VILLAGE OF RIDGEWOOD
                 VILLAGE COUNCIL
                REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING
                AUGUST 10, 2022
         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
- Declare September Ovarian Cancer Awareness   Month
- Declare September National Preparedness Month
8.  Swearing-in of Police Officers
A.  Christopher Schumann
B.  William Malone
3-20, Decorum, the Village Council meetings shall be conducted in the following manner:
Manner of Addressing Council
Persons other than Council members may be permitted to address the Council in the proper order of business. A person present may, upon recognition by the Chair, be heard either upon ordinances upon second reading or at the time of petitions and oral communications from the public and at such other times as the Council may, by majority vote of those present, specifically permit. No person shall address any remark or question to any specific Council member, nor shall any person be permitted to address the Chair while a motion is pending. A Council member may, through the Chair, respond to any communication or address received pursuant to this section.
Decorum
Any person who shall disturb the peace of the Council, make impertinent or slanderous remarks or conduct himself in a boisterous manner while addressing the Council shall be forthwith barred by the presiding officer from further audience before the Council, except that if the speaker shall submit to proper order under these rules, permission for him to continue may be granted by a majority vote of the Council.
9. Comments from the Public (Not to exceed 3             minutes per person – 40 minutes in total)
10. Village Manager’s Report
11. Village Council Reports
12.  ORDINANCES – INTRODUCTION – RIDGEWOOD WATER
NONE
13.  ORDINANCES – PUBLIC HEARING – RIDGEWOOD WATER
NONE
14.  RESOLUTIONS – RIDGEWOOD WATER
NONE
15.  ORDINANCES – INTRODUCTION
3916 – Amend Chapter 265 – Vehicles and Traffic –               Parking Restrictions – Morningside Road
3917 – Amend Chapter 265 – Vehicles and Traffic –               Establish Stop Signs – Eastside Avenue at Alanon     Road
3918 – Amend Chapter 265 – Vehicles and Traffic –                Establish Stop Signs – Highland Avenue at           Greenway Road and Greenway Road at Knollwood        Road
3919 – Amend Chapter 265 – Vehicles and Traffic –                Parking Regulations in Municipal Complex Parking      Lot
3920 – Amend Chapter 265 – Vehicles and Traffic –               Parking at 111 North Maple Avenue – Ridgewood       Water Headquarters
16.  ORDINANCES – PUBLIC HEARING
3914 – Amend Chapter 190 – Land Use and Development –       Window Displays for Vacant Storefronts
3915 – Rename Bond Ordinance from Circle Avenue                 Drainage Improvements to Drainage System                 Improvements – Various Locations
17.  RESOLUTIONS
22- Title 59 Approval – Furnishing and Delivering     Crossing Guard Services
22- Award Contract – Furnishing and Delivering     Crossing Guard Services
22- Award Contract – Firefighter Bailout Systems
22- Award Sole Source Contract – SCADA System Software Support – Water Pollution Control Facility
22- Award Contract Under County Contract – Purchase and Installation of Fencing at Graydon Pool Parking Lot
22- Award Contract Under County Contract – Stryker  Power Load for Ambulance
22- Award Contract Under County Contract – Manhole  Frames and Watertight Covers
22- Award Contract Under State Contract – Laserfiche    Upgrades
22- Award Contract Under State Contract – Police Car Cameras
22- Award Contract Under State Contract – Police     Ammunition
22- Award Contract Under State Contract – Firefighter   Turnout Gear
22- Award Contract Under Houston-Galveston Area     Council Cooperative Purchasing – Ambulance
22- Authorize Shared Services Agreement – Snowplowing (Bergen County)
22- Authorize Execution of Memorandum of Understanding – Comprehensive Cancer Control Plan, NJ Cancer Education and Early Detection Program, Tuberculosis Control, and Public Health Emergency Preparedness Program (Bergen County Department of Health)
22- Authorize Submission of Application – American Rescue Plan Firefighter Grant
22- Chapter 159 – Accept Bergen County Department of  Health Services – Municipal Alliance Grant Program
22- Authorize Correction to 2022 Budget – Transfer of   Funds to Provide for Municipal Alliance Grant Matching Funds
22- Declare Property Surplus – Various Vehicles and Equipment
22- Appoint Members to Central Business District     Advisory Committee
18. Comments from the Public (Not to Exceed 5 minutes  per person)
19. Resolution to go into Closed Session
20. Closed Session
21. Adjournment
so…are the town council meetings televised anymore?
thanks…
S Jack
Maybe cover how the council, chamber of commerce allowed a corp franchise In P&G’s Tide Cleaners to open next door to an established small business Dry Cleaner and across the street from a Woman owned small business Dry Cleaner. A shame.
How about talking about a few of the village of Ridgewood vehicles must be marked. Yes the Village has vehicles riding around with no markings on them. And we are not talking about the police department. This needs to be addressed immediately.
Yes all of the village fleet should be marked. Why wouldn’t they be! Unless someone is trying too (Hyde) .
Make them big and bright. Just so we know who’s on the road.
Yes we understand we have police unmarked vehicles, but every other vehicle should have markings on it. With everything that’s going on in the public we need to know who is in our neighborhood.
What is the next big phase of building in the village. Anyone know.