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Resolution20-1544

Dept/ Agency: Economic and Housing Development Action: ( ) Ratifying (X) Authorizing (X) Amending Type of Service: Amending the Boundaries of a Redevelopment Plan Area Prior to Plan Adoption Purpose: To amend the list of properties referred to the Central Planning Board in resolution. List of Property: (Address/Block/Lot/Ward) Properties to be added to the Plan Area: 35 Foster Street/Block 3745/Lot 23/South Ward 723-725 Frelinghuysen Avenue/Block 3745/Lot 25/South Ward 727-739 Frelinghuysen Avenue/Block 3745/Lot 27/South Ward 162-164 Dayton Street/Block 3746/Lot 33/South Ward 160 Dayton Street/Block 3746/Lot 35/South Ward 158 Dayton Street/Block 3746/Lot 36/South Ward 154-156 Dayton Street/Block 3746/Lot 37/South Ward 150-152 Dayton Street/Block 3746/Lot 39/South Ward 146-148 Dayton Street/Block 3746/Lot 41/South Ward 142-144 Dayton Street/Block 3746/Lot 43/South Ward Properties in the Plan Area pursuant to Resolution 7R2-f(S) adopted on August 11, 2020: 741-811 Frelinghuysen Avenue/Block 3746/Lot 1/South Ward 210-236 Dayton Street/Block 3746/Lot 10 and Block 3752, Lot 25/South Ward 1-37 Ludlow Street/Block 3764/Lot 1.01/South Ward 39-83 Ludlow Street/Block 3764/Lot 1.02/South Ward 85-99 Ludlow Street, Block 3764/Lot 1.03/South Ward 101-121 Ludlow Street/Block 3764, Lot 1.04/South Ward Additional Information: Resolution 7R2-J(AS) adopted on February 19, 2020, designated the Newark Housing Authority as the Redevelopment Entity for certain properties in the South Ward. Resolution 7R2-b adopted on April 21, 2020, authorized and directed the Central Planning Board to conduct a preliminary investigation as to whether certain properties meet the criteria for designation as an area in need of redevelopment. Resolution 7R2-f(S) adopted on August 11, 2020, the Municipal Council designated certain properties as non-condemnation areas in need of redevelopment and directed the Central Planning Board to create and transmit a Redevelopment Plan and report to Municipal Council.

Introduced Nov 20, 2020· Economic and Housing Development
Adopted
Resolution20-1530

Dept/ Agency: Water and Sewer Utilities Action: ( ) Ratifying (X) Authorizing ( ) Amending Type of Service: Bid Contract Purpose: Supply and Delivery of Water Purification Chemicals for the City of Newark’s Pequannock Water Treatment Plant-Contract # 11-WS2020 Entity Name/ Entity Address: 1) Brenntag Northeast, LLC, 81 W. Huller Lane, Reading, Pennsylvania 19605-9728 2) Carus LLC, 315 Fifth Street, Peru, Illinois 61354-0599 3) Chemtrade Chemicals US, LLC, 90 East Halsey Road, Parsippany, New Jersey 07054 4) George S. Coyne Chemical Co., Inc., 3015 State Road, Croydon, Pennsylvania 19020 5) Gulbrandsen Technologies, 1 Riverside Way, Phillipsburg, New Jersey 08865-2340 6) JCI Jones Chemicals, Inc., 1765 Ringling Boulevard, Sarasota, Florida 34236 7) USALCO Baltimore Plant, LLC, 2601 Cannery Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland 21226 8) Shannon Chemical Corporation, 602 Jeffers Circle, Exton, Pennsylvania 19341-2539 Contract Amount: Not to exceed $1,800,000.00 Funding Source: 2020 Budget/Department of Water and Sewer Utilities/NW037-750-7502-83230-B2020 Contract Period: Two (2) years from the date of the written Notice to Proceed Contract Basis: (X) Bid ( ) State Vendor ( ) Prof. Ser. ( ) EUS ( ) Fair & Open ( ) No Reportable Contributions ( ) RFP ( ) RFQ ( ) Private Sale ( ) Grant ( ) Sub-recipient ( ) n/a Additional Information: This contract is for eight (8) vendors to provide bulk water purification chemicals necessary to treat the water at the Pequannock Water Treatment Plant for the operation of the City's water utility system for a collective amount not to exceed $1,800,000.00 for a period of two (2) years from the date of the Written Notice to Proceed. Bids Solicited: 18 (Eighteen) Bids Received: 11 (Eleven) Bids Rejected: 3 (Three)

Introduced Nov 18, 2020· Water Sewer Utility
Adopted
Executive Order20-1517

Executive Order No: T-20-0001 Department: Engineering and Department of Public Works Position: Asphalt Raker, 0291, (40 Hrs.) (Building Trades Bargaining Committee - BU 005) Effective Date Salary Range Steps 2015 $16.59 $19.51 p/h (7) Steps 2016 $16.59 $19.51 p/h (7) Steps 2017 $17.26 $20.18 p/h (7) Steps 2018 $18.03 $20.95 p/h (7) Steps Position: Assistant Supervising Carpenter, 06601, (35 Hrs.) (Building Trades Bargaining Committee - BU 005) Effective Date Salary Range Steps 2015 $50,503.58 $60,028.33 (7) Steps 2016 $50,503.58 $60,028.33 (7) Steps 2017 $51,903.58 $61,428.33 (7) Steps 2018 $53,503.58 $63,028.33 (7) Steps Position: Assistant Supervising Electrician, 06608, (35 Hrs.) (Building Trades Bargaining Committee - BU 005) Effective Date Salary Range Steps 2015 $50,503.58 $60,028.33 (7) Steps 2016 $50,503.58 $60,028.33 (7) Steps 2017 $51,903.58 $61,428.33 (7) Steps 2018 $53,503.58 $63,028.33 (7) Steps Position: Boiler Operator, 0880, (40 Hrs.) (Building Trades Bargaining Committee - BU 005) Effective Date Salary Range Steps 2015 $46,224.82 $55,974.40 (7) Steps 2016 $46,224.82 $55,974.40 (7) Steps 2017 $47,624.82 $57,374.40 (7) Steps 2018 $49,224.82 $58,974.40 (7) Steps Position: Carpenter, 0970, (35 Hrs.) (Building Trades Bargaining Committee - BU 005) Effective Date Salary Range Steps 2015 $48,460.98 $58,648.50 (7) Steps 2016 $48,460.98 $58,648.50 (7) Steps 2017 $49,860.98 $60,048.50 (7) Steps 2018 $51,460.98 $61,648.50 (7) Steps Position: Carpenter/Mason, 05071, (35 Hrs.) (Building Trades Bargaining Committee - BU 005) Effective Date Salary Range Steps 2015 $48,460.98 $58,648.50 (7) Steps 2016 $48,460.98 $58,648.50 (7) Steps 2017 $49,860.98 $60,048.50 (7) Steps 2018 $51,460.98 $61,648.50 (7) Steps

Introduced Nov 16, 2020· Public Works
Filed
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