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On the agenda: East Orange meeting — DATA CENTER (Aug 17)

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WhenMonday, August 17, 2026
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WhereEast Orange, New Jersey
Money$500.00 was at stake
On the record“Data Center”“DATA CENTER”“data center”“hyperscale”“server farm”“Hyperscale”

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CITY OF EAST ORANGE
THE EAST ORANGE CITY COUNCIL

COMMITTEE MEETING

Monday August 17, 2026
5:30PM

AMY LEWIS
City Council Chairwoman

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FIRST WARD SECOND WARD THIRD WARD
Christopher D. James Christopher Awe Bergson Leneus
Amy Lewis Sammed R. Monk Vernon Pullins, Jr.

FOURTH WARD FIFTH WARD
Casim L. Gomez Alicia Holman
Tameika Garrett-Ward Naiima H. Fauntleroy

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EAST ORANGE CITY COUNCIL
COMMITTEE MEETING

Monday, August 17, 2026

5:30 P.M.
ROLL CALL

SALUTE TO THE FLAG

SILENT PRAYER

SUNSHINE LAW STATEMENT
This meeting, which conforms with the provisions of the Open Public Meeting Act,
Chapter 231, P.L. 1975, is a regular official City Council Meeting. Notices have been filed with
our official newspaper, with the City Clerk, and posted on the regular bulletin board. The
public is permitted to participate where stipulated on the agenda.

OPEN HEARING OF CITIZENS

Pursuant to Article IV, Section 3 of the Rules of City Council, each person wishing to
address the Council, shall step up to the microphone, give his or her name in an audible
tone for the record and unless further time is granted by the Presiding Officer, shall limit
remarks to three minutes. All members of the public are expected to conduct themselves
in a proper manner. Any derogatory, abusive or threatening statements will not be
permitted. The Chair will immediately rule such conduct out of order and terminate any
further comments.

ITEMS FOR DISCUSSION

Arts, Recreation & Cultural Affairs
e Cynthia Saud Brown

e Joseph John Faccone

e Marshal David Coles

¢ Cynthia Hamlett- Robinson

e Loretta Wilkes- Kearney

e Resolution Dedicating the Swimming Pool In Honor Of The Honorable Robert L. Carter

e Resolution Dedicating the Swimming Pool In Honor Of Teresa Sue “Miss Terri” Corum- Lewis

Business, Development & Zoning
¢ Resolution Of The City Of East Orange, In The County Of Essex, Determining That The Bishop
Taylor Manor Project Provides For And Meets The Affordable Housing Needs Of The City, And
Supporting The Submission Of Applications To The New Jersey Economic Development Authority
And The New Jersey Housing And Mortgage Finance Agency

e Resolution Authorizing And Directing The City Planning Board To Conduct An Area In Need Of
Redevelopment Investigation Of Certain Properties Identified In The City’s Tax Records As Block
250, Lot 26 (That Includes Additional Lots 2 And 3 - Known Collectively As 92 New Street), And To
Determine Whether The City-Owned Properties Satisfy The Local Redevelopment And Housing
Law Criteria To Be Declared As Non-Condemnation Areas In Need Of Redevelopment

e AResolution Of The City of East Orange, County of Essex, New Jersey Authorizing An Amended
And Restated Redevelopment And Community Benefit Agreement With 430 Williamd Holdings LLC
And Amending Resolution No. |-325 of 2025 To Reflect A Reduction In The Approved Project From
115 Residential Units To 100 Residential Units

e A Resolution Authorizing The Execution Of A Redevelopment Agreement Between The City Of East
Orange And 38 Amherst, LLC

e Resolution Designating CFW Holdings , LLC As Redeveloper Of 171-173 N. Park Street (Block 907
Lot 1), In The Scattered Site Redevelopment Area

e Resolution Designating CFW Holdings, LLC As Redeveloper Of 340 Dodd St (Block 882, Lot 27), In
The Scattered Site Redevelopment Area

Ordinances On First Reading To Be Transferred To Law And Legislation
e An Ordinance Amending The Amendment To The Central Avenue Commercial Avenue Commercial

(CAC) Subdistrict Of The Transit Village District Redevelopment Plan Pursuant To The Local
Redevelopment And Housing Law, N.J.S.A. 40:12a-1, Et Seq.

¢ Ordinance Of The City Of East Orange, County Of Essex, New Jersey Authorizing The Execution Of A
First Amendment To The Financial Agreement With 430 William Holdings Urban Renewal Lic And
Amending Ordinance No. 41 Of 2025 To Reflect A Reduction In The Approved Project From 115
Residential Units To 100 Residential Units

e An Ordinance Amending The Cannabis Ordinances Of The City Of East Orange To Revise The
Composition Of The Board Of Cannabis Control; Clarify Annual Renewal And Permit-Change
Procedures; Update Transfer Tax Collection And Enforcement Provisions; Prohibit The Unlicensed
Sale Of Cannabis And Intoxicating Hemp-Derived Products; And Adjust Annual Permit And
Application Fees

¢ An Ordinance To Transfer A City Property To 38 Amherst, LLC In The Transit Village Redevelopment
Area Under The Auspices Of N.J.S.A. 40:12A-1, Et Seq., Known As The “Local Redevelopment And
Housing Law.”

¢ An Ordinance Of The City Of East Orange, In The County Of Essex, State Of New Jersey, Approving A
Long Term Tax Exemption And Authorizing The Execution Of A Financial Agreement By And Between
The City Of East Orange And Heritage House Preservation L.P., Pursuant To N.J.S.A. 55:14k-1, Et
Seq.

Finance
e Payroll #15
e Payroll #16

e Bill Approval And Payment Listing 8/17/2026
e Resolution Authorizing the Renewal of a Contract with Essex Locksmith, LLC for the City of East
Orange

e Resolution Authorizing an Agreement with File Bank for Records Management and Digitization
Through Keystone Cooperative Purchasing

e Resolution Authorizing the Purchase of Automotive Tires and Repair Services from Inter City Tire
and Auto Center

e Resolution Amending the Gas Mileage Reimbursement for City Employees for July 1, 2026 -
December 2026

e Resolution Authorizing the Cancellation and Refund of Taxes for 100% Disabled Veterans
«Tax Appeal Refunds

e Resolution Authorizing Emergency Temporary Appropriations

e Resolution Approving Bids For July 29, 2026 Auction

Ordinance On First Reading To Be Transferred To Law And Legislation
e An Ordinance Repealing Chapter 247, Article Ill of The City Code Entitled “Hotal And Motel Occupancy

Tax” Resolution Authorizing Emergency Temporary Appropriation

Health & Education
e Resolution Authorizing And Ratifying The Shared Service Agreement With The City Of Orange
Township For Health Officer Services
e Resolution To Award A Contract For Lead Remediation And Abatement For The Lead Hazard
Control And Healthy Homes Program

Housing, Licensing & Inspection
e No Resolutions

Planning & Grants
e No Resolutions

Public Safety

e No Resolutions

Public Works

e Resolution Authorizing The Designation Of Restricted Parking Spaces

e A Resolution Authorizing The Renewal Lease For Various Equipment With Herc Rentals, Inc. Under
The NJ State Contract #19-GSNV2-00854

e A Resolution Awarding A Contract For Professional Landscape Architectural & Engineering Design
Services For An MTA Place- Based Mitigation Plan

Law & Legislation
¢ Confirmation Of Re-Appointment To The Municipal Alcoholic Beverage Control Board

Ordinances on First Reading

e An Ordinance Repealing Chapter 247, Article III of The City Code Entitled “Hotal And Motel Occupancy
Tax” Resolution Authorizing Emergency Temporary Appropriation

e An Ordinance Amending The Amendment To The Central Avenue Commercial Avenue Commercial
(CAC) Subdistrict Of The Transit Village District Redevelopment Plan Pursuant To The Local
Redevelopment And Housing Law, N.J.S.A. 40:12a-1, Et Seq.

¢ Ordinance Of The City Of East Orange, County Of Essex, New Jersey Authorizing The Execution Of A
First Amendment To The Financial Agreement With 430 William Holdings Urban Renewal LLC And
Amending Ordinance No. 41 Of 2025 To Reflect A Reduction In The Approved Project From 115
Residential Units To 100 Residential Units

e An Ordinance Amending The Cannabis Ordinances Of The City Of East Orange To Revise The
Composition Of The Board Of Cannabis Control; Clarify Annual Renewal And Permit-Change
Procedures; Update Transfer Tax Collection And Enforcement Provisions; Prohibit The Unlicensed
Sale Of Cannabis And Intoxicating Hemp-Derived Products; And Adjust Annual Permit And
Application Fees

e An Ordinance To Transfer A City Property To 38 Amherst, LLC In The Transit Village Redevelopment
Area Under The Auspices Of N.J.S.A. 40:12A-1, Et Seq., Known As The “Local Redevelopment And
Housing Law.”

e An Ordinance Of The City Of East Orange, In The County Of Essex, State Of New Jersey, Approving A
Long Term Tax Exemption And Authorizing The Execution Of A Financial Agreement By And Between
The City Of East Orange And Heritage House Preservation L.P., Pursuant To N.J.S.A. 55:14k-1, Et
Seq.

Ordinances on Second & Final Reading
Ordinance No. 26

Ordinance Amending Chapter 51 (Land Use) Of The Code Of The City Of East Orange By Creating § 51-
91.1, "Data Centers And High-Intensity Computational Facilities Prohibited," And Prohibiting Such Uses In
All Zoning Districts

Ordinance No. 27

An Ordinance Amending Chapter 51 "Land Use" Subsection 51-5 "Definitions", Subsection 51-99 "Use
Regulations For Commercial Districts", And Schedule A Of Chapter 51 "Table Of Use Regulations For
Commercial Districts" Of The Code Of The City Of East Orange, In The County Of Essex, New Jersey

Ordinance No. 28

Ordinance Of The City Of East Orange Superseding Ordinance No. 17 Of 2026 And Amending Ordinance
No. 5 Of 2026 To Revise Paragraph 3 Thereof, Authorizing The Transfer Of Certain City-Owned Property
Commonly Known As 229 North Munn Avenue, East Orange, New Jersey, Block 271.01, Lot 19.05 On The
City Of East Orange Official Tax Map, Pursuant To N.J.S.A. 40:11a- 22(B)

Ordinance No. 29
An Ordinance Amending The Amendment To The Sussex Area Redevelopment Plan Pursuant To The
Local Redevelopment And Housing Law, N.J.S.A. 40:12a-1, Et Seq.

Ordinance No. 30

An Ordinance Amending And Supplementing Chapter 159-44 And Chapter 159-123, Of The City Code
Entitled "Windows In Residences" To Establish Fines And Penalties And A New Subsection For Child-
Protection Window Guards

Ordinance No. 31
An Ordinance Amending And Supplementing Chapter 159, Article V Of The City Code Entitled "Violations;
Notices And Abatement; Certificates"

Ordinance No. 32 ;
An Ordinance Amending And Supplementing Chapter 5 Article XXVII Of The City Code Entitled
"Administrative Office Of City Council"

The following minutes are of necessity, condensed and abridged and do not purport to contain the full contents of the matters
discussed. The items referred are subject to legal opinion as to validity.

MINUTES OF THE CITY COUNCIL
COMMITTEE MEETING
Monday, July 13, 2026

The East Orange City Council met on July 13, 2026, 5:45 P.M. in City Council Chambers, 44 City Hall Plaza, East Orange, and New
Jersey. Adequate notice of such meeting was duly given in accordance with law, by publication in local newspapers and by posting
on the bulletin board outside and within City Council Chambers.

On Roll Call the following Members of Council were present:
Vernon Pullins, Jr; Sammed Monk; Casim L. Gomez; Bergson Leneus; Tamika Garrett-Ward; Alicia Holman; Christopher Awe;
Amy Lewis;

ABSENT
Naiima Fauntleroy; arrived @ 5:46PM
Christopher James- arrived @ 5:47PM

CITY OFFICIALS PRESENT

Ronald Hunt, Esq. Corporation Counsel Law Department

Jean- Guy Lauture, City Administrator City Administrator Office
Eric Green, Director Human Resources

Jerome Pearson, Director Recreation

Valencia Marponya, Director Health Department
Daphney Gamboa, CFO Finance

Yasmin Johnson, Captain Police Department

Andre Williams, Fire Chief Fire Department

Tina Sakajani, Tax Assesor Tax Assessor Department
Ed Cho, QPA Finance Department

Hassan Mateen, Director Property Maintenance

Tina Sakajani, Tax Assessor Tax Assessor Department
Elizabeth Collins, Director Department of Public Works
Alycia Cohen, Director Policy, Planning & Development
ALSO PRESENT

Muzamil Mohamed- Stevens Public Works

Luis Cabrera, Asst Director Human Resources

Tony Jackson, Chief of Staff Mayor's Office

There were 20 residents present.

OPEN HEARING OF CITIZENS
Pursuant to Article IV, Section 3 of the Rules of City Council, each person wishing to address the Council, shall step up to the
microphone, shall give his/her name in an audible tone for the record and unless further time is granted by the Presiding Officer,
shall limit remarks to three minutes.

All members of the public are expected to conduct themselves in a proper manner. Any derogatory, abusive or threatening
statements will not be permitted. The Chair will immediately rule such conduct out of order and terminate any further comments.

1. Marcel Terrell- reported raccoons getting into his garbage. After being referred to the Police Department and Animal Control,
he was advised to move the garbage to the curb. He stated that he is not equipped to do so and does not feel it is safe for
him or his family. He is requesting information on when this issue will be addressed and a resolution. He also raised concerns
about vehicles blocking driveways and overnight parking in the neighborhood and would like these issues addressed.

2. Curtis Bynum- reported that there is no air conditioning from the 12th floor down, including the hallways and elevators. He
Stated that the issue has existed since the building was remodeled and that residents are concerned about the extreme
heat and safety risks. He was told repairs are too expensive. He also reported ongoing plumbing issues and stated that
other residents share these concerns but are afraid to speak up. He is requesting that these issues be addressed and
resolved as soon as possible.

3. John Selowayne- stated that he is a manager at a historic establishment at St. Johns and is seeking assistance with the
ongoing lack of parking. He reported that the parking shortage is negatively impacting the business, causing customers to
avoid attending the establishment and events, resulting in lost revenue. He is requesting assistance and a plan to address
the parking issue, including the possibility of acquiring a nearby parking lot.

4. Thomas Delaney- reported an ongoing electrical issue with PSE&G. He stated that two engineers, along with DPW Director
Collins, inspected the issue, but he has not received an update or resolution. He was previously told that a pole would be
placed on VA Hospital property to resolve the problem. He expressed frustration with the lack of communication and is
requesting an update and a clear plan for resolution.

5. Resident stated she would like to remain anonymous She stated that she has information related to domestic violence
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involving a congressional constituent and a federal immigration matter. She is requesting a direct point of contact and
guidance on which federal authorities or agency she should contact so the matter can be properly investigated.

6. Brother Lamar Williams- spoke about love, unity, and hope for the youth of East Orange, while remembering young people
who have passed away since 1975. He thanked the City Clerk's Office and staff and requested that December 6, 1865, be
recognized in East Orange as the date slavery was abolished.He also raised concerns about maintaining the integrity of the
East Orange Public Library (EOPL) and requested transparency regarding its practices. He would like a meeting to discuss
and resolve these concerns.

COMMITTEES
100-ARTS, RECREATION & CULTURAL AFFAIRS
200-BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AND ZONING
300-FINANCE
400-HEALTH AND EDUCATION
500-HOUSING, LICENSING AND INSPECTION
600-LAW AND LEGISLATION
700-PLANNING AND GRANTS
800-PUBLIC SAFETY
900-PUBLIC WORKS
1000-COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE

100 - ARTS, RECREATION & CULTURAL AFFAIRS
TAMEIKA GARRETT-WARD — CHAIRWOMAN
Awe, Gomez, Monk

101. Recreation Department In Committee

102. East Orange Public Library In Committee

103. Resolution Authorizing the Renewal Resolution to be presented
of a Contract with Nu-Way

Concessionaires, Inc., 2026 Summer
Food Service Program

104. Resolution Authorizing the Renewal Resolution to be presented
of a Contract with NU-Way Concessionaires,
Inc., 2026 Child and Adult Care Food

Program
200 - BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AND ZONING
ALICIA HOLMAN - CHAIRWOMAN
James, Garrett-Ward, Leneus
201, — Brick Church Mall In Committee
202. Brick Church Urban Renewal In Committee
203. Economic Development Corp. In Committee
204. A Resolution Directing the East Resolution to be presented

Orange Planning Board To review
and Report Recommendations on

a Proposed Amendment to Chapter
51 (Land Use) to Prohibit Data
Centers as a Permitted or Conditional
Use in all Zoning Districts

205. A Resolution Directing the East Orange Resolution to be presented
Planning Board to review and report
Recommendations on a Proposed
Amendment to the Sussex Area
Redevelopment Plan

206. A Resolution Directing the East Resolution to be presented
Orange Planning Board to Review
and Report Recommendations on a
Proposed Amendment to Chapter
51 "Land Use" Subsection 51-5
"Definitions", Subsection 51-99 "Use
Regulations for Commercial Districts",
and Schedule A of Chapter 51 "Table
of Use Regulations for Commercial
Districts" of the Municipal Code

207. — Resolution of the City of East Orange Resolution to be presented
Authorizing the Execution of a Community
Benefits Agreement between the City of
East Orange, 533 Main Street LLC, NSI
Aspire LLC and the New Jersey Economic

Development Authority
208. Resolution Requesting UEZ Funding Support Resolution to be presented
for the Women's Health and Wisdom Financial
Empowerment Brunch
300 - FINANCE
BERGSON LENEUS - CHAIRMAN
Fauntleroy, Holman, Awe
301. Personnel In Committee
302. Tax Refund In Committee
303. Labor Negotiations In Committee
304. Tax Revaluation In Committee
305. Tax Sale Certificate In Committee
306. In Rem Foreclosure In Committee
307. Stop Payments In Committee
308. Legal Transfer In Committee
309. Tax Payment Plan In Committee
310. Tax Appeal Refund In Committee
311. Annual Tax Sale In Committee
312. Tax Abatement In Committee
313. In Lieu of Taxes In Committee
314. —_ Bills, Claims & Appropriations(7/13.2026) Resolution to be presented
315. Tax Sale Assignment In Committee
316. Tax Lien In Committee
317. Tax Lien Redemption In Committee
318. Budget Insertions In Committee
319. Status of Women In Committee
320. — Payroll #13- $3,906,442.42 Resolution to be presented
321. Payroll #14- $3,678,838.21 Resolution to be presented
322. Resolution Confirming the Resolution to be presented
Appointment of Annmarie Corbitt
as Auctionee
323. Resolution Awarding Professional Resolution to be presented

Contract for Municipal Auditor for
the City of East Orange - $195,000.00

324. — Application to establish fee for Resolution to be presented
Vendors Services Provided to the
City of East Orange for Soul in the
City Events in July and August

325. Application to establish fee for Vendors Resolution to be presented
Services Provided to the City of East
Orange for Summer Jam Event on
August 23, 2026

326. Resolution Authorizing Emergency Resolution to be presented
Temporary Appropriation
327. Resolution Awarding a Non-Fair & Resolution to be presented

Open Contract to Govpilot, LLC D/B/A
spatial Data Logic

400- HEALTH AND EDUCATION
SAMMED R. MONK- CHAIRMAN
Gomez, Leneus, Holman

401. — Child Guidance Clinic In Committee
402. Health Department In Committee
403. Mental Health Board In Committee
404. East Orange General Hospital In Committee
405. East Orange Board of Education In Committee

500 — HOUSING, LICENSING AND INSPECTION
NAIIMA FAUNTLEROY — CHAIRWOMAN
Holman, Monk, Leneus

501. Rent Leveling In Committee
502. Affordable Housing Program In Committee
503. Housing Authority In Committee
504. Housing, Planning & Coordinating In Committee
505. Private Parking Rentals In Committee
506. — Senior Citizens Housing In Committee
507. Housing Summit In Committee

700 — PLANNING and GRANTS
CHRISTOPHER AWE- CHAIRMAN
Holman, Monk, Fauntleroy

701. | Community Development In Committee

702. Safe and Clean In Committee

703. Small Tools Library In Committee

704. Green Acres Grant In Committee

705. Women’s Summit In Committee

706. Resolution Awarding Professional Resolution to be presented
Services Contract for Grant
Consulting Services for the City
of East Orange

800 - PUBLIC SAFETY
CHRISTOPHER D. JAMES — CHAIRMAN
Leneus, Fauntleroy, Pullins

801. Police Department In Committee
802. Fire Department In Committee
803. Resolution Authorizing the Resolution to be presented

Payment and Renewal of
Annual Maintenance Agreement
of Body Worn Camera for the
East Orange Police Department
with Axon Enterprise
804. Resolution Supporting and Approving Resolution to be presented
the Submission of an Application for
Involuntary Disability Retirement
under the Police and Firemen's

Retirement System
900 - PUBLIC WORKS
CASIM GOMEZ - CHAIRMAN
Pullins, Awe, James
901. Capital Improvement Projects In Committee
902. Streetscape In Committee
903. Resolution Authorizing the Resolution to be presented

Designation of Restricted
Parking Spaces

904. A Resolution Authorizing and Approving Resolution to be presented
The Purchase and Installation of Wayfinding
Signs

905. A Resolution Authorizing the Submission of Resolution to be presented
a Grant Application and Execution of a Grant
Agreement with the New Jersey Department
of Transportation for the City of East Orange
MA-2027-East Orange City-00376 Various
Street Improvements Project

600 - LAW AND LEGISLATION
VERNON PULLINS, JR- CHAIRMAN
Monk, James, Garret- Ward

601. Ordinances on First Reading Ordinance No. 26
Ordinance Amending Chapter 51 (Land Use) Of
The Code Of The City Of East Orange By
Creating § 51-91.1, "Data Centers And High-
Intensity Computational Facilities Prohibited,"
And Prohibiting Such Uses In All Zoning
Districts

Ordinance No. 27

An Ordinance Amending Chapter 51 "Land
Use" Subsection 51-5 "Definitions", Subsection
51-99 "Use Regulations For Commercial
Districts", And Schedule A Of Chapter 51 "Table
Of Use Regulations For Commercial Districts"
Of The Code Of The City Of East Orange, In
The County Of Essex, New Jersey

Ordinance No. 28

Ordinance Of The City Of East Orange
Superseding Ordinance No. 17 Of 2026 And
Amending Ordinance No. 5 Of 2026 To Revise
Paragraph 3 Thereof, Authorizing The Transfer
Of Certain City-Owned Property Commonly
Known As 229 North Munn Avenue, East
Orange, New Jersey, Block 271.01, Lot 19.05
On The City Of East Orange Official Tax Map,
Pursuant To N.J.S.A. 40:1 1a- 22(B)

Ordinance No. 29

An Ordinance Amending The Amendment To
The Sussex Area Redevelopment Plan
Pursuant To The Local Redevelopment And
Housing Law, N.J.S.A. 40:12a-1, Et Seq.

Ordinance No. 30

An Ordinance Amending And Supplementing
Chapter 159-44 And Chapter 159-123, Of The
City Code Entitled "Windows In Residences" To
Establish Fines And Penalties And A New
Subsection For Child-Protection Window
Guards

Ordinance No. 31

An Ordinance Amending And Supplementing
Chapter 159, Article V Of The City Code
Entitled "Violations; Notices And Abatement;
Certificates"

Ordinance No. 32

An Ordinance Amending And Supplementing
Chapter 5 Article XXVII Of The City Code
Entitled "Administrative Office Of City Council"

602. Ordinances on Second and Final Reading Bond Ordinance No. 24 of 2026

Refunding Bond Ordinance Authorizing the Issuance of
Not to Exceed $3,500,000 Aggregate Principal Amount of
General Obligation Refunding Bonds, Series 2026
(Federally Taxable) by the City of east Orange, In the
County of Essex, State of New Jersey for the Purpose of
Restructuring a Portion of Its Outstanding Debt and
Appropriating the Proceeds Therefor and Financing the
Cost Thereof

Bond Ordinance No. 25 of 2026

A Refunding Bond Ordinance Authorizing the Issuance
of $8, 100,000 Aggregate Principal Amount of Refunding
Bonds and/or Notes by the City of East Orange, in the
County of Essex, State of New Jersey, for the Purpose
for the purpose of Funding an Emergency Temporary
Appropriation to Fund $7,987,070.27 in Deferred
Charges from the 2025 Calendar Year

603. — Bingo/Raffles In Committee

604. AB.C. In Committee

605. City Council Rules In Committee

606. Settlements In Committee

607. Comcast/Suburban Cable Contract In Committee

608. Taxi Cabs vs. Livery Licenses In Committee

609. — Resolution Authorizing Settlement Resolution to be presented

of Litigation in the Matter of Stacey
A. Richardson v. City of East Orange, ET, AL.

1000- COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
1000. East Orange Parking Authority In Committee

Meeting adjourned at 8:04 PM. Respectfully submitted by:
Justin R. Brown, Deputy City Clerk

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