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North Haledon council approves consent agenda including pickleball fencing change order and Dorothy Drive work

Borough of North Haledon Mayor and Council · August 21, 2024
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Summary

The council approved Consent Agenda Resolution CA#8-2024 including a $55,553.06 change order to add perimeter fencing for pickleball courts, a $27,600 proposal acceptance for Dorothy Drive improvements, awards and refunds, and a bills list totaling $7,451,689.03; two council members recorded an abstention on a raffle-license item.

On Aug. 21 the Borough Council adopted Consent Agenda Resolution CA#8-2024, approving multiple administrative and contract items without separate roll-call votes on each. Key items on the consent agenda included:

- Change Order No. 1 to the Green Valley Group contract for Pickleball Court Improvements: an additional $55,553.06 to add perimeter fencing cited as a security and safety measure to deter bicycles, loitering and surface damage. Borough engineer provided written certification required under NJAC 5:30-11.9 and Boswell Engineering recommended approval.

- Acceptance of Pav-Con’s proposal for Dorothy Drive roadway improvements for a not-to-exceed amount of $27,600.

- Approval for the North Haledon Education Foundation to use borough recreation fields for the Zerbini Family Circus on July 9–10, 2025, subject to Recreation Commission approval.

- Refund of $333 to Freedom Forever, LLC for a solar permit at 20 Nassau Street after the homeowner chose not to proceed.

- Award of contract to KAD Associates for American Legion furniture not to exceed $33,332.20 under Sourcewell Contract #091423-KII.

- Authorization to issue payment of claims and checks totaling $7,451,689.03 as presented in the bills list.

Other routine items included authorization for buy-back of 80 hours sick time for a named employee (payment $3,283.05), tax-title lien redemption for 835 Belmont Ave. and a tax overpayment refund for 11 Coles Hill Road. The council moved to receive and file the items and approve the resolutions; Council Members Vince Parmese and Bruce O. Iacobelli recorded an abstention on raffle-license item #4; otherwise the resolution carried on roll call.

The minutes note that required publication and budget reporting steps related to the change order will be performed by the Clerk and that funds were certified by the Treasurer/CFO where required.