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1 S T A T E O F N E W J E R S E Y DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY DIVISION OF PENSIONS AND BENEFITS BOARD LIST FOR JUNE 13, 2016 POLICE AND FIREMEN'S RETIREMENT SYSTEM SPECIAL RETIREMENTS EFFECTIVE OPTION/ SERVICE NAME DATE ERI-CAT P/F YRS MOS CHAP ADAMS-DAILEY,MARJORIE L MAX P ADCOCK,DANNY K MAX P PLEASANTVILLE CITY ALLEN,MICHAEL MAX P NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP ALTMANN,RONALD FRANK MAX P PATERSON CITY ALVAREZ,HUMBERTO J MAX P ELIZABETH CITY ANTHONY,MICHAEL J MAX F JERSEY CITY FIRE DEPT. AQUINO,ROBERT L MAX P STATE PAROLE BOARD AVILES,LEONARD MAX P AYCOCK,ROY EARL,JR MAX P HUNTERDON COUNTY BLAIR,KENNETH M MAX P PISCATAWAY TOWNSHIP BRADLEY,ANGELA MAX P BRADLEY,MICHAEL T MAX P SOUTH ORANGE VILLAGE CALLAGHAN,JOSEPH H MAX F MAPLEWOOD TOWNSHIP CAMACHO,ROBIN MAX P CAMPOS,ANTHONY MAX P
2 CHECKI,DANIEL ANTHONY,J MAX P NORTHERN STATE PRISON CHRISTINA,STEPHEN J,JR MAX F DEPTFORD TWP FIRE DISTRICT CONLOW,ANDREW N MAX P SOUTHERN STATE CRRTNL FACILITY CONNORS,MARK G MAX P CONOVER,BRIAN T MAX P CRAWFORD,STEVEN S MAX P MENDHAM TOWNSHIP DAMICO,CHRISTOPHER MAX F WILDWOOD CITY DENI,EDWARD J MAX P CAPE MAY COUNTY DEZENZO,GERALD A MAX P HUDSON COUNTY DICKEY,CARL MAX P DEPT. OF COR. VROOM-JONES FARM EDWARDS,JOHN S MAX P MIDDLE TOWNSHIP ELLISON,DONALD E MAX P FALLER,KEVIN LAWRENCE MAX P OCEAN TOWNSHIP (MONMOUTH) FAULBORN,JOSEPH LOUIS,J MAX P DUMONT BOROUGH FAY,PATRICK J MAX P CRANFORD TOWNSHIP FINNEGAN,JAMES MAX P NJ TRANSIT CORPORATION FITZGERALD,TIMOTHY M MAX P GARRETT,SHAUN L MAX P GARRISON,CHARLES,JR MAX P VINELAND CITY
3 GEIPEL,RAYMOND E MAX P MILLTOWN BOROUGH GIBSON,GLENDALYN ALISA MAX P GIRMAN,RICHARD ROBERT MAX P GORMAN,DANIEL W MAX P WEST CALDWELL TOWNSHIP GORSKI,PHILIP J MAX F CAMDEN CITY GRIGGS,MICHAEL MAX P NJ TRANSIT CORPORATION HALLIGAN,EUGENE MAX F JERSEY CITY FIRE DEPT. HAWKINS,PHILIP MAX P HERNANDEZ,ERNESTO M MAX P SCOTCH PLAINS TOWNSHIP HOLMES,EDWIN T MAX P HOLMSTROM,HAROLD H MAX P WOODBURY CITY HULL,WAYNE MAX P BERGEN COUNTY IRIZARRY,RAMON E MAX F JAMES,VALERIE J MAX P JOHNSON,DAWN MAX P CORRECT-BAYSIDE STATE PRISON KERNAN,THOMAS E MAX P SOUTHERN STATE CRRTNL FACILITY KILFARA,EDWARD MAX P OCEAN COUNTY KLEIBER,DENNIS MAX P TEANECK TOWNSHIP LANE,DARRYL E MAX P HUDSON COUNTY
4 LEACH,KENNETH L MAX P LEE,DEBRA A MAX P JERSEY CITY LEONARD,SEAN R MAX P HO-HO-KUS BOROUGH LEWIS,GLYNIS MAX P EDNA MAHAN CORR FAC FOR WOMEN LITTERIO,CARMINE R,JR MAX P LYNDHURST TOWNSHIP LUCCI,JIM E MAX F PATERSON CITY LYSY,CHRISTIAN P MAX F ELIZABETH CITY MALINIAK,RICHARD MAX F ELIZABETH CITY MARTINO,CARMEN MAX P BERGEN COUNTY MATHIS,DELBERT S MAX P BURLINGTON COUNTY/PAYROLL DEPT MCDONOUGH,DAWN L MAX P DEPT ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION MCMILLAN,LARRY MAX P EAST JERSEY STATE PRISON MENDEZ,ADRIAN MAX P MILLER,ROBERT MAX P MIRANDA,VICTOR L,SR MAX P MORAN,JOSEPH MICHAEL MAX F HILLSIDE TOWNSHIP MOREIRA,ANDRE MAX P CLIFTON CITY NELSON,JAMES MAX P KEANSBURG BOROUGH NICHOLS,JOHN F MAX P ESSEX COUNTY
5 NICOLAI,SCOTT M MAX P CORRECTIONS-ADULT DIAG. & TREAT NIENSTADT,PETER J MAX P DENVILLE TOWNSHIP OLARRA,JOSEPH MAX P HIGHLAND PARK BOROUGH ORSINI,JOSEPH M MAX P ESSEX COUNTY PANAGEAS,ELIAS MAX P HUDSON COUNTY PEACE,WILLIAM L MAX P PLAVIER,JOHN MAX P POLAND,JEFFREY A MAX P SPRING LAKE BOROUGH RATLIFF,STEPHANIE F MAX P DEPT. OF COR. VROOM-JONES FARM REBILAS,LEONARD,JR MAX P PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP REID,KENNETH A MAX P PLAINFIELD CITY REYNOLDS,HOSIA D MAX P EAST ORANGE CITY ROBERTS,DAVID A MAX P BARRINGTON BOROUGH RODGERS,ERIC M MAX P JERSEY CITY ROMEO,CHRISTOPHER MAX P WINSLOW TOWNSHIP ROSE,RICHARD ANTHONY MAX P MORRIS COUNTY RUIZ,ELMO W MAX P RUSSO,DARRIN J MAX P FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP (SOMERSET) SCHLECHTWEG,KARL JOHN MAX P 25-00
6 SHORE,BRIAN S MAX P BERGEN COUNTY SKERBETZ,DAVID A MAX P RUTGERS UNIVERSITY SMITH,DEAN RUSSELL MAX P SMITH,LARRY F MAX F CAMDEN CITY STOIA,MICHAEL ROBERT MAX P MANASQUAN BOROUGH SUTTON,LEONARD K,JR MAX P TERMAN,MICHAEL R MAX P THORNTON,VERONICA MAX P TEANECK TOWNSHIP UGHETTA,STEVEN O MAX P ULRICH,THOMAS W MAX P VINELAND CITY VALENTIN,ISRAEL MAX P PLAINFIELD CITY WATTERS,THOMAS R MAX P WEIDNER,ALAN F MAX F BRIGANTINE CITY WILKINS,DWAYNE LEE MAX P WILLIAMS,KENNETH,SR MAX P DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION WORTH,BRIAN C MAX P YOUNGBLOOD,CLINTON,JR MAX F ZAHN,KENNETH W MAX P TOTAL SPECIAL RETIREMENTS: 109
SPECIAL RETIREMENTS AHEARN,CHARLES E MAX P WAYNE TOWNSHIP ANTHONY,MARC J MAX P PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP
S T A T E O F N E W J E R S E Y DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY DIVISION OF PENSIONS AND BENEFITS BOARD LIST FOR JUNE 8, 2015 POLICE AND FIREMEN'S RETIREMENT SYSTEM SPECIAL RETIREMENTS EFFECTIVE OPTION/ SERVICE
SPECIAL RETIREMENTS AGLIATA,FRANK L MAX P DEPT. OF COR. VROOM-JONES FARM BANGE,PETER MAX F ELIZABETH CITY
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SPECIAL RETIREMENTS AMBROS,ALEJANDRO A MAX 46 P CORRECTIONS-ADULT DIAG. & TREAT
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SPECIAL RETIREMENTS ALEXANDER,GAIL MAX P UNION COUNTY ALFONSO,LAZARO MAX P UNION COUNTY
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Atlantic $11,934,340 $3,743,365 $3,574,433 $1,951,193 $2,665,349 $32,083,923 $8,401,484 $7,824,055 $9,768,656 $6,089,728 Bergen 58,469,652 5,640,458 16,409,436 2,254,901 34,164,857 121,325,035 21,655,757
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Atlantic $43,387,904 $7,180,182 $11,438,404 $13,323,927 $11,445,391 $89,080,653 $18,916,444 $26,742,882 $14,448,013 $28,973,314 Bergen 138,864,077 25,722,054 37,160,825 29,209,042 46,772,156 386,893,388
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Atlantic $15,743,868 $4,384,437 $5,869,545 $217,001 $5,272,885 $15,743,868 $4,384,437 $5,869,545 $217,001 $5,272,885 Bergen 80,007,669 20,738,079 21,258,810 9,814,628 28,196,152 80,007,669 20,738,079 21,258,810
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Atlantic $21,564,735 $5,277,787 $6,455,097 $1,419,327 $8,412,524 $90,742,268 $14,496,352 $14,115,001 $29,591,206 $32,539,709 Bergen 173,679,862 22,100,316 28,771,319 98,352,825 24,455,402 372,007,796 38,959,254
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20620 BOROUGH OF BERGENFIELD BERGEN 668, ,433 36, , ,433 36, CARLSTADT BOROUGH BERGEN 391, ,260 13,035 0
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Atlantic 2,256 2,200 56 2,256 2,200 56 Bergen 5,799 5,799 0 5,799 5,799 0 Burlington 14,714 13,688 1,026 14,714 13,688 1,026 Camden 944 0 944 944 0 944 Cape May 27,161 27,161 0 27,161 27,161 0 Cumberland
Square feet of office space authorized by building permits, October 2011
Atlantic 0 0 0 75,773 62,518 13,255 Bergen 14,155 14,155 0 935,115 837,329 97,786 Burlington 51,409 47,477 3,932 143,998 126,230 17,768 Camden 16,738 16,738 0 146,205 143,411 2,794 Cape May 0 0 0 37,937
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Square feet of other nonresidential space authorized by building permits, April 2016
Atlantic 520 1 618 0 0 68,236 0 46,570 0 0 0 1 4,144 Bergen 0 2 0 0 0 263,356 1,076 0 0 0 0 209,142 30,316 Burlington 0 0 800 0 2,500 39 0 0 0 0 0 8,088 10,489 Camden 0 1,635 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2,606
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Atlantic 127,094 1,350 768 80,495 62,932 0 2,663 22,195 67,420 0 0 0 6,122 29,164 50,445 Bergen 376,098 102,287 0 24,716 0 16,716 790 425,475 76,858 132,945 0 0 2,325 291,916 86,702 Burlington 78,457 257,549
Square feet of retail space authorized by building permits, August 2012
Atlantic 0 0 0 26,000 0 26,000 Bergen 6,916 6,916 0 52,797 45,802 6,995 Burlington 2,115 2,115 0 86,363 14,149 72,214 Camden 0 0 0 65,081 13,535 51,546 Cape May 384 0 384 480 0 480 Cumberland 0 0 0 6,153
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Atlantic 17,282 97,722 2,544 0 0 1,600 0 291,580 0 0 576 0 0 12,749 38,335 Bergen 106,863 5,563 0 0 57,865 1,595 0 1,240,727 39,283 26,511 44,490 0 181,512 103,866 72,510 Burlington 126,902 43,673 0 4,005
AREA NAME A-1 A-2 A-3 A-4 A-5
Atlantic 0 9,342 29,018 0 0 75,859 64,535 140,140 3,342 0 0 28,581 66,632 Bergen 3,784 11,201 179,578 14,288 1,082 664,736 960 55,306 78,512 0 51,000 166,150 49,650 Burlington 0 8,485 37,618 1 2,930 108,992
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Atlantic 56,514 30,514 26,000 9 Bergen 64,699 57,704 6,995 8 Burlington 103,877 31,663 72,214 6 Camden 66,431 14,885 51,546 7 Cape May 14,305 5,025 9,280 18 Cumberland 118,767 110,582 8,185 5 Essex 3,030
Square feet of other nonresidential space authorized by building permits, January-May 2015
Atlantic 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10,104 36,228 Bergen 0 81,332 304 0 0 205,393 96,511 35,442 1,012 0 71,488 334,731 14,121 Burlington 0 0 86,494 83,592 0 183,830 0 1 6,344 0 120 235,946 127,188 Camden 0
Square feet of nonresidential construction reported on certificates of occupancy, January-September 2016
Atlantic 27,213 37,494 0 11,796 0 0 0 90,116 0 71,725 1 0 0 38,511 101,378 Bergen 76,183 448,711 0 14,360 28,516 0 0 1,186,652 25,134 137,373 27,490 0 624 193,216 28,846 Burlington 397,277 14,864 0 3,664
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Atlantic 73,865 11,300 0 4,828 36,216 0 1,332 12,139 0 17,634 5,790 0 0 22,797 64,331 Bergen 336,041 18,025 0 3,676 47,466 0 0 1,823,523 24,936 90,452 0 0 1,122 27,245 134,245 Burlington 192,300 89,843
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Atlantic 1,768 8 618 0 0 567,605 0 46,570 0 0 0 8,477 37,872 Bergen 0 22,480 26,331 0 0 2,742,151 65,117 106,863 27,490 0 79,507 312,133 44,671 Burlington 0 3 45,800 36,422 2,980 50,494 0 5,760 0 0 10,324
Square feet of other nonresidential space authorized by building permits, January-July 2016
Atlantic 3,568 8 618 0 0 692,548 0 46,571 0 0 0 21,510 44,391 Bergen 0 22,481 26,331 0 0 2,742,151 425,880 106,863 27,490 0 90,229 507,352 285,967 Burlington 0 76,841 45,800 36,422 2,980 50,497 0 41,540
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21263 ABSECON BD OF ED ATLANTIC 17,717 81,955 99,672 6,751 106,423 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 106,423 21260 ABSECON CITY ATLANTIC 29,971 138,639 168,610 11,420 180,030 0 0 0 9,184 7,445 16,629 0 0 0 0 0 0
Square feet of other nonresidential space authorized by building permits, January-April 2011
Atlantic Absecon City 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,728 0 Atlantic Atlantic City 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 99,181 0 0 0 0 658 Atlantic Brigantine City 0 0 4,902 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 428 Atlantic Buena Borough 160 0 0 0 0 0
Square feet of other nonresidential space authorized by building permits, January-August 2012
Atlantic Absecon City 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Atlantic Atlantic City 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Atlantic Brigantine City 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,061 Atlantic Buena Borough 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,200
Square feet of other nonresidential space authorized by building permits, January-April 2014
Atlantic Absecon City 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Atlantic Atlantic City 0 0 0 0 0 6,548 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Atlantic Brigantine City 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 400 Atlantic Buena Borough 1,200 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
20583 ENGLEWOOD CITY BD OF ED BERGEN 309, ,750 19, , ,750 19, HACKENSACK CITY BERGEN 1,367,268 1,310,231 57,037
10030 ATLANTIC COUNTY ATLANTIC 6,555,609 6,287,525 268,084 0 0 0 142,834 139,381 3,453 6,698,443 6,426,906 271,537 10031 ATLANTIC COUNTY WELFARE BD ATLANTIC 1,176,518 1,115,960 60,558 0 0 0 44,147 43,080
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