Borough of Pompton Lakes, 25 Lenox Ave, Pompton Lakes, NJ

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Information and Reference Calendar
Hello Fellow Pomptonians,
Over the past two years I have often been asked questions about our town. Some, such as
size and population are easy to answer (approx 3 sq. miles and 10,640). When asked to
describe our community I get stumped. How do I describe what we have here? What can
I say to help the other person really appreciate Pompton Lakes?
I start by saying that we’re “Mayberry.” Kids that grow up here tend to stay. Some may
leave to explore for awhile but in the end all roads lead home – to Pompton. And we have
many multi-generational families like the Moyles, Murphys and even my own family the
Quigleys.
Mayor
I often talk about how we congregate at Cardinal Café, Tony’s or the Ice Cream Station.
Katie Cole
Council President
And the big news in town for awhile was the progress on the roof at Thatcher McGhee’s.
973-583-7087
Richard Steele
973-835-0143 ext.240 I brag about our schools. I describe our High School and its traditions. I tell people Tom 973-835-0143 ext. 303
[email protected] Selleck and other stars came to Pompton to film the movie “In and Out” and TV shows
[email protected]
have been filmed in the High School.
But how do I tell them about people like Al Backus who has volunteered on the Fire Dept
for 60 years or Jerry McMinn who is right behind him on the First Aid Squad
for almost 55 years? Or how do I describe the pride in our First Aid Squad for
Town Meetings
being the “Mother” squad for most of the towns north of Paterson?
Locations
How do I talk about all the people who go above and beyond like Mary Beth
Meetings noted throughout the
calendar are held at the following Morton who for ten years has run a cancer benefit that raised about $90,000?
How do I account for the hours that Joe Koning puts in running the fishing
locations (refer to last page for
derby on Pompton Day and designing and building “regattas” and signs for the
addresses):
day? How do I summarize traditions like Bob McGrady organizing the MemoMunicipal Council Chambers
rial Day program and parade for the last 30 years and his father doing it for the
Councilwoman
• Mayor & Council
Lisa Riggiola
30 years before that?
• Board of Health
973-835-3258
• Planning Board
Pompton is an indescribable place because of the people who live here.
973-835-0143 ext. 305
• Zoning Board
Thank you for all you do to make our town a special place to live.
[email protected]
• Recreation Commission
I know that no place is perfect but I also know that there’s no place
• Open Space Committee
like HOME.
• Environmental Committee
• Shade Tree Commission
• Flood Advisory Board
Library
• Library Trustees
• Historic Commission
Lakeside School Media Center
• Municipal Alliance
• Teen Center Committee
Board of Education Building
• Board of Education
MUA Administration Building
• MUA
Councilman
Lloyd Kent
973-865-3407
973-835-0143 ext. 304
[email protected]
Councilman
Ed Meakem
973-616-1284
973-835-0143 ext. 300
[email protected]
Katie Cole, Mayor
Keeping In Touch With The Borough
• www.pomptonlakesgov.com is the website information center for residents
• PLTV Channel 77 keeps residents informed of Borough events
• Reverse 9-1-1 is a newly instituted emergency notification system-additional
information can be found on the calendar Emergency Management page
• Council Meetings are recorded through “make a motion” and can be viewed
through a video link on the website
Councilman
Ellis L. Marples
973-248-6506
Councilman
Michael Simone Jr.
973-835-0143, ext. 301
[email protected] [email protected]
PLEASE BE AWARE THAT MEETING DATES, TIMES AND/OR SCHOOL DATES AND CLOSINGS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Borough of Pompton Lakes, 25 Lenox Ave, Pompton Lakes, NJ 07442 – 973-835-0143
Municipal Clerk’s Office ext. 238
The following are some of the duties and services provided
*SUMMER HOURS
through the Office of the Clerk for the Borough of
th
[email protected]
May 26 -September 4th
Pompton Lakes.
The Municipal Clerk and her staff are available to assist the
Administrative Offices
PASSPORT INFORMATION
public from 8:30am – 4:30pm Monday through Friday.
(*Summer Hours)
Monday
8:30 am – 4:30 pm Link available on Borough Website www.pomptonlakesgov.com
Tuesday
8:30 am – 4:30 pm A passport is now required to travel to such places as Canada,
The Municipal Clerk is a statutory appointed position that
requires certification by the State of New Jersey and is the direct
Wednesday
8:30 am – 6:00 pm the Caribbean, Bermuda and Mexico.
link between the residents and the government. The Clerk is the Thursday
8:30 am – 4:30 pm Passports are available through the County Clerk’s Office, Passsecretary to the governing body and responsible for preparing
Friday
8:30 am – 2:00 pm port Division, located at 401 Grand Street, Paterson, 973-8814337, satellite locations throughout the County, at designated
agendas for Council Meetings, custodian of the municipal seal
times during the year. Additional information on the Borough’s
and retaining original copies of all minutes,
website, PLTV Channel 77, and WGHT radio.
ordinances, resolutions, bonds, contracts, and
deeds. The Municipal Clerk also receives corLandlord Registration
respondence, petitions, requests for town
As mandated by New Jersey Statute 46:8-28, landlords are required to register
events, etc. and presents them to the Mayor
residential rental units with the Municipal Clerk in the municipality in which the
and Council for their information and/or forrental unit is located. Each time there is a change of tenant, a new registration
mal action. The Clerk is the coordinator for
must be filed.
OPRA requests and is the records manager
Notary Sevices
for government records and implementing
The Clerk’s office provides notary services for Pompton Lakes residents only.
local archives and records retention.
Borough Clerk/Deputy Borough Administrator
Corporate, Partnership, Commercial or documents that require a medallion seal
Elizabeth
Brandsness
(center)
with
Office
Staff
The Borough Clerk serves as the Election
will not be notarized in the Clerk’s office. Notary services will be provided at
Barbara Padula, Deputy Clerk (l) and
Official and coordinates Elections.
the home for any resident who is housebound. All notary services are done as a
Barbara Cichon, Deputy Registrar (r).
ELECTION INFORMATION
courtesy for our residents and there is no charge. Documents to be notarized must
be signed in the presence of the notary and proof of identification and
Board of Education Election: 3rd Tuesday in April
residency must be provided.
Primary Election: 1st Tuesday after the first Monday in June
Bingo 50/50 and Raffle Licensing Laws
General Election: 1st Tuesday after the first Monday in November
Bingo, 50/50 and raffle licenses are regulated and a qualified organization must
Voting Site: Your sample ballot will direct you to the voting site for
receive an identification number from the Legalized Games of Chance Control
your District.
Commission prior to making application in the municipality where the games are
Required Eligibility to Register to Vote: United States Citizen, 18 years of age,
to be conducted. It is illegal for any organization to conduct Bingo, 50/50, or any
resident of Pompton Lakes. Registration deadline is 21 days before the election.
kind of a Raffle without a license issued by the Borough of Pompton Lakes.
Voter Registration/Absentee Ballot Applications: Applications to register to
Borough Administrator ext. 239
vote, change name, address or party affiliations are available to residents at the
[email protected]
Clerk’s Office. Absentee ballot applications may also be obtained at the Clerk’s
The Borough Administrator, Vito Gadaleta, serves as the Chief Administrative
Office (the County Clerk will mail the official absentee ballot to the applicant’s
Officer of the Borough and when qualified, serves as the Qualified Purchasing
registered address). These applications must be filed prior to the Elections.
Agent for the Borough. The Borough Administrator shall execute all laws and
Please call the Clerk’s Office for more information.
ordinances of the Borough and recommend to the governing body for adoption
of such measures as deemed necessary or expedient. As Chief Administrative
Poll Workers
Officer, he directs and supervises the administration of all departments, offices
Poll workers are needed to work the Primary and General Elections and the
and department heads of the Borough government and is responsible for the
County will pay $200.00 per election. You must be a registered voter of
maintenance of sound personnel policies and administrative practices. The
Passaic County and take an informative class to qualify. Please call the Clerk’s
Borough Administrator maintains a continuing review and analysis of budget
office for more information.
operations, work programs and costs of municipal government and services.
Residents who may have questions or concerns regarding Borough related issues
may contact the Borough Administrator.
Fifth Annual
Pompton Day
September 6, 2009
(Raindate September 7, 2009)
Celebrating Pompton Lakes
9:00am
HERSHFIELD PARK
5K Run – Sporting Activities
12:00pm
LAKESIDE AVENUE
Vendors – Entertainment – Music
Games – Raffles – Regatta Contest
9:00pm
LAKESIDE BRIDGE
Fireworks Display
Free Town Wide
Garage Sale
July 18 (rain date July 19)
Remember, this is a free community
event – no fees and no registration.
Garage Sale Rules
Permits Required
Pursuant to Chapter 153 of the code
of the Borough of Pompton Lakes,
residents are required to obtain a
permit from the Borough Clerk’s
office seven days prior to conducting a
garage sale from their homes. Two
garage sales within a twelve-month
period are allowed and may be held
between the hours of 9:00am to
6:00pm. The cost of the permit is
$15.00 and the fee is waived for
residents over the age of 60. Failure
to comply may result in penalties.
Tax Collection Department ext. 234
Assessment Department ext. 231
[email protected]
Gail Bado, Collector
Joann Lynch, Assistant Collector
The Tax Collection Department is responsible for collecting
the amount of money that is certified by the County of
Passaic to be collected in the Borough of Pompton Lakes.
Billing - Taxes are due on February 1st, May 1st,
August 1st and November 1st. There is a ten day grace
period; payments received after the ten day grace period will
be assessed a late charge. (Postmarks not accepted) Bills are
mailed in July, after the budget is adopted and the first payment of the new bill is due on August 1st.
Tax Deductions – Veterans, widows of veterans, senior
citizens and disabled persons are eligible to receive a
$250.00 tax deduction. Forms for qualifying can be
obtained from the Tax Assessor’s Office.
Tax Relief Programs - information on tax relief programs
is available on the State of New Jersey Department of
Treasury Division of Taxation website.
www.state.nj.us/treasury/taxation
[email protected]
Michael Barker, Assessor
Gloria Scarmazzo, Assistant Assessor
The Assessment Department is responsible annually for
accurately identifying, listing, and valuing all real property
in the Borough as well as defending the values. This requires
the collection, interpretation and maintenance of data from
numerous sources.
The Department also administers numerous programs provided by New Jersey State Statutes including senior citizen,
disabled person and veteran tax deductions, farmland assessments, tax exemptions to eligible non-profit organizations,
sales ratio, and annual assessment notifications.
For specific information call the office.
It is also recommended that you call before visiting the
office due to the fact that the Assessors spend part of their
workday outside of the office.
Tax Collection and Assessment Hours:
8:30am - 4:30pm Monday through Friday,
5:00pm – 8:00pm Thursday
Shade Tree Commission ext. 306
[email protected]
The Borough received approval for our Community Forestry Management Plan
that enabled the town to apply for and receive a $25,000 New Jersey Community
Stewardship Incentive Program (CSIP) grant. This plan is an essential guide to
successfully achieving a healthy and safe community forest.
In the past two years, a total of 225 trees have been planted along town streets
and in our parks through these grants. Only municipalities and counties with
approved status under the NJ Shade Tree and Community Forestry Act are eligible to apply for a CSIP grant.
Members of the Shade Tree Commission were pleased to announce that the Borough has earned a Tree City USA designation which they have been working
towards for a few years. The Tree City USA program is sponsored by the Arbor
Day Foundation, along with the USDA Forest Service and the National Association of State Foresters. In the spring of this year, Mayor Cole and the Shade Tree
Commission accepted the Tree City USA designation award at the State Arbor
Day ceremony in Tewksbury, NJ. The Tree City USA signs at our town entrances
tell visitors that we are a community that cares about its environment.
Shade Tree Commissioners display trees to be
planted throughout the community.
July 2009
www.pomptonlakesgov.com
Sunday
Monday
Refer to map on back
cover to determine section Brush, Branches and Leaves
may be brought
schedule for garbage, paper
to Recycling Center
and leaf pickup
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Board of Ed.–7:30
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St. Marys Seniors
at Carnevale Center–1:00
Recycling Pickup–Borough Wide
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Pompton Lakes Cable TV Channel 77
Golden Agers @
Civic Center–12:00
Friday
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Municipal Building/DPW
Closed
NO GARBAGE PICKUP
Library Closed
INDEPENDENCE DAY
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Environmental Comm.–7:00
Municipal Alliance–7:00
Open Space–7:30
Leaves/Brush/Branch Pickup
Sections 1&3 North
Sections 2&4 South
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Saturday
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Library Closed
Recycling Center Closed
Monday thru Saturday
7:30–3:30
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Library Closed
Recycling Center Open
7:30–3:30
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TOWN WIDE
GARAGE SALE
Street Sweeping
Sections 1&3 North
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Recreation Comm.–8:00
Street Sweeping
Sections 2&4 South
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Council Meeting–7:30
Paper Pickup–North
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TOWN WIDE
GARAGE SALE
RAIN DATE
MUA Meeting–6:00
Shade Tree Comm.–7:30
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Municipal Building 973-835-0143
B.I.D.–4:00
Planning Board–8:00
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Zoning Board–8:00
Historic Comm.–8:00
St. Marys Seniors
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No DPW Pickups
Golden Agers @
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Flood Advisory Board–7:00
Sections 1&3 North
Sections 2&4 South
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Library Closed
7:30–3:30
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Library Closed
7:30–3:30
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Police (973) 835-0400/Emergency 911
Pompton Lakes Board of Health
The Board of Health provides Preventative
Dog & Cat Licenses
Health, Environmental Health and Vital
Dog and Cat licenses are issued by the Health
Health Officer x228, Mary Ann Orapello, CMR, [email protected] Department and are due every year by January
Statistics Services. One of the main functions of the Health Department is to prePublic Health Nurse x225, Sonia H. Colon, R.N., B.S.N.
31st; a late charge will be assessed after that
vent the premature onset of disease and
fax • 973-835-9960 e-mail • [email protected]
date. Proof of rabies vaccination is required to
disability, and to help all residents achieve
Secretary/Registrar x228, Patricia Brennan, [email protected]
obtain a license.
healthier, more productive lives. The
Animal Control Officer, Lisa Perry 973-838-8959 & 973-838-2220
Please take notice that pursuant to Borough
Health Department is committed to
Ordinance No. 92-14, Annual Dog Canvass,
Sanitarian x226, Kenneth Hawkswell, MPH, [email protected]
maintaining, protecting, and promoting
the police will conduct an annual dog canvass
the health of our residents through
and a penalty of $60.00 per unlicensed dog or
Public Health Programs
organized health promotion and disease
cat will be imposed upon the owner for violation
Monthly Programs
prevention efforts. These efforts are based
of this ordinance.
Board of Health Meetings – 1st Mon 6:30pm (Jan, Mar, May, Sept, Oct, Dec)
on statewide standards set forth by the
Animal Control Officer
New Jersey Department of Health and
Child Health Conferences – New Child Health Conferences/Immunizations
The
Animal
Control Officer (ACO) provides
Senior Services known as “Recognized
(Call Borough Nurse)
unique
services
for the community such as hanPublic Health Activities and Minimum
Child Health Lead Screening – Month of March
dling resident complaints ranging from animal
Standards of Performance for Local Boards
Blood Pressure – 4th Wednesday (9:00 am - 12:00 noon)
cruelty, barking dogs, animals running at large,
of Health in New Jersey”.
animal bites and wildlife issues. The ACO is
The mandates established within “Minimum
available to answer calls regarding issues on
Standards” include the following core
domestic
animals
and
wildlife.
The
Borough
contracts with the Bloomingdale Animal
requirements:
Shelter to provide ACO services and to care for dogs and cats until their owners
To develop, implement, and evaluate health
reclaim them or until they are placed in their forever home. The Bloomingdale Animal
promotion activities in Accident Prevention,
Shelter is located at 23 Brandt Lane in Bloomingdale. For more information please call
Alcohol & Drug Abuse, Nutrition, Smoking
973-838-2220. To report cases of cruelty or neglect please call 973-838-8959.
Cessation, and Physical Fitness & Exercise.
To meet this requirement the Health Department has contracted Health Education serBoard of Health Clinic Schedules 2009/2010
vices through Chilton Memorial Hospital.
Pre-registration required Nurse, ext. 225 –Secretary, ext. 228
To perform environmental health and safety
Note: Not all 2010 Clinics have not been scheduled at this time; please call Health Dept
inspections of all establishments that serve
for future dates ***Clinic dates are subject to change***
food, bathing places, youth camps, and public
Borough Registrar/Board of Health Secretary
CLINIC
DATE-DAY
TIME
PLACE
FEE
health nuisances.
Patricia Brennan (l) and Borough Nurse
S.M.A.C.
Sept. 12, 2009
7:30Borough Hall
$25.00
To develop and implement programs that
Sonia Colon (r)
Blood Tests
Saturday
9:30AM
25 Lenox Ave.
focus on preventing the spread of communicaLegs for Life,
Sept. 16, 2009
5:00-8:00PM Collins Pavilion
FREE
ble diseases.
P.V.D.
Wednesday
Chilton Hospital
Stroke
Sept. 30, 2009
3:00-6:00PM Carnevale Center
$11.00
To provide affordable and accessible Maternal and Child Health Services to address the
Prevention
Wednesday
15 Lenox Ave..
needs of infants and preschool children.
Screening
To provide adult health services.
Flu/Pneumonia Oct. 1, 2009
3:00-6:00PM Borough Hall
$15.00/$25.00
In addition, the Health Department offers other screenings and programs based on the
Clinic
Tentative
25 Lenox Ave.
Medicare
Thursday
Part B – FREE
assessed needs of the residents. The Pompton Lakes Board of Health is proud of its
Rabies Clinic
Nov. 14, 2009
1:00-3:00PM Borough Garage
FREE
long-standing commitment of service to the community and is pleased with the perforSaturday
Mill Street
mance of its staff.
Female Cancer Nov. 20, 2009
5:00-9:00PM Borough Hall
$45.00
Office of Vital Statistics
Prevention
Thursday
25 Lenox Ave.
S.M.A.C.
April 10, 2010
7:30Borough Hall
$25.00
The Office of Vital Statistics records all births, marriages, civil unions, and deaths that
Blood Tests
Saturday
9:00AM
25 Lenox Ave.
occur within the Borough. Certified copies of these records can be obtained through
this office for a nominal fee. Marriage and Civil Union applications are issued by the
Registrar by appointment only. Please contact the office for more information.
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Wednesday
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NATIONAL
NIGHT OUT
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MUA Meeting–6:00
Street Sweeping
Sections 1&3 North
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Board of Ed.–7:30
Street Sweeping
Sections 2&4 South
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B.I.D.–4:00
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Thursday
Friday
cover to determine section
and leaf pickup
Brush, Branches and Leaves
may be brought
to Recycling Center
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Saturday
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Third Quarter Taxes Due
Library Closed
7:30–3:30
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Golden Agers @
Sections 1&3 North
Sections 2&4 South
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Library Closed
7:30–3:30
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SENIOR
PICNIC
St. Marys Seniors
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Open Space–7:30
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Golden Agers @
Sections 1&3 North
Sections 2&4 South
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Library Closed
7:30–3:30
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Library Closed
7:30–3:30
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Zoning Board–8:00
St. Marys Seniors
Library Closed
7:30–3:30
Recreation Commission ext 290
The Recreation Commission under the direction of Karen Murphy, provides
Spring/Summer and Fall/Winter programs for children and adults throughout
the year. Special events are planned such as the Egg Hunt, Breakfast with Santa
and the Senior Picnic.
Program brochures are mailed to residents indicating sign-up
times and locations. Updates and/or changes to programs are
posted on the sign in front of the Library as well as on the Borough’s website. Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of the
month at 8:00pm in the Municipal Building.
Pompton Lakes Municipal Alliance Council
Susan Dziuba, Director 973-616-8197
The Pompton Lakes Municipal
Alliance Council (PLMAC) is
funded by a grant from the Governor’s Council for the prevention of alcohol and substance
abuse throughout the community. State Alliance funds are allocated to provide education, prevention efforts and intervention
services as well as support outreach efforts directed towards students, parents and community
members.
The PLMAC, in conjunction with the Police Department, school
system, Recreation Commission, relevant agencies and community organizations works as a community resource to assist in the
prevention, identification and intervention of negative juvenile
behaviors and dysfunctional family units. The PLMAC strives to
create a united community that acts to positively influence the
lives of the community’s children so that they can say no to alcohol and other drugs.
In addition, the PLMAC provides and supports many activities focusing on the
youth of the community such as after school enrichment programs, summer
camp, project graduation, peer to peer leadership programs, outdoor education,
the Game of L.I.F.E. and Teen Center activities. This year an underage drinking
seminar was presented to middle and high school students and adults by guest
speaker Matt Bellace.
Meetings are held on the second Thursday of each month (excluding July and
August) at 7:00PM at the Lakeside School Media Center.
Teen Center
Janet Sciacchetano – [email protected]
The Teen Center, located at 247 Wanaque Avenue behind The Smiling Rhino
Theater, provides a safe, gently supervised place for Middle School and High
School students to gather with their friends.
The Teen Center offers a variety of activities throughout the year,
including dances, open gym, movie night, game & craft events,
themed parties and much more.
The Teen Center is a non-profit organization sponsored jointly
by the Town Council, Municipal Alliance, and the Recreation
Department and is staffed with adult community volunteers.
Most of the events are free; some are at a nominal fee. Middle
School students must register each year to participate in activities.
The Teen Center Committee
Meetings are held at the Lakeside Media Center, Lakeside
School on the second Thursday
of the month at 7:45pm with
the exception of July, August
and September. (If school is
closed, the meeting will take
place in the Pompton Lakes
Teen Center, 247 Wanaque
Avenue(behind the smiling Rhino Theater).
Youth Sporting Activities
Pompton Lakes’ sports organizations are unique in the sense that
they are independently managed by the individual organization,
which is separate from the Pompton Lakes Recreation Commission.
These organizations are committed to promoting good sportsmanship and teaching the fundamentals of the sport.
Pompton Lakes/Riverdale Little League
Andres Ferreira – 917-468-8746 – [email protected]
Joe Grill Snack Stand– 973-835-4494
Pompton Lakes/Riverdale Soccer Association
Mike Serra – 973-610-8306 – www.plrsa.com
Pompton Lakes/Riverdale Youth Organization
General Information – [email protected] www.plryo.com
PAL Basketball – Richard Fleischer 973-831-9265
Volunteer–Make a Difference!
September 2009
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
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Wednesday
2
may be brought
to Recycling Cente
Street Sweeping
Sections 2&4 South
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POMPTON DAY
DAY
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8
(raindate)
Closed
Library Closed
Schools Closed
NO GARBAGE PICKUP
LABOR DAY
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Board of Health–6:30
Street Sweeping
Sections 1&3 North
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MUA Meeting–6:00
Library Trustees–7:30
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Schools Closed
Schools Open
Board of Ed.–7:30
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B.I.D.–4:00
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Zoning Board–8:00
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Schools Closed
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911
REMEMBRANCE
CEREMONY–7:00
St. Marys Seniors
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St. Marys Seniors
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No DPW Pickups
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
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Golden Agers @
Sections 1&3 North
Sections 2&4 South
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Open Space–7:30
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7:30–3:30
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and leaf pickup
Pompton Lakes
Fire Department
Fire Prevention Bureau
IT IS MOST IMPORTANT TO
REPORT ANY AND ALL FIRE
EMERGENCIES IMMEDIATELY,
(NO MATTER HOW SMALL) BY
CALLING 911
The Fire Prevention Bureau is located
at the front entrance of the Pompton
Lakes Volunteer Fire Department,
1 Passaic Avenue, Pompton Lakes.
Bureau activities include public educational programs, issuing fire safety
permits and inspection of all public
places in the Borough as per State
and Local regulations.
David Evangelista, certified Fire
Prevention Chief/Fire Official,
administers the daily operation of the
Bureau and Albert Bruno, certified
Fire Inspector, performs all home
and public field inspections. To call
the Fire Prevention Bureau (nonemergency) dial 973-616-5918.
The Fire Official can be reached
at 973-248-5325 or [email protected] and the Fire
Inspector can be reached at
973-445-5050 or
[email protected].
Please Note: BEFORE any single
or multi-family dwelling can change
occupancy/ownership, a Certificate of
Smoke Detector Compliance Inspection
SHALL be requested. Failure to comply
will result in a violation of State law and
will be subject to a $500.00 penalty.
All applications for a home inspection
compliance certificate must be completed
at the Fire Prevention office with
appropriate fees paid at that time; a
Certificate of Compliance will be
issued upon successful completion of
the inspection.
David Evangelista
Fire Prevention Chief
Fire Official
Albert Bruno
Fire Inspector
Fire Official
October 2009
Sunday
LEAF SEASON
BEGINS THIS MONTH
ONCE A WEEK
GARBAGE PICKUP
IN EFFECT
4
Monday
September 2009
S M T W T F
Tuesday
S
1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
27 28 29 30
5
11
12
Schools Closed
Street Sweeping
Sections 1&3 North
18
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
CAR SHOW
November 2009
S M T W T F
Wednesday
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
29 30
6
13
Board of Ed.–7:30
Street Sweeping
Sections 2&4 South
19
20
MUA Meeting–6:00
Last Twice a Week Pickup
B.I.D.–4:00
Last Twice a Week Pickup
26
25
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
CAR SHOW
(RAINDATE)
Leaf Season Begins South
NO GARBAGE PICKUP
27
Zoning Board–8:00
Leaf Season Begins North
NO GARBAGE PICKUP
Thursday
1
S
Golden Agers @
7
8
14
St. Marys Seniors
21
28
St. Marys Seniors
Open Space–7:30
Teen Center Comm.–7:45
15
Golden Agers @
22
29
Friday
2
9
16
23
30
Saturday
3
7:30–3:30
10
7:30–3:30
17
7:30–3:30
24
7:30–3:30
31
7:30–3:30
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND OPEN SPACE COMMITTEES / FLOOD ADVISORY BOARD
Our environment is not something that we may take for granted. It is a product of our sincere concern, wise planning and
careful actions. It is planting trees, writing smart laws, cleaning our rivers, saving energy and preserving open space. It is wise
floodplain management and educating our children to be good stewards of the land. It means fixing what is broken and cleaning up what is dirty. All of this and more represents environmental protection in Pompton Lakes. A green today means a
green tomorrow.
The Borough’s Open Space Committee makes recommendations to Mayor and Council as to lands to be acquired for open
space, parkland and recreation as well as suggesting how to use funds to maintain existing open space. The Borough has
received grant money to beautify our open space in order to make safe havens for
our children to play and our seniors to relax.
The Flood Advisory Board pursues means necessary to alleviate, curtail, solve or prevent problems relating to flooding within the Borough and to confer with the proper
authorities for the purpose of improving the scope and efficiency of flood control.
The Lake Restoration Committee is a branch of the Flood Advisory Board dedicated
to restoring Pompton Lake.
Meetings are open to the public and are held in the Municipal Building as follows:
Environmental Protection – 2nd Thursday - 7:00pm
Open Space – 2nd Thursday – 7:30pm
Flood Advisory Board – 4th Thursday – 7:00pm
Volunteers participating in annual river clean-up
SOLUTIONS TO STORM WATER POLLUTION
A Guide to Healthy Habits for Cleaner Water
Pollution on streets, parking lots and lawns is washed by rain into storm drains, then directly to our drinking water supplies
and the ocean and lakes our children play in. Fertilizer, oil, pesticides, detergents, pet waste and grass clippings are among
the many pollutants that end up in our water supply.
Storm water pollution is New Jersey’s greatest threat to clean and plentiful water, and that is why we are doing something
about it.
By sharing the responsibility and making small, easy changes in our daily lives, we can keep common pollutants out of storm
water. It all adds up to cleaner water, and it saves the high cost of cleaning up once it’s dirty.
As part of New Jersey’s initiative to keep our water clean and plentiful and to meet federal requirements, many municipalities
and other public agencies, including colleges and military bases, must adopt ordinances or other rules prohibiting various
activities that contribute to storm water pollution. Breaking these rules can result in fines or penalties. The Borough Council
adopted Ordinance 06-02, Stormwater Control, Chapter 160A of the Code of the Borough of Pompton Lakes. A complete
copy of this ordinance is available from the Borough Clerk’s Office.
Easy Things You Can Do Every Day to Protect Our Water
As a resident, business owner or other member of the New Jersey community, it
is important to know these easy things you can do every day to protect our water:
• Limit your use of fertilizers and pesticides • Properly use and dispose of
hazardous products • Keep pollution our of storm drains • Clean up after your pet • Don’t feed wildlife • Don’t litter •
Dispose of yard waste properly.
For more information on storm water related topics, visit www.njstormwater.org or www.nonpointsource.org and
www.pomptonlakesgov.com.
“Best Tasting
Drinking Water”
Pompton Lakes MUA
973-839-3044
www.plbmua.org
“Working hard to provide the Borough of
Pompton Lakes with quality water
and sewer services”
The Pompton Lakes Municipal Utilities
Authority, a seperate Authority from the
Borough, is responsible for the Borough’s
water supply, sewer collection and treatment. Monthly meetings are held at the
Authority’s Administration Building, 2000
Lincoln Avenue at 6:00 pm and are open
to the public. As you are probably aware,
the Authority recently replaced the 100year-old 8” water main and water services
with a 12” water service. The Authority
will continue to work closely with the
Streetscape Project to complete the Downtown Business area water system upgrades.
Another project nearing completion is
the Wireless Water Meter Upgrade.
The upgrade project is 90% complete
and should be completed before the end
of 2009. Instead of hiring an outside
contractor to do the wireless installations,
the Authority’s personnel have undertaken
the job which has resulted in a considerable savings to our customers with faster,
easier and more accurate meter readings.
November 2009
Sunday
1
Daylight Saving
Time Ends
Fourth Quarter Taxes Due
Monday
2
PLEASE NOTE
CHANGES IN THIS
MONTHS GARBAGE
AND LEAF PICKUP
Leaf Pickup–North & South
8
9
Leaf Pickup–South
15
16
MUA Meeting–6:00
Leaf Pickup–South
22
23
NO LEAF PICKUP
29
30
Tuesday
3
Closed
Library Open 10–5
Schools Closed
Polls Open 6am–8pm
NO LEAF PICKUP
ELECTION DAY
10
Leaf Pickup–North
17
B.I.D.–4:00
Board of Ed.–7:30
Leaf Pickup–North
24
Zoning Board–8:00
NO LEAF PICKUP
Wednesday
4
Thursday
Friday
5
VETERANS DAY
CEREMONY–7:00
11
Closed
Library Open 10–5
St. Marys Seniors
NO RECYCLING PICKUP
VETERANS DAY
18
25
Library Open 10–5
School Dismissal 1:00
St. Marys Seniors
may be brought
to Recycling Center
No Street Sweeping
this month due to
Leaf Pickup
Saturday
6
Schools Closed
Golden Agers @
7
7:30–3:30
Schools Closed
12
13
Open Space–7:30
14
7:30–3:30
19
20
Golden Agers @
21
7:30–3:30
26
27
Closed
Library Closed
Schools Closed
NO GARBAGE PICKUP
28
Closed
Library Closed
Schools Closed
NO GARBAGE PICKUP
THANKSGIVING DAY
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and leaf pickup
October 2009
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1 2 3
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
25 26 27 28 29 30 31
7:30–3:30
December 2009
S M T W T F
1 2
6 7 8 9
13 14 15 16
20 21 22 23
27 28 29 30
S
3 4 5
10 11 12
17 18 19
24 25 26
31
Pompton Lakes Police Department
The Pompton Lakes Police Department consists of a group of men and women
dedicated to protect and serve the community.
JUNIOR POLICE ACADEMY
One of the goals of The Pompton Lakes Police Department is to reach out to the Borough’s youth and
inspire good citizenship through criminal justice education. The PLPD will sponsor a Junior Police
Academy that is available to students between the ages of 11 and 14, who maintain a “C” average and
have no juvenile record. Various physical and educational activities are planned by School Resource
Office Jessica Ribitzki and other police officers.
NEUMANN FOUNDATION 2009 BIKE AWARDS
The Neumann Foundation was founded in honor of slain police officer Keith E. Neumann and for the
past twenty years has donated 101 (Officer Newmann’s badge number) Cannondale mountain bikes to
various police departments throughout New Jersey. An additional donation of 101 bikes by an anonymous donor made it possible for the PLPD to be one of the recipients.
9-1-1 INFORMATION EVERYONE NEEDS TO KNOW
9-1-1 can be called from any phone and should only be called when someone is hurt or in danger and
is in need a police officer, a firefighter, or medical assistance. The 9-1-1 operator who answers the
phone is trained to help you and give you directions to follow and will stay on the phone with you
until everyone is safe. Memorize important information about yourself and your family and know
where you are if not at home, by looking at a street sign or landmark. If you are unable to talk, keep
the phone off the hook so that the 9-1-1 operator can hear what is going on in the area surrounding
you. IF YOU CALLED 9-1-1 BY ACCIDENT DO NOT HANG UP, stay on the phone until
the call taker says it is alright to hang up.
POLICE UNITY TOUR
The Police Unity Tour Inc. was formed in 1997 by a group of law enforcement officers from NJ who
rode their bicycles to raise awareness and financial support for the National Law Enforcement Officers
Memorial fund. The group has grown to over 1100 members nationwide.
The following are other important aspects of the Police Department:
• Child Passenger Safety – instructions on proper installation of infant/child seats by appointment
• Law Enforcement Torch Run – participation with other police departments to raise money and
awareness for “Special Olympics”
• Domestic Violence Response Team – trained volunteers to offer
emotional support to victims and their children as well as immediate
intervention for their safety and welfare by addressing immediate needs
and providing referrals (Passaic County Women’s Center 24-hour
Hotline – 973-835-0400)
• D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) – series of classroom
instructions by police officers to teach children how to live drug and
violence-free lives and how to resist peer pressure
• School Resource Officer (S.R.O.) – assigned to the Middle and
High Schools to assess and establish school safety policies, provide
programs and act as liaison between the police department and
Brothers Travis and Joe Ruffo
participate in the Police Unity Tour
school district
Department Telephone Extensions
973-835-0400
[email protected]
Office of the Chief
Communications Officer
Operations Officer / Internal Affairs
Detective Bureau
Community Policing / Traffic Bureau
School Resource Officer
Records Bureau
Special Police
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Borough Chapters
§163-30. Dumping or placing snow on streets
or roadways prohibited.
§163-16. Ice and snow removal.
The owners and occupants of premises abutting and bordering
upon any street, avenue or highway in this Borough shall remove
all ice and snow from the sidewalks of any such street, avenue or
highway abutting or bordering their premises within twenty-four
(24) hours after the same shall have fallen or be formed thereon.
§183-15. Seasonal parking.
Whenever snow has fallen and the accumulation is such that
it covers the street, highway or thoroughfare to such a depth
that snow removal or plowing is necessary, thus creating an
emergency, it shall be unlawful for any vehicle to be parked on any
street in the Borough of Pompton Lakes. The above parking prohibition shall remain in effect after the snow has ceased until the
streets have been plowed sufficiently to the extent that parking will
not interfere with the normal flow of traffic.
§185-2. All-Terrain Motor Vehicles
The operation of All-Terrain Motor Vehicles (ATV’s) is strictly
prohibited on all public streets, sidewalks, parks, Borough owned
land and property as well as Board of Education lands. Violators
will have ATV’s towed and face penalties ranging up to a $500.00
fine, 90 days imprisonment or both.
§Use of Go-Peds.
The use of Go-Peds on public and school roadways, sidewalks,
parks and facilities is prohibited. These motorized electric or gas
powered scooters are defined by law as fitting under the statutory
definition of a motorcycle, but fail to meet the safety standards
required by law. Their use is only permitted on private property
with the owner’s permission.
§Boating Rules and Regulations
The Borough of Pompton Lakes prohibits any motorboat or
powerboat to exceed a horsepower of 10 and a speed limit of 10
miles per hour on Pompton Lake.
December 2009
Sunday
Monday
schedule for garbage, paper Brush, Branches and Leaves
and leaf pickup
may be brought
to Recycling Center
No Street Sweeping
this month
Tuesday
1
Wednesday
2
13
Twice a Week
Garbage Pickup Resumes
Board of Ed.–7:30
St. Marys Seniors
Twice a Week
Garbage Pickup Resumes
Open Space–7:30
14
15
17
21
28
Schools Closed
B.I.D.–4:00
22
Zoning Board–8:00
29
Schools Closed
9
Golden Agers @
Last leaf Pickup–South
8
MUA Meeting–6:00
27
3
7
20
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
4
5CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
HOLIDAY STROLL
6
10
16
23
School Dismissal 1:00
St. Marys Seniors
30
Schools Closed
No DPW Pickups
Golden Agers @
Last leaf Pickup–North
11
12
BREAKFAST WITH
SANTA
7:30–3:30
18
19
7:30–3:30
24
25
Closed
Library Open 10–1
Schools Closed
NO GARBAGE PICKUP
Closed
Library Closed
Schools Closed
NO GARBAGE PICKUP
31
November 2009
S M T W T F
Closed
Library Open 10–1
Schools Closed
NO GARBAGE PICKUP
7:30–3:30
26
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
29 30
Library Closed
7:30–3:30
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January 2010
T W T F
3 4 5 6 7
10 11 12 13 14
17 18 19 20 21
24 25 26 27 28
31
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1 2
8 9
15 16
22 23
29 30
Office of Emergency Management
A new and exciting addition to our emergency management plan is the addition of
our borough wide “Reverse Emergency Notification System”. Residents can be
notified within minutes of a problem developing and instructed on what actions to
take to be prepared and/or evacuate. Verizon customers are automatically in this
database, however, if you are not a Verizon customer and/or do not receive our
test calls, please register by going to the borough website,
www.pomptonlakesgov.com. and click on the box labeled “Reverse 9-1-1 Signup”.
Enter requested information including your cell phone numbers and email address
so that you can be notified in a timely manner. Make certain to enter the security
code. You may register all family members individually if you desire. If you
require assistance, please call our borough offices at 973-835-0143.
This past year our borough personnel have been working towards the adoption
and implementation of a countywide Hazard Mitigation Plan, which includes all 16
Passaic County municipalities. The adoption of this plan in August of 2009 will
make our Borough eligible for state and federal grants as they relate to hazard mitigation and Homeland Security preparedness.
A new initiative in our Borough that started approximately 2 years ago is our local
Citizen’s Emergency Response Team (CERT). This team is comprised of citizens
who have volunteered their time to be trained so that they can assist and know
what to do in the event of a local disaster. All volunteers have attended 20 hours
of training in the areas of emergency medical care, fire suppression, light search
and rescue, disaster response, disaster psychology, terrorism, and incident com-
mand techniques. The goal of the program is “neighbors helping neighbors” in
time of need. It is especially useful when emergency response personnel such as
police, fire and our first aid squad is overwhelmed. Our team is presently at 48
members and growing. If you would like to volunteer for our team, please call
CERT Coordinator Deborah Ross at 973-616-3698.
In summary, our local Emergency Management team partners with state, federal,
and local agencies to provide services to our residents in time of need. Please help
yourself by visiting websites such as www.ready.gov, www.fema.gov,
www.redcrossnj.org, and www.dhs.gov. These websites contain a wealth of information regarding individual and family preparedness for emergencies and disasters.
During declared emergencies only, our Borough Emergency Management Office
can be reached by calling 973-835-0143, extension 707. Be sure to listen to
WGHT, 1500 AM, for emergency information as well. If you should have questions or concerns about Emergency Management at any other time, please call
Coordinator Al Evangelista at 973-583-2879.
Flood or Hurricane –WATCH SIGNAL: 3 minute short intermittent blasts of fire
siren. (Prepare!)
WARNING SIGNAL: 3 minute steady blast of fire siren. (Evacuate!)
Look for posted yellow “flood watch” and red “flood warning” signs. Sound
trucks will broadcast through affected neighborhoods. Block Captains will notify
their flood-prone areas.
Pompton Lakes/Riverdale First Aid Squad
700 Ramapo Avenue, Pompton Lakes, NJ 07442, 973-835-1480
History
Early in the spring of 1935, seven concerned citizens recognized a need for
immediate ambulance service in the Pompton Lakes area.
A donation of $1,000.00 was made by Miss Elsie Kirkland, and Joe Louis,
Heavyweight Champion raised an additional $2,620.35 for an ambulance.
In May 1935, a new Packard ambulance was purchased at a cost
of $2,985.00 and the Pompton Lakes First Aid Squad was incorporated on June 10, 1935. Since 1935 the squad has purchased
more than 30 ambulances.
The volunteer members of the Pompton Lakes/Riverdale First
Aid Squad have been responding to emergency calls in the
community for nearly seventy five years. Progress has brought
remarkable change to the service they provide. Today the EMT’s
work in conjunction with paramedics from the local hospitals,
medivac helicopters, local emergency rooms, and regional trauma
centers to provide the best emergency care possible.
Training and Membership
Today the First Aid Squad responds to almost 1,200 calls per year. With over 30
active members, the First Aid Squad is available 24/7, 365 days per year.
Most squad members are certified as Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT) by
the New Jersey State Department of Health. This certification requires 120 hours
of classroom and hands on training. Ongoing training is then
required to maintain the certification. The members provide
outreach programs and training for the community.
If you are interested in joining, applications are available
weeknights between 7pm and 10pm; all training will be
provided free of charge.
With continued support from the residents and business
owners of Pompton Lakes and Riverdale, the First Aid Squad
will continue to provide emergency medical care at no charge
for years to come.
January 2010
Sunday
December 2009
S M T W T F
1 2
6 7 8 9
13 14 15 16
20 21 22 23
27 28 29 30
3
Monday
S
3 4 5
10 11 12
17 18 19
24 25 26
31
February 2010
S M T W T F
Tuesday
S
1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
28
4
Schools re-open
10
11
17
18
Closed
Library Open 10–5
Schools Closed
NO GARBAGE PICKUP
MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. DAY
24
31
25
Wednesday
Thursday
5
12
Board of Ed.–7:30
19
B.I.D.–4:00
26
Zoning Board–8:00
Friday
Council
Reorganization
Meeting–12pm
Closed
Library Closed
Schools Closed
NO GARBAGE PICKUP
1
may be brought
Dog and Cat Licenses Due
to Recycling Center
by 1/31/10
and leaf pickup
No Street Sweeping
this month
NEW YEARS DAY
6
7
13
St. Marys Seniors
20
MUA Meeting–6:00
27
St. Marys Seniors
Golden Agers @
14
Open Space–7:30
21
Golden Agers @
28
8
15
22
29
Saturday
2
Library Closed
7:30–3:30
9
7:30–3:30
16
7:30–3:30
23
7:30–3:30
30
7:30–3:30
Monday
10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Tuesday
10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Wednesday
10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Thursday
10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Friday
10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Saturday
10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Closed Saturdays: June, July & August
The Free Public Library of the Borough of Pompton Lakes
Emanuel Einstein Memorial Library Building
333 Wanaque Avenue • 973-835-0482 • Children’s 973-835-5661
http://www.pomptonlakeslibrary.org
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Browse digitized copies of the Suburban Trends (1958 to present) and The Bulletin of Pompton Lakes at the library.
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The Library is in the process of building
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Good quality photographs and postcards
are acceptable for adding to the collection.
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February 2010
Sunday
Monday
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
Thursday
3
Friday
4
5
Saturday
6
may be brought
to Recycling Center
Street Sweeping
Sections 1&3 North
7
8
14
15
Closed
Library Closed
Schools Closed
NO GARBAGE PICKUP
PRESIDENTS DAY
21
22
28
Street Sweeping
Sections 2&4 South
9
Board of Ed.–7:30
16
Schools Closed
B.I.D.–4:00
23
Zoning Board–8:00
10
11
St. Marys Seniors
17
12
Open Space–7:30
18
24
25
St. Marys Seniors
January 2010
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Golden Agers @
MUA Meeting–6:00
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and leaf pickup
Golden Agers @
March 2010
T W T F
7:30–3:30
13
7:30–3:30
20
7:30–3:30
27
7:30–3:30
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Pompton Lakes – A Part of History
The eloquence of past designs and structures
denotes a community rich with history and
culture. Tucked away in the pristine lake area
of Pompton Lakes was The Crawford Inn, one
of many architectural buildings exemplifying the
beauty of Pompton Lakes. The Crawford Inn
served as a luxury resort for those who visited
the town and enjoyed the pleasures of the lake.
Prior to becoming a resort, the structure was
utilized as Adams Health Resort and then became
Adams Sanitarium. News articles dated back to
1913 indicate that Romona Borden, the 17
year old heir to the Borden Condensed Milk
Company, had a brief stay at the sanitarium.
Historic Preservation Commission
The Pompton Lakes Historic Preservation
Commission was established by Borough
Ordinance in December, 1988 “to safeguard
the heritage of Pompton Lakes by preserving
the resources within the Borough which reflects
its cultural, social, economic and architectural
history.” The seven regular members and two
alternates are appointed by the Mayor and
Council and the main purpose of the
Commission is to recommend properties to
the Planning Board to be designated as local
historic landmarks. Such designation helps
maintain the properties in their original state
and preserves them for future generations. As a
guideline to historic properties, the Commission
consults the Cultural and Historical Survey of
Pompton Lakes. A copy of the survey is
available in the Public Library.
The Historic Commission meets on the fourth
Tuesday of the month in the meeting room of
the Emanuel Einstein Library at 8:00pm and
invites the public to attend.
“Ironworker’s Cottage” c. 1825-40 at 1238
Lincoln Avenue is the last remaining ironworker’s cottage associated with the nearby
Pompton Furnace. According to historic maps
a number of ironworkers’ cottages were located
along Lincoln and Van Ness Avenues during the
first decades of the nineteenth century, but
except for 1238 Lincoln Avenue, all have given
way to later development. Although the house
has undergone alteration, most notably the late
19th century addition to the rear elevation, the
house retains its formal integrity.
The Pompton Lakes Woman’s Club
The Pompton Lakes Woman’s Club (PLWC) is a volunteer
organization whose objectives are to promote the civic,
cultural and social life of the community.
Various departments of the PLWC include Creative Arts,
Performing Arts, Garden & Conservation, Social Services,
Culinary and International Affairs.
The PLWC provides many services to the community such
as a “welcome wagon” to help new residents become
acquainted with Pompton Lakes, scholarships to Pompton
Lakes’ students who are college bound, collecting funds for
the Borough’s Library through the annual “Library Tag
Day”, providing food for Borough’s needy and holiday gifts
for the children.
This year the PLWC initiated the microchip identification
program for pets. The PLWC also selects an annual project
to contribute to and this year’s project is collecting funds
for Autistim.
The Pompton Lakes Woman’s Club Museum has been
collecting, preserving and archiving historic items for over
50 years and have three display cabinets located in the
Municipal Building.
Special events such as the Bunny Breakfast, the Victorian
Tea, and the President’s Tea are sponsored by the PLWC
and funds collected from these events provide activities for
the Borough’s schools, scholarships and books for the Library.
The PLWC meetings are held the first Thursday of the month
from October through June at 7:00pm at Christ Episcopal
Church, 400 Ramapo Avenue, Pompton Lakes, NJ. If you
are interested in becoming a member, please contact Jackie
Vozzo at 973-835-0119.
PLWC members and guests attend the Victorian Tea.
March 2010
Sunday
Monday
1
may be brought
to Recycling Center
7
8
Street Sweeping
Sections 1&3 North
14
15
Tuesday
2
Street Sweeping
Sections 2&4 South
9
Board of Ed.–7:30
16
Wednesday
3
Thursday
Friday
4
10
St. Marys Seniors
17
Saturday
5
Golden Agers @
6
7:30–3:30
11
12
Open Space–7:30
18
13
7:30–3:30
19
20
EGG HUNT 2:00
TENNIS COURTS
Daylight Saving
Time Begins
21
MUA Meeting–6:00
22
B.I.D.–4:00
23
EGG HUNT 2:00
TENNIS COURTS
(RAINDATE)
28
29
Zoning Board–8:00
30
24
St. Marys Seniors
31EMERGENCY
AWARENESS
SEMINAR–7:30
MUNICIPAL
BUILDING
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Pompton Lakes Building Department
[email protected]
The Building Department is Open Daily From 8:30am – 4:30pm.
Construction/Zoning Official Additional Hours Mon–Thurs 3:30pm – 6:00pm
Please call.
Construction/Zoning Official – ext. 224
Building Dept. Clerk/T.A.C.O. – ext. 223
Planning/Zoning Secretary – ext. 241
Property Maintenance Inspector – ext. 223
To fax information – 973-831-7494
To schedule Sub Code Official Building, Electrical, Plumbing and
Fire Inspections please call ext. 223.
Construction permits are required for all interior and exterior construction work
on all structures; failure to obtain a permit may result in a penalty of $2,000.
The State of N.J. will adopt new construction codes at the end of 2009. Contact
the Building Department for more information or visit
www.state.nj.us/dca/codes.
The following are projects which are frequently questioned that require permits:
fences, sheds, hot water heaters, decks, hot tubs, roofing, kitchen and bathroom
renovations, tank removal and abandonment, and electrical and plumbing
work.
Inspections require 24 hour notice.
A survey of the property and a zoning application are required before a permit
can be issued for any exterior projects which will expand the primary or accessory
structures.
Continued Certificate of Occupancy- CCO’s are required for the resale of residential homes and businesses as well as for change of tenancy. Forms may be
obtained at the Building Department and appointments must be scheduled for
the CCO Inspector to perform inspections. Please allow two to four weeks to
complete the process.
BOROUGH ORDINANCES PERTAINING TO
MAINTENANCE OF PROPERTIES
Property Maintenance Ordinance No .99-19
The Property Maintenance Officer inspects property complaints. Some of the
complaints include the following: unregistered motor vehicles, loose garbage
and debris, and grass and weeds in excess of ten inches in height. Please think of
your neighbor and maintain your property.
Sidewalk Maintenance Property Ordinance No. 93-12 - any person owning,
leasing, or occupying any house, store, or other building or vacant lot abutting
any public street, in the Borough of Pompton Lakes, shall at his or their charge
and expense, repair and maintain the sidewalk and the curb of the street in front
of such house, store, building or lot in conformity with the existing curbing or
the curbing immediately adjacent thereto.
Rental Occupancy Standards Ordinance No. 07-07 – establishes the requirement
that permits be obtained for all rental units in the Borough. Landlords are now
obligated to submit a registration form for each new and existing rental unit.
Submission of the registration form should be accompanied by a floor plan of the
rental unit showing the dimension of each room. Upon the satisfactory completion of an inspection of the premises, a permit allowing its use will be issued.
The fee for this annual permit is $50.00 for the first unit and $25.00 for each
additional unit.
NEW JERSEY ONE CALL 811 Know Whats Below
CALL BEFORE YOU DIG – IT’S THE LAW
Before you excavate or dig trenches on your property you MUST call
811 or 1-800-272-1000 three full business days in advance. The mark out for
underground water, sewer, gas, oil, electric and telephone lines is FREE.
PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT ext 241
[email protected]
The Zoning Board is charged with determining whether relief in the form of a
variance may be granted to the Borough’s zoning ordinances. The Planning
Board is charged with the review of site plan and subdivision applications.
The zoning ordinances can be viewed by visiting the Borough’s website at
www.pomptonlakesgov.com and following the Borough Code (eCode360) link
to Chapter 190. You may also visit the Frequently Asked Questions link for
answers to some common questions regarding zoning.
Meetings are held in the Municipal Council Chamber
Planning Board Meetings – Third Tuesday of the Month - 8PM
Zoning Board of Adjustment Meetings – Fourth Tuesday of the Month – 8PM
Ron Van Dine Construction/Zoning Officer
Marie Fletcher (left)
Planning/Zoning Board Secretary
Marlene Smith (right)
Technical Assistant to the Construction Officer
Joe Brooks
Electrical
Sub Code Official
Michael Baker
Plumbing
Sub Code Official
Walter Dicristina
Building
Instpector
Rich Silvia
Fire
Sub Code Official
Ray Forrester
Property Maintenance
Inspector
April 2010
Sunday
Monday
may be brought
to Recycling Center
and leaf pickup
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Schools Closed
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Street Sweeping
Sections 1&3 North
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MUA Meeting–6:00
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March 2010
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Street Sweeping
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School Board Election
Polls Open 2–9pm
B.I.D.–4:00
Board of Ed.–7:30
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St. Marys Seniors
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Recycling Pickup–North
Schools Closed
Open Space–7:30
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Golden Agers @
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Library Closed
Schools Closed
NO GARBAGE PICKUP
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Sections 2&4 South
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Sections 1&3 North
Sections 2&4 South
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Services
Senior Citizens Services:
Meals for Seniors
9am–1pm $1.25 donation
Bloomingdale Senior Center
101 Hamburg Turnpike, Bloomingdale – 973-835-4433
Transportation Available
Discount Prescription Drug Programs –1-800-633-4227
Clubs:
Pompton Lakes Golden Agers - 973-835-5058
Saint Mary’s Seniors - 973-839-3681
County Services:
• Passaic County Department of Senior Services,
Disability and Veterans’ Affairs
930 Riverview Drive, Suite 200
Totowa, NJ 07512
973-569-4060
Fax 973-256-5190
• Senior Citizen Housing – 973-839-2000
• Meals on Wheels – 973-305-5885
• Public Assistance – 973-839-5705
200 Wanaque Ave., Pompton Lakes
• Passaic County Para Transit – 973-305-5756
Passaic County Para-Transit Program provides transportation for senior
citizens and disabled residents in need of non-emergency rides to doctor
offices, dialysis, physical therapy, hospitals, group work programs and
county-run nutrition and day care sites. This is a free curb to curb service
provided by the Board of Chosen Freeholders for senior and disabled
residents. Para Transit also accommodates recurring routes to workshops,
dialysis, physical therapy, adult daycare and nutrition sites.
Transportation to the Veteran’s Hospital in East Orange is available every
Monday and Tuesday. A donation of $1.00 per trip is suggested.
Remember, all rides are scheduled on availability and reservations are
made on first come first serve basis. A two-week advance notice is not
required.
Utility Assistance:
Public Service Gas and Electric – 800-436-7734
Jersey Central Power and Light – 800-662-3115 (dial 0)
Tax Assistance:
Property Tax Reimbursement Program (PTR) 800-882-6597
Fair Tax Rebate – 877-658-2972
(Please contact Gloria in the Assessing Dept. at
973-835-0143 ext.232 for questions regarding eligibility
for different tax rebate programs.)
A red and yellow mailbox has been provided in the vicinity of Wachovia Bank,
115 Wanaque Avenue for the disposal of ripped and/or old American flags.
Veterans
The Veterans’ office provides information and referrals and processes applications
for veterans who are entitled to various benefits such as medical, insurance,
educational, survivor, pension, and nursing home placement.
The office is located at 930 Riverview Drive, Suite 200, in Totowa and the
Interment Officer is Thomas Miller who can be reached at 973-569-4090 or
[email protected].
Local Government Directory
www.passaiccountynj.org
Passaic County Clerk – Karen Brown
401 Grand Street,
Paterson, NJ 07505
973-225-3632
[email protected]
Passaic County Board of Chosen
Freeholders
401 Grand Street,
Paterson, NJ 07505
973-881-4000
Passaic County Sheriff – Jerry Speziale
435 Hamburg Turnpike,
Wayne, NJ 07470
973-389-5919
www.pcsheriff.org
Passaic County Surrogate
William J. Bate
77 Hamilton Street
Paterson, NJ 07505
973-881-4760, ext. 208
[email protected]
8th Congressional District
Congressman William J. Pascrell Jr.
Robert A. Roe Federal Building
200 Federal Plaza, Suite 500
Paterson, NJ 07505
973-523-5152
www.house.gov/pascrell
26th Legislative District
Senator Joseph Pennacchio
[email protected]
Assemblyman Alex DeCroce
[email protected]
Assemblyman Jay Webber
[email protected]
101 Gibraltar Drive, Suite 1-A
Morris Plains, NJ 07950
973-984-0922
May 2010
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MUA Meeting–6:00
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Second Quarter Taxes Due
7:30–3:30
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Sections 2&4 South
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MEMORIAL DAY
PARADE
Municipal Building
/DPW Closed
Library/Schools Closed
NO GARBAGE PICKUP
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MEMORIAL DAY
Zoning Board–8:00
St. Marys Seniors
Library Closed
7:30–3:30
This Is What Makes Pompton Lakes A Unique Community
June 2010
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12 NOON
HERSHFIELD PARK
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FLAG DAY
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FATHERS DAY
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Board of Ed.–7:30
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School Dismissal–1:00
MUA Meeting–6:00
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Street Sweeping
Sections 2&4 South
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Street Sweeping
Sections 1&3 North
Wednesday
B.I.D.–4:00
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Zoning Board–8:00
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Golden Agers @
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St. Marys Seniors
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High School Graduation
St. Marys Seniors
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Open Space–7:30
Sections 1&3 North
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Sections 2&4 South
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Library Closed
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Library Closed
7:30–3:30
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Library Closed
7:30–3:30
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may be brought
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and leaf pickup
No DPW Pickups
What’s New in Pompton Lakes!!
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1 – Sample of sidewalk design located on Pompton Avenue selected for the Downtown Streetscape
project
2 – Newly installed equipment “make a motion” allows residents to view Council Meetings through
the Borough’s website.
3 – Traffic Officers Mike Klepacky and Derek Clark display new delineator and patrol car
4 – Pompton Lakes Police Department recently appointed Police Chief, David Struyk (r) and Police
Lieutenant Moises Agosto (l).
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5 – Sign displays support and pride for our troops. Please contact the clerk’s office, ext 238 with
names of any resident who is a member of the military serving in a conflict and will be returning
home to Pompton Lakes.
6 – Newest truck added to DPW’s fleet
7a & 7b – During Arbor Day celebration the Woman’s Club dedicates an oak tree to Mayor Katie
Cole in honor of the Borough’s first woman Mayor.
8 – Cannondale mountain bike donated to the Police Department through the
Neumann Foundation
SOLID WASTE COLLECTION REGULATIONS AND RECYCLING
Refer to Borough Section Map (note changes) on last page of
Calendar for your section schedule.
Schedules are subject to change. Please refer to the
Borough Calendar for daily collection schedule.
Benjamin Steltzer C.P.W.M., Superintendent D.P.W. [email protected]
Tim Duffy, Supervisor, [email protected]
973-835-1465
Waste Containers – All containers shall be maintained in a sanitary condition consistent with rules
and regulations established by the Board of Health. No containers shall have ragged or sharp edges
or other defects liable to hamper or injure workers collecting solid waste or be in such condition that
they are unable to prevent contents from leaking out of the container or precluding vermin, rodents,
insects or animals from accessing the contents of the container. Containers shall be made of metal or
plastic with suitable handles, tight fitting covers and shall be water tight. Containers shall have a
capacity of no more than 36 gallons and shall weigh not more than 60 pounds when fully loaded.
Collection Practices – All recyclable materials shall be separated from the materials which are placed
out for solid waste collection. Solid waste shall have free liquids drained from it.
Solid waste containers shall be placed at the curbline of the property or at such other locations as may
be designated by the Superintendent of Public Works. Containers may be placed for collection at
any time after 6:00 p.m. the night before collection day and before 6:00 a.m. of the day of collection.
Except during declared emergencies or during leaf recycling season, the Borough strives to collect
solid waste twice per week.
The following materials may not be included with normal waste for collection:
Recyclable materials · Contagious disease solid waste including contaminated apparel, bedding, etc. ·
Highly flammable or explosive refuse · Waste oil, tires, appliances · Hazardous Waste · Propane tanks ·
Construction materials, demolition materials, tree trunks and stumps, cinderblocks, etc.
For information on the proper disposal practices for these or any other questionable materials, please
contact the Superintendent of Public Works at 973-835-1465.
Curbside Recycling Information
Paper Products now include: newspaper, magazines, books, cereal boxes, food boxes, junk mail,
wrapping paper, greeting cards, shredded paper, milk cartons, juice box cartons, pizza boxes, paper
towel rolls, and similar products.
Pompton Lakes no longer collects grass clippings curbside. “Cut It And Leave It” or bring the
clippings to the Recycling Center.
Schedules for Leaf Collection – The Borough of Pompton Lakes will be providing designated collection of leaves from all households (refer to calendar for collection dates), weather permitting.
To ensure curbside collection of leaves, the leaves must be either in special biodegradable paper bags
(available at the recycling center) or containerized loosely in clean garbage pails and/or trash cans.
Leaves in plastic bags and/or leaves raked into the streets will not be collected. Leaves will be
collected on the first trash collection day of each week, thereby eliminating one trash pickup day
each week for the entire leaf season. Trash collection shall be restored to twice a week upon ending of
leaf season. Refer to calendar for collection dates.
Branch and Brush Collection – Branches must be tied and bundled and cannot exceed
3 feet in length and must be no wider than ½ inch in diameter. Branches, brush, and thatch pick-up
begins in the spring. Refer to calendar for collection dates. BRANCH OR BRUSH THAT IS IN
TRASH CANS WILL NOT BE COLLECTED. IMPORTANT NOTE: Please refer to map
enclosed. Sections 1 & 3 will be collected on Thursday. Sections 2 & 4 will be collected on Friday.
REMEMBER – dumping of leaves, grass, or other debris, in rivers, streams, or lakes, is
violation of our Borough Ordinances.
Recycling Center Information – The Borough Recycling Center, located on Grove Street, is
open to all Borough Residents and Businesses. Residents and Businesses must obtain a Recycling Center Decal which must be shown to the attendant upon entering the Center. The Center is open Monday through Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Recycling Center staff can be
reached at 973-616-5900.
The Recycling Center offers biodegradable lawn and leaf bags The cost of these bags is $.30 cents per
bag.
The following materials will be accepted at the Recycling Center. · Waste Oil · Biodegradable Paper
Bags · Tires and Batteries · Brush and Tree Limbs · Grass and Leaves · Bottles, Cans and other Glass
and Plastics · Paper Products and Cardboard.
Recycling is now mandatory in the Borough of Pompton Lakes. All persons, firms,
corporations and other entities, whether public or private, shall be subject to the
mandatory recycling provisions of Chapter 160B of the Administrative Code of the
Borough of Pompton Lakes.
Tires –- Tires may be brought to the Recycling Center at a cost of $2.50 per tire without the rim and
$5.00 per tire with the rim.
Recent changes in the law require the recycling of ANY and ALL types of PLASTIC and
FOAM not just those items marked #1 through #7.
We encourage those homeowners who have the yard space, to compost their own leaves on site, and
/or use the “cut it and leave it” philosophy when doing your lawn work.
Co-Mingled Products – Glass bottles, metal cans, plastic bottles, plastic bags, plastic food containers,
foam “packing peanuts” and any other plastic items, may be mixed together and placed in a clean
garbage can no larger than a 30 gallons garbage can. All containers must be rinsed clean.
Street Sweeping Information - Borough streets are scheduled to be swept twice each month by
Bloomingdale DPW. Street sweeping is suspended during the heavy leaf drop period beginning at the
end of October. During the months of November through March, street sweeping will be scheduled
as needed. The tentative schedule is printed on the calendar. The schedule may be amended during
the year depending on weather conditions, equipment emergencies, etc. The schedule is offered as a
guide to probable dates for sweeping in your area. The Borough asks you to please leave the curb
area adjacent to your property free from obstructions or parked cars to insure a more complete sweep.
Please note that this schedule does not pertain to Wanaque Avenue, which is regularly swept by Passaic County crews.
Glass Bottles/Containers – Glass bottles and containers, Clear, Brown, Green, are those containers
that food and beverages come in. Do not include ceramic dishes, pyrex, window glass, TV tubes and
the like.
Metal Cans– Include aluminum and other tri-steel cans that food and beverages come in.
Plastics – Anything that “looks” like Plastic or “looks” like Foam, shall be recycled.
Paper Products-Newspapers/Corrugated Cardboard/Junk Mail/Food Cartons – Shall be placed
at curbside on your scheduled day for paper pick-up. All Paper Products may now be recycled and
CO-MINGLED. Paper products should be bundled securely · Tie two ways · Do not place in plastic
bags. Corrugated cardboard boxes should be broken down and tied in flat bundles about the size of a
pile of newspapers.
Be advised that leaving materials at the Recycling Center gate is considered illegal dumping and
punishable by fines and/or imprisonment. Propane tanks are not accepted at the Center.
PASSAIC COUNTY SPECIAL COLLECTIONS
Household Hazardous Waste and Computer / Electronics collection events are scheduled throughout
the year by Passaic County Office of Recycling and Natural Resource located at 1310 Rt. 23 North,
Wayne. For more information call the Passaic County Natural Resources Hotline at 973-881-4506.
Note Change in Sections
RECYCLING CENTER
(Located at intersection of
Laura, Ivy and Grove Street)
Sections 2 & 4
South
Sections 1 & 3
North
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Municipal Building Main Number–973-835-0143: If you are calling from a rotary phone, please stay on the line and your call will be answered.
If you are calling from a push button phone you may dial the extension number of the department you wish to reach as soon as your call is connected.
Mayor Katie Cole · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·240
Council President Richard Steele · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·303
Councilman Lloyd Kent · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·304
Councilman Ellis L. Marples · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·302
Councilman Edward Meakem · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·300
Councilwoman Lisa Riggiola · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·305
Councilman Michael Simone · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·301
Administration
Administrator, Vito Gadaleta · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·239
Borough Clerk/Deputy Administrator, Elizabeth Brandsness · · ·238
Main Office · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·275
Borough Fax · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·973-839-8132
Animal Control · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·973-838-8959
Building Department
Construction Official, Building Inspector
& Zoning Office · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·224
Building Dept. Clerk/T.A.C.O. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·223
Court
Court Administrator, Karen Black · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·236/237
Emergency Management, Al Evangelista · · · · · · · · ·973-583-2879
Environmental Officer, Ed Merrill · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·227
Finance Department · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·229
Fire Department (Non Emergency), 1 Passaic Ave. · · ·973-835-0072
First Aid Squad (Non Emergency), 700 Ramapo Ave. 973-835-1480
Health Department
Health Officer, Mary Ann Orapello · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·228
Sanitarian, Ken Hawkswell · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·226
Nurse, Sonia Colon · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·225
Dog/Cat Licenses · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·228
Registrar of Vital Statistics/Marriage and Civil Union Licenses,
Patricia Brennan · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·228
Library, 333 Wanaque Ave. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·973-835-0482
Planning Board/Board of Adjustment · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·241
Police Department · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·242 or 973-835-0400
Public Works Department
Superintendent, Ben Steltzer · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·973-835-1465
General Information · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·973-835-3524
Recycling Center, Grove Street · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·973-616-5900
Recreation Department · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·290
Shade Tree Commission · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·306
Tax Assessor, Michael Barker · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·231/232
Tax Collector/CFO, Gail Bado · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·234/235
Pompton Lakes Board of Education, 237 Van Avenue · · ·973-835-1553
Lakeside School, 316 Lakeside Avenue · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·973-835-2221
Lenox School, 35 Lenox Avenue · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·973-839-3777
Lincoln School, 40 Mill Street · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·973-835-1910
Pompton Lakes High School, 44 Lakeside Avenue · · · · · · · ·973-835-7100
St. Mary’s School, 25 Pompton Avenue · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·973-835-2010
Pompton Lakes Municipal Utilities Authority · · · · · · · · ·973-839-3044
2000 Lincoln Avenue
Post Office, 47 Lakeside Avenue · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·800-275-8777
Senior Citizen Services
Pompton Lakes Golden Agers · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·973-835-5058
St. Mary’s Seniors · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·973-839-3681
Senior Citizen Housing · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·973-839-2000
Passaic County Office on Aging · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·973-881-4950
Passaic County ParaTransit · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·973-305-5756
Meals on Wheels · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·973-305-5885
Public Service Gas & Electric · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·800-436-7734
Jersey Central Power & Light · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·800-662-3115 (Dial 0)
Cablevision · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·201-651-4000
Houses of Worship
Christ Episcopal Church, 400 Ramapo Avenue · · · · · · · · · · ·973-835-2207
Congregation Beth Shalom, 21 Passaic Avenue · · · · · · · · · · ·973-835-3500
First Church of Christ Scientist, 243 Hamburg Turnpike · · ·973-835-2125
Kingdom Hall/Jehovah’s Witness, 146 Willow Avenue · · · ·973-835-1273
Lutheran Church of Incarnation, 220 Hamburg Turnpike · ·973-835-5537
Pompton Reformed Church, 59 Hamburg Turnpike · · · · · ·973-835-0541
St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church, 17 Pompton Avenue · ·973-835-0374
The Journey Within, 25 Carr Street · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·973-616-9685
County of Passaic Services
Passport Information · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·973-225-3632
Surrogate’s Office · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·973-881-4760
County Roads · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·973-881-4500
Board of Elections · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·973-881-4515
Public Assistance · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·973-839-5705
Local Organizations
VFW Tri-County Post #2906, 260 Wanaque Avenue · · · · · ·973-835-7370
Pompton Lakes Elk Lodge #1895, 15 Perrin Avenue · · · · · ·973-835-1895
Pompton Lakes Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box 129 · · · ·973-839-0187
PL League of Womans Voters, 96 Summit Avenuue · · · · · · ·973-568-1578
Rotary Club of Pompton Lakes, P.O. Box 289 · · · · · · · · · · ·973-839-1400
Womans’ Club, 717 Ramapo Avenue · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·973-835-3604
Lakeland Marine Detachment, P.O. Box 8 · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·973-835-3352

Borough of Pompton Lakes, 25 Lenox Ave, Pompton Lakes, NJ

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