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-- March 19, 2012 --
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19, 2012 Also, will be in Manchester Times March 21, 2012 |
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MAYOR FRESSOLA FOUND
GUILTY Mayor Michael Fressola has been found
guilty by the STATE OF NEW JERSEY LOCAL FINANCE BOARD of attempting to use his
official position to secure unwarranted privileges, advantages for himself and
others. This is a violation of New Jersey State Law N.J.S.A. 40A:9-22.1: This
violation of law occurred during the May 2010 election cycle. Michael Fressola
has been assessed a hefty fine, that he has paid. To see a full copy of the
Notice of Violation please go to: Fressola Found Guilty.pdf |
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January 18, 2012 |
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Manchester Township, NJ --- Neighbors Group fighting for
property rights. Neighbors Group is a group of Manchester Citizens for a Quality Neighborhood was formed by, but not limited to, residents of Wilbur Avenue, Hollywood Estates (homes on Shorin Way), Renaissance, Holly Oaks, Rolling Meadows, Route 57 Road residents, Leisure Knoll, Leisure Ridge and Leisure Village West. We came together to share our concerns about the Application for Variance of property zoned R-40 (low density residential) to build an approximately 86,000, MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR PROFIT long-term nersing home by Manchester Realty Rehab that will consist of two large buildings, two story high with several wings off each, docks, one entrance and off Route 571 for both right and left turns. We are neighbors supporting our American Dream We are a community of Manchester citizens working together to have our voices heard about issues that could change our wonderful semi-rural town by allowing alterations to the zoning ordinances carefully and strategically put into place by our town fathers and mothers. These ordinances were initiated to keep certain areas of the town residential (including Route 571) while allowing for growth of commercial business along the State Henry Dudley note added, I know a few of the people involved in this fight and urge others to support their effort. Property rights are fundamental rights and must be preserved if the people are to be free. Please click on the pdf link below for more information. Neighbors Group pdf |
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April 18, 2011 |
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Manchester Township, NJ --- Dudley v. Fressola On April 7, 2011 Henry Dudley filed a suit in the Ocean County Superior Court against Michael Fressola for Libel. This action on Dudley's part was reluctantly taken only after many weeks of Michael Fressola trashing Dudley in the press. There came a point where he could no longer stand by and take the damage to his reputation. This action was taken against Michael Fressola personally and not against him as mayor of Manchester Township. see copy of Complaint pdf |
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October 18, 2010 |
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Manchester Township, NJ Early this Month a contingency of government agents consisting of housing department officials, a code enforcement officer and four heavily armed police officers conducted an early morning raid on a home in Pine Lake Park, Manchester, NJ. Was this domestic violence? Was it drug trafficking? Was it terrorism? No, none of the above, it was to enforce a Court Order to search the property and home for construction code violations. The raid and subsequent search followed a court order issued by the Manchester Municipal Judge. The Court Order was obtained after the code enforcement officer swore before the Judge that he had evidence and belief that there were code violations on the property. The evidence was a Satellite Google Photo. The suspected code violation was that the home owner had installed an above ground swimming pool and a fence around it, without permits. A further search of the house revealed the home owner had done some finishing work in his basement without a permit. My question is this. Have we gotten to the point where a code violation triggers a response of this type? Is our town so desperate for money we do this? Are the egos of the code department officers so out of control that they see no problem with going after a flee with a sledge hammer? Oops, that's not a good example the Flee has no money and can't pay a fine to the town. What ever happened to "A Mans Home is his Castle" What happened to the Fourth Amendment? Protection from unreasonable search and seizure. I would suggest that this type of aggressive enforcement of central planning and money grabbing is becoming common place and represents another giant step down the road to Serfdom. |
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| I know the above sounds far fetched. However, I have interviewed the home owner that was attacked by our town and the account is correct. I also read the search warrant. | |
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-- I just came across this. It fits into the above issue. APPROVAL OF SEARCH WARRANT APPLICATIONS Page 1 ...enforcement of the criminal law..." Page 3 Requirement to Obtain Prosecutorial Approval Page 4 Whenever practicable, the application for a search warrant should be made to a Superior Court Judge, rather than a Municipal Court Judge. |
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| January 8, 2011 ---
Letter to Manchester Times --- Doom and Gloom Mayor ---
In response to Mayor Fressola's editorial (Manchester Times January 4). Mayor Fressola seems to see doom and gloom around every corner and behind every tree. Last month he was using his scare tactics with regard to the township budget, "we are facing a financial crisis" This week the mayor is warning that political club members are trying to take over Manchester township government. Where does he get this stuff, a crystal ball? tee leave? is he a mind reader?. At a recent town council meeting during the public comment period a resident went to the microphone and suggested that to prevent raising taxes our town should look very carefully at ways to reduce the increases in spending. Mayor Fressola immediately challenged the resident to tell him where to cut. The resident told the mayor that was not his job as he was not an elected official of the town. The mayor snapped back in a rather condescending and dismissive way that if the resident wanted to cut the budget he should tell the mayor where. The Manchester Regular Republican Club has taken the mayors challenge seriously and has recommended to the town counsel that the municipal election be moved from May to November. This small change will save our town $60,000 (*) and our County another $20,000 (*). Mayor Fressola response (Manchester Times January 4) is to engaging in more scare politics. This is tactic used by many elected officials at many levels. Scare the people over an issue and present yourself as the solution, just do as I say and everything will be wonderful. Furthermore, I quote the mayor from this weeks paper. "The cost to each taxpayer in Manchester is about $1.72" Well, Mr. Mayor that's still $60,000 (*). Mayor Fressola continues, stating that "There is a political club in Manchester controlled by two former mayors of other towns in NJ, where there has been issues of questionable history" Well, I must take issue with this statement. I know both of these gentlemen well and hold them in the highest regard. For the mayor to attempt to link them with some improper activity is bordering on slander, at worst and is literary gymnastics at best. It should be remembered that during the last mayoral election in May Mayor Fressola ran on a campaign slogan of "continued good government and lower taxes". Now that he is mayor for another 4 years, he is not interested saving the tax payers $80,000 (*), it's too small to worry about. Furthermore, he is presiding over a government that is planning on raising our taxes another 14% at a time when many of our residents who rely on SS haven't had a cost of living increase in 3 years. Also, many young people living in Manchester are employed as skilled tradesmen in the construction business. Thanks to the heavy handed, boot on the neck approach of our building and code departments the construction industry is dead. (*) up-date the latest estimate of the cost is somewhat lower about $40K for the Township and another $5K for the County. Henry Dudley Pine Lake Park, Manchester, NJ |
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Join, or Die is a well-known political
cartoon, created by Benjamin Franklin and first published in his Pennsylvania
Gazette on May 9, 1754. The original publication by the Gazette is the earliest known pictorial representation of colonial union produced by a British colonist in America. It is a woodcut showing a snake severed into eighths, with each segment labeled with the initials of a British American colony or region. New England was represented as one segment, rather than the four colonies it was at that time. In addition, Delaware and Georgia were omitted completely. Thus, it has 8 segments of snake rather than the traditional 13 colonies. The cartoon appeared along with Franklin's editorial about the "disunited state" of the colonies, and helped make his point about the importance of colonial unity. During that era, there was a superstition that a snake which had been cut into pieces would come back to life if the pieces were put together before sunset. |
-- January 13, 2011 --
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(Faulkner Act) In all Faulkner
Act municipalities, regardless of the particular form, citizens enjoy the right
of Initiative and Referendum, meaning that proposed ordinances can be
introduced directly by the people without action by the local governing body.
This right is exercised by preparing a conforming petition signed by 10% of the
registered voters who turned out in the last general election in an
odd-numbered year (i.e., the most recent General Assembly election). Once the
petition is submitted, the local governing body can vote to pass the requested
ordinance, and if they refuse, it is then submitted directly to the
voters. Link To: Faulkner Act Full Text - Large pdf |
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