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Whereas, the mayor and council of the Borough of Somerville remain committed to the
full remediation of the landfill BDA.
Now, Therefore Be It Resolved, By the Mayor and Council of the Borough of
Somerville that the Borough Director of Economic Development, be authorized to
submit a request to NJDEP for HDSRF monies in the amount of $929,846.00 on behalf
of the Borough of Somerville, in order that the proposed remediation and with cost
increases can be undertaken and lead to the Remedial Action for these parcels. in the
Landfill BDA/Redevelopment Area.
Be It Further Resolved that the Mayor and Administrator are authorized to sign an
HDSRF application and any associated documents for the remediation of this portion of
the landfill.
Resolution 26-1005-292
Memorializing the Execution of the Revised Scope Modification Requests
(Phase I and Phase II) for the South Middaugh Street and Washington Place
Improvements Project
Whereas, the Borough of Somerville (the "Borough") was awarded $226,807.00 in
FY2025 Municipal Aid (MA-2025) funding and $316,190.00 in FY2026 Municipal Aid
(MA-2026) funding by the New Jersey Department of Transportation ("NJDOT") for the
South Middaugh Street and Washington Place Improvements Project (the "Project");
and
Whereas, following NJDOT's review and comments regarding the Borough's previous
scope modification request, the Borough, in coordination with its consulting engineer,
Greenman-Pedersen, Inc. ("GPI"), revised the Project documents to clearly separate
the work associated with the FY2025 Municipal Aid grant, the FY2026 Municipal Aid
grant, and the State Non-Participating portion of the Project; and
Whereas, the revised Engineer's Estimate prepared by GPI and dated September 25,
2026 identifies the estimated construction cost of Phase I (FY2025 Municipal Aid),
South Middaugh Street from Somerset Street to Washington Place, as $170,832.00;
Phase II (FY2026 Municipal Aid), Washington Place from South Middaugh Street to the
easterly end, as $235,236.00; and the State Non-Participating portion, Washington
Place from South Middaugh Street to the westerly end, as $88,545.00, for a total
estimated construction cost of $494,613.00; and
Whereas, by letters dated September 29, 2026, addressed to Tremaine Ward, Local
Aid & Economic Development, NJDOT, the Borough submitted its Revised Scope
Modification Request - Phase I (FY2025 Municipal Aid, MA-2025) and its Revised
Scope Modification Request - Phase II (FY2026 Municipal Aid, MA-2026), each
requesting NJDOT's approval of the revised project scope and limits so that the Project
may continue advancing through the Plans, Specifications and Estimate review and
approval process; and