Good Afternoon, 
Your request requires additional time beyond the seven (7) business days
to fulfill, until March 3, 2020, because it is in attorney review.  Please
be advised OPRA allows custodians to seek extensions of time according
to N.J.S.A. 47:1A-5.i.  I am working diligently to fulfill your
request.  If you have any questions or concerns please do not hesitate to
contact me.  Thank you. ~ Sandy Martin
Seaside Park Clerk's Office
1701 N. Ocean Avenue
Seaside Park, NJ 08752
(732) 793-3700 ext. 106
On Mon, Feb 10, 2020 at 10:46 AM Concerned
<[1][OPRA #9463 email]> wrote:

Dear Seaside Park Borough,

This is a request for public records made under OPRA and the common law
right of access. I am not required to fill out an official form. Please
acknowledge receipt of this message.

Records requested:

-All planning board decisions that involved Thomas Mianulli while he
served as a Seaside Park planning board member.

-Dates Thomas Mianulli served on the Seaside Park planning board.

-The oath of Thomas Mianulli as an appointed planning board member.

-Thomas and Tracy Mianulli’s building/construction permit applications,
inspections, approvals, variances requests, annual rental applications
and inspections for their weekly summer rental scheme. As well as,
zoning, building,  and/or code violation letters for 111 8th Ave,
Seaside Park.

-Tax assessments for 111 8th Ave, Seaside Park.

-Clark Motley’s planning board application and decision, and lawsuit
regarding 211-213 O St, Seaside Park.

-Any variance request for single-family homes to increase to multi
family homes within the town.

-Any planning board decisions to change/increase the structure of a
preexisting non conforming property within the town.

-Any violations and planning board decisions for building a structure
without a permit within the town.

- Varience applications and decisions pertaining to inadequate parking
for their building structure within the town.

-    Any variance applications, decisions, and violations  regarding
decks, lighting fixtures, structures within the 5 foot side setbacks
within the town.

-Any code violation for residents for living in a home without a
certificate of occupancy within the town.

Yours faithfully,

A concerned taxpayer regarding the egregious behavior by an appointed
Seaside Park planning board member (Thomas Mianulli). Background
information: Thomas Mianulli had a pre-existing non-conforming home that
was destroyed by hurricane Sandy in 2012. While Thomas Mianulli served
on the Seaside Park planning board, Seaside park aggressively went after
another homeowner (Clark Motley 211-213 O St) for a similar situation
where his pre-existing nonconforming property was destroyed and Seaside
Park refused to allow the homeowner to rebuild his pre-existing
nonconforming home. Therefore, losing his grandfather two family
property status. This was heard in the N.J. appellate division who sided
with the town. (See more here:
[2]https://www.foxrothschild.com/publicatio...).
Thomas Mianulli tore down his damaged pre-existing nonconforming back
house and rebuilt it without obtaining a permit (in 2015/2016). In utter
disbelief, the town did not find this out until 2019. The Mianulli’s
rent out this home for money. They have not applied for annual rental
certificate of occupancy permits (ever). This home does not have any
permits and/or inspections and therefore remains an unsafe structure as
per N.J. Stare Law. Their tenants continue to live in an unsafe home
which the town is aware. The Mianulli’s have not reported their rental
income and therefore do not pay taxes on same. The Mianulli’s property
hasn’t been assessed properly by the tax assessor and therefore they are
not paying their fair share. This situation has been reported to Seaside
Park in 2019. To date, the Mianulli’s continue to have multiple zoning
and building violations. Their tenants continue to reside in the
unapproved, uninspected, unsafe back home. The lies and deceit of an
appointed planning board member is concerning. Allowing The Mianulli’s
to keep their home while denying Clark Motely’s application for a
similar matter should be viewed as corruption. Allowing one resident who
is an appointed member of the planning board to keep their house and
deny another resident with no connections to the town is concerning.
This corruption should not be acceptable to the town nor the state of
N.J. Thomas Mianulli may have used his appointed position of power to
gain trust, all while denying other residents of same. This matter
should be heard in another jurisdiction to ensure fairness and justice.
To allow this matter to go in front of the same planning board/town
council in which Thomas Mianulli served is a clear conflict of interest.
If this matter is not heard properly it could have grave consequences
later on. Anyone would  be able to build anything on their properties
(despite zoning) without a permit and cite this specific situation when
asking for “forgiveness”. In addition, many residents who were denied
could sue for damages. Choose wisely as this matter will set the tone
for many years to come.

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Good Afternoon,

Please see the information and attachments below in regard to your
requests. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

1. All planning board decisions that involved Thomas Mianulli while he
served as a Seaside Park planning board member.

This request does not name specifically identifiable records.  Please
specify the record(s) you seek. 

2. Dates Thomas Mianulli served on the Seaside Park planning board. 

This request is denied as it does not identify a document.

3.  The oath of Thomas Mianulli as an appointed planning board member.

January 26, 2016, Attached.

4. Thomas and Tracy Mianulli’s building/construction permit applications,
inspections, approvals, variances requests, annual rental applications and
inspections for their weekly summer rental scheme. As well as, zoning,
building,  and/or code violation letters for 111 8th Ave, Seaside Park.

Your request requires additional time to fulfill, until March 13, 2020,
because it is in attorney review. 

5. Tax assessments for 111 8th Ave, Seaside Park.

Attached you will find the most recent tax assessment sheet.

6. Clark Motley’s planning board application and decision, and lawsuit
regarding 211-213 O St, Seaside Park.

Please provide the time frame for the documents you seek. 

The following requests are too vague/overly broad. Please be advised OPRA
is not a research tool and requires particularized identifiable documents.
Please specifically identify the record(s) you seek.

-Any variance request for single-family homes to increase to multi-family
homes within the town.

-Any planning board decisions to change/increase the structure of a
preexisting nonconforming property within the town.

-Any violations and planning board decisions for building a structure
without a permit within the town.

- Varience applications and decisions pertaining to inadequate parking for
their building structure within the town.

-    Any variance applications, decisions, and violations regarding decks,
lighting fixtures, structures within the 5-foot side setbacks within the
town.

-Any code violation for residents for living in a home without a
certificate of occupancy within the town.

Thank you, Sandy Martin
Seaside Park Clerk's Office
1701 N. Ocean Avenue
Seaside Park, NJ 08752
(732) 793-3700 ext. 106
On Thu, Feb 20, 2020 at 2:04 PM Clerk's Office
<[1][email address]> wrote:

Good Afternoon, 
Your request requires additional time beyond the seven (7) business days
to fulfill, until March 3, 2020, because it is in attorney
review.  Please be advised OPRA allows custodians to seek extensions of
time according to N.J.S.A. 47:1A-5.i.  I am working diligently to
fulfill your request.  If you have any questions or concerns please do
not hesitate to contact me.  Thank you. ~ Sandy Martin
Seaside Park Clerk's Office
1701 N. Ocean Avenue
Seaside Park, NJ 08752
(732) 793-3700 ext. 106
On Mon, Feb 10, 2020 at 10:46 AM Concerned
<[2][OPRA #9463 email]> wrote:

Dear Seaside Park Borough,

This is a request for public records made under OPRA and the common
law right of access. I am not required to fill out an official form.
Please acknowledge receipt of this message.

Records requested:

-All planning board decisions that involved Thomas Mianulli while he
served as a Seaside Park planning board member.

-Dates Thomas Mianulli served on the Seaside Park planning board.

-The oath of Thomas Mianulli as an appointed planning board member.

-Thomas and Tracy Mianulli’s building/construction permit
applications, inspections, approvals, variances requests, annual
rental applications and inspections for their weekly summer rental
scheme. As well as, zoning, building,  and/or code violation letters
for 111 8th Ave, Seaside Park.

-Tax assessments for 111 8th Ave, Seaside Park.

-Clark Motley’s planning board application and decision, and lawsuit
regarding 211-213 O St, Seaside Park.

-Any variance request for single-family homes to increase to multi
family homes within the town.

-Any planning board decisions to change/increase the structure of a
preexisting non conforming property within the town.

-Any violations and planning board decisions for building a structure
without a permit within the town.

- Varience applications and decisions pertaining to inadequate parking
for their building structure within the town.

-    Any variance applications, decisions, and violations  regarding
decks, lighting fixtures, structures within the 5 foot side setbacks
within the town.

-Any code violation for residents for living in a home without a
certificate of occupancy within the town.

Yours faithfully,

A concerned taxpayer regarding the egregious behavior by an appointed
Seaside Park planning board member (Thomas Mianulli). Background
information: Thomas Mianulli had a pre-existing non-conforming home
that was destroyed by hurricane Sandy in 2012. While Thomas Mianulli
served on the Seaside Park planning board, Seaside park aggressively
went after another homeowner (Clark Motley 211-213 O St) for a similar
situation where his pre-existing nonconforming property was destroyed
and Seaside Park refused to allow the homeowner to rebuild his
pre-existing nonconforming home. Therefore, losing his grandfather two
family property status. This was heard in the N.J. appellate division
who sided with the town. (See more here:
[3]https://www.foxrothschild.com/publicatio...).
Thomas Mianulli tore down his damaged pre-existing nonconforming back
house and rebuilt it without obtaining a permit (in 2015/2016). In
utter disbelief, the town did not find this out until 2019. The
Mianulli’s rent out this home for money. They have not applied for
annual rental certificate of occupancy permits (ever). This home does
not have any permits and/or inspections and therefore remains an
unsafe structure as per N.J. Stare Law. Their tenants continue to live
in an unsafe home which the town is aware. The Mianulli’s have not
reported their rental income and therefore do not pay taxes on same.
The Mianulli’s property hasn’t been assessed properly by the tax
assessor and therefore they are not paying their fair share. This
situation has been reported to Seaside Park in 2019. To date, the
Mianulli’s continue to have multiple zoning and building violations.
Their tenants continue to reside in the unapproved, uninspected,
unsafe back home. The lies and deceit of an appointed planning board
member is concerning. Allowing The Mianulli’s to keep their home while
denying Clark Motely’s application for a similar matter should be
viewed as corruption. Allowing one resident who is an appointed member
of the planning board to keep their house and deny another resident
with no connections to the town is concerning. This corruption should
not be acceptable to the town nor the state of N.J. Thomas Mianulli
may have used his appointed position of power to gain trust, all while
denying other residents of same. This matter should be heard in
another jurisdiction to ensure fairness and justice. To allow this
matter to go in front of the same planning board/town council in which
Thomas Mianulli served is a clear conflict of interest. If this matter
is not heard properly it could have grave consequences later on.
Anyone would  be able to build anything on their properties (despite
zoning) without a permit and cite this specific situation when asking
for “forgiveness”. In addition, many residents who were denied could
sue for damages. Choose wisely as this matter will set the tone for
many years to come.

-------------------------------------------------------------------

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UNIQUE address for all replies to this request:
[4][OPRA #9463 email]

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Seaside Park Borough? If so, please contact us using this form:
[6]https://opramachine.com/change_request/n...

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[1][IMG][2] 111 8th _20200316110752_Redacted.pdf
re: 111   8th Ave
Good Afternoon,
Attached please find documents pertaining to your request in the fourth
item listed on February 10, 2020.  'Thomas and Tracy Mianulli’s
building/construction permit applications, inspections, approvals,
variances requests, annual rental applications and inspections for their
weekly summer rental scheme. As well as, zoning, building,  and/or code
violation letters for 111 8th Ave, Seaside Park'.  Please be advised
this request is vague.  I have researched as much content as possible
without being provided narrowing criteria to a tremendous volume of
documents.   Please specify the record(s) you seek also kindly provide
time frames?    Regarding the documents enclosed, according to NJSA
47:1A-1.1 social security numbers, unlisted telephone numbers, and
personal email addresses have been redacted.  Feel free to contact me with
any questions or concerns you may have.  Thank you, have a great day! ~
Sandy Martin  
Seaside Park Clerk's Office
1701 N. Ocean Avenue
Seaside Park, NJ 08752
(732) 793-3700 ext. 106
On Tue, Mar 3, 2020 at 4:24 PM Clerk's Office <[3][email address]>
wrote:

Good Afternoon,

Please see the information and attachments below in regard to your
requests. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

1. All planning board decisions that involved Thomas Mianulli while he
served as a Seaside Park planning board member.

This request does not name specifically identifiable records.  Please
specify the record(s) you seek. 

2. Dates Thomas Mianulli served on the Seaside Park planning board. 

This request is denied as it does not identify a document.

3.  The oath of Thomas Mianulli as an appointed planning board member.

January 26, 2016, Attached.

4. Thomas and Tracy Mianulli’s building/construction permit
applications, inspections, approvals, variances requests, annual rental
applications and inspections for their weekly summer rental scheme. As
well as, zoning, building,  and/or code violation letters for 111 8th
Ave, Seaside Park.

Your request requires additional time to fulfill, until March 13, 2020,
because it is in attorney review. 

5. Tax assessments for 111 8th Ave, Seaside Park.

Attached you will find the most recent tax assessment sheet.

6. Clark Motley’s planning board application and decision, and lawsuit
regarding 211-213 O St, Seaside Park.

Please provide the time frame for the documents you seek. 

The following requests are too vague/overly broad. Please be advised
OPRA is not a research tool and requires particularized identifiable
documents. Please specifically identify the record(s) you seek.

-Any variance request for single-family homes to increase to
multi-family homes within the town.

-Any planning board decisions to change/increase the structure of a
preexisting nonconforming property within the town.

-Any violations and planning board decisions for building a structure
without a permit within the town.

- Varience applications and decisions pertaining to inadequate parking
for their building structure within the town.

-    Any variance applications, decisions, and violations regarding
decks, lighting fixtures, structures within the 5-foot side setbacks
within the town.

-Any code violation for residents for living in a home without a
certificate of occupancy within the town.

Thank you, Sandy Martin
Seaside Park Clerk's Office
1701 N. Ocean Avenue
Seaside Park, NJ 08752
(732) 793-3700 ext. 106
On Thu, Feb 20, 2020 at 2:04 PM Clerk's Office
<[4][email address]> wrote:

Good Afternoon, 
Your request requires additional time beyond the seven (7) business
days to fulfill, until March 3, 2020, because it is in attorney
review.  Please be advised OPRA allows custodians to seek extensions
of time according to N.J.S.A. 47:1A-5.i.  I am working diligently to
fulfill your request.  If you have any questions or concerns please do
not hesitate to contact me.  Thank you. ~ Sandy Martin
Seaside Park Clerk's Office
1701 N. Ocean Avenue
Seaside Park, NJ 08752
(732) 793-3700 ext. 106
On Mon, Feb 10, 2020 at 10:46 AM Concerned
<[5][OPRA #9463 email]> wrote:

Dear Seaside Park Borough,

This is a request for public records made under OPRA and the common
law right of access. I am not required to fill out an official form.
Please acknowledge receipt of this message.

Records requested:

-All planning board decisions that involved Thomas Mianulli while he
served as a Seaside Park planning board member.

-Dates Thomas Mianulli served on the Seaside Park planning board.

-The oath of Thomas Mianulli as an appointed planning board member.

-Thomas and Tracy Mianulli’s building/construction permit
applications, inspections, approvals, variances requests, annual
rental applications and inspections for their weekly summer rental
scheme. As well as, zoning, building,  and/or code violation letters
for 111 8th Ave, Seaside Park.

-Tax assessments for 111 8th Ave, Seaside Park.

-Clark Motley’s planning board application and decision, and lawsuit
regarding 211-213 O St, Seaside Park.

-Any variance request for single-family homes to increase to multi
family homes within the town.

-Any planning board decisions to change/increase the structure of a
preexisting non conforming property within the town.

-Any violations and planning board decisions for building a
structure without a permit within the town.

- Varience applications and decisions pertaining to inadequate
parking for their building structure within the town.

-    Any variance applications, decisions, and violations  regarding
decks, lighting fixtures, structures within the 5 foot side setbacks
within the town.

-Any code violation for residents for living in a home without a
certificate of occupancy within the town.

Yours faithfully,

A concerned taxpayer regarding the egregious behavior by an
appointed Seaside Park planning board member (Thomas Mianulli).
Background information: Thomas Mianulli had a pre-existing
non-conforming home that was destroyed by hurricane Sandy in 2012.
While Thomas Mianulli served on the Seaside Park planning board,
Seaside park aggressively went after another homeowner (Clark Motley
211-213 O St) for a similar situation where his pre-existing
nonconforming property was destroyed and Seaside Park refused to
allow the homeowner to rebuild his pre-existing nonconforming home.
Therefore, losing his grandfather two family property status. This
was heard in the N.J. appellate division who sided with the town.
(See more here:
[6]https://www.foxrothschild.com/publicatio...).
Thomas Mianulli tore down his damaged pre-existing nonconforming
back house and rebuilt it without obtaining a permit (in 2015/2016).
In utter disbelief, the town did not find this out until 2019. The
Mianulli’s rent out this home for money. They have not applied for
annual rental certificate of occupancy permits (ever). This home
does not have any permits and/or inspections and therefore remains
an unsafe structure as per N.J. Stare Law. Their tenants continue to
live in an unsafe home which the town is aware. The Mianulli’s have
not reported their rental income and therefore do not pay taxes on
same. The Mianulli’s property hasn’t been assessed properly by the
tax assessor and therefore they are not paying their fair share.
This situation has been reported to Seaside Park in 2019. To date,
the Mianulli’s continue to have multiple zoning and building
violations. Their tenants continue to reside in the unapproved,
uninspected, unsafe back home. The lies and deceit of an appointed
planning board member is concerning. Allowing The Mianulli’s to keep
their home while denying Clark Motely’s application for a similar
matter should be viewed as corruption. Allowing one resident who is
an appointed member of the planning board to keep their house and
deny another resident with no connections to the town is concerning.
This corruption should not be acceptable to the town nor the state
of N.J. Thomas Mianulli may have used his appointed position of
power to gain trust, all while denying other residents of same. This
matter should be heard in another jurisdiction to ensure fairness
and justice. To allow this matter to go in front of the same
planning board/town council in which Thomas Mianulli served is a
clear conflict of interest. If this matter is not heard properly it
could have grave consequences later on. Anyone would  be able to
build anything on their properties (despite zoning) without a permit
and cite this specific situation when asking for “forgiveness”. In
addition, many residents who were denied could sue for damages.
Choose wisely as this matter will set the tone for many years to
come.

-------------------------------------------------------------------

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UNIQUE address for all replies to this request:
[7][OPRA #9463 email]

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Good Afternoon, 
Thank you for your email.  A responce and documents were provided on item
four.  Please let me know if you would like me to resend.  Thank you  
Seaside Park Clerk's Office
1701 N. Ocean Avenue
Seaside Park, NJ 08752
(732) 793-3700 ext. 106
On Tue, Mar 17, 2020 at 9:33 PM Concerned
<[1][OPRA #9463 email]> wrote:

Dear Clerk's Office,

Hi. What is the status of #4? It’s now 3/17.

In regards to #6. 211 O St. The dates would be from 2007-2013.

It has been over 1 month since this request has been made. 

Yours sincerely,

Concerned

-----Original Message-----

[1][IMG][2] 111 8th _20200316110752_Redacted.pdf
 re: 111   8th Ave
 Good Afternoon,
 Attached please find documents pertaining to your request in the fourth
 item listed on February 10, 2020.  'Thomas and Tracy Mianulli’s
 building/construction permit applications, inspections, approvals,
 variances requests, annual rental applications and inspections for
their
 weekly summer rental scheme. As well as, zoning, building,  and/or code
 violation letters for 111 8th Ave, Seaside Park'.  Please be advised
 this request is vague.  I have researched as much content as possible
 without being provided narrowing criteria to a tremendous volume of
 documents.   Please specify the record(s) you seek also kindly provide
 time frames?    Regarding the documents enclosed, according to NJSA
 47:1A-1.1 social security numbers, unlisted telephone numbers, and
 personal email addresses have been redacted.  Feel free to contact me
with
 any questions or concerns you may have.  Thank you, have a great day! ~
 Sandy Martin  
 Seaside Park Clerk's Office
 1701 N. Ocean Avenue
 Seaside Park, NJ 08752
 (732) 793-3700 ext. 106
 On Tue, Mar 3, 2020 at 4:24 PM Clerk's Office <[3][email address]>
 wrote:

 Good Afternoon,

 Please see the information and attachments below in regard to your
 requests. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

 1. All planning board decisions that involved Thomas Mianulli while he
 served as a Seaside Park planning board member.

 This request does not name specifically identifiable records.  Please
 specify the record(s) you seek. 

 2. Dates Thomas Mianulli served on the Seaside Park planning board. 

 This request is denied as it does not identify a document.

 3.  The oath of Thomas Mianulli as an appointed planning board member.

 January 26, 2016, Attached.

 4. Thomas and Tracy Mianulli’s building/construction permit
 applications, inspections, approvals, variances requests, annual rental
 applications and inspections for their weekly summer rental scheme. As
 well as, zoning, building,  and/or code violation letters for 111 8th
 Ave, Seaside Park.

 Your request requires additional time to fulfill, until March 13, 2020,
 because it is in attorney review. 

 5. Tax assessments for 111 8th Ave, Seaside Park.

 Attached you will find the most recent tax assessment sheet.

 6. Clark Motley’s planning board application and decision, and lawsuit
 regarding 211-213 O St, Seaside Park.

 Please provide the time frame for the documents you seek. 

 The following requests are too vague/overly broad. Please be advised
 OPRA is not a research tool and requires particularized identifiable
 documents. Please specifically identify the record(s) you seek.

 -Any variance request for single-family homes to increase to
 multi-family homes within the town.

 -Any planning board decisions to change/increase the structure of a
 preexisting nonconforming property within the town.

 -Any violations and planning board decisions for building a structure
 without a permit within the town.

 - Varience applications and decisions pertaining to inadequate parking
 for their building structure within the town.

 -    Any variance applications, decisions, and violations regarding
 decks, lighting fixtures, structures within the 5-foot side setbacks
 within the town.

 -Any code violation for residents for living in a home without a
 certificate of occupancy within the town.

 Thank you, Sandy Martin
 Seaside Park Clerk's Office
 1701 N. Ocean Avenue
 Seaside Park, NJ 08752
 (732) 793-3700 ext. 106

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no other:
[2][OPRA #9463 email]

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on the internet. Our privacy and copyright policies:
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Good Afternoon, 
As per your request to resend the email response for #4, please see the
enclosures below.  
In regard to your request for "Motley’s planning board application and
decision, and lawsuit regarding 211-213 O St, Seaside Park; dates
2007-2013", 
I was not able to locate any legal documents related to “Clark” Motley,
but I am providing legal documents for “Dan” Motley.  
Also attached is  ZBA 10*5 & Resolution Memorializing Zoning Board Of
Adjustment Application No. ZBA 10-05.  In regard to all documents enclosed
in accordance with NJSA 47:1A-1.1 social security numbers, unlisted
telephone numbers, and personal email addresses have been redacted.  Feel
free to contact me with any questions or concerns you may have.  Thank
you, have a great day! ~ Sandy
[1][IMG][2] zba 10.05 -OPRA_20200325140903.pdf
[3][IMG][4] OPRA. 111 8TH AVE_redacted (1).pdf
   
On Mon, Mar 16, 2020 at 12:59 PM Clerk's Office
<[5][email address]> wrote:

[6][IMG][7] 111 8th _20200316110752_Redacted.pdf
re: 111   8th Ave
Good Afternoon,
Attached please find documents pertaining to your request in the fourth
item listed on February 10, 2020.  'Thomas and Tracy Mianulli’s
building/construction permit applications, inspections, approvals,
variances requests, annual rental applications and inspections for their
weekly summer rental scheme. As well as, zoning, building,  and/or code
violation letters for 111 8th Ave, Seaside Park'.  Please be advised
this request is vague.  I have researched as much content as possible
without being provided narrowing criteria to a tremendous volume of
documents.   Please specify the record(s) you seek also kindly provide
time frames?    Regarding the documents enclosed, according to NJSA
47:1A-1.1 social security numbers, unlisted telephone numbers, and
personal email addresses have been redacted.  Feel free to contact me
with any questions or concerns you may have.  Thank you, have a great
day! ~ Sandy Martin  
Seaside Park Clerk's Office
1701 N. Ocean Avenue
Seaside Park, NJ 08752
(732) 793-3700 ext. 106
On Tue, Mar 3, 2020 at 4:24 PM Clerk's Office
<[8][email address]> wrote:

Good Afternoon,

Please see the information and attachments below in regard to your
requests. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

1. All planning board decisions that involved Thomas Mianulli while he
served as a Seaside Park planning board member.

This request does not name specifically identifiable records.  Please
specify the record(s) you seek. 

2. Dates Thomas Mianulli served on the Seaside Park planning board. 

This request is denied as it does not identify a document.

3.  The oath of Thomas Mianulli as an appointed planning board member.

January 26, 2016, Attached.

4. Thomas and Tracy Mianulli’s building/construction permit
applications, inspections, approvals, variances requests, annual
rental applications and inspections for their weekly summer rental
scheme. As well as, zoning, building,  and/or code violation letters
for 111 8th Ave, Seaside Park.

Your request requires additional time to fulfill, until March 13,
2020, because it is in attorney review. 

5. Tax assessments for 111 8th Ave, Seaside Park.

Attached you will find the most recent tax assessment sheet.

6. Clark Motley’s planning board application and decision, and lawsuit
regarding 211-213 O St, Seaside Park.

Please provide the time frame for the documents you seek. 

The following requests are too vague/overly broad. Please be advised
OPRA is not a research tool and requires particularized identifiable
documents. Please specifically identify the record(s) you seek.

-Any variance request for single-family homes to increase to
multi-family homes within the town.

-Any planning board decisions to change/increase the structure of a
preexisting nonconforming property within the town.

-Any violations and planning board decisions for building a structure
without a permit within the town.

- Varience applications and decisions pertaining to inadequate parking
for their building structure within the town.

-    Any variance applications, decisions, and violations regarding
decks, lighting fixtures, structures within the 5-foot side setbacks
within the town.

-Any code violation for residents for living in a home without a
certificate of occupancy within the town.

Thank you, Sandy Martin
Seaside Park Clerk's Office
1701 N. Ocean Avenue
Seaside Park, NJ 08752
(732) 793-3700 ext. 106
On Thu, Feb 20, 2020 at 2:04 PM Clerk's Office
<[9][email address]> wrote:

Good Afternoon, 
Your request requires additional time beyond the seven (7) business
days to fulfill, until March 3, 2020, because it is in attorney
review.  Please be advised OPRA allows custodians to seek extensions
of time according to N.J.S.A. 47:1A-5.i.  I am working diligently to
fulfill your request.  If you have any questions or concerns
please do not hesitate to contact me.  Thank you. ~ Sandy Martin
Seaside Park Clerk's Office
1701 N. Ocean Avenue
Seaside Park, NJ 08752
(732) 793-3700 ext. 106
On Mon, Feb 10, 2020 at 10:46 AM Concerned
<[10][OPRA #9463 email]> wrote:

Dear Seaside Park Borough,

This is a request for public records made under OPRA and the
common law right of access. I am not required to fill out an
official form. Please acknowledge receipt of this message.

Records requested:

-All planning board decisions that involved Thomas Mianulli while
he served as a Seaside Park planning board member.

-Dates Thomas Mianulli served on the Seaside Park planning board.

-The oath of Thomas Mianulli as an appointed planning board
member.

-Thomas and Tracy Mianulli’s building/construction permit
applications, inspections, approvals, variances requests, annual
rental applications and inspections for their weekly summer rental
scheme. As well as, zoning, building,  and/or code violation
letters for 111 8th Ave, Seaside Park.

-Tax assessments for 111 8th Ave, Seaside Park.

-Clark Motley’s planning board application and decision, and
lawsuit regarding 211-213 O St, Seaside Park.

-Any variance request for single-family homes to increase to multi
family homes within the town.

-Any planning board decisions to change/increase the structure of
a preexisting non conforming property within the town.

-Any violations and planning board decisions for building a
structure without a permit within the town.

- Varience applications and decisions pertaining to inadequate
parking for their building structure within the town.

-    Any variance applications, decisions, and violations 
regarding decks, lighting fixtures, structures within the 5 foot
side setbacks within the town.

-Any code violation for residents for living in a home without a
certificate of occupancy within the town.

Yours faithfully,

A concerned taxpayer regarding the egregious behavior by an
appointed Seaside Park planning board member (Thomas Mianulli).
Background information: Thomas Mianulli had a pre-existing
non-conforming home that was destroyed by hurricane Sandy in 2012.
While Thomas Mianulli served on the Seaside Park planning board,
Seaside park aggressively went after another homeowner (Clark
Motley 211-213 O St) for a similar situation where his
pre-existing nonconforming property was destroyed and Seaside Park
refused to allow the homeowner to rebuild his pre-existing
nonconforming home. Therefore, losing his grandfather two family
property status. This was heard in the N.J. appellate division who
sided with the town. (See more here:
[11]https://www.foxrothschild.com/publicatio...).
Thomas Mianulli tore down his damaged pre-existing nonconforming
back house and rebuilt it without obtaining a permit (in
2015/2016). In utter disbelief, the town did not find this out
until 2019. The Mianulli’s rent out this home for money. They have
not applied for annual rental certificate of occupancy permits
(ever). This home does not have any permits and/or inspections and
therefore remains an unsafe structure as per N.J. Stare Law. Their
tenants continue to live in an unsafe home which the town is
aware. The Mianulli’s have not reported their rental income and
therefore do not pay taxes on same. The Mianulli’s property hasn’t
been assessed properly by the tax assessor and therefore they are
not paying their fair share. This situation has been reported to
Seaside Park in 2019. To date, the Mianulli’s continue to have
multiple zoning and building violations. Their tenants continue to
reside in the unapproved, uninspected, unsafe back home. The lies
and deceit of an appointed planning board member is concerning.
Allowing The Mianulli’s to keep their home while denying Clark
Motely’s application for a similar matter should be viewed as
corruption. Allowing one resident who is an appointed member of
the planning board to keep their house and deny another resident
with no connections to the town is concerning. This corruption
should not be acceptable to the town nor the state of N.J. Thomas
Mianulli may have used his appointed position of power to gain
trust, all while denying other residents of same. This matter
should be heard in another jurisdiction to ensure fairness and
justice. To allow this matter to go in front of the same planning
board/town council in which Thomas Mianulli served is a clear
conflict of interest. If this matter is not heard properly it
could have grave consequences later on. Anyone would  be able to
build anything on their properties (despite zoning) without a
permit and cite this specific situation when asking for
“forgiveness”. In addition, many residents who were denied could
sue for damages. Choose wisely as this matter will set the tone
for many years to come.

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