Anthony A. Dariano

The budget includes revenues from surplus, local sources, state aid, grants, and delinquent taxes. Appropriations cover operating expenses, deferred charges, capital improvements, debt service, and a reserve for uncollected taxes. It details the calculation of the spending and levy caps, including adjustments for shared service agreements, health insurance, pension obligations, capital improvements, and debt service. The budget also outlines the municipality's employee group insurance costs and contributions.

The Pennsville Sewerage Authority meeting addressed several key operational and financial matters. These included the approval of payments, authorizing a fund transfer, and approving contracts for lawn maintenance and the purchase of a pump. Reports were given on the status of pumping station repairs, the progress of RBC plans and specifications with the DEP, and the need for manhole rehabilitation. An executive session was held to discuss an employment matter, resulting in the authorization of a five-year employment contract with the current Assistant Superintendent.

The Pennsville Sewerage Authority meeting addressed several key issues. A cost of living increase for office staff was approved, resulting in a 2% salary increase for administrative employees, retroactive to January 1, 2021. The engineer reported on various projects, including a Form F for a warehouse, a pumping station preconstruction meeting, a site-specific amendment for Tufts Road, and a planning document for wastewater treatment plant improvements. The ETS Project Manager reported on a forcemain break repair, a completed lining project, and an influent pump requiring repairs.

The Pennsville Sewerage Authority meeting addressed several key resolutions. These included approving payment of bills, authorizing the renewal of membership in the New Jersey Utility Authorities Joint Insurance Fund, extending the suspension of the Authority's collection process, authorizing the issuance of subordinate bonds for various projects (Pumping Station No. 3, Rotating Biological Contractors, and Sludge Thickener Projects), authorizing the execution of a proposal for the Sludge Thickening System Project, authorizing the solicitation of bids for the Pump Station #3 Force Main Project, and authorizing an amended contract with Teamsters Local Union No. 676. Reports from the engineer and superintendent covered various projects and maintenance issues. Discussion also included the upcoming school year and its impact on the Deputy Clerk's work schedule.

The Pennsville Sewerage Authority meeting covered several key topics. The board approved the payment of bills, a one-year contract extension with Standard Pipe Services LLC (not to exceed $250,000), and a contract with Duke's Sewer Root Control Specialists (not to exceed $10,000). They also approved an amendment to extend the suspension of the Authority's collection process/water turnoff procedure until August 1, 2020. Reports were given on the sludge pumping system project, the RBC's project, the force main project, and various completed maintenance tasks. Discussion also included a gas main issue on R.J. Raine's property and upcoming concrete work on E. Pittsfield Street. Finally, an update was provided on Chad Hoglen's progress in completing required classes.