph Tempesta, Jr. James Cassella League President 2nd Vice President Mayor, West Caldwell Mayor, East Rutherford Albert B. Kelly Colleen Mahr 1st Vice President 3rd Vice President Mayor, Bridgeton Mayor, Fanwood
NJLM Executive Board Ras J. Baraka Liz Lempert Mayor, Newark Mayor, Princeton Randy Brown Edward J. Mahaney, Jr. Mayor, Evesham Mayor, Cape May William J. Chegwidden Leo McCabe Mayor, Wharton Mayor, Glassboro Frank J. Druetzler Gary Passanante Mayor, Morris Plains Mayor, Somerdale Jonathan Dunleavy James Perry Mayor, Bloomingdale Mayor, Hardwick Sean Elwell Sylvia Petillo Mayor, Elsinboro Mayor, Hopatcong Steven Fulop Mayor, Jersey City Paul H. Tomasko Mayor, Alpine Raymond S. Heck Mayor, Millstone Borough Janet W. Tucci Susan Howard Mayor, West Long Branch Mayor, Monmouth Beach Jesse L. Tweedle, Sr. Thomas F. Kelaher Mayor, Pleasantville Mayor, Toms River Brian C. Wahler Janice Kovach Mayor, Piscataway Mayor, Clinton Town
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