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JENNIFER CUSANELLI - 14 BLUE SPRUCE DRIVE- Inquired about her OPRA request. Attorney McGuckin advised the investigation is completed and the matter cannot be disclosed as it is falls under an OPRA exemption (personnel matter). She addressed the safety concerns for her children as they stand and wait for the bus on Stump Tavern Road because there are no sidewalks or shoulder and the speed is 55mph.

Mayor Reina as address these concerns with the Ocean County Engineer, Township Engineering, Jackson Police Department Traffic Safety Bureau and the road department office to discuss the speed limits in Jackson and how we can safely lower it. The County is giving recommendations to traffic safety. His office and the Engineer will be copied. Mayor Reina will speak with Ms. Richardson (Board of Education)

Council Vice President Kern commented that the Township is working with owners and developers on a portion of land so the curve on Freehold Road is made safer.

KEITH JOLLIFFE -5 HOLLY TREE COURT- would like developer to adhere to the decimal level established in the Township ordinance. Attorney McGuckin stated new construction is okay to work at any hour. Councilman Sauickie requested Mr. McGuckin to define the ordinance clearly for him so there is a clear understanding and that it is fair to everyone.

Mr. Jolliffe asked about the berms being built along the back of Holly Tree Court along the front of Anderson Road and the back of Perrineville Road. Council directed Mr. Jolliffe to contact Mr. Purpuro, the Zoning Official on this issue.

Mr. Jolliffe addressed his concern for the ordinance of limitations for stadium lighting and construction lighting and the hours of operation. Council President Flemming stated the construction lights according to the Code Enforcement official, are now turned inwards to the property. Council President Flemming informed Mr. Jolliffe there are ordinance for lighting a property and referred him to contact Mr. Purpuro the Zoning Official. BA Wall advised Mr. Jolliffe to facilitate a conference call with the developer and residents about the issues and how they can fix the problem.

JEFF NEMETH- PERRINEVILLE ROAD- Stated that construction business can work 12 hour days. Concerns about traffic problems with the projects being developed. Mayor Reina has no authority to stop construction or telling somebody they can't develop. Mr. Nemeth feels that there will be more lawsuits. Mayor Reina stated those who sit on Planning Board are going to hear the applications. Attorney McGuckin stated this Council, the Mayor's office or no one can stop the building of any development. People are selling properties at a rate that has never been before and not just here in Jackson.

TINA KOWALESKI- 437 CASSVILLE ROAD – inquired how an individual is able to apply for the 20% low income housing. BA Wall advised the administration process is highly regulated by the State and the developer will have their own administrative agent. There is a processes and statues they have to follow. Ms. Kowaleski wanted to know if they will follow through once the community is built and make sure only one family is living in a single dwelling. Attorney McGuckin advised Council not to answer due to the Litigation.

BA Wall stated the previous speaker addressed a number of issues tied with traffic and future development. Administration is working with New Jersey transportation and looking into capital drainage enhancing milling and paving. The engineering firm will provide a real grading of the all the streets. This will provide a real grading on streets and the data will be submitted to Council review. He will ask the DOT in coordination with Monmouth and Ocean County to check Route 537, and the choke point on Monmouth Road. There are federal funds available.

ED BANNON-22 ABERCORN COURT – Asked when will Brewers Bridge Road be paved. BA Wall will ask Engineering. Mayor stated that the issues are the utility poles and residents will need to move their mailboxes.

TRACEY MCKINNEY- 7 HOLLY TREE COURT- Wanted an update as to when the burms will be done. Commended Council for looking into the construction lights affecting households, and making it fair for all developers that construction start at 7 AM. Ms. Mckinney addressed her concern about sports being held 7 days a week until 1 AM and would like Council to look into it.