Roll Call: Mr. Hutchison Mr. Carlamere, Solicitor Mr. Schmidt Mr. Cardis, Business Admin. Mrs. DiJosie, Twp. Clerk, RMC

GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP COUNCIL MEETING July 8, 2013 MUNICIPAL BUILDING, CHEWS LANDING NEW JERSEY Pledge Allegiance to the Flag Statement: Mr. Bianchini read a statement setting forth the time, date and place of this meeting, that it was properly advertised, posted and filed in the Office of the Township Clerk pursuant to the Open Public Meetings Act. Roll Call: Mr. Hutchison Mr. Carlamere, Solicitor Mr. Schmidt Mr. Siler Mr. Cardis, Business Admin. Mrs. Trotto Mrs. DiJosie, Twp. Clerk, RMC Mrs. Winters Mayor Mayer Mr. Mercado Mr. Bianchini Mr. Moffa, Public Works-abs. Mr. Lechner, Comm. Dev. Chief Earle, Police PRESENTATION: Mayor Mayer and Council President Bianchini honored the Gloucester Township U14 TBAA Fireballs. The Coach of the Fireballs thanked the Mayor and Council and also thanked the team for their commitment. The Council took a five minute recess. Roll call: All council members present. PUBLIC PORTION: Mr. Bianchini opened the public portion. Paul Di Bartola of Ohio Avenue stated that no minutes have been posted since April. He asked about the liquor license resolution that was passed last year for the renewal of the liquor licenses. He questioned the transfer of the Stone Grilles Liquor License as a concerned citizen and candidate for Gloucester Township Council. He stated that he is interested in seeing business in this town. He stated that he had previously eaten at the Tuscan Tavern and does not see a problem with the transfer as there is a large bar in the establishment. Mr. Carlamere explained that at the last council meeting, the council tabled the resolution for denial in order for the applicant to be heard. Dennis Riley of Greenview Terrace, counsel for Tuscan Tavern stated that there has been no objection to this transfer. He stated that he had nothing against the Police Chief or Detective Obermeir. He stated that this is Council s chance to make a decision. He stated that Counsel has tried repeatedly to find out what was missing from the application. Mr. Riley felt that the criteria used was a misinterpretation and that there was nothing found on Mr. Randazzo's background. He stated that at the hearing there was a misunderstanding. Mr. Riley explained the CD and the monies and stated that the applicant has the money to purchase the license. He stated that at the hearing, he asked if anyone had a 3 rd party interest and all swore that they did not. He stated that the only question the detective raised was the financial stability of Mr. Randazzo. He stated that the accountant for the LLC testified and stated that there was no financial instability. Mr. Riley stated that the President of the Laurel Hills Tenants Assoc. testified that if Tuscan Tavern closes, the center will no longer have any anchor building. Mr. Riley stated that everyone would like to see the Tavern remain open. He is urging Council to approve the application. Mr. Lauletto of 13 Berkshire Dr. stated he spoke to the Mayor in mid May. He stated that the Mayor informed him that there were some items missing. He stated that he has never been responded to since then. He stated that the Detective stated that Mr. Lauletto will never get the license out of pocket. Tanya Brown asked if the ordinances on the agenda containing block and lots could also contain the real addresses. Mr. Carlamere stated that there is not an address for the ordinance concerning New Vision as it is a large track of land. She stated that about the licensing issue, she said that Tuscan Tavern could apply for a Special project license instead. She also questioned how the issuing authority was established in Gloucester Township and who the issuing authority was. Mr. Carlamere stated that Council is the issuing authority. He stated that it is the Township s obligation to do a thorough investigation which in Gloucester Township is done by the Police Department. He stated that the Police Department recommended to the Township

Council that this transfer not be approved. Mr. Carlamere re-iterated that the meeting held on July 3 rd was an open public forum and not a public hearing. He explained why this meeting was held and why the resolution from the last meeting was tabled until this evening. Ms. Brown asked Council if they consider themselves a governing body under the Alcoholic Beverage statute. Ms. Brown questioned the transfer of the liquor license held by the Stone Grille. Mr. Hutchison questioned Ms. Brown if she had an objection to this transfer. Ms. Brown stated that she did because of the off-tract betting. Joanne Carr asked about ordinances for 1st reading, specifically O-13-12. She asked what is being built on this property. Mr. Lechner stated that there are 180 townhouses being built. She asked if the Township knows how many kids this will bring into the schools and what their selling price would be. M. Bianchini stated the council worked with the residents of Wye Oak who had concerns of what would be built in this area. Ms. Carr thanked the council for discussing a liaison to the schools at the workshop. Mr. Mercado asked if application for the liquor license is denied, could the applicant resubmit. Mr. Carlamere stated that the applicant can file an appeal with the administrative courts, as for if they could reapply, Mr. Carlamere does not know of any restrictions. Mr. Brown stated that there has been a lot of conversation about the tavern. He stated that the lawyer gave the township all the information and there is nothing left to deny them for. He also stated that in the past the Mayor has stepped in to get something passed and he should do it this at this time. Paul DiBartola of Ohio Avenue again questioned the reason for the denial. He stated that he agrees that the business may close if the transfer is denied. Mr. Carlamere stated that he has reviewed the reports that have come in during the investigative process. The reports showed what the problems were. He stated that everything was spelled out in the investigative report. Mr. Carlamere stated that the hearing was not an evidentiary hearing. He said that it gives the applicant a chance to overcome the rejection. Michael Giletti of 12 Lupis Lane stated that he was a commercial real estate broker. He spoke before three members of council on July 3 rd. He stated that the report the investigator gave to the council is the investigators take on it. He stated that there is nothing illegal and that he has known the Randazzo s for the past 18 years. He stated that the Council should approve this license and go against the Police Chief s recommendation. Frank Lauletto asked if anyone knew what was missing on the application and could they tell him. Mr. Carlamere stated that the main objection was the $25,000 deposit and why Mr. Randazzo does not have to pay the money back. Mr. Carlamere stated that there is no source of funds. Mr. Carlamere stated that this is one of the reasons why it was not recommended in the January report. Mr. Lauletto stated that they were not missing numerous things as the resolution stated. Mr. Carlamere stated that he drafted resolution so as to not put all the statements on the resolution. Mr. Carlamere stated that part of the investigative report stated that the bank gave them the money if certain criteria were met. He stated that the issue has always been the source of the funds. Mr. Carlamere made it clear again that there are no objections from the public. He stated that the issue is coming out is the financial stability and the source of funds. Nick Cavanaugh stated that he has known the Randazzo s for 40 years. He stated that he does not see how a township could let a restaurant go when there is a guaranteed restaurant there. He stated that the shopping center needs the anchor and that Mr.Randazzo has a stellar reputation. He begged the township to pass this. Mr. Carlamere re-iterated that the issue is the liquor license and not the restaurant. Mr. Cavanaugh stated that the restaurant will not survive without a liquor license. Mr. Mercado made a motion to close the public portion, seconded by Mr. Hutchison. Roll call vote: All in favor. BIDS: TOWNSHIP OF GLOUCESTER THREE (3) YEAR RADIO MAINTENANCE CONTRACT BIDS RECEIVED JUNE 27 TH, 2013 @ 10 AM CONTRACTOR AMOUNT BID AMOUNT Quality Communications System, Inc. $54,372.00 10% TOWNSHIP OF GLOUCESTER PROFESSIONAL GRANT CONSULTING COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT/HOME PROGRAMS RFP=S RECEIVED JUNE 26 TH, 2013 @ 11:00AM

Bruno Associates, Inc. Triad Associates Mr. Hutchison made a motion to accept the bids, seconded by Mr. Mercado. Roll call vote: All in favor. ORDINANCES: SECOND READING AND PUBLIC HEARING O-13-11 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 81 OF THE CODE BOOK OF THE TOWNSHIP OF GLOUCESTER ENTITLED, VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC PROHIBITING STOPPING OR STANDING ON BOTH SIDES OF QUAIL RIDGE ROAD Mr. Bianchini opened the Public Hearing. There being no comment, the public hearing was closed. Mr. Hutchison made a motion to adopt, seconded by Mr. Mercado. Roll call vote: All in favor. ORDINANCES: FIRST READING 0-13-12 ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF GLOUCESTER, COUNTY OF CAMDEN AND STATE OF NEW JERSEY AMENDING ORDINANCE O-02-30 COMMONLY KNOWN AS THE NEW VISION REDEVELOPMENT PLAN TO ESTABLISH THE NEW VISION RESIDENTIAL OVERLAY DISTRICT BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Council of the Township of Gloucester, County of Camden, State of New Jersey that Ordinance O-02-30, known as the New Vision Redevelopment Plan and Establishing an Area in Need of Redevelopment Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:12A-1 et. seq. be hereby amended, as follows: SECTION 1. That Article IX, titled Zone Plan and Zoning Regulations be and is hereby amended to repeal the New Vision Senior Citizen Residential Overlay District established by Ordinance O-06-17 adopted June 26, 2006 and replace with the following: NEW VISION RESIDENTIAL OVERLAY DISTRICT (NVR) A. PURPOSE: The New Vision Residential Overlay District (NVR) is intended to provide opportunities for residential land uses conforming to the guidelines of planned unit residential development of the Municipal Land Use Law (N.J.S.A. 40:55D-39b and c) as an alternative to other permitted uses within the New Vision Redevelopment Plan with the specific intent to encourage appropriate densities, a variety of residential land uses, a desirable visual environment, and open space to provide a transition between existing planned commercial development in the New Vision Redevelopment Area and adjacent single-family detached residential development and partially and/or wholly developed public open space. The Gloucester Township Land Development Ordinance (LDO) shall be applicable to certain permitted and accessory uses, as noted. B. DISTRICT CONTROLS: Once a planned unit residential development is started by the execution of a building permit all other permitted uses within the New Vision Redevelopment Plan are specifically prohibited. C. LOCATION: The New Vision Residential Overlay shall include the following tax blocks and lots: 1. Block 18302, Lot 3. D. GENERAL TRACT REQUIREMENTS: The general tract requirements for development within the NVR District are as follows: 1. The minimum tract area: twenty (20) acres. 2. The maximum tract area: thirty (30) acres. 3. The minimum tract frontage: 300 feet. 4. The minimum buffer: 25 feet.

a. A buffer is required along all property lines that are adjacent or opposite substantially developed property. i. However, consideration shall be given to limit or not require a buffer along property lines adjacent vacant land, stormwater management facilities, protected lands, such as, freshwater wetlands or other areas where it may be demonstrated the overall project is advanced by a deviation from the buffer requirement. 5. The tract shall be served by public water and public sanitary sewer. 6. A Home Owners Association shall be required. E. GENERAL REDEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS 1. The Township cannot anticipate the diversity of residential projects within the New Vision Residential Overlay District; however, the following provisions for permitted uses, accessory uses, density, area, yard, height, and building coverage shall be applied in the design of a project to guide redevelopment in accordance with the specific intent of the purpose of the New Vision Residential Overlay District as may be approved by the redevelopment entity by a redevelopment agreement and/or redevelopment agreement amendment(s). a. PERMITTED USES: No land shall be used and no building shall be erected, altered, or occupied for any purpose except the following: i. Dwelling, Single Family Detached as defined by 202 of the LDO. ii. Dwelling, Single Family Detached (age-restricted) as defined by 202 of the LDO. iii. Dwelling, Townhouse as defined by 202 of the LDO. iv. Dwelling, other styles 1. The Township of Gloucester recognizes there may be other dwelling styles suitable for a planned unit residential development as may be determined by the redevelopment entity upon application except those specifically prohibited in Section 418a.E(7). b. ACCESSORY USES. The Township of Gloucester recognizes there may be a variety of accessory uses that may be suitable depending on the type of planned unit residential development. Accessory uses may include but not necessarily be limited the following: i. Community center for the common use of residents. ii. iii. iv. Community swimming pool for the common use of residents. Community outdoor recreational facilities, including but not limited to tot lots, tennis or other court sports, multi-purpose trails, and fields. Maintenance building for the upkeep of grounds and common areas. v. Deck and/or patio. vi. Private residential greenhouse. vii. Mail kiosks and other street furniture. viii. Minor Home Occupation as per 422.G(1). ix. Off-street parking and private garages as per 422.H. x. Recreational vehicle storage as per 422.J of LDO. xi. Private residential swimming pool and cabana 422.K of LDO. xii. Private residential tool shed as per 422.L of LDO. xiii. Satellite dish and television antennae as per 422.M of LDO. xiv. Driveways as per 424 of LDO. xv. Fences and walls as per 425 of LDO. xvi. Signs subject to the standards of 426 of LDO. c. DENSITY: The assigned density shall be determined by the Redevelopment Entity based on the planned unit residential development project features including but limited to street layout, open space, parking, and other elements; however, the density shall not exceed the following as applies to each permitted land use:

i. The drainage basin on Block 18302, Lot 4 shall not be considered in the gross land area for determining the maximum density for any redevelopment on Block 18302, Lot 3. 1. Dwelling, Single Family Detached: Gross density shall not exceed three (3) units per acre. 2. Dwelling, Single Family Detached (age-restricted): Gross density shall not exceed five (5) units per acre. 3. Dwelling, Townhouse: Gross density shall not exceed eight (8) units per acre. 4. Dwelling, Other Styles: Gross density shall not be less than 3 du/ac or greater than 8 du/ac. d. AREA, YARD, HEIGHT AND BUILDING COVERAGE: The Township shall consider the following bulk standards as minimum requirements for the respective land use: i. Dwelling, Single Family Detached. 1. See 405, R-3 Residential of LDO. ii. Dwelling, Single Family Detached (age-restricted). 1. See 409, Senior Citizen Residential District of LDO. iii. Fee-simple townhouses development: Description Townhouse (Fee-simple) Lot Area (minimum ) 2,200 square feet Lot Area Average (For single building group) 2,500 square feet Lot Frontage ( minimum ) 20 feet Lot Depth (minimum ) 110 feet Building Coverage (maximum) 55% Lot Coverage (maximum) 75% Principal Building Yard and Height Limitations Front Yard (minimum) 20 feet Side Yard (minimum) 0 feet one side, 20 feet end wall only 1 Rear Yard (minimum) 2 30 feet 2 Building Height (maximum) 37 feet Number of units per building (maximum) 6 1 2 = Except a building side end wall adjacent parking areas or common open space may not be less than 15 feet. = Except a patio/deck may not be less than 20 feet. iv. Condominium or cooperative townhouse development: Description Distance from the front of any building to any other building (minimum ) Distance from the side of any building to any other building ( minimum ) Distance from the rear of any building to any other building (minimum ) Building Height (maximum) Townhouse (Condominium or Cooperative) 90 feet 40 feet 60 feet 37 feet Number of units per building (maximum) 6 H. ADDITIONAL SITE REQUIREMENTS

All development projects shall be required to provide a redevelopment report that addresses that following minimum requirements: 1. COMMUNITY IMPACT STATEMENT a. Community analysis that includes the following: i. Needs assessment of the proposed development to the immediate neighborhood, redevelopment area, community, and region. ii. Assessment of local economic growth potential and project absorption rate. iii. Opportunities and constraints to complete and sustain the redevelopment project. iv. Impacts to the New Vision Redevelopment Plan and character of the surrounding built environment. v. Population distribution and number of students (Pre K -12). vi. Service impacts such as police, fire, and emergency. vii. Facilities road maintenance and associated infrastructure costs based on a present worth analysis of the fifty (50) year maintenance cost using a net rate of return of three percent (3%), solid waste, and recycling. viii. Traffic assessment applicable to the planned unit residential redevelopment. ix. Environmental assessment applicable to the planned unit residential redevelopment. x. Cost benefit analysis including costs and demands on municipal and school services and a projection of anticipated tax and other municipal revenues. 2. OPEN SPACE a. Redevelopment projects shall include an open space plan that addresses the location of open space and recreational facilities. i. In addition to any open space and recreation facilities that may be ontract, the Redevelopment Entity may also consider additional open space and recreational planning and/or development opportunities to off-tract public open space. 3. FEATURE ELEMENTS a. Buffers i. Redevelopment projects shall include a landscaping plan that includes typical lot plans, buffer areas, common areas and open space that are suitable for providing a mixture of ornamental and evergreen shrubs and trees and hardscape features that enhance scenic views and vistas of the redevelopment project and Township. b. Streetscape i. Redevelopment projects shall include a streetscape plan that includes but is not necessarily limited to the following improvements: 1. A roundabout or the functional equivalent that serves as a traffic calming measure as one enters the planned unit residential development. 2. A central boulevard entrance with a right-of way of at least ninety-five (95) feet or the functional equivalent that serves as a gateway traffic feature. 3. Grass strips with street trees to delineate a pedestrian realm to facilitate safety between pedestrians and vehicular traffic. 4. Brick paver crosswalks at street intersections. 5. Granite curbs with concrete gutters. 6. Ornamental Street lighting. c. Pedestrian-friendly amenities i. Redevelopment projects shall include pedestrian-friendly amenities that include but are not necessarily limited to the following: 1. Concrete sidewalks along all street frontages and parking areas. 2. Pedestrian and/or bicycle link between Block 18302, Lot 3 and the adjacent Wye Oak Park. 3. Bicycle compatible roadway(s) including sharrow line striping and signage.

d. Off-Street Parking i. All Redevelopment projects that exceed a density of 3 units per acre shall include additional off-street parking to reduce on street parking. 4. ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN GUIDELINES a. Redevelopment projects shall identify the architectural period and/or style and provide drawings, color renderings, photographs, and other media that describe the proposed architectural plan for each unit and buildings including but not necessarily limited to the following: i. Proportion & Alignment 1. Organized building facade proportions that address doors and window fenestration that align upper, middle, and ground floor elements avoiding nonsymmetrical elements and blank walls. ii. Hierarchy 1. The pedestrian entryway is a higher priority to a proposed attached garage and must include a covered porch or portico that is forward of the garage plane. In other words any proposed attach garage must be setback from the pedestrian access. iii. Building Materials 1. The proposed architectural style and use of building materials, colors, and design elements (i.e., bays, porches, dormers, doors, windows, etc.). iv. Windows & Doors 1. The proposed door styles and fenestration addressing proportions and sizing. v. Cornices & Roofs 1. The proposed roof styles such as gable or hipped roofs and roof elements including cornices, dormers, gutters, etc. avoiding complex roof lines with left-over flat-top areas. vi. Entry Porches & Columns 1. The proposed entryways shall be covered providing at least a five (5) foot depth from the building facade. The use of columns must include a base, shaft, and capital and shall support an entablature that includes a fascia, cornice, and bedmoulds avoiding wide spans with no articulation. vii. Proposed floor plans. viii. A typical lot diagram that includes but is not necessarily limited to the proposed unit dimensions, driveway, walkways, deck/patio area, and foundation plantings, etc. 5. HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION a. All redevelopment projects shall be required to have a Home Owner s Association to maintain the open space and common elements, feature elements, and architectural requirements. 6. AFFORDABLE HOUSING a. Residential redevelopment projects shall be exempt from the inclusionary requirement of 1002, Affordable Housing Required of the LDO and are required to pay a developer fee as per 902, Affordable Housing Fees and Procedures. 7. PROHIBITED RESIDENTIAL LAND USES The New Vision Residential Overlay District specifically prohibits the following residential land uses: a. Dwelling, Multi-family (apartment) as defined by 202 of the LDO including garden style apartments (1 2 stories), mid-rise apartments (3 7 stories), and high-rise apartments (8 or more stories). 8. ARCHITECTURAL PLAN APPROVAL a. Construction drawings shall be approved by the redevelopment architect and township planner prior to submission to the Construction Division to ensure the plans comport to 418a.H(4), Architectural Design Guidelines. SECTION 4. All ordinances and provisions thereof inconsistent with the provisions of this ordinance shall be and are hereby repealed to the extent of such inconsistency.

SECTION 5. If any section, subsection or part, clause or phrase of this Ordinance shall be declared invalid by judgement of any court of competent jurisdiction, such section, subsection, part, clause or phrase shall be deemed to be severable from the remainder of the ordinance. SECTION 6. This Ordinance shall take effect immediately after final passage and publication as required by law. Introduced: July 8, 2013 Adopted: TOWNSHIP CLERK, RMC MAYOR Mr. Hutchison made a motion to adopt on first reading, to have second reading and public hearing on July 22, 2013, and to advertise by synopsis, seconded by Mr. Mercado. Roll call vote: All in favor. O-13-13 ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF GLOUCESTER, COUNTY OF CAMDEN AND STATE OF NEW JERSEY AMENDING ORDINANCE 0-03- 03, LAND DEVELOPMENT TO AMEND THE ZONING MAP FOR TAX BLOCK 13004, LOT 1 THROUGH LOT 14 ALONG LAKELAND ROAD WHEREAS, The Township Council of the Township of Gloucester, County of Camden, State of New Jersey on August 12, 2002 adopted Ordinance O-02-30, titled the New Vision Redevelopment Plan, which was amended by Ordinance O-04-39 adopted December 14, 2004 and amended by Ordinance O-10-06 adopted on March 22, 2010; and, WHEREAS, The Township Council of the Township of Gloucester, County of Camden, State of New Jersey on June 28, 2004 adopted Ordinance O-04-13, titled the Blackwood West Redevelopment Plan, which was amended by Ordinance O-05-12 adopted February 28, 2005 and amended by Ordinance O-06-31 adopted November 13, 2005; and, WHEREAS, Ordinance O-02-30, the New Vision Redevelopment Plan and Ordinance O-04-13, the Blackwood West Redevelopment Plan include land development regulations that supersede Ordinance O-03-03, Land Development adopted January 27, 2003 and as amended; and, WHEREAS, all adopted Gloucester Township redevelopment area boundaries are delineated on the Gloucester Township Zoning Map as referenced in Article III, titled Zoning Districts and Zoning Map, of Ordinance O-03-03, Land Development. NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Council of the Township of Gloucester, County of Camden, State of New Jersey that Ordinance O-03-03, known as the Land Development Ordinance is hereby amended, as follows: SECTION 1. That Article IV, titled Zoning District Regulations, Section 411a, Blackwood West Redevelopment District (BW-RD & Seq.) is hereby repealed in its entirety. SECTION 2. That Article IV, titled Zoning District Regulations, Section 418a, New Vision Business Park (NVBP) District (redevelopment) is hereby repealed in its entirety. SECTION 3. That Article IV, titled Zoning District Regulations, Section 418a, New Vision Senior Citizen Residential Overlay District (NVSCR) is hereby repealed in its entirety.

SECTION 4. That Article IV, titled Zoning District Regulations, Section 418b, Senior Citizen Residential-Highway Commercial Overlay District (SCR-HC) is hereby relabeled as Section 418a, Senior Citizen Residential-Highway Commercial Overlay District (SCR-HC). SECTION 4. All ordinances and provisions thereof inconsistent with the provisions of this ordinance shall be and are hereby repealed to the extent of such inconsistency. SECTION 5. If any section, subsection or part, clause or phrase of this Ordinance shall be declared invalid by judgement of any court of competent jurisdiction, such section, subsection, part, clause or phrase shall be deemed to be severable from the remainder of the ordinance. SECTION 6. This Ordinance shall take effect immediately after final passage and publication as required by law. Introduced: July 8, 2013 Adopted: TOWNSHIP CLERK, RMC MAYOR Mr. Carlamere stated that when this zone was originally changed the homes there became a nonconforming use. This ordinance will blend the use. Mr. Hutchison made a motion to adopt on first reading, to have second reading and public hearing on July 22, 2013, and to advertise by synopsis, seconded by Mrs. Trotto. Roll call vote: All in favor. O-13-14 ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF GLOUCESTER, COUNTY OF CAMDEN AND STATE OF NEW JERSEY AMENDING ORDINANCE O-03-03, LAND DEVELOPMENT TO REPEAL CERTAIN SECTIONS APPLICABLE TO REDEVELOPMENT PLANS ADOPTED UNDER N.J.S.A. 40A:12A-1 ET. SEQ., LOCAL REDEVELOPMENT AND HOUSING LAW WHEREAS, The Township Council of the Township of Gloucester, County of Camden, State of New Jersey on August 12, 2002 adopted Ordinance O-02-30, titled the New Vision Redevelopment Plan, which was amended by Ordinance O-04-39 adopted December 14, 2004 and amended by Ordinance O-10-06 adopted on March 22, 2010; and, WHEREAS, The Township Council of the Township of Gloucester, County of Camden, State of New Jersey on June 28, 2004 adopted Ordinance O-04-13, titled the Blackwood West Redevelopment Plan, which was amended by Ordinance O-05-12 adopted February 28, 2005 and amended by Ordinance O-06-31 adopted November 13, 2005; and, WHEREAS, Ordinance O-02-30, the New Vision Redevelopment Plan and Ordinance O-04-13, the Blackwood West Redevelopment Plan include land development regulations that supersede Ordinance O-03-03, Land Development adopted January 27, 2003 and as amended; and, WHEREAS, all adopted Gloucester Township redevelopment area boundaries are delineated on the Gloucester Township Zoning Map as referenced in Article III, titled Zoning Districts and Zoning Map, of Ordinance O-03-03, Land Development. NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Council of the Township of

Gloucester, County of Camden, State of New Jersey that Ordinance O-03-03, known as the Land Development Ordinance is hereby amended, as follows: SECTION 1. That Article IV, titled Zoning District Regulations, Section 411a, Blackwood West Redevelopment District (BW-RD & Seq.) is hereby repealed in its entirety. SECTION 2. That Article IV, titled Zoning District Regulations, Section 418a, New Vision Business Park (NVBP) District (redevelopment) is hereby repealed in its entirety. SECTION 3. That Article IV, titled Zoning District Regulations, Section 418a, New Vision Senior Citizen Residential Overlay District (NVSCR) is hereby repealed in its entirety. SECTION 4. That Article IV, titled Zoning District Regulations, Section 418b, Senior Citizen Residential-Highway Commercial Overlay District (SCR-HC) is hereby relabeled as Section 418a, Senior Citizen Residential-Highway Commercial Overlay District (SCR-HC). SECTION 5. All ordinances and provisions thereof inconsistent with the provisions of this ordinance shall be and are hereby repealed to the extent of such inconsistency. SECTION 6. If any section, subsection or part, clause or phrase of this Ordinance shall be declared invalid by judgement of any court of competent jurisdiction, such section, subsection, part, clause or phrase shall be deemed to be severable from the remainder of the ordinance. SECTION 7. This Ordinance shall take effect immediately after final passage and publication as required by law. Introduced: July 8, 2013 Adopted: TOWNSHIP CLERK, RMC MAYOR Mr. Lechner stated that the Redevelopment plans are statutory and should be kept separately from the Land Development Ordinance. Mr. Hutchison made a motion to adopt on first reading, to have second reading and public hearing on July 22, 2013, and to advertise by synopsis, seconded by Mr. Siler. Roll call vote: All in favor. RESOLUTIONS: TABLED RESOLUTION: R-13:06-189 RESOLUTION DENYING APPLICATION OF RANDAZZO S TUSCAN TAVERN FOR A PERSON TO PERSON PLACE TO PLACE TRANSFER OF A PLENARY RETAIL CONSUMPTION LICENSE HELD BY FRANK A. LAULETTA, JR.. WHEREAS, Randazzo s Tuscan Tavern has made application for transfer of a Person to Person Place to Place transfer of a Plenary Retail Consumption License held by Frank A. Lauletta, Jr., and WHEREAS, the Gloucester Township Clerk has received a letter of denial from the Gloucester Township Chief of Police on said application setting forth ongoing issues of the

applicant s inability to provide information sufficient to complete a proper background investigation, with numerous items requested not being supplied. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Township Council of the Township of Gloucester, County of Camden, that the application of Randazzo s Tuscan Tavern for a Person to Person Place to Place transfer of a Plenary Retail Consumption License be and is hereby denied. Tabled: June 24, 2013 Adopted: July 8, 2013 TOWNSHIP CLERK Mr. Hutchison made a motion to adopt this resolution, stating that this is a difficult decision and that he listened to everything presented and did not hear enough to overcome Det. Obermeir s decision. He stated that the Randazzo s could file an appeal or re-apply. He stated to approve this transfer would not do justice to the Police Department, seconded by Mr. Siler. Roll call vote: All in favor. Motion carried. 7-0 RESOLUTIONS: CONSENT AGENDA: R-13:07-190 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF A DUPLICATE TAX SALE CERTIFICATE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 99 OF THE PUBLIC LAWS OF 1997 WHEREAS, the Tax Collector of Gloucester Township has previously issued a tax sale certificate to Alterna Tax Cert Fund II, LP, which certificate is dated January 12, 2011 covering premises commonly known as and referred to as Block 802, Lot 5 as set out on the municipal tax map then in use which certificate bears number 11-01240, WHEREAS, the purchaser of the aforesaid tax sale certificate has indicated to the Tax Collector that the original certificate was lost and have duly filed the appropriate Affidavit of Loss with the Tax Collector, a copy of which is attached hereto and a fee of $100; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the Township of Gloucester, that the Tax Collector of the municipality be and is hereby authorized, upon receipt of the appropriately executed notarized Loss Affidavit, to issue an appropriate duplicate tax sale certificate to the said purchaser covering the certificate lost as previously described all in accordance with the requirements of Chapter 99 of Public Laws of 1997; BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that a copy of this Resolution and the Loss Affidavit be attached to the duplicate certificate to be issued to said purchaser and that said duplicate certificate shall be stamped or otherwise have imprinted upon it the word Duplicate as required by law. Adopted: July 8, 2013 TOWNSHIP CLERK Mr. Hutchison made a motion to adopt, seconded by Mrs. Trotto. Roll call vote: All in favor. R-13:07-191

RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF A DUPLICATE TAX SALE CERTIFICATE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 99 OF THE PUBLIC LAWS OF 1997 WHEREAS, the Tax Collector of Gloucester Township has previously issued a tax sale certificate to Joseph E. Hassab, which certificate is dated December 20, 2011 covering premises commonly known as and referred to as Block 602, Lot 10 as set out on the municipal tax map then in use which certificate bears number 11-01481, WHEREAS, the purchaser of the aforesaid tax sale certificate has indicated to the Tax Collector that the original certificate was lost and have duly filed the appropriate Affidavit of Loss with the Tax Collector, a copy of which is attached hereto; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the Township of Gloucester, that the Tax Collector of the municipality be and is hereby authorized, upon receipt of the appropriately executed notarized Loss Affidavit, to issue an appropriate duplicate tax sale certificate to the said purchaser covering the certificate lost as previously described all in accordance with the requirements of Chapter 99 of Public Laws of 1997; BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that a copy of this Resolution and the Loss Affidavit be attached to the duplicate certificate to be issued to said purchaser and that said duplicate certificate shall be stamped or otherwise have imprinted upon it the word Duplicate as required by law. Adopted: July 8, 2013 TOWNSHIP CLERK Mr. Hutchison made a motion to adopt, seconded by Mrs. Trotto. Roll call vote: All in favor. R-13:07-192 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ADVERTISING OF BIDS FOR TRAFFIC CONTROL MAINTENANCE (Excluding Relamping) WHEREAS, the 2013 Budget provides funds for the purchase of certain materials and supplies and equipment whose aggregate value will exceed $36,000.00, and WHEREAS, the State Statutes require that items exceeding $36,000.00 be properly advertised and bids received. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Advertising of Bids is hereby authorized, in accordance with the respective specifications for the following items: TRAFFIC CONTROL MAINTENANCE ( Excluding Relamping) Adopted: July 8, 2013 TOWNSHIP CLERK Mr. Hutchison made a motion to adopt, seconded by Mrs. Trotto. Roll call vote: All in favor. R-13:07-193 RESOLUTION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF GLOUCESTER AUTHORIZING CONTRACT WITH HESS CORPORATION FOR ELECTRIC AND STREET LIGHTS WHEREAS, the South Jersey Power Cooperative ( SJPC ) includes various Counties, Municipalities, School Districts, Vocational/Technical Schools, Utilities Authorities and Housing Authorities; and

WHEREAS, SJPC has formed said partnership to purchase power at a significant savings due to the buying power of the group and the diversity of the participating members; and WHEREAS, Camden County as a lead agency for SJPC has solicited and awarded bids for electric and street lights; and WHEREAS, the lowest competitive and responsible bidder for electric generation service for the Atlantic City Electric Accounts was Hess Corporation as follows: A 24-month option for all Facility Secondary Service ( BGS-FP ) accounts at a rate of $0.0849 per k Wh.; and WHEREAS, Hess Corporation also was the lowest competitive bid for electric generation service for Atlantic City Electric accounts for street lighting as follows: A 24-month option for all Street Lighting Secondary Service (BGS-FP ) accounts at a rate of $0.0525 k Wh; and WHEREAS, the Township of Gloucester is a participant in SJPC and has determined to participate in the award of this bid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and the Township Council of the Township of Gloucester, County of Camden, and State of New Jersey, that for the reasons set forth hereinabove, it hereby authorizes and approves a Contract with Hess Corporation for the purchase of electric generation service for its Atlantic City Electric Accounts and for street lighting as set forth in the Preamble hereinabove. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that said Contract is authorized at the stated prices for a 20-month service period beginning with the June 2013 meter reading date. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the appropriate Township Officials are hereby authorized to enter into a contract with Hess Corporation for the providing of these electric generation services. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED this Resolution shall take effect immediately upon adoption. Adopted: July 8, 2013 President of Council Township Clerk Mr. Hutchison made a motion to adopt, seconded by Mrs. Trotto. Roll call vote: All in favor. R-13:07-194 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING PAYMENT OF BILLS BE IT RESOLVED BY THE Township Council of the Township of Gloucester, in the County of Camden, that the following bills are approved by the Township Council in accordance with the provisions of Ordinance 0-82-16 and certified by the Chief Financial Officer that the claims are proper obligation of the township, that adequate funds are available to honor these claims in the account indicated and the claim should be paid: CURRENT ACCOUNT Per attached computer readout of the claims presented in the amount of $137,960.63 CAPITAL ACCOUNT Per attached computer read out of the claims presented in the amount of $193,158.83 DEVELOPERS ESCROW FUND Per attached computer readout of the claims presented in the amount of $7,826.61 TRUST OTHER Per attached computer readout of the claims presented in the amount of $62,249.71 CURRENT ACCOUNT 13-02956 Exterior Escapes Inc. $20.00 Manual Check #84322

13-84321 Sam Club $978.10 Manual Check # 84321 13-02297 Treasurer State of NJ $150.00 Manual Check # 84320 13-02844 U.P.S. $ 60.51 Manual Check #84316 CAPITAL ACCOUNT 13-00907 LENCO INDUSTRIES INC $250,000.00 Manual Check #15538 13-02955 AMERICAN DUP. $6,381.76 Manual Check # 15540 TRUST AGENCY 13--02804 Trust Agency $122,260.02 From PO-13-02804- to PO-13-02809 TRUST OTHER 13-00907 Lenco Industries $27,986.00 Manual Check # 20732 Adopted: JULY 8, 2013 TOWNSHIP CLERK Mr. Hutchison made a motion to adopt, seconded by Mrs. Trotto. Roll call vote: All in favor. R-13:07-195 RESOLUTION OF THE TOWNSHIP COUNCIL OF THE TOWNSHIP OF GLOUCESTER, COUNTY OF CAMDEN, STATE OF NEW JERSEY APPOINTING TRIAD ASSOCIATES FOR CONSULTANT FOR CDBG/HOME PROGRAMS WHEREAS, there exists a need for A Consultant for the CDBG/Home Programs WHEREAS, the Local Public Contracts Law (N.J.S.A. 40A:11-2 et seq.) requires that the resolution authorizing the award of contracts for "Professional Services" without competitive bids, must be publicly advertised, and WHEREAS, the Township Council of the Township of Gloucester does hereby designate Triad Associates as Consultant for the CDBG/Home Program for the Township of Gloucester. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Township Council of the Township of Gloucester, County of Camden, and State of New Jersey, as follows: l. That Triad Associates be and is hereby appointed as for the Township of Gloucester, since by nature of his qualifications and experience, he is well qualified. 2. This contract is awarded without competitive bidding as "Professional Service" under the provisions of the Local Public Contracts Law, because the aforesaid agreement encompasses the services of a recognized professional, licensed and regulated by law, and is of a nature where it is not possible to obtain competitive bids. 3. A copy of this Resolution shall be published in the newspaper within 10 days of its passage, as required by law.

Adopted: July 8, 2013 TOWNSHIP CLERK Mr. Hutchison made a motion to adopt, seconded by Mrs. Trotto. Roll call vote: All in favor. R-13:07-196 RESOLUTION CONSIDERING APPLICATION OF PENN NJ OTW, LLC FOR A PERSON TO PERSON TRANSFER OF A PLENARY RETAIL CONSUMPTION LICENSE HELD BY DHK ENTERPRISES, INC. WHEREAS, PENN NJ OTW, LLC has made application for a Person to Person transfer of a Plenary Retail Consumption License held by DHK Enterprises, Inc., and WHEREAS, notice of said transfer has been duly published, and WHEREAS, no objections have been filed, and WHEREAS, the applicant has disclosed and the authority has reviewed the source of all funds used in the purchase of the license and the licensed business, and all additional financing obtained in connection with the licensed business, and WHEREAS, the Authority has received a written and sworn affidavit by an authorized representative of both the transferor and transferee, affirming that the transferee is aware of all obligations outstanding to New Jersey Alcoholic Beverage manufacturers, wholesalers, and distributors, and that either the transferee has assumed any such obligations or the obligations have been or will be satisfied by the transferor out of the proceeds of the sale of the licensed business. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Township Council of the Township of Gloucester, County of Camden, that the application of PENN NJ OTW, LLC for A Person to Person transfer of a Plenary Retail Consumption License located at 1300 Blackwood- Clementon Road be and is hereby approved. Adopted: July 8, 2013 TOWNSHIP CLERK Mr. Carlamere stated that this application was properly filed and advertised and the Clerk did not receive any objection to the transferring of the liquor license. Mr. Mercado made a motion to adopt, seconded by Mrs. Trotto. Roll call vote: All in favor. R-13:07-197 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ADVERTISING OF BIDS FOR HARMON DRIVE STORMWATER PIPE IMPROVEMENTS WHEREAS, the 2013 Budget provides funds for the purchase of certain materials and supplies and equipment whose aggregate value will exceed $36,000.00, and WHEREAS, the State Statutes require that items exceeding $36,000.00 be properly advertised and bids received. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Advertising of Bids is hereby authorized, in accordance with the respective specifications for the following items: HARMON DRIVE STORMWATER PIPE IMPROVEMENTS

Adopted: July 8, 2013 TOWNSHIP CLERK Mr. Hutchison made a motion to adopt, seconded by Mr. Mercado. Roll call vote: All in favor. MAYOR S REPORT: Mayor Mayer stated that he welcomed Senator Menendez who toured a new business in Gloucester Township which makes custom baseball bats. He stated that the Gloucester Township Vision Center will be having their grand opening this week. He reminded everyone that Thursday evening is movie night and that the Blackwood Farmer s Market is now open. He again thanked Council for all their help with the Solar Project with the schools, with the largest shared service in the State of New Jersey. PUBLIC PORTION: Mr. Bianchini opened the public portion. Jennifer O Donnell of Erial asked about a house on New Brooklyn Road that looks like some kind of business being run out of the house. She stated that she came up to the township and there were no zoning or variances on this house. She questioned whether there was a half- way house on Jarvis Road for alcoholics and drug addicts. She asked what the home was zoned? She wanted to know if a permit was needed to have a half-way in Gloucester Twp. Mr. Lechner stated that group homes are the same as any other residential homes and are permitted uses in all residential districts in the State of New Jersey. He stated that the residence at 1095 New Brooklyn Road is for the developmentally disabled. She asked Mr. Lechner if he was aware of a halfway house on Jarvis Road in Erial. She asked if they need a permit. Mr. Bianchini stated that the township will look into the halfway house. Mr. Ray Polidoro of Erial questioned who closed the first public portion and why did they feel that it was necessary to conclude the first public portion. Mr. Mercado stated that everyone was allotted 3 minutes is the first public portion and the first public portion should only be 30 minutes in length. Mr. Mercado stated the people were permitted talk longer. Tanya Brown of Erial asked if Mr. Siler reported the falling tree on Garwood Road. It was stated that this was sent to Mr. Moffa, who in turn sent it to Code Enforcement, as it was on private property. Ms. Brown spoke about smart growth development. Mr. Hutchison stated that he once represented the son of the applicant and he brought this fact to the townships attention. She asked if anyone on council is attached to DHK Enterprises. It was stated that no one on council is associated with DHK. Mr. Brown of Sicklerville would like to have the council meetings put on TV, but Council has stated that it is not feasible. He stated that schools in the township are doing badly, and why are the schools getting more money for not doing their jobs. He spoke about the amount spent per student. Mr. Bianchini stated that he should go before the school boards to voice his concerns. Joanne Carr stated that the schools have problems and that is affecting the township economically. Mr. Fred Hill of Glendora and Valleybrook asked about the resolution Council voted concerning stormwater pipes on Harmon Drive. He asked where this problem was on Harmon Drive. He also stated that he previously spoke about bald eagles in the township with the Mayor who asked him to talk to the police chief. He stated that he wanted to get the area blocked off because of illegal hunting and ATV riding. He stated that the area he was concerned with has been bulldozed. He asked if the area bulldozed was township property. Patricia Kline of Terrestria asked if anyone have a financial investment in DHK. It was stated that the Council answered this previously and the answer is still no. She stated that the township needs businesses. There being no further comment, the public portion was closed.

POLLING OF COUNCIL: Mr. Schmidt congratulated the Fireballs on al their victories and thanked everyone for their comments and for staying at the meeting. Mrs. Winters congratulated the Fireballs and thanked everyone for coming out to the meeting. Mr. Mercado congratulated the Fireballs. Mr. Bianchini thanked everyone for coming to the meeting and also congratulated the Fireballs. Mrs. Trotto made a motion to adjourn, seconded by Mr. Mercado. Roll call vote: All in favor. Respectfully submitted, President of Council Rosemary DiJosie Township Clerk