MINUTES – July 21, 2016
DEAL LAKE COMMISSION
MINUTES – REGULAR MEETING
July 21, 2016
The Regular Meeting of the Deal Lake Commission was held in the Borough of Interlaken Municipal Building, 100 Grassmere Avenue, and called to order at 7:00
PM by the Vice-Chairman Don Nissim. After the Salute to the Flag, the Commission Clerk announced that the notice requirements of C.231, P.L. 1975, were met
by transmitting the notice to the Commission’s official newspaper on February 11, 2016, posting where required and filing a copy of the notice with the
Commission Clerk.
ROLL CALL
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PRESENT |
ABSENT |
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Allenhurst |
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Asbury Park |
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Deal |
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x |
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Interlaken |
x |
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Loch Arbour |
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Neptune (arrived at 7:25 pm) |
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Ocean (alternate Brian Mullins) |
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RESOLUTION #1 – RESOLUTION TO APPROVE MINUTES
UPON MOTION
of Interlaken, seconded by Loch Arbour, carried that the following Resolution be adopted:
BE IT RESOLVED
that the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Deal Lake Commission held on June 16, 2016 be and the same are hereby approved.
RECORDED VOTE:
Ayes: Interlaken, Loch Arbour, Ocean
Nays: None
Absent: Allenhurst, Deal, Neptune
Abstain: Asbury Park
RESOLUTIO N #2 – RESOLUTION TO APPROVE TREASURER’S REPORT AND PAY BILLS
UPON MOTION
of Asbury Park, seconded by Interlaken, carried that the following Treasurer’s Report for June 16, 2016 be approved and the bills listed authorized for
payment.
BALANCE ON HAND – PREVIOUS MONTH
TD Bank, NA…………………………………………………………… $145,386.96
NJ Cash Management Fund…………..……………………………………39,976.24
TOTAL ON DEPOSIT…………………………………………………. $185,363.20
RECEIPTS
Interest – TD Bank (June)……….…………………..…………………………..10.23
Interest – Cash Management Fund (June)…….…………… ……………….…..13.28
Other – …………………………………………….……………………………..0.00
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TOTAL RECEIPTS……………………………………………………..………23.51
DISBURSEMENTS
Lorraine Carafa (July)……………..……………….……..…..………………..216.67
Jessie Joseph (July)….……………………………………………………………408.33
Princeton Hydro, LLC (Invoice #29119…………………………………………………….362.00
JCP&L…………………………………………………………………………..18.72
MGL Printing Solutions………………………………………………………..185.00
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS…….………………………………………… $1,190.72
BALANCES AFTER JUNE DISBURSEMENTS
TD Bank, NA……………………………………………………..………$144,206.47
NJ Cash Management Fund……………………………………………………39,989.52
TOTAL ON DEPOSIT………………………………………………….. $184,195.99
RECORDED VOTE:
Ayes: Asbury Park, Interlaken, Loch Arbour, Ocean
Nays: None
Absent: Allenhurst, Deal, Neptune
OLD BUSINESS
Vice-Chairman Nissim moved that the Commission table the discussion and take no official action on the following items under Old Business: 2. Beach
Replenishment; 3. Sunset Avenue Bridge Replacement;
4. Bridge 11 (Interlaken to Loch Arbour); 5. Watershed Ambassador Report; 6. 319(h) Grant – Update;
7. Railroad Letter – Update; 9. Organic Material Recovery; 10. MTD Clean-Outs
1. Flood Hazard Risk Reduction Resiliency Grant Program – Mr. Avakian said that he will be meeting
with the DEP and representatives from the Flood Hazard group on August 1st.
8. Geese Problems – Sue Henderson, the Asbury Park representative, reported that Asbury Park did oil
the geese eggs.
11. Deal Lake Master Plan – Mr. Nissim feels that the public is not sure of exactly what the Deal Lake
Commission actually does. He would like to see the Plan re-named and have it contain what the
DLC has the ability to do, what we have done and our priority projects going forward.
NEW BUSINESS
1. The Commission Clerk announced that due to construction at Interlaken Borough Hall, the next
regularly scheduled meeting of the DLC on Thursday, August 18th at 7:00 PM will be in Ocean
Township Municipal Building, West Wing Conference Room, 399 Monmouth Road. The location of
the next two regular meetings will be at announced on August 18th.
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July 21, 2016
2. Sunset Lake Commission – Sue Henderson said she has been appointed to the newly formed Sunset
Lake Commission. After a brief discussion, the Commissioners told her that once the newly formed Commission has a plan of action to let the DLC know and we
will formally send them a letter offering our assistance.
3. Dock Question – A lake resident sent an e-mail asking if private docks were allowed to be placed
on the lake.
Hunt Parry, Esq., the DLC’s Attorney, said property owners should be directed to their respective local, State and Federal governments and their agencies.
4. Oil sheen reported in Terrace Pond – A Lincoln Drive resident reported on an oil sheen that appears
in the lake every so often by the outfall area near Terrace Pond. It was recommended that they
contact the DEP hotline when they see an issue like this.
5. Big Fish – It was reported that a 2.5-3 pound northern pike was caught in the lake. A picture will be
put on the website.
6. Weeds – Tabled until the next meeting.
7. Dean Foods – Tabled until the next meeting.
8. Meeting with John Tiedmann from Monmouth University – John Tiedmann from Monmouth
University’s School of Science, has offered to get some monitoring going on the lake once the fall semester starts and he can recruit some students. They
will be working in conjunction with Princeton Hydro.
9. An e-mail was received from Dave Dorfman concerning wash outs in his backyard from Hollow
Brook on Bimbler Boulevard. A letter was sent to key County and Township Departments on his
behalf.
There being no further comments, and UPON MOTION of Asbury Park, seconded by Neptune, carried that the public hearing be closed. There being no further
business, and UPON MOTION of Asbury Park, seconded by Neptune, carried that the meeting be adjourned at 7:45 PM.
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Jessie M. Joseph, RMC
Commission Clerk