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Resolution21-1166

Dept/ Agency: Economic and Housing Development Action: ( ) Ratifying (X) Authorizing ( ) Amending Type of Service: Private Sale/Redevelopment Purpose: To designate the Redeveloper and authorize entering into a Master Redevelopment Agreement with RPM Development, LLC and the Urban League of Essex County Opportunity Corporation for properties consisting of Block 1784, Lot 35 (Site A); Block 1784, Lots 6-8 (Site A1); Block 1784, Lots 10-11, 13-17, 55, 57-59, and 61-67 (Site B); and Block 1785, Lots 11-18, 20-24 and 64 (Site C) and located within the Fairmount Commons Redevelopment Plan under the Local Redevelopment and Housing Law. Entity Name: RPM Development, LLC and Urban League of Essex County Opportunity Corporation, jointly the Redeveloper Entity Address: RPM Development, LLC, 77 Park Street, Montclair, New Jersey 07042 and Urban League of Essex County Opportunity Corporation, 508 Central Avenue, Newark, New Jersey 07107 Sale Amount: $314,747.92 Cost Basis: ( ) PSF (X) Negotiated ( ) N/A ( ) Other: Assessed Amount: $0.00 Appraised Amount: $0.00 Contract Period: Project Schedule attached hereto as Exhibit C Contract Basis: ( ) Bid ( ) State Vendor ( ) Prof. Ser. ( ) EUS ( ) Fair & Open ( ) No Reportable Contributions ( ) RFP ( ) RFQ (X ) Private Sale ( ) Grant ( ) Sub-recipient ( ) n/a List of Property: (Address/Block/Lot/Ward) 381-395 South Orange Avenue/Block 1784/Lot 35/West Ward; 331 South 11th Street/Block 1784/Lot 6/West Ward; 333 South 11th Street/Block 1784/ Lot 7/West Ward; 335 South 11th Street/Block 1784/ Lot 8/West Ward; 339-341 South 11th Street/Block 1784/Lot 10/West Ward; 343 South 11th Street/Block 1784/Lot 11/West Ward; 345 South 11th Street/Block 1784/Lot 13/West Ward; 347 South 11th Street/Block 1784/Lot 14/West Ward; 349 South 11th Street/Block 1784/Lot 15/West Ward; 351 South 11th Street/Block 1784/ Lot 16/West Ward; 353 South 11th Street/Block 1784/Lot 17/West Ward; 330 South 12th Street/Block 1784/Lot 67/West Ward; 332 South 12th Street/Block 1784/Lot 66/West Ward; 334 South 12th Street/Block 1784/Lot 65/West Ward; 336 South 12th Street/Block 1784/ Lot 64/West Ward; 338 South 12th Street/Block 1784/Lot 63/West Ward; 340 South 12th Street/Block 1784/Lot 62/West Ward; 342-344 South 12th Street/Block 1784/Lot 61/West Ward; 346 South 12th Street/Block 1784/Lot 59/West Ward; 348 South 12th Street/Block 1784/Lot 58/West Ward; 350-352 South 12th Street/Block 1784/Lot 57/West Ward; 354 South 12th Street/Block 1784/Lot 55/West Ward; 343-345 South 12th Street/Block 1785/Lot 11, Add’l Lot 12/West Ward; 347 South 12th Street; Block 1785, Lot 13/West Ward; 349 South 12th Street; Block 1785, Lot 14/West Ward; 351 South 12th Street; Block 1785, Lot 15/West Ward; 353 South 12th Street; Block 1785, Lot 16/West Ward; 355 South 12th Street; Block 1785, Lot 17/West Ward; 357-359 South 12th Street; Block 1785, Lot 18/West Ward; 361 South 12th Street/Block 1785/Lot 20/West Ward; 363 South 12th Street/Block 1785/ Lot 21/West Ward; 365 South 12th Street/Block 1785/Lot 22/West Ward; 367 South 12th Street/Block 1785/Lot 23/West Ward; 369 South 12th Street/Block 1785/Lot 24/West Ward; 371-373 South 12th Street/Block 1785/Lot 64/West Ward. Additional Information: Total Price: Square Footage X PSF Sites A and A1 (27,589 SF) sold at $4 PSF ($110,356.00) Sites B and C (102,196.46 SF) sold at $2 PSF ($204,392.92) All Sites (129,785 SF) = $314,747.92 Sale at prices set forth in Ordinance 6S&Fh, adopted on April 7, 2004, establishing the minimum sale price of City-owned properties. No Action Taken 7R2-i (s) 081721

Introduced Aug 2, 2021· Economic and Housing Development
Adopted
Executive Order21-1124

Executive Order No.: T-21-0005 EHD Department: Economic and Housing Development (AFSCME-LOCAL 2299) Position: See Below Effective: 1/6/21 Salary Range: See Below Building Inspector 00924 (40 Hrs) 2016 $53,603.87 - $67,052.00 2017 $53,603.87 - $67,052.00 2018 $53,603.87 - $67,052.00 2019 $54,675.95 - $68,393.04 2020 $56,042.00 - $70,102.87 2021 $57,163.71 - $71,504.93 2022 $58,306.98 - $72,935.03 Code Enforcement 01285 (40 Hrs) 2016 $37,819.17 - $52,947.91 2017 $37,819.17 - $52,947.91 2018 $37,819.17 - $52,947.91 2019 $38,575.55 - $54,006.87 2020 $39,539.94 - $55,357.04 2021 $40,330.74 - $56,464.18 2022 $41,137.35 - $57,593.46 Construction Inspector 01338 (40 Hrs) 2016 $32,163.17 - $52,947.91 2017 $32,163.17 - $52,947.91 2018 $32,163.17 - $52,947.91 2019 $32,806.43 - $54,006.87 2020 $33,626.59 - $55,357.04 2021 $34,299.12 - $56,464.18 2022 $34,985.10 - $57,593.46 Housing Inspector 02071 (40 Hrs) 2016 $32,163.17 - $52,947.91 2017 $32,163.17 - $52,947.91 2018 $32,163.17 - $52,947.91 2019 $32,806.43 - $54,006.87 2020 $33,626.59 - $55,357.04 2021 $34,299.12 - $56,464.18 2022 $34,985.10 - $57,593.46 Housing Inspector Trainee 02074 (40 Hrs) 2016 $24,710.82 - $41,809.56 2017 $24,710.82 - $41,809.56 2018 $24,710.82 - $41,809.56 2019 $25,205.04 - $42,645.75 2020 $25,835.17 - $43,711.89 2021 $26,351.87 - $44,586.13 2022 $26,878.90 - $45,477.85 Senior Construction Inspector 03273 (40 Hrs) 2016 $35,156.77 - $59,214.85 2017 $35,156.77 - $59,214.85 2018 $35,156.77 - $59,214.85 2019 $35,859.91 - $60,399.15 2020 $36,756.40 - $61,909.15 2021 $37,491.53 - $63,147.31 2022 $38,241.37 - $64,410.26 SALARY PROGRESSION THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 2022 Unless as specifically provided for under Article VIII, in the existing contractual agreement, the current practice regarding step progression/advancement shall cease effective January 1, 2009. Members shall remain at their current step placement for the duration of the Agreement. Instead of advancing to the next step within the salary range each January 1, the increases, if any shall be reflected in each employee’s current step. Effective January 1, 2017, the 2016 base salary of all employees shall be increased by 0%. Effective January 1, 2018, the 2017 base salary of all employees shall be increased by 0%. However, all eligible employees shall receive a one-time, stipend of one thousand dollars ($1,000.00)* Effective January 1, 2019, the 2018 base salary of all employees shall be increased by 2.0% Effective January 1, 2020, the 2019 base salary of all current active employees shall be increased by 2.5% Effective January 1, 2021, the 2020 base salary of all employees shall be increased by 2.0% Effective January 1, 2022, the 2021 base salary of all employees shall be increased by 2.0% Upon expiration of the contract, no base salary adjustments or salary increases to the base will be made until a successor agreement is reached. *Eligible employees are defined as those active employees who are on the payroll at the time that the disbursement is due. It is understood that said payment in the amount of $1,000.00 shall be a non-pensionable and a non-recurring one-time payment. All terms and conditions set forth in an ordinance entitled: “An ordinance creating positions in the Department of Economic & Housing Development and establishing salaries therefore”, (6S&FX) adopted July 16, 1986 and amendments thereto, and all terms and conditions which relate to the foregoing titles which are inconsistent herewith shall no longer be in effect.

Introduced Jul 27, 2021· Economic and Housing Development
Filed
Executive Order21-1122

Executive Order No.: T-21-0004 Department: Health & Community Wellness (AFSCME-LOCAL 2299) Position: See Below Effective: 1/6/21 Salary Range: See Below Assistant Chief Sanitary Inspector, Contagious Diseases 00417 (40 Hrs) 2016 $62,036.95 - $77,666.23 2017 $62,036.95 - $77,666.23 2018 $62,036.95 - $77,666.23 2019 $63,277.69 - $79,219.55 2020 $64,859.63 - $81,200.04 2021 $66,156.82 - $82,824.04 2022 $67,479.96 - $84,480.52 Assistant Superintendent of Weights and Measure 00445 (40 Hrs) 2016 $62,036.95 - $77,666.23 2017 $62,036.95 - $77,666.23 2018 $62,036.95 - $77,666.23 2019 $63,277.69 - $79,219.55 2020 $64,859.63 - $81,200.04 2021 $66,156.82 - $82,824.04 2022 $67,479.96 - $84,480.52 Chief Registered Environmental Health Specialist Public Health 01205 (40 Hrs) 2016 $68,901.96 - $86,794.92 2017 $68,901.96 - $86,794.92 2018 $68,901.96 - $86,794.92 2019 $70,280.00 - $88,530.82 2020 $72,037.00 - $90,744.09 2021 $73,477.74 - $92,558.97 2022 $74,947.29 - $94,410.15 Code Enforcement Officer 01285 (40 Hrs) 2016 $37,819.17 - $52,947.91 2017 $37,819.17 - $52,947.91 2018 $37,819.17 - $52,947.91 2019 $38,575.55 - $54,006.87 2020 $39,539.94 - $55,357.04 2021 $40,330.74 - $56,464.18 2022 $41,137.35 - $57,593.46 Housing Inspector 02071 (40 Hrs) 2016 $32,163.17 - $52,947.91 2017 $32,163.17 - $52,947.91 2018 $32,163.17 - $52,947.91 2019 $32,806.43 - $54,006.87 2020 $33,626.59 - $55,357.04 2021 $34,299.12 - $56,464.18 2022 $34,985.10 - $57,593.46 Lead Poisoning Inspector 02268 (40 Hrs) 2016 $32,163.17 - $52,947.91 2017 $32,163.17 - $52,947.91 2018 $32,163.17 - $52,947.91 2019 $32,806.43 - $54,006.87 2020 $33,626.59 - $55,357.04 2021 $34,299.12 - $56,454.18 2022 $34,985.10 - $57,593.46 Lead Poisoning Inspector/Principal Sanitary Inspector 08038 (40 Hrs) 2016 $62,036.95 - $77,666.23 2017 $62,036.95 - $77,666.23 2018 $62,036.95 - $77,666.23 2019 $63,277.69 - $79,219.55 2020 $64,859.63 - $81,200.04 2021 $66,156.82 - $82,824.04 2022 $67,479.96 - $84,480.52 Lead Poisoning Inspector/Senior Sanitary Inspector 0A713 (40 Hrs) 2016 $58,950.10 - $74,554.73 2017 $58,950.10 - $74,554.73 2018 $58,950.10 - $74,554.73 2019 $60,129.10 - $76,045.82 2020 $61,632.33 - $77,946.97 2021 $62,864.98 - $79,505.91 2022 $64,122.28 - $81,096.03 Registered Environmental Health Specialist Trainee 03097 (40 Hrs) 2016 $53,603.87 - $67,052.00 2017 $53,603.87 - $67,052.00 2018 $53,603.87 - $67,052.00 2019 $54,675.95 - $68,393.04 2020 $56,042.85 - $70,102.87 2021 $57,163.71 - $71,504.93 2022 $58,306.98 - $72,935.03 Registered Environmental Health Specialist Trainee 03101 (40 Hrs) 2016 $53,603.87 - $67,052.00 2017 $53,603.87 - $67,052.00 2018 $53,603.87 - $67,052.00 2019 $54,675.95 - $68,393.04 2020 $56,042.85 - $70,102.87 2021 $57,163.71 - $71,504.93 2022 $58,306.98 - $72,935.03 Supervising Code Enforcement Officer 07380 (40 Hrs) 2016 $40,698.07 - $68,855.87 2017 $40,698.07 - $68,855.87 2018 $40,698.07 - $68,855.87 2019 $41,512.03 - $70,232.99 2020 $42,549.83 - $71,988.81 2021 $43,400.83 - $73,428.59 2022 $44,268.85 - $74,897.16 SALARY PROGRESSION THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 2022 Unless as specifically provided for under Article VIII, in the existing contractual agreement, the current practice regarding step progression/advancement shall cease effective January 1, 2009. Members shall remain at their current step placement for the duration of the Agreement. Instead of advancing to the next step within the salary range each January 1, the increase, if any shall be reflected in each employee’s current step. Effective January 1, 2017, the 2016 base salary of all employees shall be increased 0%. Effective January 1, 2018, the 2017 base salary of all employees shall be increased by 0%. However, all eligible employees shall receive a one-time stipend of one thousand dollars ($1,000.00)* Effective January 1, 2019, the 2018 base salary of all employees shall be increased by 2.0%. Effective January 1, 2020, the 2019 base salary of all current active employees shall be increased by 2.5% Effective January 1, 2021, the 2020 base salary of all employees shall be increased by 2.0% Effective January 1, 2022, the 2021 base salary of all employees shall be increased by 2.0% Upon expiration of the contract, no base salary adjustments or salary increases to the base will be made until a successor agreement is reached. *Eligible employees are defined as those employees who are on the payroll at the time that the disbursement is due. It is understood that said payment in the amount of $1,000.00 shall be a non-pensionable and a non-recurring one-time payment. All terms and conditions set forth in an ordinance entitled: “An ordinance creating positions in the Department of Health and Community Wellness and establishing salaries therefore, (6S&FX) adopted July 16, 1986 and amendments thereto, and all terms and conditions which relate to the foregoing titles which are inconsistent herewith shall no longer be in effect.

Introduced Jul 27, 2021· Health and Community Wellness
Filed
Executive Order21-1129

Executive Order No.: T-21-0009 Department: Public Safety (AFSCME-LOCAL 2299) Position: See Below Effective: 1/6/21 Salary Range: See Below Chief Transportation Inspector 05919 (40 Hrs) 2016 $36,042.10 - $60,011.21 2017 $36,042.10 - $60,011.21 2018 $36,042.10 - $60,011.21 2019 $36,762.94 - $61,211.43 2020 $37,682.01 - $62,741.72 2021 $38,435.65 - $63,996.55 2022 $39,204.36 - $65,276.48 License Inspector 02292 (40 Hrs) 2016 $30,631.55 - $50,433.42 2017 $30,631.55 - $50,433.42 2018 $30,631.55 - $50,433.42 2019 $31,244.18 - $51,442.09 2020 $32,025.28 - $52,728.14 2021 $32,665.79 - $53,782.70 2022 $33,319.11 - $54,858.35 Senior Transportation Inspector 03629 (40 Hrs) 2016 $27,750.50 - $40,497.65 2017 $27,750.50 - $40,497.65 2018 $27,750.50 - $40,497.65 2019 $28,305.51 - $41,307.62 2020 $29,013.15 - $42,340.29 2021 $29,593.41 - $43,187.10 2022 $30,185.28 - $44,050.84 Transportation Inspector 01285 (40 Hrs) 2016 $24,710.82 - $41,809.56 2017 $24,710.82 - $41,809.56 2018 $24,710.82 - $41,809.56 2019 $25,205.04 - $42,645.75 2020 $25,835.16 - $43,711.89 2021 $26,351.87 - $44,586.13 2022 $26,878.90- $45,477.85 SALARY PROGRESSION THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 2022 Unless as specifically provided for under Article VIII, in the existing contractual agreement, the current practice regarding step progression/advancement shall cease effective January 1, 2009. Members shall remain at their current step placement for the duration of the Agreement. Instead of advancing to the next step within the salary range each January 1, the increases, if any shall be reflected in each employee’s current step. Effective January 1, 2017, the 2016 base salary of all eligible employees shall be increased by 0% Effective January 1, 2018, the 2017 base salary of all employees shall be increased by 0%. However, all eligible employees shall receive a one-time, stipend of one thousand dollars ($1,000.00)* Effective January 1, 2019, the 2018 base salary of all employees shall be increased by 2.0% Effective January 1, 2020, the 2019 base salary of all current active employees shall be increased by 2.5% Effective January 1, 2021, the 2020 base salary of all employees shall be increased by 2.0% Effective January 1, 2022, the 2021 base salary of all employees shall be increased by 2.0% Upon expiration of the contract, no base salary adjustments or salary increases to the base will be made until a successor agreement is reached. *Eligible employees are defined as those active employees who are on the payroll at the time the disbursement is due. It is understood that said payment in the amount of $1,000.00 shall be a non-pensionable and a non-recurring one-time payment. All terms and conditions set forth in an ordinance entitled. “An ordinance creating positions in the Department of Public Safety and establishing salaries therefore.” (6PSF-A(s) adopted January 7, 2016 and amendments thereto, and all terms and conditions which relate to the foregoing titles which are inconsistent herewith shall no longer be in effect.

Introduced Jul 27, 2021· Public Safety
Filed
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