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Flemmgfoni Uriion County I I Page B-8 CRANFORD Thursday, February 22,1990 PUBLIC Nonce PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PU8UCNOT1CE PUBUC NOTICE KENILWOBTH BOARD OF HEALTH . of Insurance as required by the contract documents. : parking stall dimensions (10 x 20 required, 9 x 18 provid- upon Ihe salary set opposite their respective olllces or Borough ot Garwood. ' • • NOTICE TO PROPOSED ACQUISITION OF BANK NOTICE TO BIDDERS Tho Township Committee reserves the rights to reject ed), (n addition to these approvals, Applicant a requests positions: ASSETS AND ASSUMPTION OF LIABILITIES ' ^Noticu iff hereby given thai sealed bids will be recall any or all bids as such action will bast serve the Interests Hearing Is scheduled tor: February 27,1990 al: 403 South thai tho application be deemed to include and iho Board Secretary • Board ol Health - Notary - 2,64000 Avenue, Garwood,New jersey pr as soon iherealier as Notice Is hereby given mat Unlted"Countles Trust Com- ml by Ina Secielary, Board ol Health, (torn 9-1 PM until of the Township, . grant any additional variances, waivers, exceptions of ap- pany. Cranford, New Jersey has rnade application to the Tnday Maich 2, 1990 tor iho lollowing: . Sanitary Inspector • Registrar 24,00000 the matter can' be heard. Arlane GlQon provals determined to be necessary In the review and pro- Board ol Health Nurse 11 000 00 S21.42 CC17-2l*February 15. 22. 1990 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. 452 FlfthAvenue,' INNOVATIONS TO THE BOARD OF HEALTH OFFICE - • , Township Clerk . cessing of this application. Thtf application and suppor- Physician • SI. Thetesa's School ' ' i,soaoo New York, New York 10018 lorJIs written consent to «•• Specifications may bo obtained from the ollica ot ting materials arc available for public Inspection in the ______ CC5-1t-February52, 1990 ' Olllce Clerk. Deputy Registrar • ' 7 «40 00 quire certain of Ihe assets and assume liability to pay toBdllhS75Blrt. K SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY -d«podt8-marfe-trMlM««-(3M«»nch p»lc«a. located »MI> '" New Jersey. Bidders are required to comply with code. nn\H-othe uuiori _ovia>Ooamu «i numin y"JpiyyB63 jyr WrltCri Tip PUBLIC NOTICE . salaries are otherwlse'provldod,except members ol o UNION COUNTY . "" Two Holmes Street;Caneret; NewJereeyOTOOartlrPMO Ytu? Boaiti of Hoalth reserves tho riQht to reject any MCDONALD'S CORPORATION Please be advised thai the Planning Board Meeting of licensed prolesslon, shall be paid at the prevailing rate DOCKET NO. F 3763-89 Roosevelt Avenue, Carterel. New Jersey 07008 and (III) • and all bids - • ' ' By: Henry L. Kent-Smith Friday. March 9.1990 Is changed. The meeting place of which shall not bo less than $3.35 per hour or more than FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN 20 Cobke Avenue, Cartoret. Now Jersey 07008, respec- Edmund A. Johnklns, M.D. CRUMMY. DEL DEO. DOLAN, tively, of the Peoples Bank, N.A., Belleville. New Jersey. this hearing has been changed from Lincoln School. Gar- $4.00 per hour. • • ASSOCIATION OF ROCHESTER . President' Board of Health GRIFFINGER & VECCIONE Ills contemplated lhat the three branctvof llcea will eon- wood, N J. to Borough Hall, Council Chambers, <03 South SECTION 2. II any section, paragraph, subsection. PLAINTIFF J7 \i '^CCSHFobruary 22. 1990 One Gateway Center : linue lo be operated. ',. • ' Avenue. Garwopd. Workshop session will begin at 7:30 clause, sentence or provision ol this Ordinance shall be ' VS Nowark, Now Jersey 07102 • This notice Is published pursuant to Section t8|c) of and meeting at 800 p.m. The hearing for. Wesllleld Hall. ' adjudged Invalid, such portion shall be doomed separate, EDWARD J.HURD, 117.34 CC7,lt-Fobiuary22, 1990 the Foderal Deposit Insurance Act. • SERVING CRANFORD, GARWOOD and KENILWORTH A Forbes Newspaper ADVERTISEMENT — NOTICE TO BIDDERS 603 Spruce Avenue, Garwood, N.J. nas been cancelled distinct and Independent and such holding shall not al- DEFENDANT Any person wishing to comment on this application PROPOSALS FOR THE PROVISION OF TOWING - per their attorney's request. A new dale will bo EOL The KENILWORTH BOARD~dF HEALTH ' lect-tne validity of' Itie remaining portions .thereof. ' CIVIL ACTION. WRiT OF EXECUTION, FOR SALE OF • may file his or her comments In writing with the regional SERVICES FOR THE TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD Public Is Invited to altend these hearings, PUBLIC NOTICE . SECTION 3. Tha provisions of this Ordinance shall tako MORTGAGE PREMISES. ' director of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation at Scaled bids will be rocelvod by the Township Clerk on PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby olven that an Ordinance, ol elloot and be retroactive lo January 1, 1990. USPS 136 800 Second Class Bonnie S. Hlrech, Secretary By virtue of tho above-statod writ of oxecullon lo me Its New York Regional Office, 452 Fifth Avenue. New Tuosday, March 6, 1990 at 10:00 A.M. In the Committee Planning Board which tho following Is a copy, was Introduced, road and' SECTION .4. All Ordinances IWQtoloie adopted, Incon- 50 Cents 7U directed I shall expose tor sale by public vondue. in Room York, New York 10018 before processing ol the applica- Vol. 97 NO. 9 Published Every Thursday Room In tho Municipal BulldlnQ. 8 Springfield Avenue, * . CC41lfebruary 22, 1990. passod on first reading by tho Board of Health of the sistent with Ihfl terms hereof, are repealed. Thursday, March 1,1990 Postage Paid Cranford, N.J. 207, In iho Court House In Ihe City bl Elizabeth. N.J. on tion has been comploted. Processing will be completed Cianlord, Nbw Joisoy. Boroughof Kenilwonh at a moellng on the 15lh day of SECTION 5. This Ordinance shall lake ollecl upon final WEDNESDAY, the 14TH day Ol MARCH. A.D.. 1990 al two no earlier than Ihe 30th day following either the date of Bid forms. Specifications and Form o( Agreements, ; BOROUQH OF QARWOOD February, 1990, and lhal said Board will further consldor passagoand publication according to law. o'clock In Ihe afternoon ol said day. • . tho llrst required publication or the date of receipt of tho . may b« obtained at the office of.the Township Clerk dur- PUBUC NOTICE the said Ordlnanco for final passago on the 22nd day of $24.48 CC8-1t-Febniiry 22, 1890 Municipality:'Cranlord • ' . • application by the FDIC, whichover Is later. The period ing any buslnoss day tioiween the hours ol 8:30 a.m. and PLEASE TAKE NOTICE lhal ths Board of Adjustment February, 1990, al tho Kenilwonh Municipal building, 567 : . BOROUQH OF QARW000 •"" ~~~ County: Union', State of H.X may be extended by the regional director for good cause. • j:00 pn. • , ' . .. ' ol the Borough of Garwood will hold a public hearing on Boulevard, Kenllworth, New Jersey, at 8:00 p.m., al which . The honconflden'tial pprilon .of the application file Is Thu purpose of locoivinQ bids Is to contract toy the Pro- March 6, 1990 at 8:00 p.m. In the Garwood Municipal tlmo and place any porsons who may bo Interested PUBLIC NOTjCE Sire»i 4 Street No.:-225 North Avenuo available tor Inspection wllhin one day following the re- visions of a Towing Contract for the Township of Building located al 403 South Avenue, Garwood, New, therein will bo given an opportunity to bo heard concer- TAKE NOTICE'that application has been made to Tax Block and Lot: Block 177,' Lot 13 .. quest for such file. It may be Inspected in the Corpora- Ctantbrd. , ' ^- ' Jersey, for the purpose ot reviewing and taking action ning such Ordinance. Mayor and Council ol tho Borough pt Garwood to Iranslor Dimensions ol Lot: 185 ft. x SO ft. All bids snail bo submitted in a sealed onuelope. clear- Nearest Cross Stroet: 280 feol from the Intersection of tion's regional office during rogular business hours. DMG may bring baefc Don Smar11 upon the application of McDonald's Corporation ("Appli- Edmund A. Johnklns,,M.D. Photocopies.of Information In the nonconfldentlal por- ly markud "Proposal for tho Provision of a Towing Con- cant") for Preliminary and Final Site Plan approval for pro- President LITTLE JOE, INC. trading as; LJTTLE JOE LIQUORS North Avonue and Orchard Street. tract" wi.lh the bidder's name, address, and telephone tor promises located al: 302 South Avenue. Garwood, . There Is due approximately $282,216.48 with lawful In- -. tlon ol the application file will bo made available upon perty located al 214-230 North Avenue (Route 28W), In PROPOSED ORDINANCE NO. 901 In brief roquost. A schedule of charges tor such copies can be number. Eac(i proposal shall be accompanied by a non- tho G-B zone and designated Block 32. Lots 16 and 18 Now Jersey 07027,- Iho Plenary Retail Consumption terest from November 30, 1989 and, costs. AN ORDINANCE PBOVIDINO obtained Irom the regional, office. collusion affidavit and a certified chock, cashier's check, on the Tax Map of the Borough of Garwood: Applicant Llconso: #2006-33«»004 hereto issued to: Williams Bar . There Is a Full Legal Description on Ills-ln tho Union FOR THE COMPENSATION OF EMPLOYEES ' or bid bond In the. amount of S25OO.00. proposes construction of a "Soil Play" Playpark within & Liquors, Inc., Trading as CM. Liquors, lor premises County Sheriffs Office. OF THE KENILWORTH BOARD OF HEALTH • , .Peoples Bank. N.A. as consultant for downtown redo an enclosed addition, along with modification lo the ex- located at: 302 .South Avenue, Garwood New Jersey The Sheriff reserves Ihe right to adjourn this salo. 1 Qidrlors are roqulrod 10 comply with tho requirements BE IT ORDAINED by Ihe Kenilwonh Board ol Hoalth, - BellevlllB, Now Jersey isting parking area. Applicant requests a variance pur- 07027. • ' RALPH FROEHLICH Sticker Sale of PL.
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