Grab Your Coffee Cups: Tinton Falls Borough Council has Full Agenda for Tuesday Meeting

Fill up your coffee cups it you're headed to tonight's borough council meeting in Tinton Falls, because there is a full agenda on deck for this combination regular and workshop meeting that begins at 7:30 p.m.

Tabled from the May 17 meeting the council will hold a final public hearing on the and conceivably adopt it this evening.

A number of ordinances are up for final consideration for adoption as well, including:

• Adoption of revised
• Adoption of bond ordinance providing an appropriation of $2.1 million for 2010 Road Improvement Program;
• Amending ordinance concerning government regulation of political contributions made by professional service contractors and redevelopers;
• Amending planning board's application form.

Multiple resolutions are also on the agenda, inculding:

• Supporting the Child Safe Playing Fields Act;
• Reaffirming Support of Memorandum of Agreement with County of Monmouth and Hose Communities Regarding the Disposition of Surplus Fort Property for use as Public Park Land or Recreation Areas;
• Renewal of Certain Club Liquor Licenses for the Year 2011/2012;
• Need of Acknowledging Proposed Age Restricted and Supportive Development;
• Execution of a Payment in Lieu of Taxes ("Pilot") Agreement between Meadowbrook II Partners, LP and Borough of Tinton Falls;
• Acceptance of Various Easements as Further Set Forth Herein in Conjunction with Preliminary/Final Site Plan and Minor Subdivision Approval Granted by the Tinton Falls Planning Board to ZZH Real Estate Holdings, LLC;
• Appointing Member to Open Space Committee.

In the workshop portion of tonight's meeting, three items are up for discussion:

• Evaluation of the current one way road restriction on Triple Crown Trail in the Willowbrook development for possible conversion to a two way street;
• Discussion of the Open Space tax levy and sentiment for reducing that tax by placing a Referendum Question on the ballot for the voters to decide with this November's election;
• MCIA Renewable Energy Program.