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North Bergen, NJ  07047 Party With us Online Edgewater Commons, NJ  07020 550 Meadowlands Pkwy Ste 1, D & J Party Rental Jersey City, NJ  07302 Stork Delivery By K & M Little Ferry, NJ  07643 Wood Ridge, NJ  07075 East Rutherford, NJ  07073 Hodges Rentals & Sales Inc 681 Main St Ste 33, Cinderela's Party & Gifts American Veterans Society 30 Advertise your business with us. on May 03, 2013 at 7:01 PM, updated By Tom Haydon and Richard Khavkine/The Star-Ledger ELIZABETH —Saying she was the target of unjustified attacks, longtime Union County Improvement Authority Executive Director Charlotte DeFilippo resigned her post today and said she will not seek re-election as chairman of the county Democratic Committee. “In recent weeks, the authority and I have come under an unwarranted series of criticisms that have threatened this (authority’s) progress and the agency’s integrity,” DeFilippo said at the end of an authority commission meeting in Elizabeth.

DeFilippo, 68, who lives in Hillside, said she had been considering retirement, “and after many years of public service, I believe the time is now appropriate.” She said that in the 13 years she has been head of the improvement authority, she had transformed a “long-dormant” agency and completed $330 million in projects. Her resignation is effective Aug. 1. After the meeting, DeFilippo, who uses a wheelchair, said she believed her retirement would allow county projects to move forward “since I seem to be the epicenter of the questions.”best office chairs bangalore Last month, DeFilippo came under attack from Tom Neff, chairman of the state Local Finance Board, for the salary and benefits she receives as executive director of improvement authority.swivel chairs for dining table

Neff, an appointee of Republican Gov. Chris Christie, said it was reckless for the authority’s board to allow DeFilippo to work from home. She earns $160,000 per year to supervise a staff of two people and is given 35 vacation days. Neff’s comments came during an April 10 hearing on an authority application for $20 million in financing for work at the Union County College campus in Cranford. The matter was tabled for authority officials to talk with staff from the state Department of Community Affairs.best office chairs bangalore Neff, through a spokeswoman, declined to comment on DeFilippo’s resignation.cape cod chair build However, he has called the benefits she receives “unconscionable” and “disgusting.”ladder back chairs value

“It’s taxpayer money — might as well just be flushed down the toilet,” he said during the hearing on the authority's application for financing. Neff said he would no longer support authority projects “until that situation is taken care of.” The improvement authority provides financing for public projects across the county to pay for road improvements, parking facilities, business relocation, and police cruisers and fire department vehicles among other items.nursing chair for sale uk Authority commissioners voted to accept DeFilippo’s resignation while stressing that she had “served with distinction” for 13 years. Several board members accepted the resignation “with regret,” because they valued her service. Union County Freeholders Bruce Bergen and Daniel Sullivan, who is also executive director of the county utilities authority, thanked DeFilippo for her work.

“You taught me to do government right. You taught me to do politics right,” Bergen said to her. State Sen. Raymond Lesniak (D-Union) said losing DeFilippo’s political acumen and voice would leave a void in Union County. “Right now, I don’t know what it means,” he said of her resignation. “One of the benefits for me of having Charlotte there is that I didn’t have to get involved in county Democratic politics. She kept winning elections year after year after year. “I don’t know where the party goes for its next leader,” he said. After this afternoon's authority meeting, Sullivan said DeFilippo could have had Neff’s critique in mind when she decided to resign. “She decided to step aside and to make sure to alleviate the conflict with the finance board,” he said. “We all stand behind her.” Sullivan, who is not seeking re-election this year after six terms as a freeholder, said that while some prominent names — a list might include Elizabeth Mayor Chris Bollwage, Assemblyman Jerry Green (D-Union), Roselle Mayor Jamel Holley and Fanwood Mayor Colleen Mahr — could well be featured in any contest for the county’s Democratic chairmanship, he had no inkling of who might seek the post.