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0 I Hasp i IB m1 av JPtyK1b iWwMt K4 i IwW 1 AS Sr 1 IMbUI I KgBH'wr vji OWlp xjSm RlW 4MSmS9 mHKmHHM I lllf fi jg JE g2wJgx Jt rjx faur '4 Vi 'tP PKj' 'Ss TT' M'' Journal photos by Lorry CutchoB CITY SPIRIT Things were going along fine yesterday at Jersey City's 15th annual City Spirit estival at the old Jersey Central Terminal at Liberty State Park as some of the 15000 attending browsed the crafts photo left or watched Chris luellen above of the MOTBY Weight Lifting Team or other exhibitors Then some improperly discarded charcoal brought seven fire companies and 35 firefighters rushing to the scene at 3:49 pm The fire occurred among some shrubbery in front of the old terminal but it was more smoke and bother than anything else according to Morris Pesin organizer of the event "We've done this for 1 5 years and this is the first time anything like this has happened" Pesin said New Jersey tests gas vapor nozzles ELIZABETH (AP) States battling air pollution in a race against threatened federal sanctions are watching New Jersey this summer to see if new vapor control nozzles at gasoline stations noticeably improve air quality New Jersey officials im posed the regulations Jan 1 on the largest stations hop ing to decrease harmful ozone pollution by between 3 and 5 percent to meet standards of the federal Clean Air Act William Becker execu tive director of the Association of State and Territorial Air Pollution Program Administra tors in Washington said bills to enact gasoline vapor control programs are pending in state legislatures in Massachusetts Tennessee Vermont Pennsyl vania and Oregon But he said officials would rather have national legisla tion to make the laws uniform would prefer that Con gress mandate it What we have learned in the Clean Air Act of different Holtz said' The nozzles which look like small black accordions are designed to capture vapors normally emitted by gasoline when it is pumped into an auto mobile A vapor lock system routes the vapors back into the underground holding tanks where it reverts to liquid form Several dozen cities and regions around the country face sanctions including a pos sible ban on construction of ozone creating developments such as incinerators if they meet those same mini mum standards New Legislature was second to approve state wide vapor control regulations California began a similar pro gram on January 1 1988 Addi tionally New York City the District of Columbia St Louis and several lorida cities have local laws About 2500 large stations in New Jersey are the first affected with smaller sta nating from 3 percent to 5 per cent of the ozone in the state's air will not greatly affect the normally high summer 1 pollution Most ozone pollution he said comes from auto and in dustrial emissions Complicat ing the equation is that much of New problems drift here from Philadelphia New York and the coal burning util ities of the Midwest are a lot of small ground based sources howev er and taken together they Autopsy may The decomposed body of a white male was found Saturday floating in the Hudson River at the foot of irst Street north of Exchange Place in Jersey City according to Lt Lee Redd of the county office A group of children found the body about 6 pm he said amount to about 20 to 25 per cent of the Elston said regulation moves us one step closer to the real prob lem: the motoring Service station owners and the powerful petroleum and small business lobbies fought against the vapor nozzle legis lation in Trenton They say the devices are more trouble than they are worth Service station industry of ficials want vapor recycling systems installed on automo bile gasoline tanks identify body The corpse was fully clothed but police found no identification he said Redd did not know how long the body had been in the water It was taken to the Medical Office in Newark where an autopsy was to be performed yesterday he said Downtown Seniors install debate is that no progress is made and in fact things just get worse unless we adopt innova tive he said John Holtz associate direc tor of the New Jersey Petro leum Council said state by state regulations all of them slightly different are Counterproductive seem to make sense to us to have a patchwork tions required to comply by next Jan 1 John Elston assistant di rector of air quality manage ment at the New Jersey Depart ment of Environmental Protection said about half the gas stations which ac count for about 75 percent of the gasoline sold in New Jersey now have the nozzles Elston concedes that elimi Mary Ann Sova was in stalled as president of the Downtown Senior Citizens Club at a recent installation party at the Mackenzie Post Hall Joseph McLair was the in stalling officer Also installed were Julia Niedzolka vice president Vir ginia Healey treasurer Con Budget Continued 000 73496930 29786751895 25354699424 2250765 7897513 1516354549 29786501130 11003320 33 21266288800 5454851239 307611856 18043129249 4531007100 2707066145 3090027532 4442524380 40000000 1100332033 8672883945 1516354549 tXPENOITURES 8 TAX REQUIREMENTS MUNICIPAL APPROPRIATIONS SCHOOL TAXES (INCL LOCAL REGIONAL) COUNTY TAXES (INCL ADDED TAX AMOUNTS) OlHfcR EXPENDITURES DEDUCTIONS ROM INC TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND TAX REQUIREMENTS LESS EXPENDITURES TO BE RAISED BY UTURE TAXES TOTAL ADJUSTED EXPENDITURES AND TAX REQUIREMENTS SURPLUS BALANCE DECEMBER 31ST RECEIVABLES WITH OSETTING RESERVES: TAXES RECEIVABLE TAX TITLE LIENS RECEIVABLE PROPERTY ACQUIRED BY TAX TITLE LIENS OTHER RECEIVABLES DEERRED CHARGES TO BE IN 1989 BUDGET DEERRED CHARGES SUBSEQUENT TO 1989 TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES RESERVES AND SURPLUS CASH LIABILITIES RESERVES OR RECEIVABLES SPECIAL EMERGENCY NOTES SURPLUS TOTAL LIABILITIES RESERVES SURPLUS SCHOOL TAX LEVY UNPAID LESS: SCHOOL TAX DEERREDBALANCE INCL IN CASH LIAB 253468019 11 727475526 PROPOSED USE CURRENT UND SURPLUS IN 1988 BUDGET SURPLUS DECEMBER 31 1987 1 100332033 CURRENT SURPLUS ANTICIPATED IN 1988 BUDGET 9303116 00 SURPLUS BALANCE REMAINING 170020433 $254700 61289 1757741277 842993672 1350342700 491946731 59169200 40000000 8729802380 nie DeSantis financial secre tary Elizabeth secretary and Ralph Bennett sergeant at arms Stanley Zielinski rank Zielinski and Anna Meisz kowski were installed as trustees "INSTANT CREDIT" WE HAVE 1 LIVING ROOMS BEDROOMS KIT SETS BUNK BEDS 1 WASHERS RERIGERATORS COLOR STEREO'S LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS YOU DEAL DIRECTLY WITH USI CALL 434 4384 HUDSON PUBLIC NOTICE CITY JERSEY CITY NEWJERSEY CITYORDINANCEC 1000 TITLE: ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 22 (REUSE) ARTI CLE 1 (REUSE) THE JERSEY CITY CODE REQUIRING OWNERS PREMISES SELLING OOD OR BOTH ON AND PREMISES CONSUMPTION TO PROVIDE SUICIENT AND SUITABLE RECEPTACLES OR THE DISPOSAL OOD RE USE THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL THECITY JERSEY CITY DOES ORDAIN: A The following amendment to Chapter 22 (Refuse) Article 1 (Ref use) of the Jersey City code is adopted ARTICLE 1 REUSE Sec 22 20 Merchants duty to keep sidewalks free of litter owners of business premises selling food for both on and oH premises consump tion required to provide sufficient ana sunaoie receptacles tor me disposal offood refuse (a) No person owning or occupy ing a place of business shall sweep Into or deposit in any gutter street or other public place the accumula tion of litter from any building or lol or from any public or private sidewalk or driveway Persons owning or occupying places of business shall keep the sidewalk in front of their businesses free ot lit ter (b) Each place of business which sails food for both on and off prem ises consumtlon shall provide for Ns customers sufficient and suit able receptacles for the disposal of food refuse food related litter and any other wastes associated with the consumption of the specific Items of food sold by business promises Such receptacles shall bo constructed of size and material capable of holding any deposited matter without leakage or spillage And shall bo placed in locations convenient for use by customers All ordinances and parts of ordi nances inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed The City Clerk shall have this ordinance codified and incorporat ed in the official copies of the Jer seyCitycode This ordinance shall take effect at the time and in the manner as provided bylaw The City Clerk and the Corpora tion Counsel may change any chap ter numbers article numbers and lection numbers if codification of VI UM1OII1Z I C9COI8 0 lU'lllll! between those numbers and the ex isting code in order to avoid contu sion and possible accidental re peaters of existing provisions Note: New matter isunoerhned or purposes of advertising onlypew matter is indicated by boid taceand repealed matter by italic NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Jhe foregoing proposed ordinancewas introduced and passed en irst Reading at a meeting of the Munic ipal Council of the City of Jersey City in the County of Hudson and State of New Jersey held on the 8th day of June 1989 and that said ordinance will be taken up for fur ther consideration for final pas sageat a meeting of said Municipal Council to be held at the Assembly Chambers City Halt 280 Grove Street Jersey City New Jersey on Thursday the 22nd day of June 1989 at 10:00 o'clock am or as soon thereafter as said matter can be reached at which time and place all persons who may be interested therein will be given an opportuni ty to be heard concerning the same A copy of this ordinance has been posted on the bulletin board upon which public notices are customar ily posted in the City Hall of the City and a copy iavaiiabie up to and including the time of such meeting to the members of the gen eral public of the City who shall re quest such copies at the Office of the City Clerk in said City Hall in Jersey City New Jersey BY ORDER THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL THE CITY JER SEYCITY Dated: June9 1989 CityClerk'sOffice Jersey City New Jersey 07302 Robert Byrne CityClerk Pub: June 12 1989 $5396 PUBLIC NOTICE CITY JERSEY CITY NEWJERSEY CITYORDINANCE 1002 TITLE: AN ORDINANCE AUTH ORIZING A TAX ABATEMENT AGREEMENT WITH LET'S CELE BRATE INCORPORATED A NEW JERESY CORPORATION PURSU ANT TO THE URBAN RENEWAL CORPORATION AND ASSOCIA TION LAW NJSA 40 SEQ (OX LANC6) OR A TERM UP TO 40 YEARS ROM THE DATE ISSUANE THE CER TIICATE OCCUPANCY MUNICIPAL COUNCIL THE CITY JERSEY CITY DOES OR DAIN: WHEREAS Let's Celebrate Incor porated (Let'sCelebrate) isa limit ed dividend corporation of the State of New Jersey orgasLzed and qualified under the pugshons of NJSA 55:16 1 et seq Wtimlted Dividend Nonprofit Housing Cor poration or Association Law and WHEREAS Let's Celebrate is the owner of property located on Block 1897 Lots 3Band 4Bonthecity'stax map and more commonly known by the street address of 57 59 Sip Avenue Jersey City New Jersey and WHEREAS Let's Celebrate pro poses to rehabilitate a nine story building six stories of which wilt contain 84 units Ot housing afford able to families ot low and moder ate income in acoraance with the air Housing Act NJSA 301 et seq and three stories of which will contain a commercial component of approximately 1 1000 square feet including a restau rant and WHER AS Let's Celebrate has ap plied for a tax abatement in which will pay each year in lieu of taxes 2 of gross shelter rents an amount estimated to be $6900 for up to 40 years and WHEREAS in acordance with $2 3171 of the Jersey City Munici pal Code the Tax Abatement Com mittee has reviewed to application of Let's Celebrate and has recom mended the tax abatement to the Municipal Council and WHEREAS tax abatement of this protect will serve the best interests of theCity of Jersey City NOW THEREORE BE IT OR DAINED by the Memcipal Council ot theCity of Jersey City that: 1 pursuant to the authority set forth in NJSA 55:16 1 et seq tne apolicafion of Let's Celebrate In corporated a limited dividend housing corporation ot the State of New Jersey organized and quali fied under the provisions of JSA 55:16 1 et seq is hereby ap proved 2 the Mayor or Business Adminis trator is authorized to execute the following agreements subiect to approval by the Corporation Coun sel a) a financial agreement with Let's Celebrate Inc authorizing a tax abatement for a period of up to 40 years and b) such other agreements as are necessary or appropriate A All ordtances and parts of dr diances inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed This ordiances shall be part of the Jersey City Code as though co dified and fully set forth therein The City Clerk shall have this ordi nance codified an incorporated in the official copies of me Jersy City Code This ordinance shall fake effect at the time and the manner provid ed by law The City Clerk and Corporation Counsel be and they are hereby au thorized and directed to change any chapter numbers article num bers ano section numbers in the event that the codification of this ordinance reveals that mere is a conflict between those numbers and the existing code in order to avoid confusion and possible acci dental repealers of existing provi sions NOTE: All material is new there fore underlining has been omitted or purposes advertising only new matter is indicated by bold face and repealed matter by italic NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the foregoing proposed ordinance wasintbrducedand passed on irst reading at a meeting of the Munici pal Council of the City of Jersey City in the County of Hudson and State of New Jersey held on the 8 day of June 1989 and that said or diance will be taken up for further consideration for final passage at a meeting of said Municipall Council to be held at the Assembly Cham bers City Hall 280 Grove Street Jersey City New Jersey On Thus day tne 22 day of June 1989 at 10 00 o'clock am or as soon thereafter as said matter can be reached ai which time and place all persons who may be interested therein will be given an apportunity to be heard concerning me same A copy of this ordinance has been posted on the bulletin board upon which public notices are customar ily posted in the City Hall of the City and a copy is available up to and Inlyding the time of such meet ing to the members of the generel public of the City who shall request such copies at the Office of the City Clerk in said City Hall in Jersey City New Jersey BY ORDER THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL THE CITY JER SEY CITY Dated: June 9 1989 CityClerk'sOffice Jersey City New Jersey 07302 Robert Byrne $6802 CityClerk PUBLIC NOTICE CITY JERSEY CITY NEWJERSEY CITYORDINANCE 997 TITLE: AN ORDINANCE AUTH ORIZING A TAX ABATEMENT AGREEMENT WITH 600 PAVONI A AVENUE URBAN RENEWAL AS SOCIATES A NEW JERSEY ASSO CATION PURSUANT TO THE URBAN RENEWAL CORPORA TION ANO ASSOCIATION LAW NJSA 40 55C 40 ET SEQ (OX LANCE) OR A TERM I TEEN YEARS ROM THE DATE ISSUANCE THE CERTII CATE OCCUPANCY THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL THE CITY JERSEY CITY DOES ORDAIN: WHEREAS 600 Pavonia Avenue Urban Renewal Association (Pa vonia Avenue) is a qualified Urban Renewal Association pursuant to NJSA 40 55C 40 ET SEQ URBAN RENEWAL CORPORA TION AND ASSOCIATION LAW I OX LANCE)and WHEREAS Pavonia Avenue is the owner of property located on Block 583 Lots 14 17 on the city's tax map and more commonly known by the street address of 598 604 Pavonia Avenue Jersey City New jersey and WHEREAS Pavonia Avenue has applied tor a ox Lance Tar Abate ment tor a project consisting of a Eight (8) story building containing approximately 68200 square feet of office and retail space and WHEREAS Pavonia Avenue has agreed to an annual service charge of taxes in lieu of payment equal of 2 of total project costs for the first five (5) year period 2'a for the second five (5) year period and 3 for the third five (5) year period and to: a) contribute approximately $102300 to the construction of Af fordable Housing in the City of Jer seyCity b) comply with Jersey City's Minority Business Enterprise Or dinance Sec 2 775 ET SEQ of the Jersey City Municipal Code: WHEREAS this protect Is in an area of the City of Jersey City de signated as an urban enterprise zone and WHEREAS the property currently generates approximately $12000 in real estate taxes and WHEREAS upon completion the property will generate the approxi mate sum of $214 756 as its payment in lieu of taxes and WHEREAS the Tax Abatement Committee has reviewed the appli cation on May 17 1989 and voted 3 1 1 to recommend the tax abate ment fo the Municipal Council and WHEREAS tax abatement of this protect will serve the best interest of theCity of Jersey City NOW THEREORE BE IT OR DAINED by the Municipal Council of the City of Jersey City that: 1 a ox Lance Tax Abatement with 600 Pavonia Avenue Urban Renew al Association for a term of 15 years from the date ot issuance of the cer tificate of occupancy or 20 years from the date the financial agree ment is executed whichever term is shorter is hereby approved sub ject tothefotlowing: a) an annual in lieu payment equal to 2 ot total protect costs tor the first 5 year period 2'a tor the second 5 year period and 3 tor the third 5 year period b) contribution of approxi mately $102300 to the construction of Affordable Housing in theCity of jersey City c) compliance with Jersey City's Minority Business Enter prise Ordinance Sec 2 775 ET SEQ ot the Jersey City Municipal Code 2 the Mayor or Business Adminis trator is authorized to execute the following agreements subiect to approval by the Corporation Coun sel: a) a financial agreement with 600 Pavonia Avenue Urban Renew al Association a New Jersey Asso ciation in substantially the form at tached and b) such other agreements as are necessary or appropriate to in sure that the above conditions of approval are satisfied A All ordinances and parts of ordi nances inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed This ordinance shall be part of me Jersey City Code as though co dified and fully set forth therein Tne City Clerk shall have this ordi nance codified and incorporated in the official copies ot the Jersey City Code This ordinance shall take effect at the time and in the manner pro vided by law The City Clerk and Corporation Counsel be and they are hereby au thorized and directed to change any chapter numbers article num bers and sectton numbers in the event that the codification of this ordinance reveals that there is a conflict between those numbers and the existing code in order to avoid confusion and possible acci dental repealers of existing provi sions NOTE: Alt material is new there fore underlining has been omitted or purposes of advertising only new matter is indicated by bold faceand repealed matter by italic NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the foregoing proposed ordinance was introduced and passed on irst Reading at a meeting of me Munic ipal Council of the City of Jersey City in the County of Hudson and State of New Jersey held on the 8 day of June 1989 and that said or dinance will be taken up tor further consideration for final passage al a meeting ot said Municipal Council to be held at the Assembly Cham bers City Hall 280 Grove Street Jersey City New Jersey On Thurs day the 22 day of June 1989 at OO o'clock a or as soon thereafter as said matter can be reached at which time and place all persons who may be interested therein will be given an opportunity to be heard concerning the same A copy of this ordinance has been posted on the bulletin board upon which public notices are customar ily posted in the City Hall of the City and a copy is available up fo and including the time of such meeting to the members of the gen eral public of the City who shall re quest such copies at the Office of the City Clerk in said City Hall in Jersey City New Jersey BY ORDER THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL THE CITY JER SEYCITY Dated: June 9 1989 CityClerk'sOffice jersey City New Jersey 07302 Robert Byrne CityClerk Insert: June 12 1989 $8284 PUBLIC NOTICE CITY JERSEY CITY NEWJERSEY CITY ORDINANCE TITLE: 998 ORDINANCE AMENDING AND SUPPLEMENTING CHAPTER 17 (MUNICIPAL EMPLOYMENT) SCHEDULE (CLASSIIED POSI TIONS OR CITY EMPLOYEES) EXHIBIT THE JERSEY CITY CODE THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL THE CITYO JERSEY CITY DOES ORDAIN: A The following amendments and suopiements to Chapter 17 (Munic ipal Employment) Schedule (Classified Positions for City Em ployees) Exhibit of the Jersey City Code ae adopted Labor Grade Title ire Prevention Specialist All ordinances and parts of ordi nances inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed This ordinance shall be a part of me Jersey City Code as though co dified and fully set forth therein The City shall have this ordinance codified and incorporated in in the official copies of the Jersey City Code This ordinance shall take effect at the time and in the manner as provided by law The City Clerk and the Corpora tion Counsel be and they are here by authorized and directed to change any chapter numbers arti cle numbers and section numbers in the event that the codification of this ordinance reveals that there is a conflict between those numbers and the existing code in order fo avoid confusion and possible acci dental repealers of existing provi sions NOTE: All material Is new there fore underlining has been omit ted or purposes of advertising only new matter is indicated by bold face and repealed matter by italic Pursuant to Executive Order No I989 286 pursuant to NJSA 48 NOTICE NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that the foregoing proposed ordinance was introduced and passed on irst Reading at a meeting ot the Munic ipal Council of the City of Jersey City in the County of Hudson and State of New Jersey held on the 8 day pf June 1989 and that said or dinance will be taken up for further consideration for final passage at a THE JERSEY JOURNAL MONDAY JUNE 12 1989 1 7 Suspect arrested in hit run death of pedestrian 61 By Dominick Calicchio Accounts from or four good resulted in the arrest Saturday of a New ark man who was charged in connection with the May 9 hit and run death of a 61 year old Jersey City woman The accident at 9 am on Route 440 killed Mary Kujava as she was crossing the high way near Danforth Avenue ollowing leads gathered during two days of roadblock questioning at the accident scene Newark Police arrested Jose James 33 an unemployed construction worker at his home said Officer James Cor ley of the Traffic Safety Unit of the Jersey City Police Department James was charged with death by auto and tampering with evidence Corley said Po lice determined that James had made repairs to his blue 1982 Nissan following the acci dent and changed the vehicle's license plates Corley said The suspect was turned over to Jersey City Police and brought to Hudson County Jail where he was to be held until his arraignment today in Cen tral Judicial Processing Court Corley said James reportedly told po lice his car struck Kujava while he was trying to find his way home from Newark Interna tional Airport after mistakenly driving into Jersey City Corley said The suspect said he did not report the accident to police because was Cor ley said Witness accounts said the suspect stopped his car af ter hitting Kujava got out and looked at the woman then re turned to his car and drove off NJ official held 2 jobs By The Associated Press The former head of the state's disabilities division who authorities say ran the agency into debt worked as a highly paid out of state consul tant while working for New Jer sey the Trenton Times report ed yesterday Eddie Moore resigned in April amid allegations that he" went on an unauthorized spending spree that helped leave the division $215 million in debt Documents released under a federal court order show that Moore worked extensively in Connecticut The Times report ed in its editions yesterday Moore often worked with his former New Jersey deputy and fellow court monitor Rich ard Melzer who has since been fired by New Jersey Human Services Commissioner Drew Altman the newspaper said The two men still work for the Mansfield Class Panel of Monitors a court appointed agency that is overseeing the terms of a consent decree for the US District Court in Connecticut VINCENT SIGNORILE C3 OR WARD 'A' COUNCILMAN 'I GERRY McCflNN A3 OR MAYOR POLITICAL ADVERTISE! WARD Ay I Greenville Team A YOUR AT LARGE CANDIDATES Marilvn Efrain Maureen ROMAN ROSARIO COLLIER B3 B4 B5 PEOPLE PERORMANCE AND PRIDE Pwd fa by tn SD Lyrtqtt OTla Iimwi meeting of said Municipal Council to be held at the Assembly Cham bers City Hall 280 Grove Street Jersey City New Jersey On Thurs day the 22 day of June 1989 at 10:00 o'clock am or as soon thereafter as said matter can be reached at which time and place ail persons who may be interested therein will be given an opportunity to be heard concerning the same A copy of this ordinance has been posted on the bulletin board upon which public notices are customar ily posted in the City Hail gf the City and a copy is available up to and including the time of such meeting to the members of the gen eral public of the City who shall re quest such copies at the Office of the City Clerk in said City Hall in Jersey City New Jersey BY ORDER THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL THE CITY JER SEY CITY Dated: June9 1989 CityClerk'sOffice Jersey City New Jersey 07302 Robert Byrne CityClerk Insert: June 12 1989 $4370 NOTICE TOBIDOERS Sealed Proposals Will Be Received and Opened By the City Purchasing Agent in the Anna Cucci Memorial Council Chambers City Hall 280 Grove Street Jersey City New Jer sey ON: THURSDAY JUNE 22 1989 OR URNISHING AND DELIV ERING ThE OLLOWING: 1) BANK RUN SAND AND CRUSHED STONE WaterWater Distribution 2) MAN HOLE RIMS ANO COVERS DPW'Sts Sewers 3) SEVEN 7 1990 GEO TRACKERS 4X4 LSI HARDTOP MODELCJI0316 Or Approved Equal DPWAutomotive Tax Office Po lice 4) PROVIDING SERVICES OR THE REPAIR AND MAINTE NANCE MOBILE AND HAND HELD TWO WAY RADIOS WaterWater Engineering 5) CONVERTUPGRADE NINE (9) ROCKWELL TELE TAPE RE MOTE (TTR) PORTABLE INTER ROGATION UNITS TO MODEL 2012INTERROGATORS Or Approved Equal WaterBiliing Collectionsindicates a Performance Bond is Not Required The Provisions of 10:5 31 etseq (BIDDERS ARE RE QUIRED TO COMPLY WITH ThE REQUIREMENTS PL 1975 C127 AIRMATIVE ACTION PROGRAM) are incorporated herem by reference ull require ments of the Program may be ob tained with Proposal orm Specifications and Bid orms may be obtained at the Office of the City Purchasing Agent 325 Palisade Av enue Jersey City New jersey Proposals MUST BE ACCOMPAN IED by a Bid Bond or Certified Check made payable to the City ot Jersey City in the amount equal to Ten 10) Percent of the Bid Proposals must comply with speci fications and must be hand deli vered when called for at the time and place aforementioned Bids must be submitted individually in sealed envelope addressed to the City Purchasing Agent The City Purchasing Agent re serves the right to reject any and ail bids received or portions there of it deemed to be in the best mter estof theCity todoso ANNEMDeLEVA CITY PURCHASING AGENT Insert Dates: June 13 1989 June 15 1989 $6384 PUBLIC NOTICE CITY JERSEY CITY NEWJERSEY CITY ORDINANCE 317 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND SUPPLEMENTING CHAPTER 22 (REUSE) ARTICLE 1 (REUSE) THE JERSEY CITY CODE TO REQUIRE THAT DISPOSABLE BAGS OR GARBAGE COLLEC TION BE PLACED IN REUSE CONTAINERS AT ALL TIMES THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL THE CITY JERSEY CITY DOES ORDAIN: A The following amendments and supplements to Chapter 22 (Ref use) Article 1 (Refuse) of the Jer sey City Code is hereby adopted ARTICLE lRUUSE Sec 22 8 Duty to provide refuse re ceptacles approved contaners (ana plastic bags (a) There shall be provided for each premises (disposable plastic bags or jrefuse containers suffi cient in size and number to hold the retuse accumulating between col lection plastic bags shall be water proof ana capable of noiaing their contents without leakage spillage or tearing Pieastic bags contain ing refuse shall be kept securely seaiea or tied so as to prevent leak age or spillage (b) Piawic bags containing ref use shall be ll) kept securely sealed or tied so as to prevent spillage or leak age and (2) kept at all time in refuse con tainers which conform to para graphic) (c) Refuse containers shall not be smaller than ten (10) gallons nor larger than thirty two (32) gallons and shall be constructed of materi al capable of holding refuse with out leakage or spillage Retuse con tainers shall be provided witn Xin dies so as to be suitable for collec tion by one person (d) Retuse containers which do not conform to this ordinance or which nave ragged or sharp edges or any oerecr nery to iniure or hamper the person collecting their contents shall be immediately re placed upon notice to tne owner tenant or occupant of rhe premises by any member of theD'vision ot Sanitation The Division and me in cinerator Authority may retuse collection of any container Jor plas tic bag (which weighs more than sixty (60) pounds or which has not been replaced upon notice (e) through (g) Nochange (f) Refuse containers shall be stored only in areas designated for storage between collections They shall be placed adjacent to the curb in front of the premises or other area designated for collection no earlier than 7:00 PM on the day before collection and shall be promptly returned to tne storage area upon coiiectio Plastic bags containing refuse may not be placed adjacent ot a curb or Ina any other area designated for collec tion unless such bags are placed in a refuse container which conforms to paragrapn c) Refuse recepta cles shall not be stored in front of buildings or houses between collec tions (i) Nochange AH ordinances and parts of ordi nances inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed This ordinance shall be a Dart of the Jersey City Code as thougn co dified ana fully set forth therein The City Clerk shall have this ordi nancecoditied and incorporated the official copies of the Jersey City code This ordinance shall take effect at the time and in the manner as provided by law The City Clerk and the Corpora tion Counsel be and they are here by authorized and directed to change any chapter numbers arti cle numbers and section numbers in the event that the codification of this ordinance reveals that there is a conflict between those numbers and the existing code in order to avod contusion and possible acci dental repealers ot existing provi sions NOTE: Words in (brackets Jare omitted New part fo be inserted is under lined or purposes of advertising only new matter is indicated by bold tace and repealed matter py italic NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the foregoing proposed ordinance was introduced ano passed on irst Reading at a meeting ot the Munic ipal Council of tne City of Jersey City tn the County ot Hudson and State of New Jersey held on the 9th day of October 1989 and that said ordinance will be taken up tor fur ther consideration for final pas sage at a meeting of said Municipal Council to be held at the Assembly Chambers City Hall 280 Grove Street Jersey City New Jersey on Thursday the 22nd day of June 1989 at 10:00 o'clock am or as soon thereafter as said matter can be reached at which time and piece al persons wno may be interested therein will be given an opportuni ty to be heard concerning the same A cop of tnis ordinance has been posted on me bulletin ooaro uoon which public nonces re customar ily posted tne City wail of me Cit and a cooy iavaiiabie uD to ang inc' Hi nj the lime of Such mefinu" 'embers of me gen eral Ovtut me City no snail P'i copies a the O'ce of in saidCity Hall in Jnrse Ty New Jersey by Ofc OCR ox THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL THE CITY JER SEYCITY Dated June9 1989 City Clerk Office Jersey City New Jersey 07302 Robert Byrne CityClerk Pub: June 12 1989 $7258.