VILLAGE OF RIDGEWOOD
VILLAGE COUNCIL
REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING
MARCH 13, 2019
8:00 P.M.
1. Call to Order – Mayor
2. Statement of Compliance with the Open Public Meetings Act
3. Roll Call – Village Clerk
4. Flag Salute and Moment of Silence
5. Acceptance of Financial Reports
6. Approval of Minutes
7. Proclamations
- Proclaim March Red Cross Month
- Proclaim March Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month
- National Poison Prevention Week
8. Comments from the Public (Not to exceed 3 minutes per person – 40 minutes in total)
9. Village Manager’s Report
10. Village Council Reports
11. 2019 BUDGET INTRODUCTION
A. Budget Message
B. RESOLUTION
19-65 Approve 2019 Municipal Budget and Set April 10, 2019 as the Date for the Public Hearing Thereon
12. ORDINANCES – INTRODUCTION – RIDGEWOOD WATER
3708 – Amend Chapter 269 – Water Service Connections
3709 – Amend Chapter 145 – Fees – Ridgewood Water Utility
3710 – Bond Ordinance – Water Utility Capital
13. ORDINANCES – PUBLIC HEARING – RIDGEWOOD WATER
NONE
14. RESOLUTIONS – RIDGEWOOD WATER
19-66 Award Sole Source Contract – Corrosion Control Inhibitor (NTE $210,000)
19-67 Award Contract under National Joint Powers Alliance Program and Rescind Resolution
#19-43 – Purchase of Backhoe Loader (NTE $95,552)
19-68 Authorize Change Order – SCADA System Software (NTE $10,665)
19-69 Authorize Change Order – Professional Services for Ames Tank Rehabilitation (NTE $3,461.25)
19-70 Authorize Change Order – Professional Services for Southside Reservoir Improvements (NTE $8,000)
19-71 Authorize Change Order – Distribution Improvements and Lakeview Extension
19-72 Approve Temporary Water Utility Capital Budget
15. ORDINANCES – INTRODUCTION
3711 – Bond Ordinance – General Capital
3712 – Amend Chapter 265 – Vehicles and Traffic – Parking in all Parking Lots in Central Business District and at the Train Station After 3:00 p.m.
3713 – Amend Chapter 244 – Smoking
3714 – Amend Chapter 186 – Landscapers and Landscaping Services
3715 – Amend Chapter 145 – Fees – Landscapers and Landscaping Services
3716 – Amend Chapter 156 – Food and Food Handling Establishments – Outdoor Cafes
3717 – Amend Chapter 265 – Vehicles and Traffic – Parking Restrictions on Sherman Place
16. ORDINANCES – PUBLIC HEARING
3705 – Amend Chapter 145 – Fees – Significant Sewer Discharger Fees
3706 – Amend Chapter 133 – Refuse Containers
3707 – Amend Chapter 145 – Fees – Refuse Containers
17. RESOLUTIONS
19-73 Approve Temporary General Capital Budget
19-74 Endorse Submission of Recycling Tonnage Grant
19-75 Title 59 Approval – Resurfacing and Repair of Various Village Streets
19-76 Award Partial Contract – Resurfacing and Repair of Various Village Streets ($1,800,000)
19-77 Title 59 Approval – Cured in Place Pipe Lining Services – Demarest Pump Station and Graydon Park Storm Sewer Line
19-78 Award Contract – Cured in Place Pipe Lining Services – Demarest Pump Station and Graydon Park Storm Sewer Line
19-79 Title 59 Approval – Concession Refreshment Services – Graydon Pool
19-80 Award Contract – Concession Refreshment Services – Graydon Pool
19-81 Title 59 Approval – Maintenance of Irrigation Systems/Water Fountains
19-82 Award Contract – Maintenance of Irrigation Systems/Water Fountains
19-83 Title 59 Approval – Installation, Service and Repair – Police, Fire, and Emergency Services Vehicles and Radios
19-84 Award Contract – Installation, Service and Repair – Police, Fire, and Emergency Services Vehicles and Radios
19-85 Title 59 Approval – Senior Bus
19-86 Award Contract – Senior Bus
19-87 Title 59 Approval Leasing and Maintenance of Police Vehicles
19-88 Award Contract – Leasing and Maintenance of Police Vehicles
19-89 Award Contract Under State Contract – Various Computer Equipment for Ridgewood Water and I.T. Department
19-90 Award Professional Services Contract – Upgrade and Maintain SCADA System – Water Pollution Control Facility (NTE $25,000)
19-91 Authorize Change Order – Village Hall HVAC System (NTE $5,500)
19-92 Award Emergency Contract – Demarest Pump Station (NTE $24,961.84)
19-93 Award Emergency Contract – Andover Pump Station (NTE $11,454.95)
19-94 Reject Bid – Yardwaste Collection
19-95 Authorize Preparation and Execution of Treatment Works Approval (TWA) – 275 North Murray Avenue
19-96 Approve Berm Designs, Patio and Parking Lot Design for Schedler Park Property
19-97 Accept Donation – Stonewall at Citizen’s Park
19-98 Accept Donation – Batting Cages at Veterans Field
19-99 Approve Eagle Scout Project – Stone Chess Table “For All Veterans” on James Ten Hoeve Plaza
19-100 Appoint Member to Parks, Recreation and Conservation Board
18. Comments from the Public (Not to Exceed 5 minutes per person)
19. Adjournment
Is the stonewall at Citizens going to end sledding there? Where is the wall going? Who is donating it? It would be very sad to lose the sledding hill for Ridgewood children.
They better put a lot of money into repaving roads. Because the roads went to shit.And we are not talking about filling potholes.
How about repaving some of the parking lot s in the c b d .
user .,the parking lots are the filthy stepchilds of the councils neglect over the past 15 years..look at cottage place lot..worn out from towns hauling out all the revenue for decades and slopping in some spacke into those craters..On the subject of eyesores Town Garage private property windows are bombed out..par for the course..
How much is the increase in municipal budget this year?
How much is the increase?
HELLO
Classic Ridgewood…
What day is it?
The BOE budget is what? 120 K?
Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
If you look at Glen Rock’s much much lower budget and see how high Glen Rock rates in the latest “school numbers” compared to Ridgewood–and even acknowledging that their’s is a much smaller school system, the Huge difference cannot be accounted for. Since Ridgewood no longer has a “tradition of excellence” in education the School Board feels making the school’s physical image the best and most expensive equipment MUST be had to achieve excellence in “something”. I am sure that these top notch bathroom facilities will make all the difference and our students will suddenly start ranking higher. And obviously we don’t have enough Assistants to our Assistants so the more we add non-teaching personnel the higher our scores will become. And if you believe any of that, I have a famous bridge to sell you.