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            "text": "Jackson Township Council Meeting of September 14, 2021",
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            "text": "Attorney Greg McGuckin stated that he has been reviewing the noise ordinance and the construction ordinance and our ordinance says if you meet the noise requirements you can continue to work after 6 or 7 PM as long as you don't violate the noise ordinance. So for new construction in particular you can violate the noise ordinance for new construction for existing property rehabilitation. If you are not violating the noise ordinance you're permitted to work after that time and hour are allowed to work under the noise ordinance."
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            "text": "Councilman Sauickie asked Attorney Greg McGuckin in that case it sounds a little gray in terms if it’s being followed; for example a resident heard banging at 2 o’clock in the morning and a resident calls that in is that violation."
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            "text": "Attorney Greg McGuckin asked if it violates the noise ordinance and the decibel level at that time of night is different from other times; that requires the measurement of the sound. There’s no blanket on prohibition on construction or work in a house it just has to meet the noise ordinance during those hours."
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            "text": "JANINE NAZINA- CEDARVIEW AVE- She stated there are multiple issues going on as well, and addressed Council with the issue of swimming pools being rented on Cedarview. She was doing yard work outside on a Sunday and observed 20 women coming and going on the hour and using the swimming pool."
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            "text": "Mrs. Nazina second concern was the cutting down trees on 41 Mill Pond early in the morning and this is a huge issue in the neighborhood. There are also contractors trucks parked up and down the street despite the stop work order notices on the door."
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            "text": "Mrs. Nazina third concern was about 16 Short Hills having multiple families in and out and now and you have to worry about the children in the neighborhood, because these are strangers. Mattresses are being delivered in the 10s, 20s and 30s and this is not normal. This is becoming a health issue because the homes in this area are well and septic."
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            "text": "Mrs. Nazina Fourth comment was that you call the police they come and address it but as soon as the police leave the neighborhood; it continues. There has to be something Zoning and Code Enforcement could do. She stated she called Code Enforcement for 3 hours today and could not get through. The phone rings and rings."
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            "text": "Council President Kern told Mrs. Nazina that if you cannot get in touch with Code Enforcement during the day to contact Administration."
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            "text": "Councilman Sauickie told Mrs. Nazina that last year the Council introduced and passed an ordinance banning short-term rentals, which included pools. He asked Mrs. Nazina to call it in. Mrs. Nazina stated she cannot get in touch with Code Enforcement."
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            "text": "Mrs. Nazina’s final concern is speeding; she stated it is out of control. The speed limit is 25 miles per hour; people are doing 60/70 miles per hour."
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            "text": "JOSEPH RUCCI- 24 Short Hills Blvd. - Stated there is a problem when you call Code Enforcement and it prompts you to hit number 6 and it just rings. If you call another number and someone else picks up and they’ll explain to you that Code Enforcement is not there but if you call this number and extension 1295 it will direct you to Code Enforcement."
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            "text": "BA Wall stated our IT department could address that issue tomorrow. The lines may not be directed to the right area or it’s not following on appropriately and he thinks it could be buttoned up."
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            "text": "Mr. Rucci stated they had four stop work orders and he stated he did speak to someone in the Township they did explain to him that they also got did get the permit for the trees at the end of August. He would like to an explanation on what a stop work order means."
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            "text": "Attorney Greg McGuckin a stop work order means you just stop everything on the premises that would be under issued under the construction official; so for plumbing, electric, general construction. Ordinance is structured and if the applicant submits the"
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