Renee Rosato
Recycling & Litter Enforcement/Abatement
Mail to: rrosato@oceantwp.org
Responsible for the enforcement of litter and garbage complaints on commercial and residential properties along with garbage/recycling containers issues. Also handles litter control on all Township properties. Coordinates activities for the office including items for the Clean Communities Clean Sweep and Fall Fest.
Sean Sullivan
Clean Communities Litter Abatement
extension 3391
email: ssullivan@oceantwp.org
Handles litter control and abatement on Township properties
Role of Clean Communities Litter Control / Enforcement
The Clean Communities Litter Control / Enforcement division maintains the township parks and properties by collecting the garbage and recycling periodically. They also receive complaints and are responsible for the enforcement of the Township Revised General Ordinances and the Property Maintenance Codes in involving garbage, recycling and litter. The Clean Communities Enforcement either self-observes the violations or receives complaints from the public and/or other governmental agencies and inspects commercial and residential properties garbage and recycling containers for compliance to any local, county and state regulations.
Upon observing a violation, a Clean Communities Enforcement documents the conditions through:
- visual observation
- written reports
- photographic evidence
Whenever possible, personal contact is made with the property owner and/or person responsible for the violation and a violation notice is issued to the owner. The notice states:
- the nature of the infraction
- what must be done to correct the violation
- any administrative relief processes available
- the enforcement avenue which will be taken if the violation is not corrected
- the date by which correction is required
"Our mission is to attain compliance with Township codes regarding land use regulations and the maintenance of structures and premises through education, cooperation, enforcement and abatement to achieve a cleaner, healthier and safer town."