Page 14 Thursday, October 25, 2018 The Westfield Leader and The Scotch Plains – Fanwood TIMES A WATCHUNG COMMUNICATIONS, INC. PUBLICATION SPF’s FLEISCHER WINS BOYS, WF’s HACKER 3RD GIRLS Devil’s Den SPF Boys 1st, WF Girls 2nd WHS School Records: Football Receiving

By BRUCE JOHNSON In Watchung Conference XC Specially Written for The Westfield Leader and The Times Raiders Ben Fleischer and Bran- Drew Burfeindt at 16:55 finished 8-9, and Summit took second at 47. For the It’s no surprise that most of the pass WHS RECEIVING RECORDS 7 Harry Beane, 1962-63 receiving school records at WHS have CAREER CATCHES ONE-SEASON TOUCHDOWNS don Garcia finished 1-2, respectively, followed by Blue Devil Ronnie Melao boys, Coleman Scanlan placed first 93 Jack Shirk, 2014-16 11 Jack Shirk, 2016 to lead the Scotch Plains-Fanwood at 16:57. Blue Devils Aidan Kilbourn with a time of 12:40 and Charles Stock been set in the last decade. The Blue 82 Sean Elliott, 2012-14 10 Dylan Elliott, 2012 High School varsity boys cross-coun- at 17:06, Alex Maurillo at 17:13 and was third at 13:09. Ben Hacker at Devils definitely still run the football, 80 Pete Ondi, 2009-11 8 Brian Ciemniecki, 1994 try team to the Union County Confer- Thomas Chen at 17:29 finished 13-14- 13:29 and Will Powell at 13:46 fin- but since Jim DeSarno took over as 74 Dylan Elliott, 2011-13 7 Gerry McGinley, 1947 head coach prior to the 2006 season, 59 Chris Sheehan, 2007-08 7 Dwight Winn, 1961 ence Watchung Division Champion- 18. Raiders Peter Shih at 17:43 and ished 6-9, while Aidan Brennan at 54 Chris Boutsikaris, 2014-15 7 Mike Moriarty, 2016 ship held at Oak Ridge Park in Clark Justin Giaimo at 18:49 finished 22-26. 14:03 and Charles Garretson at 14:11 the air has been filled with footballs. 49 David Kane, 2011-13 Many with 6 on October 16. The Westfield Blue The Westfield boys won the JV race finished 13-14. Raider Jack Eckstine And DeSarno always seems to have a 42 Pat Gray, 2008-09 ONE-GAME TOUCHDOWNS Devil varsity girls placed second in with a total of 19 ahead of Summit at placed 16th at 14:14, followed by couple of athletic wide receivers and 38 Brian Ciemniecki, 1992-95 4 Charles Luce, 1934 vs. Nyack, N.Y. a tight end with great hands. 34 Brian Butts, 2001-02 4 Chris Boutsikaris, 2015 vs. SPF their Watchung Division race, while 36 and the Raiders at 103. James Peretz Cranford Cougar Liam O’Donnell at 34 Hugo Nolasco, 2008-09 3 George Clarke, 1943 vs. Millburn the Blue Devil boys and girls took top crossed first with a time of 17:18, 14:15. Cougar Bryan Cohen placed A look at the career receptions cat- ONE-SEASON CATCHES 3 Dwight Winn, 1961 vs. Hillside honors in both JV and freshman races. followed by Zach Jacobson at 17:28. 20th at 14:34, followed by Raider Jake egory shows eight of the top 10 spots 51 Pete Ondi, 2011 3 Brian Ciemniecki, 1994 vs. Union The Raider boys finished with a Spencer Harding at 17:31, Justin Kanterman at 14:41. Cougar Brian are since 2007, with only Brian 48 Jack Shirk, 2016 3 Ryan Hess, 2010 vs. Rahway Ciemniecki and Brian Butts breaking 41 Dylan Elliott, 2012 3 David Kane, 2012 vs. Plainfield total of 39, followed by Westfield at Cheripka at 17:45 and Roberto Panora Readie finished 22nd at 14:43, fol- 38 Jack Shirk, 2015 3 Jack Shirk, 2016 vs. Union 46, Summit at 57 and Union Catholic at 17:47 placed 4-5-7. Declan lowed by Raider Jim Sullivan at 14:49. through, at Nos. 8 and 9, respectively. 32 Pat Gray, 2009 3 Adam McDaniel, 2017 vs. Watchung at 87. Fleischer crossed first in 16:01, O’Connor at 17:56 and Will Fiorentino For the freshmen girls, Erin Coach Gary Kehler was sort of 32 Hugo Nolasco, 2009 Hills followed by Garcia at 16:16. Blue at 18:06 finished 12-16. Raider Charles McKinney at 15:22, Judy Ament at famous for his dislike of the forward 32 Chris Boutsikaris, 2014 PISCATAWAY NEXT pass. That would explain why so few 31 Sean Elliott, 2012 Piscataway, 7-0 after beating un- Devil Jack Moranz at 16:29 and Coo- Downey crossed 17th at 18:11. 15:23, Maggie Cassidy at 15:58 and 31 Dylan Elliott, 2013 per Brennan at 16:46 finished 4-5 and In the two-mile freshman race, Kaity Bai at 16:21 finished 1-2-3-4, guys from 1961-82 are on most of 30 Chris Sheehan, 2007 beaten Sayreville on Friday night, Raiders Max Cardarelli at 16:53 and Westfield took first with a total of 28 while Samantha Katz at 16:33, Amelia these top 10 lists – Frank Ritter, 10th ONE-GAME CATCHES visits Kehler Stadium this Saturday to Golub at 16:42 and Victoria Vaca at in career yards; Ed ‘Skeeter’ 9 Pete Ondi, 2011 vs. Immaculata face WHS at 1 p.m. The Chiefs are 17:03 finished 6-8-11. Cranford Cou- MacCloskey and Bill Napier, eighth 9 Dylan Elliott, 2013 vs. Ridge currently seeded No. 1 in the North and ninth in one-season yards; and 9 Sean Elliott, 2014 vs. Montgomery Group 5 rankings, while the Devils Blue Devils Stop Cougars; gars Catherine Anton at 16:54, Maggie 9 Jack Shirk, 2015 vs. North Hunterdon Furer at 17:00 and Mia Alvarez at Hank Prybylski, fourth in one-game 8 Chris Sheehan, 2007 vs. Plainfield (2-5), who have lost four straight, are 17:10 finished 9-10-12. yards, are the only to break through. 8 Chris Sheehan, 2008 vs. SP-F No. 11.Piscataway beat WHS, 31-0, (For those wondering, Ritter’s 33 ca- 8 Pete Ondi, 2011 vs. Union in the 2007 playoffs, their only previ- Fall to Lions in Volleyball The Union Catholic Vikings nar- 8 Jack Shirk, 2016 vs. Union rowly won the Watchung girls race reer catches were the most of the 7 Dylan Elliott, 2012 vs. Hillsborough ous meeting. It appears that, win or The top-seeded Westfield High Lady Lions with 12 service points with a total of 45, followed by Kehler Era.) 7 Dylan Elliott, 2012 vs. Phillipsburg lose this Saturday, the Devils will be School girls volleyball team defeated and an ace, 10 digs and five kills. Westfield at 48. Governor Livingston Ciemniecki (24.8) and MacCloskey 7 Sean Elliott, 2013 vs. Phillipsburg at second-seeded Union City in the the 16th-seeded Cranford Cougars in Caroline Laydig notched seven kills (24.0) are 1-2 in best yards-per-catch 7 Chris Boutsikaris, 2014 vs. first round of the playoffs on Nov. 1. Highlander Victoria Vanriele crossed Immaculata two sets, 25-17, 25-11, in the and added two blocks, two digs and a first with a time of 19:02, followed by average in school history. 7 Chris Boutsikaris, 2015 vs. SP-F Elizabeth’s all-senior defense held quarterfinal round of the Union service point. Kyra Hissner had 11 Viking Leena Morant at 19:14 and When it came to scoring touch- CAREER YARDS WHS to under 100 yards of total County Tournament in Westfield on assists, eight service points with an Blue Devil Sarah Hacker at 19:17. downs, however, the older receivers 1415 Jack Shirk, 2014-16 offense last Saturday in a 12-0 vic- October 16. One day later on October ace, two kills and three digs. Eleanor hold up a bit better. Dwight Winn and 1174 Dylan Elliott, 2011-13 tory. It was the first time in 64 games Raider Olivia Zambrio took fourth at 1002 Pete Ondi, 2009-11 17, the 12-4 No. 8 Blue Devils fell to Stothoff had seven service points with 19:24. Blue Devils Sammy Salz at Ritter, George Clarke, Gerry 941 Brian Ciemniecki, 1992-95 that WHS had been blanked, since the 21-1 No. 5 North Hunterdon Lady four aces, three kills and two digs. 19:38, Grace Endy at 20:08, Brianna McGinley and Harry Beane are half 877 Sean Elliott, 2012-14 Franklin in 2012. The Blue Devils Lions, 25-20, 25-6, in Annandale. Julia Pereira had five assists and two Hatch at 20:26 and Caroline Collins of the career touchdown receptions 826 Pat Gray, 2008-09 had won the last four meetings with Samantha Colucci recorded 10 as- digs. Shannon Russell had seven digs leaders. And Charles Luce caught four 722 Chris Sheehan, 2007-08 the Minutemen, all by seven points or at 20:31 finished 8-9-13-15, while 719 Chris Boutsikaris, 2014-15 sists, five service points, two kills and and Jackie Wolters recorded four kills, Grace Morgan at 20:49 and Elizabeth touchdowns against Nyack, N.Y., way 609 Brian Butts, 2001-02 less. a pair of digs. Julia Becker had five three digs and two service points. Bielen at 20:55 finished 20-21. Raider back in 1934, a school record that 578 Frank Ritter, 1972-73 TOUGH ENDING digs and three service points, Nora Sara Green finished 23rd at 21:03. lasted 81 years, when Chris ONE-SEASON YARDS WHS seniors Charlotte Clausen and Brindle had three kills, three digs and BrH2O Tops Westfield The Blue Devils’ JV girls had a Boutsikaris tied it against Scotch 807 Jack Shirk, 2016 Eliza Weiniger reached the champi- two service points with an ace. Anne Plains (in the first half!) in 2015. 627 Dylan Elliott, 2012 onship match of the state Doubles For Section Net Crown total of 22 and had seven runners 610 Pat Gray, 2009 Friel had eight digs, and Jenna Miller finish in the top-12 beginning with 586 Brian Ciemniecki, 1994 Tournament, where they lost a hard- recorded three kills, two digs and The second-seeded 12-3 Molly Stogner, who captured first at Colonia Rips Raiders 585 Pete Ondi, 2011 fought 4-6, 6-4, 7-6 (3) to Millburn on nine service points with three aces. Bridgewater-Raritan High School 20:29. Madeleine Learner at 20:46, 515 Dylan Elliott, 2013 Saturday at Mercer County Park. girls tennis team defeated top-seeded 511 Jack Shirk, 2015 Grace Gruters recorded eight ser- Natalie Vollaro at 20:47 and Paige In Football, 35-7 503 EdMacCloskey, 1969 It’s been a storybook season for the vice points with two aces, three digs Westfield, 4-1, for the North Jersey, Radice at 21:08 finished 3-4-5, while The Colonia Patriots scored four 490 Bill Napier, 1970 Devil duo. After playing on the junior and two kills. Katherine Abdala Section 2, Group 4 Championship on Ava Maurillo at 21:23, Julia Csorba rushing touchdowns in the first half 417 Pete Ondi, 2010 varsity as freshmen and sophomores, notched a pair of kills and Uzi Ijoma October 16. The Panthers won all at 21:44 and Abbie Frontero at 21:45 and added another in the third quarter ONE-GAME YARDS and then lettering as juniors, they three singles spots and added another 203 Jack Shirk, 2016 vs.Union recorded two service points, a kill, a finished 9-11-12. to defeat the visiting Scotch Plains- 199 Pat Gray, 2009 vs. Columbia were paired this year and remarkably block and a dig. Stephanie Margoles victory at second doubles. In the Mountain Division girls race, Fanwood High School football team, 189 Brian Ciemniecki, 1994 vs. Kearny earned the top seed in the entire state! had two kills, two digs, an assist and At first singles, Abby Russano Oak Knoll won the team title with a total 35-7, on October 19. Anthony Porter, 184 Hank Prybylski, 1982 vs. SP-F It was the fifth straight doubles title three service points with an ace. stopped Natalie Zelechowski, 7-5, 6-3. of 41, while Cranford and Kent Place who carried 12 times for 40 yards, 165 Dylan Elliott, 2012 vs. Union for the second-seeded Millers. Jes- Nitya Subramanian defeated Rachel 145 Steve Barden, 2017 vs. SPF Giavanna Schifando notched two kills tied for second at 72. Cougar Lindsay had the Raiders’ only touchdown. Alex 135 Chris Boutsikaris, 2014 vs. sica Bender and Lisa Aliche won and a block. Lydia Nisita had two kills, Rothenberg, 6-2, 6-1, at second singles Aschmies took top honors with a time Oslislo carried 22 times for 100 yards Immaculata WHS’s only doubles title in 2005. Sintra Rumpeters added a dig and an and Allie Smith defeated Katey Peretz, of 20:16. Cougars Jamie Hendrzak at and Shawn Martin carried nine times 133 Chris Sheehan, 2008 vs. SP-F Earlier last week, the Devils fell in assist, and Abby Zidel had a dig. 6-1, 6-3, at third singles. At second 21:43, Claire Callahan at 22:24 and for 34 yards. Jake Hahn had a 14-yard 133 Jack Shirk, 2015 vs. North the North 2 Group 4 final to doubles, Manali Sheth and Alyssa Song Hunterdon Against the Lions, Colucci had eight Grace Bishop at 22:43 finished 13-16- reception and added an interception 128 Jim Mozoki, 1987 vs. Irvington Bridgewater-Raritan, which went on assists, Friel had nine digs and a ser- topped Leah Bremer and Sloane 20, while Grace Power at 23:06, Katrina on defense. Porter made eight tack- CAREER TOUCHDOWNS to win the state Group 4 title. vice point and Becker had three digs Silverman, 6-3. 6-3. Blue Devils Char- Huwang at 23:24 and Marisa Lijoi at les, Dakota Verico had five tackles 17 Jack Shirk, 2014-16 HARRIERS HARRIED and two service points. Miller had lotte Clausen and Eliza Weiniger 23:27 finished 22-27-29. and Jack Manville had four tackles. 16 Dylan Elliott, 2011-13 A couple of fairly long streaks came stopped Risha Patel and Polina 12 Brian Ciemniecki, 1992-94 three kills, five digs, an assist and For the boys, Cougar Jon Iosso fin- Matt Croteau had touchdown runs 10 Pat Gray, 2008-09 to an end on Tuesday, Oct. 16, at the three service points with two aces. Odintseva, 6-3, 7-6 (7-3) at first doubles. ished seventh at 17:22. Liam Lynch at of nine yards, seven yards and six 8 Dwight Winn, 1960-61 Union County Conference cross- Margoles had three kills, two digs, On another note, Clausen and 17:47, Dave Bartley at 17:49 and Sam yards for the Patriots. Justice Harris 8 Frank Ritter, 1972-73 country championships. The boys’ 13- two assists and three service points. Weiniger, the top seeds, will face Pedrick at 17:54 finished 14-15-19. had touchdown runs of 10 yards and 8 Chris Sheehan, 2007-08 year reign as conference champs was Millburn’s Anna Bansal and Rayna 8 David Kane, 2011-13 Giana Mangiamele notched two kills Jon Kerman finished 20th at 18:11 and seven yards. Eric Moreno carried eight 7 George Clarke, 1942-43 ended by Scotch Plains (39-46); it and two digs. Nisita had a kill, a block Katzman, the second seed, for the Ryan Sawyer finished 27th at 18:12. times for 83 yards. 7 Gerry McGinley, 1947 should be noted that the Devils’ top and a dig. Ijoma had two kills and New Jersey State Doubles Champi- six runners were held out of the meet. Gruters had a service point. onship this Saturday, October 20, at And the girls’ string of 11 consecutive Devon Ademy came up big for the Mercer County Park. See Devils Den titles was snapped by Union Catholic Cranford Nips Summit in UCT Soccer Semis (45-48). PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12 The jayvee boys, jayvee girls and TOWN OF WESTFIELD (1/2) acres. freshman boys all won, led by indi- WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY Section II. The Land Use Ordinance, that resulted in the game’s first goal. to have it return in Kim’s direction ing the initial extra frame. vidual winners James Peretz, Molly Article 11, Section 11.19E.2. is hereby “I got a through ball on the corner with an open net in front of her. All In the second OT period, Summit GENERAL ORDINANCE NO. 2114 Stogner and Colman Scanlon, respec- amended to read as follows: and I caught it with my left foot and it Kim needed to do was to get to the was on the defensive having to turn tively. “AN ORDINANCE AMENDING 2. Minimum front yard. For interior lots, bounced off a defender right into the ball and tap the ball in for a go-ahead away a Cranford corner opportunity THE LAND USE ORDINANCE there shall be a front yard of not less than THIS AND THAT OF THE TOWN OF forty (40) feet. For corner lots, the required goal,” said Williamson, a senior. score but Cranford’s Clare Ganley that led indirectly to Butler’s amazing After losing twice to Scotch Plains WESTFIELD TO ADDRESS front yard shall not be less than forty (40) Summit answered with a goal just got to it first, swatting it away and game winner. during the regular season (3-2 and 1- THE REQUIREMENTS OF feet, and the required street side yard shall four minutes later. Junior Keegan denying a golden opportunity for the “I was concerned about the level of 0), the Blue Devils turned the tables THE FAIR HOUSING ACT not be less than forty (40) feet. Except that Mayer got an advantage on the Cou- Hilltoppers. intensity that I know Summit brings,” REGARDING COMPLIANCE for community residences as identified in on Saturday night in the Union WITH THE TOWN’S AFFORD- N.J.S.A. 40:55D-66.1 for corner lots the gar defense and lofted a high arcing Neither team could break through said Gagliardo. “They played an awe- County Tournament semifinals, ty- ABLE HOUSING OBLIGA- required front yard shall not be less than shot just over the fingertips of for the game winner in regulation some game today. There were mo- ing the game in the final two minutes TIONS” twenty-four (24) feet, and the required street Cranford goalkeeper Amanda Vath. sending the game into a 10-minute ments in the game when they were, side yard shall not be less than thirty-six of regulation, then winning in the WHEREAS, in accordance with In the Cranford avoided disaster in the overtime. Cranford had the best shot without a doubt, outworking us. But (36) feet. eighth round of penalty kicks. Senior Matter of the Adoption of N.J.A.C. 5:96 & Section III. The Land Use Ordinance, 65th minute when Summit’s Natasha to win in the first overtime but there were long stretches of the game goalie Julian Trott converted two of 5:97 by the New Jersey Council on Afford- Article 11, Section 11.19E.10. is hereby Kim took a shot on goal that was Williamson’s shot was saved by where we were outworking them. I able Housing, 221 N.J. 1 (2015) (“Mount the Devils’ eight PK’s. The two-time amended to read as follows: Laurel IV”), the Town of Westfield filed an deflected away by a diving Vath, only Zachara as the buzzer sounded end- think we spent the majority of the 10. Maximum continuous wall length. defending champs will face Union in action for declaratory judgment titled In re game on their side of the field. There The longest dimension of any continuous PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE the final Friday night at Kean Uni- Town of Westfield Compliance with Third exterior wall of any building shall not be was a good fifteen-minute spell in the versity. Round Mount Laurel Affordable Housing TOWN OF WESTFIELD greater than fifty (50) feet. For the purpose 1. Such structures may be located within second half where they were pressur- Obligations, Docket No. UNN-L-2391-15, WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY The field hockey team earned a 3- of administering this provision, any exte- any side yard or rear yard. (the “DJ Action”) requesting that the court ing us a little bit.” 0 victory over Summit last Saturday rior wall that is offset for a depth of four (4) GENERAL ORDINANCE NO. 2116 2. Such structures of up to or equal to declare that Westfield has complied with The stunning, sudden victory puts feet or greater, or in the case of a commu- 500 square feet coverage shall be located for their 14th win of the season, the its Third Round constitutional obligation to AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND nity residence as identified in N.J.S.A. at least five feet from the side and rear lot Cranford into a championship match most since the 14-win season of 1999, provide a realistic opportunity for the de- CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF 40:55D-66.1 a depth of two (2) feet or lines. Notwithstanding the foregoing, when against Scotch Plains-Fanwood, velopment of housing that is affordable to THE LAND USE ORDINANCE when current coach Caitlin Cheddar greater, shall be construed as a separate such accessory structures are located in low- and moderate-income families and OF THE TOWN OF which defeated Union in the other was a sophomore (known as Caitlin wall. that portion of a yard which abuts a front or individuals; and WESTFIELD TO ESTABLISH semifinal match later in the day. It is Section IV. The Land Use Ordinance, side yard on an adjacent property, the MacDonald). It was victory No. 398 WHEREAS, the DJ Action was settled REGULATIONS FOR ACCES- Article 11, Section 11.19G. is hereby structure shall be located at least ten feet the first time that Coach Gagliardo or in program history. The Hilltoppers and the agreement settling the DJ Action SORY STRUCTURES WITHIN amended is hereby amended by adding a from such front yard or side yard. this class of Cranford seniors has made (the “settlement agreement”) was reviewed NON-RESIDENTIAL ZONES are coached by Westfield Athletic new item as number 7 which shall read as 3. Such structures greater than 500 and approved by the court after a Fairness AND LOCATED ON GROUND it to the big game. Hall of Famer Jen Steward follows: square feet coverage shall be set back Hearing, which approval is memorialized LEVEL PATIOS USED AS “This has been an awesome year 7. Miscellaneous requirements for from side and rear lot lines a distance of 10 (Schwarzenbek, ’95). in an amended order entered by the court PLACES FOR EATING AND decks for Community Residences as feet, or one half the yard requirement ap- for us so far,” said Gagliardo. “I think ON THIS DATE on October 30, 2017 and filed by the court DRINKING identified in N.J.S.A. 40:55D-66.1. Decks plicable to principal buildings, whichever we have the quality and talent to bring on November 1, 2017 (the “Settlement 1969: WHS drove 97 yards in the for community residences shall follow the WHEREAS, periodic update of allow- is greater. Approval Order”); and home a county title. Whether we end final minutes to earn a 20-20 tie with provisions in Article 13, except that they able uses within non-residential zone dis- 4. No structure shall exceed the height of WHEREAS, the Conditional Judgment up playing Union or Scotch Plains, it shall also be permitted in side yards pro- tricts is desirable to help promote eco- the principal building or structure, or a Rahway (in Game 11 of the 48-game of Compliance and Repose which was vided that they shall be set back at least nomic development and sustainability in height of 15 feet, which ever shall result in is going to be a really great opponent unbeaten streak). Joe Monninger hit entered and filed by the court on May 31, twenty (20) feet to any side lot line and they Town; and a lesser height. so we have to make sure we bring it.” 2018 (the “Conditional Judgment”) after Ed ‘Skeeter’ MacCloskey with a 21- shall also be permitted within a front yard WHEREAS, the use of ground level SECTION II. All ordinances or parts of the court conducted a Compliance Hear- In one of the most memorable UCT yard touchdown (their fourth hook- provided that they shall be set back at least patios as places for eating and drinking ordinances in conflict or inconsistent with ing on May 21, 2018 to review all imple- semifinal days on record, Cranford’s sixty (60) feet from a front lot line. provides an open-air amenity for employ- any part of this ordinance are hereby re- up of the drive) and Frank Jackson ran menting ordinances, and the Conditional Section V. All existing ordinances or ees, customers, or visitors; and pealed to the extent that they are in conflict thrilling victory was the first of four the tying two-point conversion. (It Judgment required among other things parts of ordinances in conflict or inconsis- WHEREAS, such use may include the or inconsistent. UCT semifinal matches on the day that Westfield shall be obligated to take all was the first year of two-point PATs tent with any part of this ordinance are installation or construction of accessory SECTION III. In the event that any sec- steps necessary to support the develop- that would each be decided in over- via run or pass.) hereby repealed to the extent that they are structures to support activities associated tion, provision, or part of provision of this ment of any 100% affordable housing de- time and/or penalty kicks. in such conflict or inconsistent. with the use; and ordinance shall be held to be unenforce- AROUND THIS DATE velopments referenced in the Housing El- Section VI. In the event that any section, WHEREAS, standards associated with able or invalid by any court, such holding Summit 0100 1 Oct. 24, 1964: Rudy Brown ran for ement and Fair Share Plan; and provision or part of provision of this ordi- accessory structures on patios used as shall not affect the validity of this ordinance Cranford 0101 2 WHEREAS, the Conditional Judgment 223 yards and four touchdowns as nance shall be held to be unenforceable or places for eating and drinking are not as a whole, or any part thereof, other than of Compliance and Repose which was WHS won 45-27 at Rahway. invalid by any court, such holding shall not present in the Land Use Ordinance and the part so held unenforceable or invalid. entered and filed by the court on May 31, WF Blanks Summit affect the validity of this ordinance as a must be established; and SECTION IV. This ordinance shall take Oct. 24, 1987: Dave Brown threw 2018 (the “Conditional Judgment”) after whole, or any part thereof, other than the WHEREAS, the Town Council does effect after passage and publication in the for a school record 239 yards and hit the court conducted a Compliance Hear- In Field Hockey, 3-0 part so held unenforceable or invalid. hereby further find that the public interest manner provided by law. tight end Jim Mozoki for a pair of ing on May 21, 2018 to review all imple- of the Town of Westfield will be served by The Westfield High School field menting ordinances, and the Conditional NOTICE amending the Land Use Ordinance of the NOTICE scores in a 13-6 win at Irvington. Judgment identified the Myrtle Avenue hockey team elevated its record to 14- The foregoing ordinance was introduced Town of Westfield in the manner set forth The foregoing ordinance was introduced Oct. 26, 1977: Dave Miller sparked 100% affordable housing site. 5 with a 3-0 shutout of Summit on at a Regular Meeting of the Town Council herein. at a Regular Meeting of the Town Council the first 1-2-3-4-5 finish in Union WHEREAS, the Westfield Housing Ele- of the Town of Westfield held on October NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT THERE- of the Town of Westfield held on October October 20. Maddie Katz, Emma ment and Fair Share Plan, adopted by the County cross-country championship 23, 2018 and was read for the first time. FORE ORDAINED by the Town Council of 23, 2018 and was read for the first time. Jepsen and Maggie Maguire each Planning Board of the Town of Westfield on meet history. Trailing the victorious This ordinance will be further considered the Town of Westfield, in the County of This ordinance will be further considered March 5, 2018 identifies the 100 percent netted a goal, while Liz Healy, LJ for final passage by said Town Council at Union and the State of New Jersey, as for final passage by said Town Council at Miller were Colin Kerwin, Mike affordable project on Myrtle Avenue as Kehler and Chloe Beaulieu each the Westfield Municipal Building, Council follows: the Westfield Municipal Building, Council Bailey, Tim O’Brien and John Tegen. Block 4007, Lot 13 and Block 4006, Lot 1. Chambers, 425 East Broad Street, SECTION I. Article 13, Section 13.03 Chambers, 425 East Broad Street, added an assist. Goalkeeper Colleen NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT THERE- Oct. 27, 1973: No. 1 WHS and No. Westfield, New Jersey 07090 at a meeting titled “Non-Residential Accessory Uses Westfield, New Jersey 07090 at a meeting O’Conner made nine saves. FORE ORDAINED by the Town Council of 2 Nutley played at 0-0 tie at the Park beginning at 8:00 PM to on November 6, and Structures”, is hereby supple- beginning at 8:00 PM to on November 6, the Town of Westfield, in the County of 2018 or at any time and place to which mented by adding a new subsection E. 2018 or at any time and place to which Oval before over 10,000 fans. WHS’s Union and the State of New Jersey, as Raiders Tap Kearny such meeting may be adjourned. All per- titled “Structures on ground level pa- such meeting may be adjourned. All per- Tom Tyrell and Quint Mansell stopped follows: sons interested will be given the opportu- tios used as places for eating and drink- sons interested will be given the opportu- Section I. The Land Use Ordinance, In Girls Soccer, 1-0 the quarterback at the one-foot line nity to be heard concerning such ordi- ing” which shall read as follows: nity to be heard concerning such ordi- Article 11, Section 11.19E.1. is hereby with 3:15 left in the game. nance. Copies of this ordinance are avail- D. Structures on ground level patios nance. Copies of this ordinance are avail- Faith Price on an assist from amended to read as follows: able at the Office of the Town Clerk, used as places for eating and drinking. able at the Office of the Town Clerk, Corinne Lyght scored in the second Brian Ciemniecki averaged 24.8 1. Minimum tract area. There shall be Westfield Municipal Building, 425 East Service areas, bars, preparation stations, Westfield Municipal Building, 425 East yards per reception during his WHS a minimum tract area of two (2) acres, overtime to earn the 11-4-1 Scotch Broad Street, Westfield, New Jersey 07090. pergolas, tents, umbrellas, and/or awnings Broad Street, Westfield, New Jersey 07090. except for community residences as iden- Plains-Fanwood girls soccer team a career. That broke a 25-year-old Tara Rowley, RMC shall be permitted on ground level patios Tara Rowley, RMC tified in N.J.S.A. 40:55D-66.1 where there record by Ed ‘Skeeter’ MacCloskey, Town Clerk utilized as places for eating and drinking. Town Clerk 1-0 victory over the visiting Kearny shall be a minimum tract area of one-half 1 T - 10/25/18, The Leader Fee: $132.09 The following regulations shall apply: 1 T - 10/25/18, The Leader Fee: $96.39 Kardinals on October 22. who averaged 24.0 in 1969.