Borough of Woodbury Heights

PRESENT	ABSENT	ALSO IN ATTENDANCE
MAYOR, WILLIAM PACKER	COUNCILMAN, RICHARD GAMBALE JR.	SHANNON ELTON, CLERK
COUNCILMAN, JOSEPH GETSINGER		VICTORIA HOLMSTROM, CMFO
COUNCILMAN, ROBERT MORISON JR.		BRIAN LOZUKE, ESQ., SOLICITOR
COUNCILMAN, HAROLD "HAP" PYE		MARK BRUNERMER, ENGINEER
COUNCILWOMAN, CARA WITASICK
COUNCILMAN, COLLIN AREGOOD

• Maureen McCabe, 454 Elm- They inquired about the planning board application that is currently before the board. They asked specifically if the planning board or Mayor and Council would have final jurisdiction. 
• David Galloway, 319 Ivy- They spoke in opposition of Ordinance 10 & Ordinance 11. They requested the matter be placed on the ballot as a voting matter for the public. 
• Bridget Pierce, 446 Maple Ave- Inquired if anyone visited the site of the Public Works Building and expressed her concerns about the state of the property and the work conditions for the Public Works employees.
• Maryann Sullivan, 624 Clearview- They spoke on their experience at the last planning board meeting.  They asked about only developing the 34 affordable housing units rather than the 234 units with the market value units. They also expressed discourse with the applicants lack of enthusiasm to replace the fence on the property. 
• Pete Pashantis, 233 Glenwood - They inquired about the possibility of an appeal for the court order dictating the development of the site in question before the planning board. They also inquired about the financial impact. They spoke on their displeasure regarding some of the reports submitted by the applicant, i.e. traffic, financial impact etc. 
• Cheryl Mull, 508 Maple- They expressed concerns regarding the use of dirt bikes and ATVs in the municipality.  (Chief Ryan responded)

Solicitor Lozuke spoke to the publics inquiries regarding the pending planning board application. He reviewed the history of the site in question as well as the settlement agreement that binds the board regarding that site. 

Close public portion.

• Maryann Sullivan, 624 Clearview- They inquired about who was responsible for selecting the buyer for the Mamco property, involved in the pending planning board matter. Mayor Packer & Mr. Lozuke responded. 
• Dawn Colofranson, 302 Holly - Inquired about what recourse the Borough would have if the proposed Planning Board project was approved. They expressed concerns about the fencing on said property, specifically for public safety and children.  
• Maureen McCabe, 454 Elm Ave- They inquired about the previously proposed GCL maintenance yard. Mayor Packer responded. 
• Pete Pashantis, 233 Glenwood Ave- Inquired about any ability the borough has to refrain from doing business with an applicant or business owner.  Mayor Packer & Mr. Lozuke responded.
• Jeff Pitzo, 345 Holly Ave.- They spoke on the enforcement of the Police Department and spoke to the experience of the Woodbury Police Department dealing with rental properties. 
• Kathleen Galloway, 319 Ivy Dr.- Inquired about the budget's tax increase, as well as the use of the Borough's Community Center. Mrs. Holmstrom spoke on the use of the kitchen in the Community Center. 
• Maureen McCabe, 454 Elm Ave-They asked that the Borough be proactive in reviewing and passing new ordinances in preparation for the potential housing project. Mayor Packer responded. 

• Public Safety- Councilman Getsinger reviewed the WPD & WHFD reports. On File. 
• Water & Sewer- Councilman Morison reveiwed the Water & Sewer and Utilties reports. On File.
• Streets & Roads- Councilman Pye reviewed the Streets & Roads report. On File. 
• Finance- Councilwoman Witasick reviewed the finance report. On File. Mayor Packer thanked CMFO Holmstrom for her work on the budget. 
• Parks & Recreation- Councilman Aregood reviewed past and upcoming events such as the movie night in the park, yoga Thursdays, book club, memorial day, fishing derby, and annual trunk or treat fall festival. 
• Property- On File.