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    July 1, 2014

    Mr. Dave Ridolfino, Associate Deputy State TreasurerState of New Jersey

    Department of the Treasury

    Division of AdministrationPO BOX 002

    Trenton, NJ 08625

    via [email protected]

    Re: Integrity Oversight Monitoring Quarterly Reports

    City of Elizabeth Veterans Memorial Waterfront Park EQ2013-001-P3

    City of Perth Amboy Marina, Promenade and Bulkheads EQ2013-005-P3

    Dear Mr. Ridolfino:

    In accordance with A-60, enclosed please find Quarterly Reports for the above-

    referenced projects wherein Thacher Associates, LLC (Thacher Associates) serves as integrity

    oversight and anti-fraud monitor pursuant to P.L. 2013, Chapter 37.

    Notably, while both reports cover the period beginning January 1, 2014, and ending

    March 31, 2014, Thacher Associates was not engaged at either project for the entirety of this

    period. Our engagement at the City of Elizabeth began on January 10, 2014, and at the City ofPerth Amboy on March 11, 2014. The methodology we employed for both project integrity

    monitoring assignments began with the performance of an initial risk assessment designed toassess the potential integrity risks to the project, the controls currently in place to mitigate thoserisks, and provide recommendations to enhance project controls. The results of that risk

    assessment are included in the report for the City of Elizabeth, however, will be reported in the

    next quarterly report for the City of Perth Amboy. Concurrent with the performance of these risk

    assessments, Thacher Associates began regular visits to both project sites to ensure opportunitiesfor waste, fraud and abuse were mitigated, to test the controls currently in place, and to audit the

    project participants compliance with the stated controls.

    We thank you for the opportunity to serve the citizens of the State of New Jersey in this

    important capacity and we look forward to continuing in this role through the completion of

    these projects. Please contact me at any time with questions.

    Sincerely,

    Joseph A. DeLuca

    PresidentEnclosures

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    July 1, 2014

    Mr. Dave Ridolfino, Associate Deputy State TreasurerState of New Jersey

    Department of the Treasury

    Division of AdministrationPO BOX 002

    Trenton, NJ 08625

    via [email protected]

    Re: Integrity Oversight Monitoring Quarterly Reports

    City of Elizabeth Veterans Memorial Waterfront Park EQ2013-001-P3

    City of Perth Amboy Marina, Promenade and Bulkheads EQ2013-005-P3

    Dear Mr. Ridolfino:

    In accordance with A-60, enclosed please find Quarterly Reports for the above-

    referenced projects wherein Thacher Associates, LLC (Thacher Associates) serves as integrity

    oversight and anti-fraud monitor pursuant to P.L. 2013, Chapter 37.

    Notably, while both reports cover the period beginning January 1, 2014, and ending

    March 31, 2014, Thacher Associates was not engaged at either project for the entirety of this

    period. Our engagement at the City of Elizabeth began on January 10, 2014, and at the City ofPerth Amboy on March 11, 2014. The methodology we employed for both project integrity

    monitoring assignments began with the performance of an initial risk assessment designed toassess the potential integrity risks to the project, the controls currently in place to mitigate thoserisks, and provide recommendations to enhance project controls. The results of that risk

    assessment are included in the report for the City of Elizabeth, however, will be reported in the

    next quarterly report for the City of Perth Amboy. Concurrent with the performance of these risk

    assessments, Thacher Associates began regular visits to both project sites to ensure opportunitiesfor waste, fraud and abuse were mitigated, to test the controls currently in place, and to audit the

    project participants compliance with the stated controls.

    We thank you for the opportunity to serve the citizens of the State of New Jersey in this

    important capacity and we look forward to continuing in this role through the completion of

    these projects. Please contact me at any time with questions.

    Sincerely,

    Joseph A. DeLuca

    PresidentEnclosures

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    KPMG LLP Telephone 212 758 9700345 Park Avenue Fax 212 758 9819New York, NY 10154 Internet www.us.kpmg.com

    July 1, 2014

    New Jersey Department of the Treasury

    Ms. Roseann KovalIntegrity Monitorship Program

    33 West State Street, PO BOX 230

    Trenton, NJ 08625

    Dear Ms. Koval,

    With this letter I am transmitting KPMG LLPs EQ2013-006-P3--Atlantic Highlands--Att 2 IMQuarterly Report (January 1 March 31, 2014).

    The data included in this report was obtained from the Borough of Atlantic Highlands on orbefore March 31, 2014. We have no obligation to update our report or to revise the information

    contained therein to reflect events and transactions occurring subsequent to March 31, 2014.

    Please contact me at [email protected] 212 872-3873 if you have any questions or

    comments. We look forward to continuing to provide service to the State of New Jersey on this

    project.

    Very truly yours,

    Steven M. Fishner

    Principal

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    StateofNewJersey

    DepartmentofTreasury

    IntegrityMonitoringReportingModel

    Engagement:BoroughofAtlanticHighlandsMarinaandPier

    ReconstructionContract#T2939;EQ2013006P3

    ForQuarterEnding:7/1/2014

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    tbusinessdayofeachcalendarquartertotheStateTreasurerandwillcontaindetailedinformationontheprojects/contracts/programsfundedbytheDisasterReliefAppropriationsAct.

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    NameofIntegrityMonitor:

    KPMG

    NameofReportPreparer:

    StevenFishner

    Signature:

    Dat

    e:

    7/1/2014

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    Resource

    Title

    Rate

    HoursIncurred

    (JanMar)

    Summa

    ryofservicesprovided

    AnhNguyen

    Associate

    $150

    29

    Cond

    uctedsiteinspection;assistedwithCont

    ractAssessments(e.g.,

    JHReid,

    SullivanandT&M);

    Procu

    rementReviews;PaymentApplication;andChangeOrderReviews.

    NicolasKoniski

    Sr.Associate

    $220

    8

    Atten

    dedmeetings;conductedsiteinspection

    s;assistedwithContractAssessments(e

    .g.,

    JHReid,

    Sullivan

    andT

    &M);ProcurementReviews;PaymentApplication;andChangeOrderReviews.

    RyanCoco

    Manager

    $265

    19

    Atten

    dedmeetings;performedContractAsse

    ssments(e.g.,

    JHReid,

    SullivanandT&M

    );Procurement

    Revie

    ws;PaymentApplication;andChangeO

    rderReviews.

    ThomasStanton

    Director

    $325

    10

    Atten

    dedmeetings,preparedmeetingnotes,

    performedContractAssessments(e.g.,

    JHReid,

    Sullivanand

    T&M);andreviewedPaymentApplications

    SteveFishner

    Principal

    $325

    1.5

    Atten

    dedmeetingsandreviewedreports

    GrandTotal

    38.5

    Resource

    ExpenseAm

    ount

    NicolasKoniski

    $62

    RyanCoco

    $33

    GrandTotal

    $95

    SummaryofExpenses

    (Jan

    Mar)

    FerryService/GroundTranspor

    tation

    Tolls/Mileage

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