photo by Boyd Loving
1. 7:30 pm – Call to Order – Mayor
2. Statement of Compliance with Open Public Meeting Act
Mayor: “Adequate notice of this meeting has been provided by a posting on the bulletin board in Village Hall, by mail to the Ridgewood News, The Record, and by submission to all persons entitled to same as provided by law of a schedule including the date and time of this meeting.”
3. Roll Call – Village Clerk
4. Flag Salute/Moment of Silence
5. Public Comments (Not to Exceed 3 Minutes per Person – 40 Minutes in Total)
6. Manager’s Report
7. Council Reports
8. Discussion
a. Ridgewood Water
1. Declare Surplus –2004 Ford Escape and 2012 Ford Transit
2. Award Contract Under State Contract – One Ford XL Super Duty F350 Chassis & Body – Metering Division
3. Award Contract Under State Contract – One Ford XL Super Duty F350 Chassis & Body – Metering Division
4. Additional Award – Servicing and Repairing of Electric Source at Various Facilities
5. Additional Partial Award – Resurfacing and Repair of Various Village Streets
6. Award Professional Services Contract – Public Policy Consultant Services and Water Consortium
7. Award Professional Services Contract – Administration of Booster Station Construction
8. Bond Ordinance for Funding Replacement Sanitation Truck
b. Parking
1. Pilot Program for Grab and Go Spaces
c. Budget
1. Award Professional Services – 2020 Annual Audit
2. Award Cooperative Purchasing Contract – Front End Loader – Streets Division
3. Award State Purchasing Contract – In-Car Camera Storage Server Replacement – Police Department
4. Award State Purchasing Contract – Zetron Radio System – Police Department
5. Award Contract – Second Year – Furnishing and Delivering of Sodium Bisulfite Solution and Sodium Hypochlorite Solution – Water Pollution Control Facility
6. Award Contract – Second Year – Furnishing Laboratory Analysis Services – Water Pollution Control Facility and Graydon Pool Facility
7. Award Contract – Purchase and Installation of Pumps and Appurtenances – Water Pollution Control
8. Award Contract – Vehicle Defeating Barriers – Police Department
9. Additional Partial Award – 2020 Resurfacing and Repairs of Various Streets – 2019/2020 NJDOT Municipal Aid Grant Program
10. Declare Property Surplus – Parks and Recreation Department
d. Policy
1. Proposed Stop Sign – Area of Wastena Terrace
2. Review Vendor Signature Rules
e. Operations
1. Update on NJDOT Decision – Warren Avenue/Glenwood Road
2. Shared Services Agreement – E-Procurement Software Services (Bergen County)
3. Draft – Affordable Housing Element and Fair Share Plan
4. Draft – Affordable Housing – Unmet Need Ordinances
5. Draft – Affordable Housing – Administrative Ordinance
Uhhh, why does the police department need a “Vehicle Defeating Barriers” for Ridgewood? We need tanks?
Could be for the protesters who are growing up fast on mom &
Dads refrigerator goodies ..get harder to lasso the social rustlers every month ..Lol Blm but not yet able to Vote
How about repaving Walnut Street parking Lot. That place is a mess
It’s not a tank.
The barriers are used to stop vehicles from entering
Areas where pedestrians are present.
In other words we as taxpayers are paying the bill to fortify the CBD for the restaurant’s outdoor dining .
How about that?
Omg what a waste . They should be fine have you do the SUVs and put snow plows on the front of them. Do some work , They can plow Village hall.
More wasted tax dollars so the RPD can buy whatever it wants