Randolph public meetings in 2021
10 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Randolph Township Council
The Randolph Township Council will vote on a series of resolutions, including awarding a contract for recruitment services for a new township manager and an engineering design contract for the Park Avenue Paving Phase 2 project. The agenda also includes several refunds, contract amendments, and a discussion on a potential Cottage Food Law. The meeting will conclude with an executive session on affordable housing litigation, a DEP loan agreement, and the manager's evaluation.
- R-306-21: Award contract to Jersey Professional Management for township manager recruitment services
- R-307-21: Award professional services agreement to Ferriero Engineering for Park Avenue Paving Phase 2 design
- R-308-21: Amend contract for Calais Road repaving to J.A. Alexander, Inc. ($306,797.04)
- R-304-21: Refund tax sale certificate for 9 Radtke Road to Amelio family ($202,566.27)
- R-315-21: Authorize budget transfers between appropriation accounts ($191,950)
Randolph Township Council
The Randolph Township Council will vote on a series of resolutions, including awarding a $306,797 contract for the Calais Road repaving project, approving a liquor license transfer, and settling tax appeals. They will also hold a public hearing on an ordinance amending parks and recreation regulations. The meeting includes public comment periods and an executive session on affordable housing litigation and personnel.
- R-293-21: Award Calais Road repaving contract to J.A. Alexander, Inc. for $306,797.04
- R-289-21: Approve person-to-person transfer of liquor license from Pappas Imports to 1194 KP Wine and Liquors
- R-298-21: Authorize settlement of A&P Randolph grocery tax appeals from 2011-2021
- Ordinance 31-21: Amend parks and recreation regulations (public hearing)
- R-301-21: Approve 2022 council meeting dates
Randolph Township Council
The Randolph Township Council will vote on a series of resolutions, primarily awarding contracts through the Morris County Cooperative Pricing Council (MCCPC) for goods and services like paving materials, drainage pipe, and tree removal. The council will also consider a tax refund, a Diwali proclamation, and an extension of an HVAC maintenance contract. A discussion item on the revised Employee Handbook is also on the agenda.
- R-257-21: Refund of $3,927.42 for 2022 taxes paid in error at 25 Rippling Brook Way
- R-259-21: Extend HVAC maintenance contract with Air Systems Maintenance, Inc. for $55,560 for 2022
- R-260-21: Extend brush grinding services with Firewood Farm, Inc. for up to $65,000 for 2022
- R-265-21: Award MCCPC Contract #5 for paving materials to Tilcon New York, Inc.
- R-288-21: Discuss revised Personnel Policies and Procedures Manual and Employee Handbook
Randolph Township Council
The Randolph Township Council is holding a regular meeting with a series of action resolutions, including awarding a five-year contract for solid waste and recycling collection, approving a billboard lease on Route 10, and redeeming tax sale certificates. The council will also introduce an ordinance amending parks and recreation regulations and hold an executive session on personnel and affordable housing.
- R-248-21: 5-year solid waste and recyclable material collection contract (2022-2026)
- R-249-21: Lease for billboard advertising at 80 Route 10 West
- R-251-21: Redeem tax sale certificate for 99 Morris Tpke. ($103,795.05)
- R-252-21: Redeem tax sale certificate for 103 Morris Tpke. ($90,581.77)
- Ordinance 31-21: Amends parks and recreation area regulations
Randolph Township Council
The Randolph Township Council is holding an emergency meeting to consider a single action item: a resolution authorizing the execution of an agreement related to affordable housing litigation. The meeting includes public comment periods and an executive session. The agenda is otherwise procedural, with no other substantive items listed.
- Resolution R-194-21 authorizing execution of an agreement for affordable housing litigation
- Attachments include a settlement agreement and a final settlement document (FSHC signed)
Randolph Township Council
The Randolph Township Council is holding a special meeting to take action on several items, including authorizing a settlement agreement related to affordable housing litigation and awarding an emergency contract for renovations to the Meadowbrook Road Pump Station. The council will also consider an ordinance to re-appropriate funds for the pump station repair and vote on three raffle licenses for local organizations. Public comment is limited to six minutes per speaker.
- R-194-21: Authorize execution of agreement for affordable housing litigation
- R-195-21: Emergency contract for Meadowbrook Road Pump Station renovations to CFM Construction Inc.
- Ordinance 29-21: Re-appropriating funds for emergency repair of Meadowbrook Pump Station
- Raffle license for Randolph High School Band Parent Association (Oct 2, 2021)
- Raffle license for West Morris Area YMCA (Sep 11, 2021) and Randolph High School Cheerleading Booster Club (Nov 21, 2021)
Randolph Township Council
The Randolph Township Council will hold a regular meeting with public comment periods, a manager's report, and approval of prior meeting minutes. The main business includes several action resolutions, public hearings on three ordinances, and a discussion of the Municipal Diversity and Inclusion Workgroup Report. The most consequential item is a resolution authorizing the conveyance of the EA Porter property to Morris Habitat for Humanity and the transfer of $1,473,000 for remediation and construction of 25 affordable housing units.
- R-193-21: Convey EA Porter property (Block 195, Lot 10) to 42 Bennett Avenue Randolph, LLC / Morris Habitat for Humanity; transfer $1,473,000 for remediation and 25 affordable housing units
- Ordinance 23-21: Prohibit all classes of cannabis businesses in Randolph (public hearing)
- Ordinance 24-21: Appropriate $84,901.50 from insurance fund to refurbish one ambulance (public hearing)
- R-188-21: Award 2021 leaf loading/hauling/recycling contract to S. Rotondi & Sons, Inc., not to exceed $200,000
- R-184-21: Refund tax sale certificate for 107 Morris Tpke. to Imperial Realty Partnership, LLP - $134,942.37
Randolph Township Council
This is a special meeting of the Randolph Township Council, held primarily for the swearing-in of police department personnel, including a new chief, lieutenant, sergeant, and four patrolmen. The agenda also includes a public comment period and council comments, but no other substantive business is listed.
- Swearing-in of Patrolman Daniel DeVito, #120
- Swearing-in of Patrolman Eric Tomkins, #121
- Swearing-in of Patrolman John Hertzberg, #122
- Swearing-in of Patrolman Gerard Hardiman, #123
- Swearing-in of Sergeant Kurt Edelman, #066, Lieutenant Jeff Goral, #091, and Chief Will Harzula, #075
Randolph Township Council
The Randolph Township Council will hold a regular meeting with a public hearing on an ordinance to spend $200,000 in federal rescue funds on property improvements at 42 Bennett Avenue. The council will also introduce ordinances banning cannabis businesses, funding ambulance refurbishment, and amending land development rules. Action items include purchasing a new fire apparatus for $217,473 and approving several refunds and bond releases.
- Ordinance 22-21: $200,000 from American Rescue Plan for improvements at 42 Bennett Avenue (public hearing)
- Ordinance 23-21: Prohibiting all cannabis businesses in Randolph
- Ordinance 24-21: $84,901.50 from insurance fund for ambulance refurbishing
- R-180-21: Purchase of fire apparatus from Firematic Supply Co. for $217,473
- R-175-21: Refund of tax sale certificate for 47 Lake Shore Drive South, $19,837.08
Randolph Township Council
The Randolph Township Council will hold a regular meeting with several action items, including introducing an ordinance to appropriate $200,000 from the American Rescue Plan for improvements at 42 Bennett Avenue and a second reading of an ordinance for $245,000 in sewer capital improvements. The council will also vote on a series of resolutions, including a grant application for Park Avenue paving, contracts, bond releases, and a raffle license. A cannabis subcommittee report is scheduled for discussion, and the meeting will conclude with an executive session.
- Ordinance 22-21: $200,000 from American Rescue Plan for improvements at 42 Bennett Avenue
- Ordinance 21-21 (second reading): $245,000 for Meadowbrook Pump Station improvements
- R-160-21: Grant application to NJDOT for Park Avenue Paving Program Phase 2
- R-167-21: Contract with Realauction.com LLC for electronic tax lien sales, not to exceed $2,500
- R-170-21: Change order for Millbrook Avenue Retaining Wall Project, reducing contract by $2,600