Loacated behind Clayton's municipal buidling, Sandelier Park on
High Street is mostly used by borough employees for its parking
spaces. Restrooms, water fountain and phone are available inside
the municipal building during business hours and public
meetings.
From The Franklin Township Sentinel, September 15,
1988:
Sandelier Park Is Dedicated In Clayton (New Jersey)
"On September 5th, the Borough of Clayton dedicated Robert
Sandelier Memorial Park, a new senior citizen recreational facility
located behind the Municipal Building at Delsea Drive and East High
Street.
Over one hundred borough residents, many of whom were associated
with Mr. Sandelier during his many years of public service to the
borough, attended the Labor Day morning dedication. County and
Borough officials and the Sandelier Family were also in attendance.
The Reverend Glenn Wagner of the First Baptist church in Clayton
delivered the invocation, after which Mayor Charles A. Ferrel gave
the welcoming address.
Brief remarks were also made by Councilman Keith Costill,
Chairman of Parks Recreation and Environment Committee; Richard J.
O'Donnell, President of the Clayton Senior Citizens Club; and James
Gaglianone, Secretary of the Clayton Sewerage Authority, upon which
Mr. Sandelier served as a charter member and as Chairman for the 25
years preceeding his death on January 14th of this year. Gaglianone
recalled Sandelier's years and community leadership and his role in
bringing many municipal projects to fruition, such as the high
school, the new municipal building, and the Borough's Little League
field.
The dedication ceremony also included a ceremonial tree planting
by the Sandelier family and a ribbon cutting by Mr. Sandelier's
wife, Helen."