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Credit Pacific Service Union Vernon officials said it is too early to tell what the mayor and council will decide regarding the defeat on Tuesday of a bond ordinance funding recreational park facilities on Maple Grange Road.

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Credit First Service Union We havent had a chance to discuss the issue yet, said Councilman Ira Weiner. We will talk about it at the next meeting and see what everyone wants to do.

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Card Credit Mobile Service Voters narrowly defeated a $1.9 million bond ordinance for construction of a recreational facilities on Maple Grange Road, declining the proposed project in a vote of 3,337 to 3,158.

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Card Credit Discover Service The fact still remains, that Vernon needs to provide park facilities for its children, said Township Manager Don Teolis. This isnt going to go away. The children dont go away. They need a place to play ball.

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Credit Public Service Union Township Attorney Joseph Ragno was saddened by the referendum defeat, citing the nearly 8,000 Vernon children that it slighted.

Card Credit Processing Service Ragno said the council has options. The township could prepare another ordinance for park facilities, with or without a referendum question attached, he said.

Center Credit Service Union It really is a sin, he said. This just makes no sense. Once a township approves funds for the purchase of property for the specific purpose of establishing a recreational park, not building on the property or using it is a waste of taxpayer money.

Card Credit Service Wireless Councilman Greg Haines said the council will move forward to provide facilities for the children of Vernon, but will make sure residents are aware and comfortable with the direction the council takes.

Credit Security Service Union The 180-acre park site on Maple Grange Road was purchased by the council in 1999 for $1 million under former Mayor Jim Kilby and former Deputy Mayor Dan Kadishs administration. The township proposed building football, baseball, soccer and lacrosse fields as well as a roller hockey rink, over the next 10 to 15 years. Vernon has not constructed recreational facilities since the early 1970s.

Credit Report Service Controversy erupted when anti-park activists joined with the Lenni-Lenape Indian Tribe to preserve a 40-acre parcel of land inhabited by American Indians more than 8,000 years ago. The state Department of Environmental Protection, Division of Historic Preservation deemed the land historic.

Blogspot Com Christian The referendum polling Vernon voters was the result of petitions submitted by residents who actively campaigned for signatures last May, which included former mayor Kilby and Carol Gunn-Kadish, wife of former Deputy Mayor Kadish.

Christian Counseling Credit When asked about the defeated ordinance, Vernon resident and petition organizer Jessica Paladini said, The Township Council has divided the town on the park issue, the vote seems to be divided too. A majority is a majority and the residents dont want a park they cant afford.

Credit Federal Service Union This was not the first time Vernon rejected recreational facilities. In 1991, the Township Council bought a 28-acre piece of property off Glenwood Mountain Road for $277,000. The land was later found to be unsuitable for playing fields.

Credit Monitoring Service In January 1997, the Township Council unanimously agreed to sell the property for $121,000 and take a loss.

Credit Division Service By Kate Brex
NJ Herald - 11/7/2002

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