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Council President Murphy called the meeting to order at 6:43 pm and read the
Open Public Meetings Statement:
The notice requirements provided for in the “Open Public Meetings Act” have
been satisfied. Notice of this meeting was properly given in a notice which was
transmitted to the Times of Trenton and the Trentonian, filed with the Clerk of the
Township of Ewing and posted in the Ewing Township Municipal Complex, all on
the 4th day of August, 2010.
ROLL CALL
1. Authorization for the Chief Financial Officer to pay Township bills in the
amount of $841,860.95.
2. Authorizing for the Chief Financial Officer to pay Township bills in the
amount of $60,000.00.
3. Approval of minutes of the meeting of July 6th, 2010 (Special), July 12th, 2010
(Agenda), July 13th (Regular), July 26th, 2010 (Agenda) and July 27th, 2010
(Regular).
After discussion, Council removed the bill from the Capital Fund for payment for
the football field fence, pending the preparation of an Emergency Appropriation.
NEW BUSINESS
COUNCIL REPORTS
President Murphy indicated that he and Mr. Steinmann had met with
representatives of The College of New Jersey regarding the College’s involvement
with bulk solid waste disposal. He said that there was a great deal of interest and
that the College would be represented at a September meeting to discuss the matter.
Mr. Cox reported that there was no Senior Citizen’s Advisory Committee meeting;
Mr. Steinmann reported that the Planning Board had reviewed a proposal by
Merck to expand its airplane hanger facility at Trenton Mercer Airport.
Ms. Wollert reported that she would be meeting with the Superintendent of Schools
later in the month and would discuss that status of the use of school fields for
Township sports programs, especially junior football.
At this timed Ms. Wollert moved an emergency resolution to provide for paying the
cost of the fence for the football field from the FY 2011 municipal budget; the
motion was seconded by Mr. Steinmann.
Mr. Steinmann noted that the Mayor’s tactic of matching the proposed sale of the
Hollowbrook Center against the issue of layoffs was splitting the community and
that the Mayor still had not guaranteed that the sale of the Center would prevent
layoffs. He further stated that the Mayor still had not produced a budget and
had not seriously discussed any possible alternatives.
After discussion, President Murphy asked the Mayor to postpone the layoffs for 30
days and he would contact Council members to see if they would hold a Special
Meeting regarding the sale of the Hollowbrook Center. The Mayor agreed.
There being no further business, President Murphy called for a motion to adjourn.
Mr. Steinmann so moved, seconded by Ms. Wollert. The meeting was adjourned at
8:07 pm.
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Joseph Murphy, Council President Stephen W. Elliott, Municipal Clerk