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EXHIBIT 5 FACT SHEET

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P27. PLACE OF WORK FOR WORKERS 16 YEARS AND OVER--PLACE LEVEL L51- Universe: Workers 16 years and over Data Set: Census 2000 Summary File 3 (SF 3) - Sample Data

NOTE: Data based on a sample except in P3, P4, H3, and H4. For information on confidentiality protection, sampling error, nonsampling error, and definitions see htte://factfinder.census.e9v/home/en/datanotes/expsf3.htm. Burlington clty, New Jersed otal: I 4,65 Living in a place: 4,65 Worked in place of residence I 8 Worked outside place of residence( 3,8 I Not living in a place I 4 US. Census Bureau Census 2000

Standard ErrorNariance documentation for this dataset: Accuracy of the.Data: Census 2000 Summary File 3 (SF 3) - Sample Data (P-DFI3L5KB)

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Loa1 ...,.- ---I February 19, 2004 NEWSBREAK Bucks County Courier Times 2nd New Hanover Off-track betting is one AdSearch step closer to the finish > Newspaper Ad Burlington offlc iaI senten ced JASON BODNAR line as the N.J. Racing > Classifleds CountyTimes Commission gave the OK For more than 30 years, The Intelligencer to 15 betting parlors across CarSearch lames Nash and Patrick the state > Search Cars Hometown Malloy served New > Dealers Hanover as the most > Euylng Guide Pennsylvania two I see the 50-degree mark New Jersey powerful figures in town. next week In the extended Jobsearch National Now, the former forecast. > Search Jobs World administrator and former > Post a Resume mayor will serve Schedule Agent Wire Ron Martin > AP together at federal BCT executive editor Health Homesearch prison in Fort Dix for their roles in steering a Washington > Search Homes contract to Malloy's brother. Elections News columnists > Financing INTERACT > Resources Columnists State will purchase Lumberton Obituaries airDort i*- Browser's Mall Opinion KIM-BENN Dining Out Guide Lotteries Owners of South Jersey~- Regional Airport have Grocery Coupons Photo Gallery Weather agreed to sell the airport to the state for A special series on $8.2 Featured Web Site million. redeveloping the riverfront Local Coupons Yellow Pages Nurses at Lourdes hospital Personals Burlington County Times "+W.-"...- authorize strike photo reprints JOSH BERNSTEIN Subscribe to the Nurses at Lourdes Medical Center of Click here to vent Burlington Burlington County took a significant step last Join the discussion County Times night toward striking after their contract <-#* - expires Feb. 29. Advertise online or in print Voters in 19 districts prepare to go to the polls STAFF REPORTS Voters in 16 towns in Burlington County will go to the polls Sat-urday to decide annual elections in 19 fire districts.

Fire chief is accused of sexual harassment DANIELLE CAMILLI An administrative assistant has filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against the township fire district's longtime chief.

Mount Laurel school board member Thomas quits post DANIELLE CAHILLI Ronald Thomas, a member and former president of the Mount Laurel Board of Education, tendered his resignation yesterday.

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CITY HISTORY City of Burlington Political History ‘Brief Background

A BRIEF 325-YEAR POLITICAL HISTORY

The City of Burlington New Jersey USA is the first and original township in Burlington

IWhat you need County, predating the “original constablrys ” by 11 years.

Political History of City Native Americans of the Mantas (or Leaping Frog) tribe of the Lenni Lenape knew Burlington Island as Matinicunk and the mainland as Techichohocki, or “oldestplanted Tour Burlinaton Website land“.

City Sea I Fea-Wm There is some archaeological evidence supporting the local presence of a significant Swedish settlement by the early 1600s. Belgian Walloons fleeing persecution built the fmt recorded European settlement in New Jersey, ca. 1624, establishing an Island trading post to barter with the indigenous people. The Dutch then came upon the Island, exploiting its rich and varied wildlife. Their fort faced downriver, the better to defend both forks of the Delaware River hminvasion. New Jersey’s first record of an African presence notes slaves of a Dutch colonial official. The first murder in recorded state history took place on the Island in the 16709, when two Indians murdered two Dutchmen. As the Dutch withdrew fiom New World holdings, Swedes and Finns occupied the Island, until it was seized by the English in 1664. Fleeing oppression in Click here to meet Burlington’s England, the Quakers settled in Burlin@on over 325 years ago. famous PHtical Lea-d~rs,including Ben Franklin, Abraham Lincoln, Ulysses S. Grant and more, on the March 3,1677- Proprietors authorized the formation of the town Tour Burlington website. in a seminal constitutional document which set forth principles and ideals of freedom and democracy found 100 years later in the United States Constitution. Among these innovations were civil and religious liberty; separate executive and legislative power; an elected Assembly; fieedom of speech; no deprivation without due process of law. In their own stirring words, the Proprietors

“...lay a foundation for after ages to understand their liberty as men and Christians, that they may not be brought into bondage but by their own consent, for we put the power in the people.”

Independence National Historic Park in Philadelphia, PA. The ancient parchment traditionally is preserved within the Surveyor General’s Office in the City. In part, it states, “...grantedby William Penn, Gawan Lawry, and Nicholas Lucas, into Thomas Hutchinson, Thomas Pearson, Joseph Helmsly, George Hutchinson and Mahlon Stacy date the second day of the month called March 1677 instant, wherein they grant unto the saidpersons certain privileges for a town to be built... ”. The division of East and West Jersey is thereafter defined, and Burlington is designated the Capital of West

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Jersey. < RETURN TO TOP > - Fall, 1677- The ship Kent arrives in Delaware with Quaker settlers fleeing oppression in England, disembarking in Salem and canoeing and walking up the Delaware River to the Rancocas Creek, and then to Burlington.

Oct. 10,1677- The Friends made a peaceful land purchase agreement, trading gunpowder, pipes, hooks, cloth, kettles and etc. Among eight Native American chiefs who amicably sold the land to the Quakers was one highly esteemed for his nobility and integrity, Chief Ockanickon. He was Chief of the Mantas tribe of the Lenape, and a valuable early friend of the settlers.

December 10,1678- More English Quakers arrived, as the ship Shield tied up to a huge sycamore on the riverbank. It was the first ship to sail up the Delaware River as far as Burlington. Said the Friends fiom Yorkshire to the Friends of London, “Let us build a Town together. ”

September 26,1682- The first Assembly met and ordered Burlington be “The Chief Town and Head of the Province”. As a legislative member, Quaker Robert Stacy originated a bill: an Act of the General Assembly granting the Island to the City of Burlin%on, that its revenues might be employed, “..forthe encouragement of learning and the better education of youth. ” Thus was born the oldest continual educational trust board in the United States, The Managers and Treasurer of the School Fund for the Education of Youth in the City of Burlington, now known as the Board of Island Managers.

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October 18,1693- Assembly passed an “Actfor the settling of the Town of Burlington ”, giving landowners “thepower to elect yearly on thej&?hday of April, an offcer who shall be the Chief Magistrate of the said Town and shall be like the Burgess thereof ’.

April 5,1694- The first town meeting was held. Prior to that, Burlington had little need of a local government.

May 7,1734- The Town of Burlington, including the entire present-day Township and City, was chartered as a City by King George II. Application had been made by Gov. William Cosby, styling &elf Ciptain General & Governor & Commander in Chief of our Province of New Jersey, New York and Territories Depending in America. I < RETURN TO TOP > March 6,1783- a committee clarified the Act of 1682, based on the Act of October 18,1693 establishing the bounds of the City.

1784- It is this date which appears on the Official City Seal: MDCCLXXXIV The Township was now detached, and the City of Burlington acquired its own Charter, making it distinct and independent.

Thus the City has continued politically over 325 years to this present day. Once the Capital of West Jersey and the third largest port in North America, the City contains

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New Jersey’s ftrst recorded European settlement, the State’s oldest Library*, N.J.’s oldest Fire Company* and first Pharmacy in New Jersey*. Add to those achievements the Underground Railroad, Burlington County’s oldest residence, the State’s first weekly newspaper and as the list goes on, you begin to sense just how exceptional the City of Burlington truly is.

To provide citizens more information about municipal services, the City provides this website, The City of Burlington Official Online Resource. Use it as a Guide, a sort of City Owner’s Manual, for taxpaying, voting residents.

For a fascinating look at Burlington’s rich and varied 326-year history, visit our Tour Burlington website. Learn about NJ’s first recorded European settlement. Discover how to see the State’s oldest fire company, first Pharmacy. htLibrary and more, including the County’s oldest residence. See old houses, museums, antiques, Underground Railroad, folklore. Time travel is an easy walk in the City of Burlington... try it for your next family day trip, or bring your seniors group.

Tour City of Burlington Historic District Where the past is our present to you E-mail: [email protected] 609-386-0200 or 386-4773

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Time travel is a walk in the park in historic Burlington NJ for lovers of American History Underground Railroad htiques Period Architecture Folklore Witch

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Looking for historic NJ origins? Thii Burlington ‘Tirat’’ 1 Places to See Come experience real American History on our tree-lined, sun-dappled Maps,Direction People to Meet streets. Attractions 1st Things First Over 45 origins of state or national significance ... get immersed in “firsts”. Dining Things to Do History comes alive as you see and enter the oldest homes, and more. Shopping Contact Us INSIDE: Maps! Photos! Over 40 Historic Sites dating back over 325 years. Accommodatiot Ready, Set, Tour PLUS: Attractions Fun & Festive Events for Families with Kids Seniors Events Groups

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MATERIALS AVAILABLE: [What you need ' Calendar of Events Full-color Tour Guide & Map for Families and Seniors OFFICE ADDRESS: 1&page Full-color Tour Planner for 'Travel Pros City Hall Municipal Offices Colorful Post Cards of City of Burlington Historic Landmarks 525 High Street Burlington NJ 08016 Years in Service: Since 1978

OFFICE HOURS: M-F gam-5pm The Chairperson of the Tourism Council presides over this advisory board with representation fiom each of the City's august historical groups. This Council, under the supervision of MAP: City Hall Location the Department of Public Affairs, Council, Mayor and Administrator, coordinates all TEL: 609-386-0200 ext. 135 FAX: 609-386-021 4 appropriate functions respecting the advancement of City travel and tourism, including CELL: E-MAIL: infoCtovrburlington.org 8 Celebration of the City's 325th Anniversary of settlement 0 Planning Marketing of City Resources, especially historical assets PUBLIC MEETINGS: 8 Oversight, Creation and Production of Marketing Materials 0 Administration, Tourism Promotional Website http://w ww.tourburlington.org/ m Distribution of Tourism Marketing Materials 8 Coordination with Celebrations and Public Events 0 Cooperative development of guided tours

OTHER PUBLIC AFFAIRS < RETURN TO TOP z DIVISIONS: Health..& Vital Statistics Recreation A busy 325th Anniversary year has seen the creation of printed marketing materials Tourism Council promoting the City's rich historical heritage. Intended for traveling families with Celebrations & Public Events children, and seniors, these materials take the form of: Boat Ramp ____Tour Guide & Map- FREE Map of Historic District; Historical Notes on Over 40 Sites; Attractions; Calendar of Year-round Events; Amenities appealing to Families with Children, Seniors and History Buff.

To request yours, call 609-386-0200 or E-mail your request to: [email protected] TQWPlanner- FREE color photo-packed Idpp. Tour Planner with 57 Color Photos, Maps, Directions, plus Calendar of Year-Round Events, Shopping, Dining, Attractions Here and Near, Accommodations and more. Meant tofamiliarize Travel Agents, Meeting or Event Planners, Social and Activity Directors with the attraction. Present to your group, organization, association, club or company. City Hall location, High Street http://www.burlingtonnj .us/TourCouncil.html 2/19/2004 Travelers and travel pros can request these, plus review attractions, dining, shopping and directions at the Tour Burlington website ( littp://www.fourburlington.org/)

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Celebrations of the 325th Anniversary included the October 10,2002 Commemorative U.S.Postal Service Cancellation Stamp Event held at City Hall, with birthday cake. City Historic District Post Cards made lasting mementos, especially when cancelled with this stamp. Our thanks to the City of Burlington Post Office and Postmaster for their assistance in accomplishing this landmark event. Post Cards portraying historic landmarks may be purchased from participating Greater Burlington Chamber of Commerce businesses in the City or Township.

In 2003, the Burlington County Economic Development Department’s Tourism Office, in concert with the Burlington County Chamber of Commerce, distributed 150,000 county Calendars of Events, listing some of our fair City’s year-round celebrations. Every household across the County has been exposed to the full-color ad placed there, depicting some highlights of our historic district. The City of Burlington has been honored by additional photo coverage in Verizon’s telephone directory, and Celebrate South Jersey Magazine. The NJ State Welcome Center’s interactive exhibition, Just in Jersey, will feature photos of historic Burlington well into the year 2011.

In order to accomplish our objectives, The Tourism Council works closely with other City departments, organizations and associations, especially the Department of Public Affairs.

The Tourism Council consists of representatives of:

ThxMayor’s O& Herman Costello

City of Burlington Common Council

&lington Coul?ty Historical Society

City of Burlington Historical Society

Colonial Burlington Foundation

Greater Burlington Chamber of Commerce

=of Burlington Historic Preservation Commission

Historic Yorkshire Alliance

Oliver Cromwell Society

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Welcome to the City of Burlington NJ Our City government provides this site Access authoritative, useful & up-to- USA Official Online Resource. to better serve citizens and businesses. date information and services 24171365.

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POLITICAL HISTORY. MAYOR’S INTRODlXT1ON . NEWS “k YOTlCES . MAPS OF CITY . GOVT. LINKS . CITY OFFICES PHONE DIRECTORY WEBSITE TABLE OF CONTENTS. MEETING B: EVENT CALENDAR. FAQ / Q &.A. ADMINISTRATION GO\’ BODY . MAYOR . COw.JNIL . CLEm.. PUBLIC SAFETY . PUBLIC AFFAiRS . P.U.B.LI.C..WORKS ENGINEERING. HOUSING & COMMUNITYDEVT. . EDUCATION & SCHOOL BOARD. FINANCE. MUNICIPAL COURT. LAW DEPT. OFFICES . I IRRARY . TOlrR & VISIT

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GOVERNING BODY

ON THIS PAGE: 1What you need Form of Govemnient Elected OfEcials OFFICE ADDRESS: Appointed Officials City Hall Municipal Offices New City Hall 525 High Street Burlington NJ 08016 Jump to Clickable City @g~.zationChart

OFFICE HOURS: City of Burlington Form of M-F 9am-5pm Government MAP: C.ity Hall Lmtion TEL: 609-386-0200 ext. 0 As defined inNJSA40:3-1, “The term FAX: 609-386-0214 “governing body“... means the board or CELL: body having charge and control of the finances of the municipality...” E-MAIL: The City of Burlington operates in accordance with the Mayor-council form of THE GOVERNING BODY: government, as authorized in the Optional Municipal Charter Law (NJSA 40:69A). ELECTED OFFICIALS Mayor €orn_mnnCou-nCii Ward 1 Ward 2 Governing Body - E L E C T E D 0 F F IC I A L S I pagetop ward3 Ward 4 The Common Council consists of seven (7) members: At-brae A three at-large Councilpersons representing the entire City At-brae 6 and one representing each of the four Voting Wards who shall serve for a term of four years. APPOINTED-s OFFICIALS Business Administrator (see Voting Ward &kip) Municipal Clerk The Mayor is the chief executive of the municipality, C!ty Govt,Organiation Chart while the legislative powers of the City are exercised by the Common Council. Map of Voting Wards Mnicipal Court is the judiciary branch with localized territorial jurisdiction. City Administration Various boards, committees, departments and divisions Administrate other areas of the City Official Telephone Directory City’s government.

Mayor Common Council Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 At-Large A &Larare B At-Large C

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The Mayor appoints the City Business Administrator to administer the budget, centralized purchasing and personnel.

Common Council appoints the Municipal Clerk to many responsibilities. The Municipal Clerk serves as: Secretary to Common Council, the Governing Body and the Municipal Corporation; Chief Administrative Officer of all Elections; Chief Registrar of Voters; Location, City Hall, High Street and issues various Permits.

B.usbessAdmi!mtor Municipal Clerk Deputy M-micipal Clerk

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Construction is now complete on New City Hall at 525 High Street, at the corner of High and Belmont Streets. All* City Departments, including Police and Municipal Court, will operate under one big roof for the first time in over a decade. This should serve to increase inter-departmental efficiency and create economies consistent with centralization in government. Citizens and businesspersons may also benefit from the unified government services, requiring fewer footsteps to accomplish more with every visit.

* Notable exceptions are operations req-g their own physical plant, such as the City Garage, Recycling Yard, and Water & Sewerage Plant.

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E INTRODUCTION or’s Introduction to the f Burlington

THE CITY OF BURLINGTON- YOUR PLACE... AND TIME

Elected by City residents to four-year terms, the Mayor and City Council provide leadership and develop City legislation. Daily City operations Mayor’s lntro to City & Site are directed by the Administrator, who ensures that all City regulations, as adopted by the City of Burlington Statistics Mayor and City Council, are effectively applied. Reporting to the Mayor and Administrator are Map of City Offices & Facilities seven Department Directors responsible for the supervision of over 100 City employees. Governing Body The Mayor thanks those Departments... CXy Employment Public Safety: Police, Fire and Rescue- our hometown heroes save lives NJ State Backaround and protect property Public Works- working hard so essential services, water, drainage and Tour Burlington Website traffic flow smoothly Housing & Community Development and Engineering- ensuring our structures are strong Finance- exhibiting diligence in minding the City’s economic assets Law and Municipal Court- maintaining our balance of Justice and Public Affairs- lifting us up with celebrations and events year-round.

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For nearly eight years, Darlene worked hard for us serving on City Council. Now,as she rises to become Mayor, that same dedication is given greater effect.

Born in the City of Burlington, Darlene has a passion for the magic of the Delaware River, and for historic restoration. She made a personal commitment to our community and invested in Burlington City’s future by securing and restoring several abandoned properties in addition to taking a vocal stand on the City’s future to ensure our quality of life.

Darlene seeks to drive a City-wide renaissance by focusing community efforts on Burlington’s unique strengths:

0 Tourism Promotion m Economic Revitalization 0 Historic Preservation @ Arts & Culture

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Darlene will realize plans to:

m Address abandoned properties in our community to end blight and decay m Revitalize neighborhoods to create pride of ownership and participation m Situate businesses, commercial and industrial ratables to take the burden off of private taxpayers a Enhance family recreation by rehabilitating local playgrounds and tot lots a Increase commerce with visitor traffic to community events and programs... Festival of Lights Home for the Holidays a Burlington Day Tour del Sol and the Jeanie Johnston project m Attract tourism to draw mercantile and service businesses as ratables to lighten taxpayer loads m Boost commerce and business district traffic to create jobs for local residents m Continue work with our state legislators to secure our share of state aid to fund municipal projects and services and thus reduce local tax pressure 8 Combat drugs and disorder to make our streets the safest they can be

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To better accomplish these critical missions, Darlene will make appointments and create special task forces. She will partner civic government with leaders in business and private citizens. New initiatives include:

a Business Development Committee Beautification Committee 8 Citizen’s Advisory Committee

This website is an easy way to access information, and to get things done. Think of it as the Owner’s Manual for Burlington. After all, it is your City.

With her solid record of putting Burlington City residents FIRST, the Mayor is committed to making Burlington City the very best it can be.

Darlene thanks you, the citizens, for your mandate to restore health to the place we live, work and play, and to bring renewed vitality to the times of our lives. Your City needs you.

Sincerely,

Darlene A. Scocca Mayor

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P.S. A City without a past has no future. Burlington has a rich and colorful 326-year history. Visit our Tour Burlington website. Learn about NJ’s first recorded European settlement. Discover how to see the State’s oldest &e company, first Pharmacv, first Library and more, including the County’s -oldestresidence. See old houses, museums, antiques, Underground Railroad, folklore. Time travel is an easy walk http://www.burlingtonnj .us/Intro.html 2/19/2004

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Recreation City Boat Ramp Public Relations I’vents Board of Health, Vital Statistics Affirmative Action I ounsm Council

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Public Works Division Public Buildings & Grounds Traffic Maintenance

Encheering Municipal Engineer

Hmsing & Corn mdtyDevelopmen4 Construction Code Enforcement Planning Board / Zoning Review Zoning OEcer Nuisance Inspection Landlord Registration Neighborhood Preservation

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Education 1School District

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Oflices, Authorities, Boards & Agencies Board-of Island .M.zwgers Ci-W.of Burlingtor?Redevelogmat-Agency .[COB.Ul Tax Assessor

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Office Name Tel. No. & Ext. City Hall Switchboard 609-386-0200 24 hr. Telephone Bulletin Board (Directories. Voice Mail, Info 1609-386-0200 ext. 0 I Voice Mail General Mailbox Ifleave mse.. vow name & Dhone no.) 1609-386-0200 ext. 0 I Fax Number 609-386-0214 Fax Number 609-386-51 10 Receptionist Lois “the Voice of Burlington” Jones 609-386-0200 ext. 0

c RETURN TO TQP > Recycling Bulletin Board 609-386-0200 ext. 157 Recreation Bulletin Board 609-386-0200 ext. 191 Public Events Bulletin Board 609-386-0200 ext. 192 Trash Collection Bulletin Board 609-386-0200 ext. 193 Metal & Leaf Collection Bulletin Board 609-386-0200 ext. 194 Street Sweeping Bulletin Board 609-386-0200 ext. 195 Meeting Schedule Bulletin Board 609-386-0200 ext. 196 ICourt Office Bulletin Board I 1609-386-0200 ext. 197 I 1Administrative Bulletin Board I 1609-386-0200 ext. 199 I

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Office Name Tel. No. & Ext. I Mayor Darlene A. Scocca 609-386-0200 ext. 100 609-386-6727 Municipal Clerk Alexander Shultz 609-386-0200 ext. 101 Deputy MuniciDal Clerk Cindy Crivaro 609-386-0200 ext. 101 Council At-Large. President Edward M. Canivan 609-386-0200 ext. 105 609-387-9461 Council At-Large, Vice Pres. Joseph Mekler 609-386-0200 ext. 108 609-387-2468 Council At-Large Nancy K. Measey-Kurts 609-386-0200 ext. 107 I

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I I 1609-386-4171 I Joseph H. VanLoan 609-386-0200 ext. 103 609-386-7474 Councilperson Ward 2 Victoria M. Handfield 1609-386-0200 ext. 109

Counciberson Ward 3 Helen F. Hatala 1609-386-0200 ext. 104 1609-386-9684 Councilperson Ward 4 Richard E. Clark 609-386-0200 ext. 106 609-387-3685 Administrator Robin Snodgrass 609-386-0200 ext. 110 RETURN TO TOP > IMunicipal Attorney IMichael J. Wietrzvchowski ESO. 1856-824-1001 I Isecty. Planning & Zoning IDiane James 1609-386-0200 ext. 112 I Secty. Historic Preservation Corn. Diane James 609-386-0200 ext. 112 Finance Officer (CFO) Kenneth MacMillan .609-386-0200 ext. 120 I I Donna Hernandez 1609-386-0200 ext. 121 I I IVireinia “Ginnv” Rouehton 1609-386-0200 ext. 135 I Finance Dept. FAX 609-733- 1050

< RETURN TO TOP z Tax Assessor Joseph M. Wallace, Jr. 609-386-0200 ext. 123 Rosemary Tillinghast 609-386-0200 ext. 124 ITa-Collector IJosmh M. Wallace. Jr. 1609-386-0200 ext. 125 I Collector. Water & Sewer Joseph M. Wallace, Jr. 609-386-0200 ext. 190 Elinor Broadbent 609-386-0200 ext. 127 Lynette Miller 609-386-0200 ext. 128 Claudette Keller 609-386-0200 ext. 126 Tax Office Computer Room 609-386-0200 ext. 129 < RETURFI TO TOP > Housing & Community Development IFrank Storm 1609-386-0200 ext. 130 I City of Burlington Richard Iovine 609-386-3993 Red-welopment. Au~~o~!xLcoB~~ Public Affairs Director Philip DiMartino 1609-386-4070 Tourism Council Robin Snodgrass 1609-386-0200 ext. 135 Board of Health Brenda Marks 1609-386-0200 ext. 137 Be&m of Vital Statistics Brenda Marks 1609-386-0200 ext. 137 Donna Hernandez 609-386-0200 ext. 112 Brenda Marks 609-386-0200 ext. 137 i Construction Code Official 1 Robert D. Wilev 1609-386-0200 ext. 140 Building Subcode Official IROM D. Wilev 1609-386-0200 ext. 140 Cor?.stmcti.onTec.hic.al Asst. Ms. Sheryl Hof€man 609-386-0200 at. 141 Building Inspector Matthew Wiesniewski 609-386-0200 ext. 147 Plumbine Inspector IBuildinp; InsDection Underwriters. Inc. 1609-386-0200 ext. 141

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__-Electric Inspector Building Inspection Underwriters, Inc. 609-386-0200 ext. 141 E!evato_r_bBpector N.J. Dept. of Community Affairs 609-984-7833

c: RETURN TQ TQP > lzoning Officer IMatthew Wiesniewski 1609-386-0200 ext. 147 I Nuisance 1.gpectio.n IC. James “Jim” Lowrie Jr. 1609-386-0200 ext. 148 I

I I Public Works Dwt. Director lvincent R Calisti h.509-386-0307 1 609-386-0200 ext. 150 609-239-8423 Sec.tyty,pUb&c Works Div. Corine Ackles 609-386-0200 ext. 132 Public Works Div. Supervisor Michael Carnivale 609-386-0200 at. 132 609-386-0754 Water Dmarment Plant John Gillece 609-386-0307 Wastewater Treatment Su~v. Mark Staravoj 609-386-0200 ext. 153 609-386-0035 Building & Grounds Maintenance S-UIV. Charles J. “Chuck” Pierce 609-386-0200 ext. 155 609-386-0307 Traffic Maintenance Stanlev G. “Chuck” Janson 609-386-0200 ext. 158 I I 1609-386-0307 I Animal Control Stanley G. “Chuck” Janson 609-386-0200 ext. 158 609-386-0307

14 RETURN TO TOP > I 1I I POLICE EMERGENCY I 191 1 I Police Non-Emergency 609-386-3300 Police Oueration Communitv Eves 609-233-8548 Police Records & Administration 609-386-0262 FIRE EMERGENCY 91 1 Fire Chief Howard “Rusty” Caruso 609-386-0291 I I 1609-386-0200 ext. 170 I IFire Sub~odeInspstor IHoward “Hurk” Wilkins 1609-386-0200 ext. 141 I Fire Prevention Bureau Howard “Hurk” Wilkins 609-386-0200 ext. 171 _~-e~~~-c~.M.~-a~ment Howard “Hurk” Wilkins 609-386-0200 ext. 171

609-386-0200 Municipal Court Office Administration exts. 175.176,177.178,179 Prosecutor R. Louis Gallagher 11, Esq. 609-265-9775 Public Defender John E. Kurts 609-238-8080

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HEALTH & VITAL STATISTICS

1 ON THIS PAGE: [What you need 1 Hoard of Health Registrar of' Vital Statistics OFFICE ADDRESS: Office of Affirmative Action City Hell Municipal Offices 525 Hlgh Street MATERIALS AVAILABLE: Burlington NJ 08016 Birth Certificate Application Death Certificate Application OFFICE HOURS: Marriage Certificate Application M-F gam-5pm Dog Liccnse Application Food Establishment License Application MAP: City Hall Location TEL: 609-386-0200 ext. 137 FAX: 609-386-0214 The Director of the Division of Health & Vital Statistics is the Registrar of Vital CELL: Statistics. This Division operates under the supervision of the Mayor, Administrator and E-MAIL: according to City Ordinance and State regulations. They perform all appropriate hctions to issue and keep records of City of Burlington vital statistics, licensure of PUBLIC HEALTH MEETINGS: food services, and licensure of pet dogs. The Division activities include: 8pm 2nd Wednesdays Keegan Recreational Center m Process Applications and issue City Certificates 522 Wood Street Birth Burlington NJ 08016 0 Process Applications and issue City Death Certificates MAP: Keegan Ctr. Location Process Applications and issue City Marriage Certificates 0 Health Ordinance and Regulations Compliance Review OTHER PUBLIC AFFAIRS m Process Food Service Establishment Applications DIVISIONS: 0 Process Applications for City Dog Licenses Board of Health Maintain City Board of Health records Registrar of Vital Statistics Affirmative Action Conduct City Board of Health Public Meetings Ram@k!!@ Tourism Council Celebrations & Public Events Boat Ramp REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS I top of page Vital records are kept of all births, deaths and marriages occurring within the City of Burlington. Contact the Registrar to obtain certified copies of:

BirthRecords 0 Death Certificates a Marriage Certificates

The cost for a Certified Record is:

!M.oo fvst copy $2.00 each additional copy

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If you are planning to get married in the City of Burlington, you will need to contact the Registrar of Vital Statistics. Marriage licenses must be applied for in the town where the bride lives, unless her residency is out of state, in which case you must apply in the town where the marriage is going to take place. Couples must bring with them:

Proof of residency a Social Security numbers @ A witness age 18 or over m Maiden names of both Mothers @ Name and address of person performing the wedding ceremony City Hall location, High Street @ Address where the wedding will be held @ Divorce papers from previous marriages, if applicable Death Certificate from previous marriages, if applicable

Marriage license fee: $28.00.

Blood tests are no longer required. There is a 72-hour waiting period from date of application to date of issuance, excluding the day of the wedding.

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Proposed food service owners, contact the Registrar to obtain the Applic8tion for Food Establishment Licenses. Fees vary, please call for Merinformation M-F 9am-5pm 609-386-0200 ext. 137. Keegan Center location, Wood Street DOG LICENSES I top of page

The Division of Animal Control does not issue dog licenses. All dogs living in the City of Burlington over the age of 6 months must be licensed annually. Cats need not be licensed. Dog licenses are available fiom the Health Division / Registrar of Vital Statistics, gam-Spm M-F at:

City Hall Municipal Offices 525 High Street Burlington NJ 08016 TEL: 609-386-0200 ext. 137

Be prepared to provide:

@ certificate of rabies vaccination a proof of spaying or neutering, if done.

Fees are:

Dogs spayed or neutered $8.OO/yr. Dogs NOT spayed or neutered: $ll.OO/yr.

Dog licenses should be renewed each calendar year during the month of January! After that, registrations will incur a late fee of $15.00. The Division of Animal Control does not issue dog licenses, and Licenses are no longer offered at Keegan Center.

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Brenda Marks, Registrar of Vital Statistics, is also head of the City of Burlington Municipal Affirmative Action office. City Employees, vendors or applicants having appropriate questions regarding this may contact Ms. Marks M-F 9am-5pm at 609- 386-0200 ext. 137.

NOTE: The Division of Health and Vital Statistics may not prepare lists or statistical analyses from City Records.

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