Ramsey November 3, 2010 THE VILLADOM TIMES IV • Page 7 Community initiative, cooperation light school field season. These community leaders and benefactors were able to raise donated money to purchase and install the lights at no cost to Ramsey taxpayers. The group raised almost $100,000, which was matched by a Bergen County Open Space Grant. The purchase price of the lights includes 25 years of cost-free maintenance, including replacement lamps. These state-of-the-art lights are effective for (continued on page 8) Ramsey Board of Education President John J. Nunziata and some of the people who helped make lighting the Ramsey High School field a reality. Pictured (L to R) are: Chris Tedeschi, Lou Molino, Dr. David Coonrad, Bruce Vozeh, Peter Ruel, John Fisher, John J. Nunziata, Superintendent of Schools Dr. Roy Montesano, Mike Saalfrank, John Clifford, Art Nalbandian, Craig Clifford, Paul Clifford, and Dan Mills. (Photo courtesy of Marcy Cagan.) On behalf of the Ramsey Board of Education, School Board President John Nunziata recently recognized the individuals and groups who made the lighting of the Ramsey High School field a reality. A ceremony was held before a Ramsey varsity football game. “This is a marvelous example of the generosity of Ramsey residents,” Nunziata said. He also highlighted the cooperation between the board of education and the Ramsey council, which made the lights possible. The school district is grateful for the hard work and generosity of the borough residents who took the initiative to form a committee to install lights at the high school field. As a result of the determination of this group, lights were installed in August and were ready to use for the fall Public Notice On November 4, 2010 the Mahwah Mayor and Council will begin the process to consider rezoning the 100+ acre International Crossroads Site. Currently zoned OP-200 “Office Park”, up to 1.8 million square feet of office/hotel/ restaurant is permitted. Ownership is willing to reduce permissible square footage to 300,000 square feet of new office/hotel/recreation and 600,000 square feet of retail. Rezoning would require that not less than 200,000 square feet of total retail space must be developed in a “lifestyle” format. This is an open public meeting, scheduled for 8:00P.M. 475 Corporate Drive, Mahwah, NJ Crossroads Developers LLC at the request of Mahwah Mayor and Council 11-3-10 joan/janine