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sticks. Please stand if you are able for the flag seat. >> Good evening. Adequate notice of this meeting was posted on the bulletin board in the municipal building on the township website filed with the township clerk and transmitted to the Burnersville News courier newsws tap

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into and patch.com on December 17, 2025. Any motion to enter close session will be made in accordance with the open public meetings act and will state the general nature of the matters to be discussed. Minutes of such close sessions will be made available to the public when the need for confidentiality

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no longer exists and the matters have been fully resolved. No new business shall be introduced after 10:30 p.m. Public comment will be accepted at all meetings. Each speaker shall be limited to five minutes. All meetings shall adjourn no later than 11:30 p.m. Christie. Roll call, please.

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>> Miss AC. >> Mr. Hodgees, >> here. >> Mr. McN >> here. >> Mr. Tomkins, >> here. Mayor Dwarte McCarthy >> here. Christy, any executive session? >> None this evening. >> Christie, any presentations? >> None this evening. Mayor

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>> Christie, any public work session needed? >> None this evening. >> Christie, any correspondence? >> None this evening, mayor. >> That brings us to public comment. During the public comment period, comments are welcomed on any agenda item. However, if an ordinance is listed for its own

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public hearing on the agenda, please hold your comments for that particular public hearing. The public comment portion of the agenda is not structured as a question and answer session yet offers an opportunity to share your thoughts with the township committee. The committee may or may not address

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these comments during the meeting. However, all comments are considered. To address this body, the speaker must come forward to the microphone and state their name and address for the record. To ensure an orderly and respectful meeting, speaker should avoid personal attacks, inflammatory language, or

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derogatory remarks toward any individual or group. Each speaker is limited to five minutes. The clerk will keep time. Please promptly yield the floor when time is called and return to your seat. Your cooperation in adherence to these rules will ensure an orderly and respectful meeting. And as there are

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some new folks here, agenda items are in the first public comment. Non-aggenda items are in the second public comment. I open public comment. Stein Riverside Drive ordinance uh 2603 that you're

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introducing tonight like like you have tabled and for for more discussion and changing some of the stuff like 10 days for the property owner to

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address and fix a violation, it may not be possible and I think it should be changed to 30 days. Those other things I I personally don't like property maintenance ordinances. I think they could be used as a weapon and I'd

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rather not even see this. Somebody will say it's commercial. Well, just today is going to be commercial doesn't mean that tomorrow it won't be residential. Thank you. >> Okay, seeing no other comments, I close

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public comment. Next, we will invite staff comments, township committee comments, including board and liaison reports. Christie, >> none this evening. Thank you, mayor. >> Mr. Bardo, >> thank you, Mayor. >> Any man Hodgees? >> Thank you, mayor.

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I'd like to say what a fantastic night we had on National Night Out last week. And it started off with an amazing uh generous uh receipt of funds that Tom Keane secured for us so that our police

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department can be as up todate technology wise and be in the best situation possible to help all our residents. And we thank him for that support. And even though there were a lot of parents who were acted very cool when the Blackhawk Blackhawk helicopter

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landed, I thought it was very cool and I thought it was wonderful and amazing and just a great round of thanks to everybody, both volunteers and staff who put that night together. Uh it doesn't happen easily. Uh, I'd like to

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congratulate Samuel Kinofores on being a junior member of Liberty Fire Company and Kim Dong on being a full member of the first aid squad of the Basking Ridge Fire Company number one. And I would like to let those folks know that even though a lot of the summer uh activities

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that the Parks and Wreck Group is putting on may be winding down, there is still time for there's two more summer basketball clinics for grades K through six scheduled for August. So, if you're interested, please go to the website. That's what I have for this evening. >> Okay. Wonderful. Thank you, Committeeman

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McN. >> Thank you, Mayor. And to um pick up on some of the things that Committeeman Hajes said, National Night Out was really an extraordinary evening. Uh the police, fire, EMS, and of course the members of our military who brought that chopper in is always a fantastic hit,

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and it's a great evening um to be out there with your fellow residents, interacting with your police and other first responders. And surely uh we thank Congressman Kaine for his support in securing that federal grant that will help our police department communicate more effectively going forward. So a

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wonderful evening. Thank you all to who came out and thank you mayor. That's it. >> Committee. >> Thank you. Um July 29th um there were two really awesome things that uh took place. You all may know that MVC was here on site and this is a a position of

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gratitude to share with all of our residents. So, speaking with Aaron who ran it, uh she was one of the folks that that ran that um that that bus. She said that Bernard's Township the majority almost all of the appointments showed up. That matters and that shows that

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Bernard's cares and we're just very grateful. So hopefully with that great attendance, they'll come back again and people can get those real IDs and anything else that they wish in a in a a fun and quick way. Um also that day I wanted to thank the mayor for hosting the um understanding Bernard's program

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understanding your taxes. So thank you for bringing that back. Uh and uh it's our most popular in the ha in the past it's been our most popular topic. So wanted to share that gratitude. Then the next day uh the mayor and I had the privilege of distributing the FIFA

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soccer ball. So you all may know that we were technically a base camp per FIFA. That meant that we were allowed to register for 200 soccer balls. Uh those balls, they were size four, which is for ages 8 through 12. They finally came in

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actually the day after the final game. And the mayor and I had a plan to distribute. So on July the 30th, we had the privilege and honor to get to it was like Christmas in July. uh to be able to bring those balls to um all of the

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educational institutions that serve children ages 8 through 12. So, it was so much fun. Uh it was great interacting with the staff. I can't wait to see what happens uh you know in the the fall as as those students get to use those balls. So, just a a really great moment

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and and a lot of fun. So, I also want to echo comments about the national night out. Uh there's nothing like kicking off getting an $835,000 check. Um it was especially um great because this was something that we

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started in 2024. So uh sometimes things take a while to get there, but luckily it came through and uh you know it was a great experience. Our first federal grant to give us this by us getting this money that means that that's less money

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we have to tax our our residents on. us included uh for those types of things. And that makes me then need to again thank our mayor for running that same play. And uh hopefully with Congressman Kane's advocacy, the Pleasant Valley

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Park project at 1.84 million potentially could come to our community. So grateful for that. A couple of updates related to uh the health department. Uh there is a you know summer is still here but um there are some uh programs that the

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health department has put out on Wednesday August the 28th the pack plan and thrive back to school meals made easy. So this is a wonderful program. It's free. Just register for it. Um it is virtual so you can take it uh during

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your noon time. who can't always benefit from knowing how to make those dreaded pope sandwiches for adults and for kids. So excited in that. Um the library again is way more than books. This week um

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actually tomorrow there is a fun activity speed puzzling. So there's teams to see how quickly they can complete puzzles. So if you're interested in that, that's tomorrow night 6:30 to 8:30. So please register for that. also tomorrow during the day.

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So, adults and youth could participate in the summer reading program and the celebration is tomorrow from 2 to 3:30. All ages are welcome. And then next week, especially for our young folks, um there's a fun live program, the puppet

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show on August the 17th. So, there are too many things we'd be here all night if I read them all off, but please check out the U web page for the library. Thank you. >> Thank you, uh, Deputy Mayor. Um, thank you, mayor. Um, I just would like to comment on National Night Out. Um, it's

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pretty impressive when you see all assets deployed of the town in one spot, police, EMS, fire. Um, it really is is pretty impressive. Um, it's a fantastic fantastic um uh

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compliment that we have as a town. It was also great to see a million little kids. Um, I met uh Christiey's uh little guy. Um, adorable. And uh just it was a it was a really really good night out

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and that's what small towns are about. And um I can't wait for next year. Thank you. >> Thank you. And just to add a couple of context points to what my colleagues have already shared. So last Wednesday, July 29th, we did offer the presentation understanding your taxes. And the

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presenters included our CFO Sean McCarthy, Dave Centrelli, the tax assessor, and Kevin Santangelo, our tax collector. And the focus of the presentation was on property tax and is available on our website for viewing and you can find that at burnards.org. And

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I'd encourage you, it's a very good presentation and a lot of questions and answers were addressed during that presentation. So if you have time, I encourage folks to look at that. Uh we talked about the opportunity this past Tuesday, August 4th, uh when we received

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a check from a ceremonial check in the amount of 835,000 from Congressman Tom Kaine Jr. This funding is essential for us. Um it provided and supported the grant application to fund 89 triband radios for our officers and frontline

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police vehicles. These interoperable radios have the capacity to streamline communication and improve the flow of information across the law enforcement agencies during critical incidents. So this is important for us and we you know we appreciate and how the importance and

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how critical it is to have on-time communication in times of emergencies. Uh public safety is among our township's priorities and so we were very grateful for this funding which enabled us to appropriate as committeewoman AC said municipal dollars to other priorities

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and we are also among 18 projects that is being considered for further funding through federal u uh support. Um this is going to go through a legislative process but if it's awarded we would then receive 1.84 84 million to support a uh the Pleasant Valley Park culvert

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project which is something that we are required to support. Uh lastly, I joined my colleagues in saying how wonderful national mind that was. Um we were also I will add that among the crew of the New Jersey Army National Blackhawk

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helicopter was one of our own Ridge High School graduates. Uh one of the crew members included Craig's son. He was a Ridge High School graduate of 2006. He is now an emergency room doctor and a National Guard volunteer. So, it was just terrific to see him uh serving our

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country and also what he provides to the community. And I'd like to thank Lieutenant Glenn Ammerman, Sergeant Tracy Baldesari, Sergeant Ray Gazinski, and Jen Gander of Parks and Wreck, um head of parks and w for their roles in organizing and offering this program.

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So, that concludes that. Christie, any fire and rescue appointments? >> Yes. Resolution 2026-363, appointment to membership in Township of Bernard's volunteer Liberty Corner Fire Company, Samuel Aino Cortez, Junior Member.

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>> Okay. May I have a motion? >> So move. >> Second. >> Christy, roll call, please. >> Miss Acy, >> yes. >> Mr. Hodgeges, >> yes. >> Mr. McN, >> yes. >> Mr. Tommpkins, >> yes. >> Mayor Jarte McCarthy, >> yes. Motion carried.

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>> Congratulations. Um item B, >> resolution 2026-370, appointment to membership in Township of Bernard's volunteer first aid squad of the Basking Ridge Fire Company. Number one, Kan Dong, full member. >> May I have a motion?

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>> So moved. >> Second. >> Christie, roll call, please. >> Missy, >> yes. >> Mr. Hodgees, >> yes. >> Mr. McN, >> yes. >> Mr. Tomkins, >> yes. >> Mayor Dwarte McCarthy, >> yes. Motion carried. >> Wonderful. So, congratulations to these two new members. Christie, any

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unfinished business? >> None this evening, Mayor. >> That brings us to the consent agenda. The items listed within the consent agenda portion of the meeting have been referred to the township committee for reading and study. A copy posted on the website are considered routine and will

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be enacted by one motion of the township committee with no separate discussion. If separate discussion is required, the item may be removed from the agenda by township committee action and placed on the regular agenda under new business. Would any of my colleagues like an item

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removed from the consent agenda? >> No, ma'am. >> May I have a motion? >> So moved. >> Second. >> Christie, roll call, please. >> Miss Acy, >> yes. >> Mr. Hodes, >> yes. >> Mr. McN, >> yes. >> Mr. Tomkins, >> yes.

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>> Mayor Dwarte McCarthy, >> yes. Motion carried. >> Thank you, Christie. Item B, >> ordinance 2603, an ordinance of the Township of Bernards, County of Somerset, State of New Jersey, amending, revising, and supplementing the code of the Township of Bernard's chapter 3,

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police regulations regarding property maintenance excluding residential dwelling units. And this is introduction. >> Thank you. So just to provide some context on this ordinance, this is a step to protect neighborhood aesthetics and resident safety and property values while balancing the administrative

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workload of local code enforcement. Hence, it is focused on non-residential properties. The ordinance establishes minimum standards governing the maintenance, appearance, and condition of premises situated in Bernard's Township. The ordinance prevents and eliminates conditions which if permitted

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to exist or continue would depreciate or tend to depreciate the value of adjacent or surrounding properties. In developing this ordinance, I reached out to mayors in the surrounding Somerset Hills. All the Somerset Hills municipalities absent Berners Township have a property

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maintenance ordinance. Bedminster among the municipalities excludes residential except in the R1 zone. We want to preserve the safety and property values of our residents. And I look forward to the public hearing and hopeful adoption of this ordinance on August 25th.

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Okay. Any discussion? May I have a motion? >> So moved. >> You have to I move >> Sorry. >> I move that ordinance 2603 be introduced on first reading advertised as required by law and scheduled for a public

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hearing on August 25th, 2026. Second. >> Christy, roll call, please. >> Miss Acy, >> yes. >> Mr. Hodes, >> yes. >> Mr. McN, >> yes. >> Mr. Tommpkins, >> yes. >> Mayor Jarte McCarthy. >> Yes. >> Motion carried.

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>> Thank you, Christie. Approval of minutes. >> July 28th, 2026, open session minutes. >> Okay. May I have a motion? >> So moved. >> Second. >> Okay. All in favor? >> I. >> Okay. That brings us to second public comment. Comments are welcome during the

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second com public comment period of this meeting on any matter over which the township committee has jurisdiction. The public comment portion of the agenda follows the same rules of order as the first public comment. Each speaker is limited to five minutes. The clerk will keep time. Please promptly yield the

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floor when time is called and return to your seat. Your cooperation in adherence to these rules will ensure an orderly and respectful meeting. I open public comment. No no. So, good evening. My name is 21

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Riverside Drive. Um, I've been to a few of these meetings over my 24 years in town, and I think the one that resonates with me the most is the aftermath after the neighborhood by the Par Verizon property. There was a chance for special needs

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housing. I listened to many of our township neighbors talk about where their young adults will go when they age out of the high school special needs program and um what would happen to their children if they pass away.

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I'm of the opinion that the Lord Sterling School would be a perfect location. I am not the owner of the property, president of the township. I did however become very hopeful after reading an article where the current

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owner quoted um I'm sorry was quoted as saying my goal has always been to find a reasonable long addresses the site's deterioration while creating something that serves the community

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viable way I remain open-minded as to what that ultimate solution may be if that quote is meant at face value and the current owner is open to it. Could the township help by working with the owner organization something like Ark of

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[snorts] Somerset County? I believe that there are many benefits to the town and the current owners if this is considered low interest loans, tax break, possible affordable housing credits, but I know that won't happen

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for 10 years, so it's hard to say. And if neighborhood, our neighbors don't get into the local facilities, there is a chance that the long late weight wait. So, there's a benefit for them there, too. Um, I hope the current

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owner will consider this option. Something meaningful and viable now is much better than hoping a few affordable housing units will help us 10 years from now. don't know what our affordable housing obligation will be in

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not an option willing to look at special needs facility. I would hope that the township would keep there enough apartment buildings already and being construing.

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[clears throat] My name is John Greger. I live at 53 Village Drive. Village Drive is part of the Lord Sterling Condominium Association. I'm also currently the president of the board of trustees. The reason I asked to come this evening is because we've seen many comments in the publications, the

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newspapers regarding our direct neighbor, which is 99 Lord Sterling Drive. I'd like to make some comments from our viewpoint as the neighbor to that property. I would also mention that as with most condominiums, we have our property

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management company has an electronic recording system where we log every complaint, every issue raised by any member of the community. I reviewed that record with the property manager last week. We do not have one issue, not one

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concern, not one complaint about any activity going on at 99 Lord Sterling Road. nothing related to light uh coming into the uh units that face that way. No noise issues. We've never seen any

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vandalism or anything uh coming onto our property. We can't see any signage either from our property or from the road that we would find objectionable. So, we just wanted to bring that to your attention because I know at some point when this does become before the committee that we're going to have to

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separate the facts from the stories. I'd also like to mention that I've seen the word abandoned being used in reference to that property. Now, I'm not an attorney. I don't know if there's a legal definition for property abandonment. My background is in manufacturing. I've managed numerous

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facilities and I've done a lot of work with commercial property. When I look at that property, all I see is a piece of property that's just not currently being used. Look at the characteristics of the property. The owner's known,

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have access to the owner. The property taxes are being paid. The light bill is being paid. The propertyy's secured. There's no illicit activity on the property that we know of. No arrests have ever been made on the property. Nothing coming over onto our property.

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So, we look at this as just a property that's not currently being used. And we would use an analogy here. There's it's very common in the farming industry to allow property to sit idle for a number of years. That property is never termed to be abandoned. It's just not being

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used. And we see that is the same situation at 99 North Sterling Drive. Also, that property has been sold and resold numerous times in the past six or eight years, always in a higher price. So, that means increasing value of that

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property. We just don't think that the word abandoned should be used. relationship to describing that property. So, I appreciate your time. Thank you very much. And I wish you a great summer. There's still two weeks left right? >> Thank you very much. Thank you. [cough]

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>> Hi, I'm uh Ken Atkinson. I live at 79 Village Drive uh in Lord Sterling Village and I'm the vice president on the board at Lord Sterling Village. I just want to share a couple of my personal reflections about living here in in Basking Ridge. My wife and I moved here 10 years ago from Bergen County.

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Very busy area. And when we came down here for the first time, we had a friend living in Lords Throwing Village and we were at her house and I couldn't believe the beauty of the area that we lived in here. So we ended up buying a unit in Woodthrowing Village and I remember when

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we closed on our unit uh we went back then it was the Mockingbird Cafe and we went there for breakfast and when I was about to pay the bill now it's a Blue Cafe which I think is probably the best breakfast in the state of New Jersey. >> Um when we went to pay the bill Tom the owner at that time said it's on me.

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Welcome to Baskin R. I said I'm going to love this place you know. So I have I have three sons. Two live in Mendum and one lives in um half moonly California and he's very much into the environment. He's actually on two boards. One is

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called Save the Waves where he travels across the the world seeing uh oceanfront developments and he's also on the Jane Goodall board of directors. So he comes in here occasionally and he was just here past July. He went down and he visited the uh environmental center and

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uh he came back and he said, "Dad, I found 20 species of birds here." He couldn't believe he can't believe where we live. He says, "And my wife and I pinch ourselves when we when we pull out of the state, you know, out of the north village." Um but so I I was thinking when I saw that

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movie, imagine if that woman who started that grassroots movement about the air airport here, if that wasn't real, what would this area be like then? Um, I'm not against development, but I am against the development at the Lord

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school. There is that's zone for 11 acres, five homes. I think he wants to build the developer wants to build 33 or more homes. He's going to make a good profit on on five homes. He may not make the same profit as he would on the five homes. He's going to make a lot more

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money on the 30 33 homes or whatever it is. So, I don't think we really need to change that to make that new development there. My father-in-law used to always say to me, "Less is more and I think less is more for this community." Um,

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when I ran for the board at West Therming Village to fill out an application, one of the things I put there was uh this is my final resting place. This is it here in Basking Ridge. And do you remember that movie um with Donna Reed and Jimmy Stewart? It's a

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Wonderful Life. That's what that's what Baskin is all about to me. So, I hope I hope uh we can keep the area uh zone for what it's zoned for and I thank you for your time and and and for your service to the community. >> Thank you very much. Thank you.

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>> My name is Richard Gib and I live at 17 drive. Um this is >> Are you on the board as well? Okay. [laughter] >> Any your pipeline here? >> So I hadn't really planned to speak but my I have a question for the board and that

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is I understand that this has now gone to the planning board for Lord as Lord Sterling days. So is that the final decision and do they make the final decision on this? >> So I will provide some context. Um the just the gentleman's question was is

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this the final decision with the review at the planning board? So, a resolution was passed in November 2025 by the township committee that passed the opportunity for the review of that property as an area in need of redevelopment. That will happen in

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sometime in the fall and there will be a public hearing as well at that at the planning board which I encourage voices to be there. Um, you have some concerns and that's a great place to share them. The decision by the planning board would be whether or not it is an area in need

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of redevelopment. That then returns to the township committee and the township would then consider what if anything is developed there. Um what project or what other consideration and I'll ask my attorney if that is correctly stated. It it is the only thing the planning board

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is. Um, if it does not make that, >> thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Anyone else? We're very patient here. [laughter] Okay. Well, thank you everyone for your comments and I will close public

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comment. Christie, is there any executive session this evening? >> None this evening. Mayor, >> may I have a motion to adjurnn? >> So moved. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I. >> I. Have a good evening everyone and enjoy the remainder of the summer. We do

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have another meeting on August 25th. I just [laughter]