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Township of MiddletownREGULAR MEETINGMonday, October 19, 2020 at 6:00 PMOne Kings Highway, Middletown, NJ 07748AgendaCANCELLED MEETING OPENS AT 6:00 P.M. - MEETING STATEMENT:TO ATTEND THIS MEETING PLEASE FOLLOW THE LINKS BELOWFor instructions and a link to join this meeting from your mobile device or computer please copy and paste thefollowing URL into your browser: https://tinyurl.com/y52oafc4To call into the meeting, dial 1-408-418-9388. Enter the event access code 173 686 1073 followed by #.Passcode 2020The notice requirements provided for in the Open Public Meetings Act have been satisfied. Notice of thismeeting was properly given by transmission to The Star Ledger, The Independent, and Two River Times and byposting at the Middletown Township Municipal Building and filing with the Township Clerk all on January 9,2020.CANCELLED EXECUTIVE SESSION AT 6:00 PMMEETING OPENS AT 7:00 P.M. - MEETING STATEMENT:TO ATTEND THIS MEETING PLEASE FOLLOW THE LINKS BELOWFor instructions and a link to join this meeting from your mobile device or computer please copy and paste thefollowing URL into your browser: https://tinyurl.com/y6y4qj3dTo call into the meeting, dial 1-408-418-9388. Enter the event access code 173 070 8427 followed by #.Passcode 2020The notice requirements provided for in the Open Public Meetings Act have been satisfied. Notice of thismeeting was properly given by transmission to The Star Ledger, The Independent, and Two River Times and byposting at the Middletown Township Municipal Building and filing with the Township Clerk all on January 9,2020.Committeeman HibellCommitteeman SettembrinoCommitteewoman SnellDeputy Mayor FioreMayor PerryPLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCEMoment of silence to honor the troops serving worldwide defending our Constitutions, Freedoms, and Way ofLife.CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION/PROCLAMATION1.Proclamation Celebrating the 110th Anniversary of New Jersey Blind Citizens AssociationStacey Stefanski, Director of the New Jersey Blind Citizens Association (NJBCA), will be at themeeting to accept the proclamation and speak about NJBCA's misson and 110th anniversary campaign.2. Proclamation Recognizing November 28, 2020 as Small Business Saturday in the Township ofMiddletown (For The Record)3. Proclamation Recognizing November 11, 2020 as Veterans Day in the Township of Middletown (Forthe Record)APPROVAL OF MINUTESRegular Meeting – Monday, October 19, 2020Page 1 of 21
4.June 15, 2020 Executive Session, July 20, 2020 Executive Session, August 17, 2020 Executive Session,September 21, Executive Session, September 21, 2020 Regular Session, October 5, 2020 WorkshopMeeting.PUBLIC HEARING OF PROPOSED ORDINANCESINTRODUCTION OF PROPOSED ORDINANCES5.2020-3300 Ordinance Of The Township Committee Of The Township Of Middletown, County OfMonmouth Amending Chapter 540, Planning And Development Regulations Sections 203 And 606CONSENT AGENDA6.7.NJ Best Practices Submission by Middletown Township20-211 Resolution Reducing the Performance Guarantee for Four Ponds Center Associates Block 1063Lot 10 Phase 38. 20-212 Resolution Reducing the Performance Guarantee for Four Ponds Center Associates Block 1063Lot 10 Phase 49. 20-213 Resolution Authorizing a Chapter 159 Additional Item of Funding in the 2020 Budget - "FY2019 Emergency Management Assistance Program" Grant10. 20-214Resolution Authorizing the Acquisition of One (1) New Holland 4WD Tractor and AlamoMachete 48" HD Flail Axe for the Middletown Public Works Department.11. 20-215 Resolution Authorizing Chapter 159 "FY 2021 Municipal Alliance DEDR Grant for 2020/2021"12. 20-216 BILL LIST AS OF OCTOBER 19, 202013. 20-217 Resolution Authorizing Entry of Easement with JCP&L for Kings Highway Access forInstallation of New Utilities for New Municipal ComplexTOWNSHIP COMMITTEE COMMENTSPUBLIC COMMENTSEXECUTIVE SESSIONADJOURNMENTRegular Meeting – Monday, October 19, 2020Page 2 of 22
Item #1.PROCLAMATIONOFFICE OF THE MAYORNew Jersey Blind Citizens Association110th AnniversaryWHEREAS:The New Jersey Blind Men’s Club was established in 1910 by a group of forwardthinking men from Hoboken to help provide support for the blind to lead happy andproductive lives and promote acceptance by the public for the blind and visuallyimpaired; andWHEREAS:In 1930, Camp Happiness, a free summer camp vacation program for blind adults,opened as a waterfront facility on the Sandy Hook Bay in Monmouth County. The campallowed blind New Jerseyans to venture out on their own in a safe environment and learnthe basics of mobility and independent living; andWHEREAS:By 1987, the demand for everyday programs skyrocketed, leading to the transformationof Camp Happiness to include a day program. Today, the Wobser Day Camp, named inhonor of the day program’s founder, Helen Wobser, is the organization’s primary focus.They offer creative activities such as art, crocheting, wellness programs and peer supportgroups, to promote camaraderie and enrich the lives of blind and visually impairedindividuals; andWHEREAS:Now known as the New Jersey Blind Citizens Association (NJBCA), the organization,located in Leonardo, continues to serve the blind of New Jersey thanks to communitysupport and donations; andWHEREAS:This year NJBCA is celebrating 110 years of service to the blind, visually impaired andthose with deteriorating vision and they look forward to continuing to fosteran atmosphere of confidence, empowerment and community. Now,THEREFORE: Be it proclaimed that I, Mayor Tony Perry and the Middletown Township Committee, join inthe celebration of the 110th Anniversary of NJBCA and encourage the community to supportthis organization through its anniversary campaign, especially during the month of Octoberwhich is Blindness Awareness Month. We are honored to have such an inspiring andimpactful organization based in Middletown.Given, under my hand and the Great Seal of the Township of Middletown,this nineteenth day of October in the year two thousand twentyMayor Tony Perry3
Item #2.PROCLAMATIONOffice of the Mayor11th ANNUAL SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAYWHEREAS: Middletown, NJ celebrates our local small businesses and the contributionsthey make to our economy and community. During National Small BusinessSaturday, we celebrate the resolve and ingenuity of American businesses,entrepreneurs, and workers; andWHEREAS: This year, as we collectively recover from an unprecedented pandemic,Middletown is more dedicated than ever to support our small businesses; andWHEREAS: Our Nation’s more than 30 million small businesses, which employ nearly halfthe private-sector workforce and create two-thirds of all net new jobs, are thekey to propelling our economy; andWHEREAS: 89 percent of consumers in the United States agree that small businessescontribute positively to the local community by supplying jobs andgenerating tax revenue; andWHEREAS: Advocacy groups, as well as public and private organizations across thecountry, have endorsed the Saturday after Thanksgiving as Small BusinessSaturday; andWHEREAS: Middletown Township is committed to investing in small business owners,and therefore advancing solutions that make it easier for them to exceed theirgoals. Now,THEREFORE: I, Mayor Tony Perry and the Middletown Township Committee, do herebyproclaim November 28, 2020 as SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY inMiddletown and urge the residents of our community, and communitiesacross the country, to support small businesses and merchants on SmallBusiness Saturday and throughout the year.Given, under my hand and the Great Seal of the Township of Middletown,this 19th day of October in the year two thousand twentyMayor Tony Perry4
Item #3.PROCLAMATIONOffice of the MayorWHEREAS: Veterans Day, once called Armistice Day, originated as a nationalcommemoration of the anniversary of the ending of World War I. Congresschanged the name to Veterans Day in 1954 to expand the significance of thecommemoration so that a grateful nation might pay homage to the veterans ofall wars who have contributed so much to the preservation of the nation; andWHEREAS: Middletown Township and Middletown VFW Post 2179 will honor the sacrificeand valor of our brave servicemen and women with a Veterans Day Parade onSunday, November 8th; andWHEREAS: We, as citizens of a grateful nation, are thankful for the opportunity to recognizeour distinguished veterans whose service has allowed our nation to prosper andlet us live in freedom. We pay special tribute to the valiant guardians of ourfreedom who remain listed as Missing in Action, and we offer support to theloving families who hope for their safe return; andWHEREAS: This year we celebrate the 63rd anniversary of the Veterans Day Parade. Thetheme of the parade is “Honoring the Men and Women Who Are Deployed,” andon behalf of all Middletown residents, we will use this milestone to rededicateourselves to honoring all the veterans who have served our great nation. Now,THERFORE: I, Mayor Tony Perry and the Middletown Township Committee, do herebyproclaim November 11, 2020 as Veterans Day in Middletown Township inrecognition of the courageous efforts of our veterans. We invite the residents ofMiddletown Township to join us at the Veterans Day Parade on Sunday,November 8th to honor our American heroes past and present. Masks and socialdistancing will be required. Visit www.middletownnj.org for more information.Given, under my hand and the Great Seal of the Township of Middletown,this nineteenth day of October in the year two thousand twentyMayor Tony Perry5
10/16/2020Printable Current Answers · Custom PortalItem #6.2020 Best Practices Inventory Online PlatformMiddletown TownshipPrintable Current Answers001Core CompetenciesPersonnelThe Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) is a federal law requiring that overtime pay mustbe paid for all hours over 40 hours in a work week except for those employeesclassified as exempt and thus not entitled to overtime. Management employeessuch as elected officials, managers/administrators, municipal clerks, CFOs, publicworks superintendents, police chiefs and other department heads are typicallyclassified as having exempt status and thus not entitled to overtime pay. Othermunicipal employees may also be classified as exempt under the FLSA (pleaseconsult labor counsel for detailed guidance). Exempt status also precludes overtimepay for time worked during emergencies, attendance at night meetings andparticipation in training sessions. Compensated leave time in lieu of cash paymentsis considered a form of overtime pay unless such leave is utilized in the same payperiod. Does your municipality not pay overtime to employees classified as exemptunder the FLSA?002Core Competencies[1.00] YesPersonnelHas your municipality reviewed and updated its employee personnelmanual/handbook by resolution or ordinance within the past three years or uponthe conclusion of each of your municipality's collective negotiated agreements(CNAs)? If yes, please provide in the Comments section the date of the meeting atwhich the personnel manual was updated. If not yes, please type "Did Not AnswerYes" into the comment box.[1.00] YesComment: October2019; beingupdated andsubmitted to theGoverning Body forapproval in October2020.003Core CompetenciesBudgetDoes your municipality complete an initial draft of its annual budget no later thanthe first week of January (or first week of July if an SFY municipality), and obtaininput in crafting the draft budget from elected officials and department heads asappropriate to the form of government?[1.00] s/question-list/printable-current-answers/?id d2826c19-4ffc-ea11-a816-001dd8018921&printable true1/19
10/16/2020004Printable Current Answers · Custom PortalCore CompetenciesHas your municipality created an accumulated absence liability trust fund pursuantto N.J.A.C. 5:30-15.5?005Core CompetenciesCore CompetenciesCore CompetenciesCore CompetenciesCore Competencies[1.00] YesCapital ProjectsIf your municipality charges administrative fees for off-duty police traffic safetypersonnel on a public works or utility project, are such fees set by ordinance at anamount not exceeding the municipality’s actual costs for administering the off-dutywork? See Local Finance Notice CFO 2000-14 for further guidance.009[1.00] N/ACapital ProjectsHas your municipality adopted a capital program as defined by N.J.A.C. 5:30-4.2,meaning a moving, multi-year plan and schedule for capital projects (includingprospective financing sources) and, when pertinent, first year operating costs andsavings?008[1.00] YesFinancial AdministrationThe Government Electronic Payment Acceptance Act (N.J.S.A. 40A:5-43 et seq.) andits implementing regulations (N.J.A.C. 5:30-9.1 et seq.) set forth requirements formunicipalities accepting credit cards, debit cards, and other electronic fund transfermechanisms as means of collecting payment. In part, N.J.A.C. 5:30-9.9 limits anysurcharges or convenience fees charged by a municipality for handling andprocessing the transaction. Is your municipality adhering to N.J.A.C. 5:30-9.9 whencharging surcharges or convenience fees relating to electronic payment acceptance?007[1.00] YesBudgetDoes your municipality annually review 1) its fee schedules against revenuecollected, and 2) its fee ordinance(s) to determine whether fees need to be broughtmore in line with expenses?006Item #6.Budget[1.00] YesTransparencyAre your municipality's codified and uncodified ordinances, including all currentsalary ordinances, available online?[1.00] s/question-list/printable-current-answers/?id d2826c19-4ffc-ea11-a816-001dd8018921&printable true2/19
10/16/2020010Printable Current Answers · Custom PortalBest PracticesDoes your municipality have an official social media account or accounts and, if so,is there a written policy establishing guidelines on access, use, and permittedcontent?011Core CompetenciesBest PracticesBest PracticesCore CompetenciesCore Competencies[0.50] N/ACybersecurityA cybersecurity incident response plan is a set of instructions to help detect,respond to, and recover from network security incidents. These plans address areassuch as cybercrime, data loss, and service outages. Does your municipality have acybersecurity incident response plan?015[0.50] N/AProcurementInsurance broker fees dependent on the amount of health insurance premiums orfees paid by the municipality are vulnerable to abuse as brokers could faceconflicting incentives in seeking lower-cost health insurance alternatives. If yourmunicipality contracts with an insurance broker for health insurance, is the structurefor broker payments set at a flat-fee rather than on a commission basis to mitigatethe risk of a broker recommending more expensive health insurance coverage toearn higher fees?014[1.00] YesProcurementIf your municipality contracts with an insurance broker for health insurance, and saidcontract exceeds the Local Public Contracts Law bid threshold, is your municipality'shealth insurance broker being procured through a competitive contracting or sealedbid process conducted pursuant to the Local Public Contracts Law?013[0.50] YesProcurementDo your municipality's professional services contracts include a "not to exceed"amount?012Item #6.Transparency[1.00] YesCybersecurityAre all municipal employees receiving ongoing cybersecurity training in malwaredetection, password construction, identifying security incidents and socialengineering attacks?[1.00] s/question-list/printable-current-answers/?id d2826c19-4ffc-ea11-a816-001dd8018921&printable true3/19
10/16/2020016Printable Current Answers · Custom PortalCore CompetenciesItem #6.Ratables/PILOTsBefore formalizing negotiations and entering into a Long-Term Financial Agreement,does your municipality have at least one staff member or contractually-retainedprofessional evaluate all proposed Long-Term PILOTs to assure that the proposedagreement is a net-benefit to the municipality?[1.00] YesComment: All ofMiddletown’s PilotAgreements areprofessionallyevaluated. All doresult in a netfinancial benefit tothe municipality.017Best PracticesEnvironmentIf your municipality has a combined sewer overflow (CSO) system, has theconversion to a non-CSO overflow system been incorporated into yourmunicipality's capital improvement program? If your municipality does not have aCSO system, is it undertaking affirmative measures to reduce stormwater runoff?Non-CSO municipalities answering Yes should explain these measures in theComment Box.018Core CompetenciesFinancial AdministrationPursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:5-14(d), a local unit’s investment policies shall be based ona cash flow analysis prepared by the CFO, with those policies being commensuratewith the nature and size of the funds held by the local unit. Has your municipalityconducted a cash flow analysis of its deposited and invested funds, and, based onthat analysis, does your municipality’s cash management plan set policies for yourmunicipality’s investments that consider preservation of capital, liquidity, currentand historical investment returns, diversification, maturity requirements, costs andfees associated with the investment and, when appropriate, policies of investmentinstrument administrators?019Best Practices[0.00] No[1.00] ProspectiveBudgetDoes your municipality periodically review the historical activity and balances of alltrust fund accounts not created through public referendum (i.e. open space) todetermine the need for, and adequacy of, each account? Only answer N/A if yourmunicipality does not have any non-referendum trust funds.[0.50] s/question-list/printable-current-answers/?id d2826c19-4ffc-ea11-a816-001dd8018921&printable true4/19
10/16/2020020Printable Current Answers · Custom PortalCore CompetenciesIs your municipality ensuring that insurance reimbursements are credited back tothe budget appropriation line item in the budget in accordance with N.J.S.A 40A:532, instead of applied as miscellaneous revenue not anticipated? Compliance withthis statutory obligation relieves pressure on current year appropriations. Onlyanswer N/A if your municipality had no insurance reimbursements in 2019 or 2020.021Core CompetenciesBest PracticesBest PracticesBest Practices[0.00] NoBudgetHas your municipality reviewed individual grants receivable and appropriated to 1)ensure all grants are appropriately charged; 2) receivables are collected in a timelymanner; and 3) considered cancelling any expired or otherwise stale grants? Doingso minimizes or avoids fund balance depletion due to use of current fund cash tocover grant expenses. Only answer N/A if your municipality does not have anygrants receivable and appropriated.024[1.00] YesFinancial AdministrationAre monthly cash-flow statements prepared to assist in identifying and managingliquidity risk and used to conduct regular stress test forecasting payments based onknown due dates and anticipated revenues received during the same period?023[1.00] YesCapital ProjectsHas your municipality reviewed all completed capital project bond ordinances forremaining balances that can be cancelled by resolution, and revert to theirrespective balance sheet accounts?022Item #6.Budget[0.50] YesPersonnelIn the event of a staff vacancy, municipalities should ensure there is backup tocritical positions through cross-training staff and/or entering into shared servicesagreements with other local units. Has your municipality 1) cross-trained staff formultiple functions to the extent permitted by employee titles, labor agreements andCivil Service, as applicable; and/or 2) entered into a shared service agreement withanother municipality or local government entity for the provision of staffing as maybe needed?[0.50] ys/question-list/printable-current-answers/?id d2826c19-4ffc-ea11-a816-001dd8018921&printable true5/19
10/16/2020025Printable Current Answers · Custom PortalBest PracticesItem #6.PersonnelHas your municipality established by ordinance an anti-nepotism policy that, atminimum, prohibits hiring the immediate family members of elected officials,department heads, or supervisors?[0.00] NoComment: We havea policy thatprohibitssupervisoryrelationships, butdoes no prohibit thehiring of familymembers.026Core CompetenciesProcurementHas your municipality reviewed with legal counsel and other appropriate officials(e.g. engineer; purchasing agent) the boilerplate language in its bid or RFPdocuments to ensure such language meets legal requirements under the LocalPublic Contracts Law and pay-to-play, along with other relevant statutes andcaselaw?027Core CompetenciesTransparencyDoes your municipality maintain an up-to-date municipal website containing atminimum the following: past three years adopted budgets; the current yearproposed budget (including the full adopted budget for the current year whenapproved by the governing body); most recent annual financial statement andaudits; notification(s) for solicitation of bids and RFPs; and meeting dates, minutesand agendas for the governing body, planning board, board of adjustment and allcommissions?028Core Competencies[1.00] Yes[1.00] YesTransparencyN.J.S.A. 34:13A-8.2 requires public employers, including municipalities, to file withthe Public Employment Relations Commission (PERC) a copy of all contractsnegotiated with public employee representatives. This includes, but is not limited to,collective bargaining agreements, memoranda of understanding, contractamendments, and "side letter" or "side bar" agreements. Copies of same may beemailed to contracts@perc.state.nj.us. Has your municipality filed all currentcontracts with PERC? Only answer N/A if your municipality does not have anyemployee labor unions.[1.00] ys/question-list/printable-current-answers/?id d2826c19-4ffc-ea11-a816-001dd8018921&printable true6/19
10/16/2020029Printable Current Answers · Custom PortalCore CompetenciesDoes your municipality perform off-network daily incremental backups with weeklyfull backups of all data?030Unscored SurveyUnscored Survey[1.00] YesCOVID-19 ResponseHow has the COVID-19 crisis impacted your municipality's cash flow and/oranticipated surplus going into 2021? Please select one answer only.031Item #6.Cybersecurity[0.00] ModeratelyCOVID-19 ResponseHas your municipality had to make any reductions in expenditures due to COVID19? If so, please include under Comments the departments or programs impactedby COVID-19 related spending reductions. If the answer is no, insert None underComments.[0.00] YesComment: Inresponse toanticipate revenuedecline, wepreemptively cutsome appropriationlines to offset thatimpact on theAmount to BeRaised by Taxation.Those were: Reservefor Tax Appeals FuelAccumulated LeaveStorm Response,including Overtime032Unscored SurveyCOVID-19 ResponseHas your municipality received any CARES Act funding from the State, your countygovernment, or directly from the federal government? Please state under Commentsthe dollar amount of such funding, the source(s), and whether such funds have beenpartially or totally disbursed to the municipality; if none please insert 0 underComments.[0.00] YesComment: We havereceived 206,749.95. Wehave submitted anadditional /?id d2826c19-4ffc-ea11-a816-001dd8018921&printable true7/19
10/16/2020033Printable Current Answers · Custom PortalUnscored SurveyCOVID-19 ResponsePlease select the one most critical area in which your municipality currently requirestechnical non-monetary assistance.Item #6.[0.00] PublicHealthComment: Ondemand Just-InTime Training forCovid-19 caseinvestigation /contact tracing;facilities to properlystore/inventory/stockpiles of rs/?id d2826c19-4ffc-ea11-a816-001dd8018921&printable true8/19
10/16/2020034Printable Current Answers · Custom PortalUnscored SurveyCOVID-19 ResponseIn reviewing your municipality's operations during the COVID-19 pandemic, what isthe department, division, office or other area of municipal operations that has beenmost strained by the pandemic?Item #6.[0.00] Health andHuman ServicesComment: There arereally two. Clearlythe HealthDepartment hasbeen significantlyimpacted by beingon the front linehaving to monitorthe pandemic andthe positive casesand having to docontact tracing formore than 1100cases to date, whichtranslates intomultiple thousandsof contacts. AlsoRecreation and itsprograms havebeen severelyimpacted.Numerousprograms that thecommunity enjoysand benefits fromhave beencancelled. Oursenior center hashad to close andremains closed.Other very popularand beneficialprograms such asMiddletown Day,Public Schoolprograms and ourextremely popularsummer campprogram have hadto be cancelled d d2826c19-4ffc-ea11-a816-001dd8018921&printable true9/19
10/16/2020035Printable Current Answers · Custom PortalUnscored SurveyCOVID-19 ResponseProvide one procedure or process that your municipality developed in response tothe pandemic that it intends to keep after the COVID-19 emergency concludes.Item #6.Comment: We willcontinue to useremote or webbased meetings forinternal businessand for many othermeetings. Also theTownshipCommittee,Planning andZoning Boards areconsideringcontinuing to allowremote access totheir publicmeetings.036Unscored SurveyCOVID-19 ResponseIs your municipality providing grants to small businesses impacted by COVID-19? Ifso, please provide under Comments the total number of businesses approved forgrants thusfar, the total amount in grants approved, and a link to the grant programguidelines. If your municipality is not providing grants, please insert N/A underComments.[0.00] YesComment: TheTownship hasreceived CDBG-CVfunds which will beused for SmallBusiness assistanceand for assistancefor low andmoderate incomefamilies with ChildCare assistance.037Unscored SurveyAlcoholic Beverage LicensingHave any liquor licenses for Type 33 plenary retail consumption licenses (e.g. bars)been sold in your municipality by private sale during 2019 and 2020? If yes, pleasestate the date of sale along with sale price for each license under Comments. If no,please insert the number zero under Comments.[0.00] YesComment: 03/18/19- 245,000.0004/15/19 ?id d2826c19-4ffc-ea11-a816-001dd8018921&printable true10/19
10/16/2020038(a)Printable Current Answers · Custom PortalUnscored SurveyIs your municipality currently in negotiations with another local government orboard of education to either provide or receive one or more of the following sharedservices? If the fact that negotiations are taking place has not yet been made public,this question may be answered No. (a) Police038(b)Unscored SurveyUnscored Survey[0.00] NoShared ServicesIs your municipality currently in negotiations with another local government orboard of education to either provide or receive one or more of the following sharedservices? If the fact that negotiations are taking place has not yet been made public,this question may be answered No. (b) Fire038(c)Item #6.Shared Services[0.00] NoShared ServicesIs your municipality currently in negotiations with another local government orboard of education to either provide or receive one or more of the following sharedservices? If the fact that negotiations are taking place has not yet been made public,this question may be answered No. (c) Dispatch[0.00] NoComment: SharedService Agreementin place withMonmouth Countysince 2016.038(d)Unscored SurveyShared ServicesIs your municipality currently in negotiations with another local government orboard of education to either provide or receive one or more of the following sharedservices? If the fact that negotiations are taking place has not yet been made public,this question may be answered No. (d) Public Works[0.00] YesComment: No, butDPW sharedservices arecurrently in effectwith MiddletownBOE and theBorough s/?id d2826c19-4ffc-ea11-a816-001dd8018921&printable true11/19
10/16/2020038(e)Printable Current Answers · Custom PortalUnscored SurveyItem #6.Shared ServicesIs your municipality currently in negotiations with another local government orboard of education to either provide or receive one or more of the following sharedservices? If the fact that negotiations are taking place has not yet been made public,this question may be answered No. (e) Health Department / Board of Health[0.00] NoComment: Wecurrently work withMonmouth CountyRegional HealthCommission forsome services, andwe provide AnimalControl services for3 othermunicipalities.038(f)Unscored SurveyShared ServicesIs your municipality currently in negotiations with another local government orboard of education to either provide or receive one or more of the following sharedservices? If the fact that negotiations are taking place has not yet been made public,this question may be answered No. (f) Construction Code Enforcement[0.00] NoComment: We havea current agreementin place for thisservice with theBorough ofHighlands.039Unscored SurveyShared ServicesDoes your municipality handle the entirety of its public safety and emergencydispatching with its own employees? If Yes, please indicate in the Comments what, ifanything, has been done to explore a more regional approach to dispatch alongwith any barriers. If the answer is No, please list under Comments the other localgovernment entities and/or private entity and t
Township of Middletown REGULAR MEETING Monday, October 19, 2020 at 6:00 PM One Kings Highway, Middletown, NJ 07748 . WHEREAS: In 1930, Camp Happiness, a free summer camp vacation program for blind adults, opened as a waterfront facility on the Sandy Hook Bay in Mo nmouth County. The camp allowed blind New Jerseyans to venture out on their own .
