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WHEREAS, Greentree at Jackson, LLC is developing a project located at Block 4717, Lot 5 and Block 4716, Lot 1.02 in the Township of Jackson for which is proposed a 2-story, 11,931 square foot medical office building with Urgent Care and a 3-story, 24,436 square foot medical office building; and
WHEREAS, the Resolution of Approval of the project, Number 2015-48, conditions the approval on the execution of a Developer’s Agreement with the Township of Jackson; and
WHEREAS, the Developer’s Agreement sets forth the requirements for the project and the rights and obligations of Greentree at Jackson, LLC; and
WHEREAS, it is the desire of the governing body to authorize the execution of a Developer’s Agreement with Greentree at Jackson, LLC, which is attached hereto and incorporated herein as Schedule A.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Mayor and Township Council of the Township of Jackson, County of Ocean, State of New Jersey as follows:
That the governing body does hereby authorize the execution of the Developer’s Agreement attached hereto as Schedule A.
That a certified copy of this resolution shall be forwarded to Greentree at Jackson, LLC.
ANN MARIE EDEN, R.M.C.
TOWNSHIP CLERK
DATED: 3-8-16
RESOLUTION 138R-16
MOTION TO APPROVE BY: MARTIN
MOTION SECONDED BY: CALOGERO
YES: CALOGERO, MARTIN, UPDEGRAVE, BRESSI, NIXON
WHEREAS, on August 31, 1976, Kim Montelaro, a resident of New Milford, Bergen County, then 20 years old, was forcibly abducted, brutally assaulted and murdered by repeat offender, Christopher Righetti; and
WHEREAS, Christopher Righetti, Prisoner # 59431, is currently incarcerated for the killing of Kim Montelaro; and
WHEREAS, Christopher Righetti has gone many times before the Parole Board of Northern State Prison. His release was denied each time, as the parole board found that Christopher Righetti was unwilling to take responsibility for abducting, assaulting and murdering Kim Montelaro; and
WHEREAS, Christopher Righetti has never shown any remorse for his crime and has made no substantial progress in addressing the issues that led him to murder Kim