Rahway public meetings in 2021

Rahway City Council

The Rahway City Council will hold its regular meeting on December 13, 2021, with a full agenda of resolutions and ordinances. Key actions include final adoption of ordinances on food vehicles, parking utility renaming, street openings, water code, and an $800,000 bond for road and sidewalk improvements. The council will also vote on resolutions supporting cannabis cultivation/manufacturing at two locations, joining nationwide opioid settlements, and various administrative and emergency repair items.

• Resolution AR-279-21 supporting cannabis cultivation/manufacturing at 293 St. Georges Avenue (Saucey Farms) and 211 East Inman Avenue (Aeterna, LLC)
• Resolution AR-264-21 authorizing participation in nationwide opioid settlements with Johnson & Johnson, McKesson, Cardinal Health, and AmerisourceBergen
• Bond ordinance O-47-21 appropriating $800,000 for the 2021 Road and Sidewalk Improvement Program
• Resolution AR-276-21 inserting $291,042.00 in state revenue for health capacity
• Emergency sewer repair ratifications: AR-266-21 (B&W Construction, 128 West Cherry Street) and AR-267-21 (Shauger Property Services, 719 Pierpont Street)

The Rahway City Council unanimously approved all agenda items, including two $800,000 bond ordinances for the 2021 road and sidewalk improvement program, an ordinance adding food vehicle regulations, and resolutions supporting cannabis cultivation facilities. The council also approved a series of routine resolutions covering contracts, appointments, and emergency repairs, and entered executive session for attorney-client privileged matters.

• Adopted $800K bond ordinance for 2021 road and sidewalk improvements (unanimous)
• Adopted second $800K bond ordinance for road and sidewalk improvements (unanimous)
• Adopted ordinance adding Article VI Food Vehicles to Chapter 311 (unanimous)
• Adopted ordinance renaming Parking Authority to Parking Utility (unanimous)
• Adopted ordinance amending street openings and excavations rules (unanimous)
• Adopted ordinance amending Chapter 411 Water code (unanimous)
• Approved resolution supporting cannabis cultivation by Aeterna LLC at 211 East Inman Ave (unanimous)
• Approved resolution supporting cannabis cultivation by Saucey Farms (unanimous)

Rahway Redevelopment Agency

The agency will meet via Zoom to review treasurer and engineering reports. The body is scheduled to vote on the certification of the annual audit.

• Resolution 31-21: Certification of the annual audit
• Introduction of the 2022 Meeting Calendar

The Rahway Redevelopment Agency held a combined meeting on December 8, 2021, approving the minutes from October 20, 2021, the treasurer's reports for September and October, a resolution setting the 2022 meeting schedule, and a resolution certifying the annual audit. The agency also discussed returning to in-person meetings in 2022, with virtual attendance options to be ensured. No public comments were made, and the meeting adjourned at 6:43 PM.

• Approved minutes of October 20, 2021 regular meeting
• Accepted September and October Treasurer's reports
• Approved Resolution 31-21 certifying annual audit
• Approved 2022 meeting schedule and reorganization meeting resolution
• Discussed returning to in-person meetings in 2022

Planning Board

The Rahway Planning Board is holding its regular November 2021 meeting. The agenda includes a minor site plan application with variances from Regina Realty LLC, supported by a planning report. The board will also consider the resolution for this application and approve the minutes from the October 2021 meeting.

• Minor site plan with variances for Regina Realty LLC
• Resolution for Regina Realty LLC minor site plan
• Review of Manhattan Elite planning report
• Approval of October 2021 meeting minutes

The Rahway Planning Board approved three memorializing resolutions: one for M&H Regina Realty LLC's bulk variance and site plan approval, one recognizing Ann Marie Williams for her service as Board Secretary, and one for the October 26, 2021 minutes. The board also voted to move future meetings back to City Hall in person starting December 21, 2021. All votes were unanimous among the six members present.

• Memorialized resolution for M&H Regina Realty LLC bulk variance and site plan approval (6-0)
• Memorialized Resolution of Recognition for Ann Marie Williams (6-0)
• Memorialized minutes of October 26, 2021 (6-0)
• Approved moving future meetings to City Hall in person (6-0)

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Rahway Zoning Board of Adjustment meeting on November 22, 2021, has no published agenda. The agenda text states only that no agenda is available and directs readers to review meeting minutes. No decisions, discussions, or public hearings are listed.

The board voted unanimously to hold future meetings in person at City Hall beginning in December, and separately postponed the Manhattan Elite Property Group variance application to the December meeting due to late report reviews. It also memorialized the Shree DD Investment LLC resolution and approved a resolution recognizing Ann Marie Williams for her service as Board Secretary, with the October minutes revised to include that vote.

• Approved moving future Board of Adjustment meetings back to live in-person meetings at City Hall, beginning December (unanimous).
• Approved moving the Manhattan Elite Property Group application (Bulk C Variance, Vacant Lot Iva St.) to the December Board of Adjustment meeting (unanimous).
• Approved memorializing the resolution for Shree DD Investment LLC, 1714 US HWY 1-9 South (7 yes, 2 abstentions).
• Approved revising the October 18, 2021 resolution to include the vote on the Resolution of Recognition for Ann Marie Williams (7 yes, 2 abstentions).
• Approved memorializing the October 18, 2021 minutes with the approved changes (7 yes, 2 abstentions).
• Approved memorializing the Resolution of Recognition in honor of Ann Marie Williams for her service as Board Secretary (unanimous).
• Approved adjourning the meeting at 7:54 pm (unanimous).

Rahway City Council

The Rahway City Council is holding a combined meeting with multiple ordinances on first reading, including bond ordinances for a new ambulance and 911 command center system ($750,000) and outdoor shelters ($150,000), as well as amendments to police special-duty rates, parking regulations, fire prevention, and adding Juneteenth as a holiday. The agenda also includes numerous resolutions for professional services contracts, grants, refunds, and emergency purchases.

• Bond ordinance O-33-20: $750,000 for ambulance and 911 command center system, issuing $714,000 in bonds
• Bond ordinance O-40-20: $150,000 for outdoor shelters, issuing $142,500 in bonds
• Ordinance O-34-20: Amends police special-duty hourly rates (e.g., traffic $75/hr, security $40/hr)
• Ordinance O-41-20: Adds Juneteenth as an official holiday
• Resolution AR-206-20: Inserts $2,000,000 CARES Act grant into budget

Environmental Commission

The Commission will review minutes from the October 14, 2021, meeting and discuss several ongoing environmental projects. The agenda includes updates on tree inventories, rain gardens, and sustainability applications.

• Approval of October 14, 2021, meeting minutes
• NJDEP PFAS in Drinking Water Summit communication
• Updates on Tree Inventory and Rain Garden projects
• Sustainability Jersey application update
• Discussion regarding LEED requirements for redevelopers

Housing Authority

The Rahway Housing Authority approved three resolutions: designating a Public Agency Compliance Officer, accepting a $24,000 legal services proposal to investigate title defects on Lot 16, Block 763, and appointing a fund commissioner for the Joint Insurance Fund. A resolution to designate a developer for the Family Site was tabled until the December meeting. The board also approved October bills and the October meeting minutes.

• Approved October meeting minutes (4-0, 3 absent)
• Approved October bills (4-0, 3 absent)
• Tabled Res. #1647 on developer designation for Family Site until December
• Approved Res. #1652 designating a Public Agency Compliance Officer (4-0, 3 absent)
• Approved Res. #1653 accepting $24,000 legal services proposal for title defect investigation (4-0, 3 absent)
• Approved Res. #1654 appointing fund commissioner for NJ Joint Insurance Fund (4-0, 3 absent)

Alcoholic Beverage Control Board

The Rahway Alcoholic Beverage Control Board is meeting to consider the renewal of a plenary retail consumption license. The board will also authorize an executive closed session regarding attorney-client privilege matters.

• Renewal of Plenary Retail Consumption License (33) for Bachmanns Restaurant & Tavern Inc for the 2020-2021 term
• Renewal of Plenary Retail Consumption License (33) for Bachmanns Restaurant & Tavern Inc for the 2021-2022 term
• Authorization of an executive closed session for attorney-client privilege matters
• Review of police reports

The Rahway Alcoholic Beverage Control Board met with two members present and one absent. They approved the October 19, 2021 minutes, adopted new business resolutions, and authorized an executive closed session for attorney-client privileged matters. They also renewed Bachmanns Restaurant & Tavern's plenary retail consumption license for the 2020-2021 and 2021-2022 terms. No substantive public decisions were made beyond these approvals.

• Approved minutes of October 19, 2021 (2-0)
• Adopted new business resolutions by voice vote (2-0)
• Approved Resolution 2021-11-01 authorizing executive closed session (2-0)
• Renewed liquor license for Bachmanns Restaurant & Tavern Inc for 2020-2021 term
• Renewed liquor license for Bachmanns Restaurant & Tavern Inc for 2021-2022 term

Rahway City Council

The Rahway City Council is holding its regular meeting on November 8, 2021, with several ordinances on first reading, including new regulations for food vehicles (food trucks), renaming the Parking Authority to Parking Utility, updating street opening rules, and a bond ordinance for $800,000 for road and sidewalk improvements. The council will also consider a consent agenda with resolutions for contracts, bonds, and property liens, and will hold final adoption of two ordinances regarding handicapped parking and fee reductions.

• Ordinance O-44-21 adds Article VI on food vehicles to Chapter 311, setting licensing fees ($200-$300 per vehicle) and background check requirements.
• Bond ordinance O-47-21 appropriates $800,000 for the 2021 Road and Sidewalk Improvement Program.
• Resolution AR-242-21 awards a fireworks contract to Schaefer Fireworks for Independence Day 2022.
• Resolution AR-245-21 authorizes a shared services agreement with Woodbridge Township for Randolph Ave roadway improvements.
• Resolution AR-249-21 awards a contract to Daktronics Inc. for a new scoreboard at Madden Field.

The Rahway City Council introduced five ordinances on first reading, including a $800,000 bond for road and sidewalk improvements and a new food vehicle ordinance. It also adopted a consent agenda with 19 resolutions covering contracts, bonds, and liens. Two ordinances were adopted on final reading: one on handicapped parking and one on fee reductions.

• Introduced $800,000 bond ordinance for 2021 road and sidewalk improvements (8-0)
• Introduced ordinance adding food vehicles to peddling/soliciting chapter (8-0)
• Introduced ordinance renaming Parking Authority to Parking Utility (8-0)
• Introduced ordinance amending street openings and excavations (8-0)
• Introduced ordinance amending water chapter (7-0-1, Baker abstained)
• Adopted consent agenda with 19 resolutions (8-0)
• Adopted handicapped parking ordinance on final reading (9-0)
• Adopted fee reduction ordinance on final reading (9-0)

Planning Board

The meeting includes a review of the minor site plan and engineering documents for 190 Regina Avenue. The agenda also contains the previous month's meeting minutes and notices regarding electronic meetings.

• Minor site plan review for 190 Regina Avenue
• Engineering plan review for 190 Regina Avenue
• Review of architectural plans and renderings for 190 Regina Avenue

The Rahway Planning Board approved a preliminary and final minor site plan with bulk variances for M&H Regina Realty, LLC at 190 Regina Avenue. The project will modernize an existing industrial building, raising the roof height from 14 to 24 feet and adding parking and landscaping. The board also approved the minutes from the September 28, 2021 meeting.

• Approved Application #11/21: M&H Regina Realty, LLC preliminary and final minor site plan with bulk 'C' variance (6-0)
• Approved minutes of September 28, 2021 Planning Board meeting (6-0)

Rahway Redevelopment Agency

The Rahway Redevelopment Agency is meeting to review and approve an updated redeveloper's application and procedures packet. The board will also consider a resolution to enter a closed session to discuss contract negotiations and potential litigation.

• Resolution 29-21: Approving and authorizing revised application process and procedures
• Resolution 30-21: Authorizing a closed session for potential litigation and contract negotiation topics

The Rahway Redevelopment Agency approved Resolution 29-21, which authorizes revised application process and procedures. The board also approved a resolution to hold a closed session for potential litigation and contract negotiation topics. The meeting was largely procedural, with reports from the treasurer, engineer, and executive director, and no public comments.

• Approved Resolution 29-21, revised application process and procedures (4-0-1, with Hale absent due to connection loss)
• Approved Resolution 30-21, authorizing closed session for potential litigation and contract negotiations (4-0-1, with Hale absent)
• Approved minutes of July 21, 2021 regular meeting (4-0-1, with Sanchez absent)
• Accepted June, July & August Treasurer's reports (4-0-1, with Hale absent)
• Accepted Engineering report (4-0-1, with Hale absent)
• Accepted Executive Director's report (4-0-1, with Hale absent)

Alcoholic Beverage Control Board

The Rahway Alcoholic Beverage Control Board will meet to consider renewing a plenary retail consumption liquor license held by Ernesto Inc. for the 2018-2019 through 2021-2022 terms. The board will also hold a closed session on attorney-client privileged matters, review police reports, and take public comment.

• Renewal of liquor license 2013-33-011-015 for Ernesto Inc. for 2018-2019 term
• Renewal of liquor license 2013-33-011-015 for Ernesto Inc. for 2019-2020 term
• Renewal of liquor license 2013-33-011-015 for Ernesto Inc. for 2020-2021 term
• Renewal of liquor license 2013-33-011-015 for Ernesto Inc. for 2021-2022 term
• Closed session on attorney-client privileged matters

The Rahway Alcoholic Beverage Control Board approved four liquor license renewals for Ernesto Inc. covering the 2018-2019 through 2021-2022 terms, all in one motion. The board also approved minutes from an August 24 special meeting and authorized an executive closed session for attorney-client privileged matters. No public comments were made.

• Approved liquor license renewal 2021-09-01 for Ernesto Inc. (2018-2019 term)
• Approved liquor license renewal 2021-09-02 for Ernesto Inc. (2019-2020 term)
• Approved liquor license renewal 2021-09-03 for Ernesto Inc. (2020-2021 term)
• Approved liquor license renewal 2021-09-04 for Ernesto Inc. (2021-2022 term)
• Approved minutes of August 24, 2021 special meeting
• Authorized executive closed session (Resolution 2021-08-05) for attorney-client privilege

Zoning Board of Adjustment

This meeting has no published agenda. The only available record is the meeting minutes, so there are no specific items to report as decided or discussed.

The Rahway Zoning Board of Adjustment approved Application #07/21 by Shree DD Investment, LLC for two use variances at 1719 US Highway 1-9S (Block 337, Lot 1). The variances allow a retail liquor store and office space in a B3 zone, where these uses are not normally permitted. The application was bifurcated, meaning the site plan and bulk variances will be considered at a later date. The motion to approve passed unanimously with 9 yes votes; Commissioners Givens and Heim were absent.

• Approved two use variances for retail liquor store and office space at 1719 US Highway 1-9S (9-0)
• Approved bifurcation of application, deferring site plan and bulk variances to a future application
• Memorialized minutes of the May 17, 2021 Zoning Board meeting (6-0, 3 abstentions)

Environmental Commission

The Rahway Environmental Commission is holding its regular monthly meeting. The agenda includes updates on unfinished business such as the Bayway CAP, letters regarding local parks, a tree inventory, and a rain garden project, as well as new business on LEED requirements for redevelopers and a proposed energy aggregation program. Public comment is limited to five minutes per person.

• Discussion of LEED requirements for redevelopers
• Initiative petition for a new energy aggregation program for Rahway
• Update on tree inventory and rain garden projects
• Letters to Union County officials regarding Bazega Park and Bramhall Road County Park site
• Clark Reservoir cleanup scheduled for Saturday, October 16, 2021

The Rahway Environmental Commission approved the minutes from its September 9, 2021 meeting. The commission discussed ongoing projects, including a tree inventory by Paul Cowie & Associates, a rain garden maintenance issue, and a Sustainable Jersey application. It also decided to send a letter to the Redevelopment Agency with ideas on encouraging LEED-certified buildings. No formal votes were taken on these items.

• Approved minutes of September 9, 2021 meeting (unanimous)
• Discussed tree inventory by Paul Cowie & Associates, with city working on financing
• Noted rain garden maintenance was good but curb cuts still missing
• Planned to send letter to Redevelopment Agency on LEED building incentives
• Acknowledged Peggy Najjar's last meeting; Michelle Gil to become full commissioner

Housing Authority

The Rahway Housing Authority approved minutes, bills, and three resolutions, including appointing a committee to designate a developer for the family site redevelopment. All decisions passed 5-0 with two absent. The board also approved promoting Sabrina Newkirk to full-time Senior Services Coordinator and authorizing transportation pay for the Executive Director.

• Approved September meeting minutes (5-0, 2 absent)
• Approved September bills (5-0, 2 absent)
• Approved Res. #1649 appointing developer selection committee (5-0, 2 absent)
• Approved Res. #1650 promoting Sabrina Newkirk to full-time (5-0, 2 absent)
• Approved Res. #1651 authorizing transportation pay for Executive Director (5-0, 2 absent)

Rahway City Council

The Rahway City Council is meeting to consider ordinances and resolutions, including a $410,000 contract for engineering services for the 2022 Road & Sidewalk Improvement Program, appointments, and emergency sewer repair payments. They will also hold first readings on ordinances for handicapped parking and fee reductions, and final adoptions on several items including a zoning overlay and a $400,000 bond for a City Hall HVAC chiller.

• Contract with Colliers Engineering and Design for $410,000 for 2022 Road & Sidewalk Improvement Program
• Emergency sewer repair payments: $48,109.53 to Shauger Property Services (260 Kearny Ave) and $10,441.19 to B&W Construction (758 Seminary Ave)
• Bond ordinance for $400,000 to replace HVAC chiller at City Hall
• Ordinance to create West Grand Avenue Overlay Zone (zoning change)
• Ordinance granting 5% fee reduction for seniors and veterans on permit and inspection fees

The Rahway City Council held its regular meeting on October 12, 2021, and adopted several ordinances and resolutions. The most consequential action was the final adoption of a bond ordinance authorizing $400,000 for the replacement of an HVAC chiller unit at City Hall, including roof reinforcement. The council also introduced two ordinances on first reading (handicapped parking and fee reduction) and adopted several resolutions, including appointments and contracts for engineering services and emergency sewer repairs.

• Adopted bond ordinance for $400K HVAC chiller replacement at City Hall (unanimous)
• Adopted ordinance creating West Grand Avenue Overlay Zone (unanimous)
• Adopted ordinance amending parking by permit only schedule (unanimous)
• Adopted ordinance terminating 1994 sewerage settlement agreement (unanimous)
• Introduced ordinance amending handicapped parking regulations (unanimous)
• Introduced ordinance adding fee reduction subsection to fees chapter (unanimous)
• Approved resolution for 2022 Road & Sidewalk Improvement Program engineering contract with Colliers Engineering (unanimous)
• Approved resolutions ratifying emergency sewer repair payments at 260 Kearny Ave and 758 Seminary Ave (unanimous)

Planning Board

The Rahway Planning Board is meeting to consider resolutions for Merck Sharp & Dohme site plans, a bulk variance for LAB Corp, and two zoning ordinances. The agenda includes only these items and supporting documents, with no other discussion topics listed.

• Resolution for LAB Corp bulk variance and site plan waiver
• Merck Sharp & Dohme preliminary and final major site plan for auditorium (no variances)
• Merck Sharp & Dohme preliminary and final major site plan with variance for biologics
• Ordinance O-31-21: administrative zoning change for Block 203, Lot 1 from R-2 to I-L
• Ordinance O-40-21: amend 421 zoning for West Grand overlay

The Rahway Planning Board approved resolutions supporting two zoning changes: creating a West Grand Avenue overlay zone to promote development and lot consolidation, and rezoning the Motor Vehicle Commission site (Lot 1, Block 302) from R-2 to I-L. The board also memorialized prior approvals for LabCorp and Merck site plans, and approved the August 24, 2021 minutes. All votes were unanimous among present members, with three commissioners absent.

• Approved resolution for West Grand Avenue overlay zone (8-0)
• Approved resolution to rezone MVC site Lot 1, Block 302 from R-2 to I-L (8-0)
• Memorialized LabCorp bulk variance and minor site plan approval (6-0, 2 abstentions)
• Memorialized Merck major site plan approval for Auditorium (6-0, 2 abstentions)
• Memorialized Merck major site plan approval for Biologics (6-0, 2 abstentions)
• Approved minutes of August 24, 2021 meeting (6-0, 2 abstentions)

Rahway City Council

The Rahway City Council will hold a regular meeting on September 13, 2021, to consider several ordinances and resolutions. Key items include first reading of an ordinance to create a West Grand Avenue overlay zone, a $400,000 bond for a City Hall HVAC chiller replacement, and final adoption of bond ordinances for water, sewer, and general improvements. The agenda also includes resolutions for professional services, appointments, and various contracts.

• O-40-21: Create West Grand Avenue overlay zone (zoning amendment)
• O-41-21: $400,000 bond for HVAC chiller replacement at City Hall
• O-34-21: $1,675,000 bond for water utility improvements (final adoption)
• O-35-21: $1,150,000 bond for sewer utility improvements (final adoption)
• AR-231-21: Purchase of Spartan fire apparatus for Fire Department

The Rahway City Council introduced five ordinances on first reading, including one to terminate a 1994 sewerage settlement agreement, vacate Pine Street, amend parking permit rules, create a West Grand Avenue overlay zone, and bond $400,000 for a City Hall HVAC chiller. The council also adopted five ordinances on second reading, including rezoning Lot 1 in Block 302 from R-2 to I-L, amending council pre-meeting conference procedures, and four bond ordinances totaling $4.7 million for water utility improvements, sewer utility improvements, and general public improvements/equipment. All votes were unanimous among the eight members present, with Councilmember Baker absent.

• Introduced ordinance to terminate 1994 sewerage settlement agreement (first reading)
• Introduced ordinance to vacate Pine Street (first reading)
• Introduced ordinance amending parking permit-only schedule (first reading)
• Introduced ordinance creating West Grand Avenue overlay zone (first reading)
• Introduced $400,000 bond ordinance for City Hall HVAC chiller replacement (first reading)
• Adopted ordinance rezoning Lot 1 in Block 302 from R-2 to I-L (second reading)
• Adopted $1,675,000 water utility bond ordinance (second reading)
• Adopted $1,150,000 sewer utility bond ordinance (second reading)

Environmental Commission

The Rahway Environmental Commission is holding a regular meeting to approve minutes from June 10, 2021, and discuss unfinished business. No new business, site plan reviews, or public speakers are scheduled. The agenda includes updates from the UC Air Traffic Noise Advisory Board and the Bayway CAP.

• Approval of minutes from the Regular Meeting on 6/10/21
• Update from UC Air Traffic Noise Advisory Board (Rep: Chairman Robinson)
• Update from Bayway CAP (Rep: Commissioner Paszek)

The Rahway Environmental Commission approved the minutes from its June 10, 2021 meeting. The commission discussed Hurricane Ida damage, including heavy damage to Hamilton Stage, and noted the rain garden was fine. They also discussed various environmental updates, including a recycled content bill passed by the Senate and the city's application for Sustainable NJ.

• Approved minutes of June 10, 2021 regular meeting
• Discussed Hurricane Ida damage to Hamilton Stage and rain garden
• Noted letters to Union County about Bezega Park and Wolf Farm unanswered
• Chairman to follow up on stormwater ordinance comparison
• Commissioner Keane to obtain laminated cards for lantern fly handouts
• Commissioner Carchia suggested changes for next year's Riverfest
• Approved payments for Riverfest sponsorship, tablecloth, and tent

Housing Authority

The Rahway Housing Authority approved the June 2020 annual audit report, the FY 2021-2022 budget, a SEMAP certification submission to HUD, updated Section 8 payment standards, a compliance officer designation, a natural gas contract, a rate reduction incentive, and a consent to assignment agreement. A resolution to designate a developer for the Family Site redevelopment was tabled until the October meeting. The minutes of the June meeting and July & August bills were also approved.

• Approved minutes of the June meeting
• Approved July & August bills for payment
• Approved Res. #1640: Annual audit report for FY ending June 30, 2020
• Approved Res. #1641: Adopted budget for FY July 1, 2021 to June 30, 2022
• Approved Res. #1642: SEMAP certification submission to HUD
• Approved Res. #1643: Updated Section 8 payment standards for 2022
• Approved Res. #1644: Designated a Public Agency Compliance Officer
• Tabled Res. #1647: Developer designation for Family Site redevelopment until October meeting

Alcoholic Beverage Control Board

The Alcoholic Beverage Control Board is meeting to review renewal applications for two plenary retail consumption licenses. The items include renewals for EM LLC dba 15/19 and TK Holding LLC.

• Renewal of liquor license for EM LLC dba 15/19 (2020-2021 term)
• Renewal of liquor license for EM LLC dba 15/19 (2021-2022 term)
• Renewal of liquor license for TK Holding LLC (2020-2021 term)
• Renewal of liquor license for TK Holding LLC (2021-2022 term)
• Resolution authorizing an executive closed session regarding attorney-client privilege

The Rahway Alcoholic Beverage Control Board unanimously approved four liquor license renewals for EM LLC (dba 15/19) and TK Holding LLC for the 2020-2021 and 2021-2022 terms. The board also authorized an executive closed session citing attorney-client privilege, then returned to public session and adjourned.

• Approved liquor license renewal 2021-08-01 for EM LLC dba 15/19 (2020-2021 term) (3-0)
• Approved liquor license renewal 2021-08-02 for EM LLC dba 15/19 (2021-2022 term) (3-0)
• Approved liquor license renewal 2021-08-03 for TK Holding LLC (2020-2021 term) (3-0)
• Approved liquor license renewal 2021-08-04 for TK Holding LLC (2021-2022 term) (3-0)
• Approved Resolution 2021-08-05 authorizing executive closed session for attorney-client privilege (3-0)

Planning Board

The Rahway Planning Board is reviewing development applications related to Merck Biologics and LabCorp. The meeting materials include site plans, engineering reviews, and architectural documents for these facilities.

• Merck Biologics development application review
• LabCorp signage and site plan review at Walgreens location
• Review of Merck auditorium planting, stormwater management, and traffic impact plans

The Rahway Planning Board approved three applications: Merck Sharp & Dohme's proposed auditorium (App #08/21), Merck's Biologics project (App #12/21), and LabCorp's proposed site in the existing Walgreens at 786 St Georges Ave (App #06/21). All votes were unanimous among present members, with four commissioners absent. The board also memorialized resolutions for a prior site plan approval and minutes from previous meetings.

• Approved Merck Sharp & Dohme auditorium application (App #08/21) (7-0)
• Approved Merck Sharp & Dohme Biologics application (App #12/21) (7-0)
• Approved LabCorp application for Walgreens site (App #06/21) (7-0)
• Memorialized resolution for 329 New Brunswick Avenue Owners LLC preliminary major site plan (4-0, 3 abstentions)
• Memorialized minutes from June 29, July 20, and July 27 meetings (approved)

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Rahway Zoning Board of Adjustment has cancelled its scheduled meeting for August 16, 2021. The agenda consists solely of a cancellation notice, meaning no zoning applications, variances, or other items will be decided or discussed at this session.

• Meeting cancellation notice issued for August 16, 2021

Rahway City Council

The Rahway City Council is reviewing several ordinances, including the creation of a West Grand Avenue Overlay Zone to encourage mixed-use development. The agenda also includes proposals for bond ordinances totaling over $4.3 million for water, sewer, and equipment improvements.

• Bond ordinance for water utility improvements of $1,675,000
• Bond ordinance for sewer utility improvements of $1,150,000
• Bond ordinance for new equipment and vehicles of $1,500,000
• Ordinance to rezone the NJ Motor Vehicle Commission site from R-2 to I-L
• Creation of the West Grand Avenue Overlay Zone for commercial and mixed-use use

The Rahway City Council introduced four bond ordinances on first reading, authorizing a total of $4.3 million for water utility improvements ($1,675,000), sewer utility improvements ($1,150,000), and general city improvements including vehicles, equipment, and a salt dome ($1,500,000). The council also introduced an ordinance to rezone the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission site on Woodbridge Road from R-2 to I-L Light Industrial. All items were approved unanimously with Councilmember Baker absent.

• Introduced bond ordinance O-34-21 for $1,675,000 in water utility improvements (8-0)
• Introduced bond ordinance O-35-21 for $1,150,000 in sewer utility improvements (8-0)
• Introduced bond ordinance O-36-21 for $1,500,000 in city improvements including vehicles and equipment (8-0)
• Introduced ordinance O-31-21 to rezone Lot 1 in Block 302 from R-2 to I-L (8-0)
• Adopted ordinance O-25-21 approving new Rahway Valley Sewerage Authority agreement (8-0)
• Adopted ordinance O-26-21 amending parking space designations and rates (8-0)
• Adopted ordinance O-27-21 excluding trucks over certain weights on Linden Avenue (8-0)
• Adopted ordinance O-30-21 amending taxi rates (8-0)

Planning Board

The Rahway Planning Board is meeting to consider a major subdivision and site plan application for 329 New Brunswick Avenue. The agenda includes extensive engineering, planning, traffic, and stormwater review documents, indicating a detailed technical review of the proposal.

• Major subdivision application for 329 New Brunswick Avenue
• Revised preliminary site plan dated July 18, 2021
• Traffic impact statement dated July 15, 2021
• Stormwater management report
• Amended preliminary and final major site plan resolution for Dornoch

The Rahway Planning Board approved application #02/21-PB by 329 New Brunswick Ave, LLC for a revised preliminary site plan at 329 New Brunswick Ave. The applicant eliminated a proposed subdivision and sought only preliminary approval, not full. The board also memorialized a resolution for Dornoch Rahway II Urban Renewal, LLC's amended preliminary and final major site plan approval, and approved the May 25, 2021 meeting minutes.

• Approved revised preliminary site plan for 329 New Brunswick Ave (8-0, 3 absent)
• Memorialized resolution for Dornoch Rahway II Urban Renewal, LLC amended site plan approval (5-0, 3 abstain, 3 absent)
• Approved May 25, 2021 meeting minutes (7-0, 1 abstain, 3 absent)

Rahway City Council

The Rahway City Council is holding a special meeting to consider a second-reading ordinance that would permit five of six cannabis business classes (excluding retail) in light and heavy industrial zones, and create a cannabis transfer and user tax. The council will also vote on resolutions to apply for a NJ DOT grant for Madison Ave and W. Lake Ave, and to set 2021 meeting dates.

• Ordinance O-24-21: Amends zoning to allow cannabis cultivators, manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors, and delivery services in I-L and I-H zones; creates Chapter 420 for cannabis transfer and user tax
• Resolution AR-190-21: Approves grant application to NJ DOT for MA-2022-MADISON AVE & W. LAKE AVE-00528
• Resolution AR-191-21: Establishes 2021 municipal council meeting dates, including special meetings on July 22

The Rahway City Council held a special meeting via Zoom and adopted Ordinance O-24-21 on second reading, which amends zoning to permit cannabis businesses in certain locations and creates a cannabis transfer and user tax. The council also introduced two resolutions: one to submit a grant application to the NJ Department of Transportation for Madison Ave and W. Lake Ave improvements, and another establishing 2021 meeting dates. All votes were unanimous among the six present members, with three members absent.

• Adopted Ordinance O-24-21 permitting cannabis businesses and establishing cannabis transfer/user tax (6-0, 3 absent)
• Introduced Resolution AR-190-21 to submit grant application to NJDOT for Madison Ave & W. Lake Ave (6-0, 3 absent)
• Introduced Resolution AR-191-21 establishing 2021 municipal council meeting dates (6-0, 3 absent)

Alcoholic Beverage Control Board

The Rahway Alcoholic Beverage Control Board is holding a special meeting to consider renewing 11 liquor licenses for bars, restaurants, and distributors, including EM LLC dba 15/19, Rahway Wines Inc, and TK Holding LLC. The board will also hold a closed executive session on attorney-client privileged matters and take public comment.

• Renewal of plenary retail consumption license for EM LLC dba 15/19 for 2018-2019 and 2019-2020 terms
• Renewal of plenary retail distribution license for Rahway Wines Inc for 2020-2021 and 2021-2022 terms
• Renewal of plenary retail consumption license for David 'Dave' Delaney and Charles Leone for 2021-2022 term
• Renewal of plenary retail consumption license for TK Holding LLC for 2020-2021 and 2021-2022 terms
• Resolution authorizing executive closed session on attorney-client privilege matters

Rahway Redevelopment Agency

The Rahway Redevelopment Agency will hold a regular meeting to approve minutes, receive reports from the treasurer, engineer, and executive director, and vote on resolutions. Six resolutions authorize certificates of completion for various properties, and one resolution allows a closed session to discuss potential litigation or contract negotiations.

• Resolution 23-21: closed session for potential litigation/contract negotiations
• Resolution 24-21: certificate of completion for Block 318, Lot 18 (R2-N2 Properties LLC)
• Resolution 25-21: certificate of completion for Block 318, Lot 1.02 (Dornoch II)
• Resolution 26-21: certificate of completion for Block 149, Lot 1 (Metro Rahway Urban Renewal LLC)
• Resolution 27-21: certificate of completion for Block 305, Lot 5.04 (Meridia Water's Edge)

The Rahway Redevelopment Agency approved five resolutions authorizing certificates of completion for properties including R2-N2 Properties LLC, Dornoch II, Metro Rahway Urban Renewal LLC, Meridia Water's Edge, and River Place. The board also approved minutes from April 21, 2021, and held a closed session to discuss potential litigation and contract negotiations. Treasurer, engineering, and executive director reports were presented.

• Approved minutes of April 21, 2021 regular meeting
• Authorized closed session for litigation/contract negotiation topics (23-21)
• Approved certificate of completion for Tax Block 318, Lot 18 (R2-N2 Properties LLC) (24-21)
• Approved certificate of completion for Tax Block 318, Lot 1.02 (Dornoch II) (25-21)
• Approved certificate of completion for Tax Block 149, Lot 1 (Metro Rahway Urban Renewal, LLC) (26-21)
• Approved certificate of completion for Tax Block 305, Lot 5.04 (Meridia Water's Edge) (27-21)
• Approved certificate of completion for Tax Block 320, Lots 17, 18 (River Place) (28-21)

Planning Board

The Rahway Planning Board is holding a special meeting to review development applications, including an amended preliminary and final site plan for the Dornoch project, and to consider a final cannabis ordinance. The agenda includes multiple review letters and exhibits, indicating a substantive review of these items.

• Amended preliminary and final site plan for Dornoch (dated June 24, 2021)
• Architectural site plan amendment (dated June 28, 2021)
• Final cannabis ordinance (Rahway 173788.1174092.1)
• Boundary/topographic survey (dated Nov 3, 2020)
• Engineer completeness and review letters

The Rahway Planning Board approved an amended application from Dornoch Rahway II Urban Renewal, LLC for a Main Street development, increasing units to 109 and adjusting curb lines and sidewalks. The board also memorialized a resolution supporting an ordinance to permit cannabis businesses in certain locations and establish a cannabis transfer tax. Both actions passed unanimously with no dissenting votes.

• Approved amended application #09/21 Dornoch Rahway II Urban Renewal, LLC (Main Street) with 109 units and revised parking (6-0)
• Memorialized resolution for ordinance amending Chapter 421 zoning to permit cannabis businesses and creating Chapter 420 for cannabis transfer tax (6-0)
• Adjourned meeting at 8:03 p.m. (6-0)

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Rahway Zoning Board of Adjustment's July 19, 2021 meeting is cancelled, as indicated by the cancellation notice. No substantive items are scheduled for discussion or decision.

• Meeting cancellation notice

Rahway City Council

The Rahway City Council will hold a public hearing and final vote on an ordinance permitting cannabis businesses in certain zones and establishing a transfer and user tax. The council will also introduce several ordinances on first reading, including a new agreement with the Rahway Valley Sewerage Authority, parking and truck restrictions, property maintenance changes, handicapped parking, and taxi rate adjustments. Numerous resolutions will be considered, covering redevelopment designations, grant applications, and various contracts and refunds.

• Final adoption of O-24-21 permitting cannabis businesses and creating a cannabis transfer and user tax
• First reading of O-25-21 adopting a new agreement between member municipalities of the Rahway Valley Sewerage Authority
• Resolution AR-173-21 designating Block 151, Lots 7, 20-23 as a non-condemnation redevelopment area
• Resolution AR-177-21 authorizing a Green Acres grant application to NJDEP
• Resolution AR-183-21 authorizing a NJDOT grant application for the Main Street Boulevard Improvement Project

The Rahway City Council tabled O-24-21, an ordinance to permit cannabis businesses and establish a cannabis transfer tax, after a public hearing. The council introduced six ordinances on first reading, including a new Rahway Valley Sewerage Authority agreement, parking and traffic changes, property maintenance amendments, and taxi rate changes. The council also adopted a consent agenda and passed 18 resolutions covering redevelopment, grants, appointments, and refunds.

• Tabled cannabis business ordinance O-24-21 (7-0)
• Introduced O-25-21 sewerage authority agreement on first reading (7-0)
• Introduced O-26-21 parking space designation amendment on first reading (7-0)
• Introduced O-27-21 truck weight exclusion amendment on first reading (7-0)
• Introduced O-28-21 property maintenance amendment on first reading (7-0)
• Introduced O-29-21 handicapped parking amendment on first reading (7-0)
• Introduced O-30-21 taxi rates amendment on first reading (7-0)
• Adopted consent agenda and 18 resolutions (7-0)

Rahway City Council

The Rahway City Council is holding a special meeting to consider two resolutions: one to cancel certain grant receivables and unexpended appropriations, and the other to adopt the amended CY 2021 municipal budget. The budget totals $58,643,736 in general appropriations, with $38,160,360 to be raised by taxation. The meeting is being held via Zoom.

• Resolution AR-170-21 cancels a $704,294 CARES Act grant receivable and matching unexpended appropriation.
• Resolution AR-171-21 adopts the amended 2021 municipal budget with total general appropriations of $58,643,736.
• The budget includes $38,160,360 to be raised by local taxes, plus a $974,150 minimum library tax.
• The budget anticipates $19,509,226 in revenues from sources other than property taxes.
• The meeting includes a public hearing on agenda items only.

The Rahway City Council held a special meeting on July 1, 2021, and adopted two resolutions. It approved AR-170-21, which cancels current fund receivables and unexpended appropriations, and AR-171-21, which adopts the amended CY 2021 municipal budget. Both resolutions passed with six yes votes and three absences. The meeting adjourned at 6:35 PM.

• Approved AR-170-21, cancelling current fund receivables and unexpended appropriations, on first reading.
• Adopted AR-171-21, the amended CY 2021 municipal budget, on second reading.
• Adjourned the special meeting at 6:35 PM.

Alcoholic Beverage Control Board

The Rahway Alcoholic Beverage Control Board is meeting to consider renewals of various liquor licenses for the 2021-2022 term, including club, plenary retail consumption, distribution, and a hotel exception license. The board will also hold a closed session on attorney-client privileged matters and take public comment.

• Renewal of 31 club liquor licenses for 2021-2022
• Renewal of plenary retail consumption licenses with broad package privilege (32) for 2021-2022
• Renewal of plenary retail consumption licenses (33) for 2021-2022
• Renewal of hotel exception license for Hotel 2345 Management LLC DBA Watt Hotel (#2013-36-051-005)
• Renewal of plenary retail distribution licenses (44) for 2021-2022

Planning Board

The Rahway Planning Board is meeting to consider a major subdivision application for the property at 329 New Brunswick Avenue. The agenda includes multiple review documents, including engineering and planner reports, stormwater management, and architectural plans. This appears to be a substantive application review rather than a purely procedural meeting.

• Major subdivision application for 329 New Brunswick Avenue
• Stormwater management report for the site
• Architectural floor plans and elevations
• Tax map and property owner lists for the site and adjacent Woodbridge properties
• Engineering and planner reviews dated April 2021

The Planning Board heard application #02/21-PB for 329 New Brunswick Ave but carried it over to the July 27, 2021 meeting due to unresolved issues, including missing traffic testimony and DEP approval. The board approved three resolutions: memorializing a prior Merck site plan approval, recommending a non-condemnation redevelopment area for specific parcels, and adopting 2021 rules and regulations. All votes were unanimous with no opposition, though some members were absent or abstained.

• Carried over 329 New Brunswick Ave application to July 27, 2021 meeting
• Approved resolution memorializing Merck, Sharp & Dohme site plan approval (6-0, 2 abstentions)
• Approved resolution recommending non-condemnation redevelopment area for Block 151, Lots 7, 20-23 (6-0, 2 abstentions)
• Approved resolution adopting 2021 Planning Board Rules and Regulations (6-0, 2 abstentions)

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Rahway Zoning Board of Adjustment's June 21, 2021 meeting has been cancelled. The agenda contains only a cancellation notice and no items for discussion or decision.

• Meeting cancelled

Rahway City Council

The Rahway City Council is holding a special meeting via Zoom for a public hearing on the CY 2021 municipal budget (Resolution AR-144-21). The budget totals $58,643,736 in general appropriations, with $38,160,360 to be raised by local taxes. The hearing allows taxpayers to present objections before final adoption.

• Public hearing on Resolution AR-144-21 authorizing the CY 2021 municipal budget
• Total general appropriations: $58,643,736
• Amount to be raised by taxes: $38,160,360
• Minimum library tax: $974,150
• Budget includes $2,500,000 anticipated surplus

The Rahway City Council held a special meeting via Zoom and approved adding AR-169-21 to the agenda, a resolution to amend the CY 2021 municipal budget. The resolution was introduced on first reading with a unanimous vote of the seven members present. A public hearing on the original budget introduction (AR-144-21) was opened and closed with no citizens appearing. The meeting adjourned at 6:35 PM.

• Added AR-169-21 to the agenda (unanimous voice vote)
• Introduced AR-169-21, amending the CY 2021 municipal budget, on first reading (7-0, two absent)

Rahway City Council

The Rahway City Council will consider an ordinance to permit certain cannabis businesses (excluding retail) in specific zones and establish a transfer and user tax. The agenda also includes numerous resolutions for contracts, grants, and purchases, as well as final adoption of several ordinances on management positions, police duties, and property fees.

• Ordinance O-24-21 to allow cannabis cultivators, manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors, and delivery services, but not retailers, and to create a cannabis transfer and user tax
• Resolution AR-167-21 awarding Madden Field Improvements Phase 2 to Zenith Construction Services, Inc.
• Resolution AR-158-21 authorizing purchase of three new police vehicles
• Resolution AR-155-21 authorizing recycling agreement with Bayshore Single Stream Solutions
• Resolution AR-159-21 awarding contract to SBP Industries for electrical updates at Rahway Parking Deck

The Rahway City Council introduced O-24-21, an ordinance to permit cannabis businesses in certain locations and establish a cannabis transfer and user tax, on first reading. The council also adopted 11 ordinances on second reading, including establishing management positions, amending the police director's duties, accepting a deed for real property, creating code enforcement and engineering/land use departments, and amending fees for vacant properties, construction codes, unfit dwellings, property maintenance, special improvement districts, and exceeding the municipal budget cap. All votes were 8-0 with Councilmember Brown absent.

• Introduced O-24-21 to permit cannabis businesses and establish cannabis transfer/user tax (8-0)
• Adopted O-13-21 establishing management positions and compensation (8-0)
• Adopted O-14-21 prescribing duties of the Director of Police (8-0)
• Adopted O-15-21 accepting deed for real property in Block 228 (8-0)
• Adopted O-16-21 establishing departments of Code Enforcement and Engineering/Land Use (8-0)
• Adopted O-18-21 amending vacant property registration fees (8-0)
• Adopted O-22-21 amending Special Improvement Districts chapter (8-0)
• Adopted O-23-21 to exceed municipal budget appropriation limits and establish cap bank (8-0)

Environmental Commission

The Rahway Environmental Commission approved a $100 sponsorship for Riverfest and decided to split remaining 2021 meetings between Merchant and Drovers Tavern and the Rahway River Watershed Association House. They also noted that Merck's parking lot application was approved, Bed, Bath and More's appeal was denied, and new stormwater regulations requiring green infrastructure were passed by the City Council.

• Approved $100 Riverfest sponsorship (all in favor)
• Decided to split remaining 2021 meetings between Merchant and Drovers Tavern and Rahway River Watershed Association House
• Approved minutes of May 13, 2021 meeting
• Noted Merck's parking lot application approved
• Noted Bed, Bath and More appeal denied
• Noted new stormwater regulations passed by City Council

Housing Authority

The Rahway Housing Authority approved all resolutions on the agenda, including a 5-year employment contract for the executive director and salary increases. It also awarded contracts for accounting, audit, and legal services, and approved a $250,000 HUD grant application for safety and security. All votes were 4-0 with three commissioners absent.

• Approved Resolution 1630: Operating Budget Calculation (4-0, 3 absent)
• Approved Resolution 1631: Accounting services contract for David Ciarrocca, C.P.A. for FY2022 (4-0, 3 absent)
• Approved Resolution 1632: Audit contract for Poleari & Co. for FY ending June 30, 2021 (4-0, 3 absent)
• Approved Resolution 1633: Write-off of accounts receivable from former tenants (4-0, 3 absent)
• Approved Resolution 1634: General counsel contract for Edward Testino for 12 months from July 1, 2021 (4-0, 3 absent)
• Approved Resolution 1635: Ratified late submission of annual budget for FY July 1, 2021–June 30, 2022 (4-0, 3 absent)
• Approved Resolution 1636: Ratified revision of Personnel Policy (4-0, 3 absent)
• Approved Resolution 1637: Application for $250,000 HUD ESSG grant for safety and security (4-0, 3 absent)

Planning Board

The Rahway Planning Board is meeting to review a site plan application from Merck, including traffic, stormwater, and parking impact studies. The board will also consider an Area in Need of Redevelopment (AINR) study for Esterbrook Avenue, which includes a non-condemnation designation. The agenda includes approval of previous meeting minutes and notices for electronic meetings.

• Merck site plan application with engineer, planner, and completeness reviews
• Traffic impact statement and stormwater management report for Merck site
• Esterbrook Avenue AINR study for redevelopment (non-condemnation)
• Parking canopy site improvement plan
• Approval of April 2021 minutes; March 2021 minutes not approved

The Rahway Planning Board approved Merck Sharp & Dohme's application for a new parking area with solar panel canopies, with all present members voting yes. The board also voted to move forward with a redevelopment investigation of five properties on Esterbrook Ave., confirming it is a non-condemnation study. Additionally, the board memorialized resolutions for Bed, Bath & More and Dornoch Rahway II, and approved minutes from prior meetings.

• Approved Merck Sharp & Dohme site plan for solar parking canopy (8-0)
• Approved redevelopment investigation for Block 151, Lots 7, 20-23 on Esterbrook Ave. (8-0)
• Memorialized resolution for Bed, Bath & More preliminary/final site plan (6-0, 2 abstentions)
• Memorialized resolution for Dornoch Rahway II amended site plan and subdivision (6-0, 2 abstentions)
• Approved March 23, 2021 meeting minutes (6-0, 2 abstentions)
• Approved April 27, 2021 meeting minutes (6-0, 2 abstentions)

Rahway City Council

The Rahway City Council is holding a special meeting to introduce the CY 2021 municipal budget and consider two ordinances on first reading: one amending the Special Improvement District chapter to designate the City Council as the district management corporation, and another to exceed state budget appropriation limits by up to 3.5% ($1,585,902) and establish a cap bank. The council will also vote on resolutions, including consenting to a Treatment Works application for the Dornoch II redevelopment project on Main Street, and cancelling a COVID-19 special emergency authorization.

• Introduction of CY 2021 municipal budget (AR-144-21), with a public hearing set for June 17, 2021 via Zoom
• Ordinance O-23-21 to exceed municipal budget appropriation limits by up to 3.5% ($1,585,902) and establish a cap bank
• Ordinance O-22-21 amending Chapter 97 'Special Improvement Districts' to designate the Rahway Arts and Business Partnership as district management corporation and create an advisory board
• Resolution AR-143-21 authorizing filing of Treatment Works Approval application with NJDEP for Dornoch II redevelopment at Main Street, Block 318.01 & Lot 1.01
• Resolution AR-146-21 to cancel a special emergency authorization related to COVID-19

The Rahway City Council held a special meeting via Zoom and introduced two ordinances on first reading: O-22-21 amending Chapter 97 on Special Improvement Districts, and O-23-21 to exceed municipal budget appropriation limits and establish a cap bank. The council also introduced the CY 2021 municipal budget (AR-144-21) and passed several resolutions, including a treatment works application filing and cancellation of a COVID-19 special emergency authorization. All votes were unanimous among present members, with Councilmember Baker absent and Councilmember Cox arriving partway through.

• Introduced ordinance O-22-21 amending Special Improvement Districts chapter (7-0, Baker absent)
• Introduced ordinance O-23-21 to exceed budget limits and establish cap bank (7-0, Baker absent)
• Introduced CY 2021 municipal budget resolution AR-144-21 (8-0, Baker absent)
• Authorized filing of treatment works application with NJDEP for Main Street Block 318.01 Lot 1.01 (8-0)
• Approved resolution to use three-year average method for anticipated revenues (8-0)
• Approved cancellation of COVID-19 special emergency authorization (8-0)
• Adopted consent agenda (8-0, Baker absent)

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Rahway Zoning Board of Adjustment meeting has no published agenda. The agenda text states only that no agenda is available and directs readers to review meeting minutes, so no specific decisions or discussions are listed.

The Rahway Zoning Board of Adjustment held a reorganization and regular meeting, unanimously electing William Hering as Chairman, James Pellettiere as Vice Chairman, and Ann Marie Williams as Secretary. The board also approved a resolution appointing Colliers Engineering & Design, McManimon, Scotland & Baumann, LLC, and Shamrock Enterprises as professional services, and adopted the 2021-2022 meeting calendar. No public members were present, and the board discussed the Pine Street application, which was carried over to the next meeting.

• Elected William Hering as Chairman (unanimous)
• Elected James Pellettiere as Vice Chairman (unanimous)
• Elected Ann Marie Williams as Secretary (unanimous)
• Approved resolution appointing Colliers Engineering & Design, McManimon, Scotland & Baumann, LLC, and Shamrock Enterprises as professionals (unanimous)
• Approved 2021-2022 meeting calendar (unanimous)
• Accepted minutes from August 17, September 21, and December 21, 2020 meetings

Environmental Commission

The Rahway Environmental Commission approved and mailed letters to Union County officials regarding 537 Bramhall Road and the Michael S. Bazega Wetland Observation area. They noted that the City Council passed Ordinance #0-17-21 amending stormwater control for nonresidential major development. The commission also discussed the Pine St. Development project, which was approved by the Zoning Board but still needs DEP approval, and approved payment for baseball caps.

• Approved minutes of the April 8, 2021 regular meeting
• Approved and mailed letter to Ron Zuber regarding 537 Bramhall Road
• Approved and mailed letter to Al Mirabella regarding Michael S. Bazega Wetland Observation area
• Noted City Council passed Ordinance #0-17-21 amending stormwater control
• Approved payment to PJ Monogram for baseball caps

Housing Authority

The Rahway Housing Authority voted 6-0 (1 absent) to authorize Resolution No. 1629, issuing a Request for Qualifications for a redevelopment partner for the Family Site. The board also approved May bills, adopted personnel policies (Resolution No. 1627), and authorized a professional contract with Management Computer Services for PHA-Web software (Resolution No. 1628). The meeting included a presentation from Mayor Giacobbi and Business Administrator Landolfi requesting the RFQ, with assurances that no residents would be moved out of Rahway.

• Authorized RFQ for Family Site redevelopment partner (6-0, 1 absent)
• Approved May bills for payment (6-0, 1 absent)
• Adopted Resolution No. 1627 - Personnel Policies and Procedures (6-0, 1 absent)
• Authorized contract with Management Computer Services, Inc. for PHA-Web software (6-0, 1 absent)
• Approved April 8, 2021 meeting minutes (6-0, 1 absent)

Rahway City Council

The Rahway City Council is holding a combined meeting with multiple ordinances on first reading, including establishing management positions and compensation, amending the police director's duties, and several code changes. They will also vote on resolutions to confirm mayoral appointments, award contracts for services and construction, and approve various grants and agreements. Public hearings are scheduled for items on the agenda.

• O-13-21: Ordinance establishing management positions and salary ranges, e.g., Business Administrator $96,900-$213,000, Police Director $96,900-$174,900
• O-14-21: Ordinance amending Chapter 5 to prescribe duties of the Director of Police
• AR-121-21: Resolution confirming Jonathan Parham as Police Director
• AR-127-21: Award contract to Micro-Pave Systems for 2021 roadway crack sealing
• AR-138-21: Award contract to Schaefer Fireworks for Independence Day 2021 fireworks

The Rahway City Council introduced nine ordinances on first reading, covering management positions, police director duties, a property dedication, departmental reorganization, and code amendments. The council also confirmed Mayor Giacobbe's appointments of Jacqueline Foushee as Business Administrator and Jonathan Parham as Police Director, and adopted the consent agenda containing numerous contracts and resolutions. Two ordinances were adopted on second reading: one amending handicapped parking and another updating stormwater control standards.

• Introduced O-13-21 establishing management positions and compensation ranges (7-0)
• Introduced O-14-21 prescribing duties of the Director of Police (7-0)
• Introduced O-15-21 accepting a deed of dedication for property in Block 228 (7-0)
• Introduced O-16-21 establishing Departments of Code Enforcement and Engineering and Land Use (7-0)
• Introduced O-18-21 through O-21-21 amending codes for vacant properties, construction, unfit dwellings, and property maintenance (7-0 each)
• Confirmed Jacqueline Foushee as Business Administrator and Jonathan Parham as Police Director (7-0 each)
• Adopted O-11-21 amending handicapped parking and O-12-21 amending stormwater control (9-0 each)
• Adopted consent agenda including contracts for crack sealing, press box, fireworks, and shared services (voice vote)

Alcoholic Beverage Control Board

The Rahway Municipal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Control is holding a special meeting on May 3, 2021. The agenda includes a roll call, an open public meeting statement, and a resolution to enter an executive closed session for matters covered by attorney-client privilege. Public comment is limited to three minutes per speaker, followed by adjournment.

• Special meeting via Zoom with public access
• Roll call of board members
• Resolution authorizing executive closed session for attorney-client privileged matters
• Public comment period (3 minutes per speaker)

Planning Board

The Rahway Planning Board is meeting to review development applications, including a Bed Bath & More project at 52 Walters Street and a land development application for 84 Monroe. The agenda includes numerous supporting documents such as site plans, engineering reviews, and traffic studies. The board will consider these applications for approval or further discussion.

• Bed Bath & More development review at 52 Walters Street
• Land development application 2021-84 for 84 Monroe
• Traffic video instructions for Bed Bath & More application
• Site plan dated March 31, 2021
• Board engineer and planner review letters

The Rahway Planning Board approved the Dornoch Rahway II Urban Renewal application for a six-story, 223-unit building on Main Street with two commercial spaces, voting 9-0. The board also voted 8-1 to keep conditions on the Bed, Bath & More site at 52 Walters Street, denying the applicant's request to remove conditions related to the loading dock and parking lot use.

• Approved Dornoch Rahway II Urban Renewal application for 223-unit building on Main Street (9-0)
• Denied Bed, Bath & More request to remove conditions on 52 Walters Street site (8-1)
• Carried over discussion of draft Board Rules and Regulations

Rahway Redevelopment Agency

The Rahway Redevelopment Agency is holding its regular meeting, where it will hear a presentation from 147 West Main Street, LLC for a new four-story, 20-unit residential building on vacant land at Block 161, Lots 4 & 5. The board will also consider resolutions, including one to enter closed session for litigation or contract negotiations and another to approve a third amendment to a redevelopment agreement with Dornoch Rahway II Urban Renewal, LLC. Reports from the treasurer, engineer, and executive director are on the agenda, along with approval of the March 17, 2021 minutes.

• Presentation for new 4-story, 20-unit multi-family building (4 one-bedroom, 16 two-bedroom) with 20 parking spaces at Block 161, Lots 4 & 5
• Resolution 21-21: Approve third amendment to redevelopment agreement with Dornoch Rahway II Urban Renewal, LLC
• Resolution 20-21: Authorize closed session for potential litigation and/or contract negotiation topics
• Approval of minutes from March 17, 2021 regular meeting
• Treasurer's report for February presented by Frank Ruggiero

The Rahway Redevelopment Agency conditionally designated 141 W. Main Street, LLC as the exclusive redeveloper of Block 161, Lots 4 & 5, and authorized entering into a redeveloper's agreement. The agency also approved a third amendment to the redevelopment agreement with Dornoch Rahway II Urban Renewal, LLC. A presentation was given for a proposed 4-floor, 20-unit multi-family building at 141 West Main Street, but no vote was taken on the project itself.

• Approved Resolution 22-21 conditionally designating 141 W. Main Street, LLC as exclusive redeveloper of Block 161, Lots 4 & 5
• Approved Resolution 21-21 authorizing a third amendment to the redevelopment agreement with Dornoch Rahway II Urban Renewal, LLC
• Approved minutes of the March 17, 2021 regular meeting
• Approved February Treasurer's report
• Approved Engineering report
• Approved Executive Director's report
• Held closed session for potential litigation and/or contract negotiation topics

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Rahway Zoning Board of Adjustment meeting has no published agenda. The agenda text indicates there is nothing to review beyond the meeting minutes, so this is a procedural placeholder with no substantive items to report.

The Rahway Zoning Board of Adjustment approved Application #05/20 by Pine Street Rahway, LLC for a 14-unit townhouse development on Block 358, Lots 8, 9, and 10, with a 9-2 vote. The project includes three townhouse buildings (one four-unit and two five-unit, all 3-bedroom) and requires variances for driveway width and lack of sidewalks. The board also voted to carry over discussion on an ordinance amending Chapter 53 (land use procedures) to a future meeting.

• Approved Pine Street Rahway, LLC's 14-unit townhouse development (9-2)
• Carried over discussion on ordinance amending Chapter 53 land use procedures
• Approved minutes of January 25, 2021 regular meeting (with two abstentions)

Rahway City Council

The Rahway City Council meeting includes a second reading of a bond ordinance to fund new emergency and municipal vehicles. The agenda also features several resolutions regarding local contracts, parking changes, and tax refunds.

• Bond Ordinance O-08-21: $700,000 appropriation for a fire rescue truck, fire hose, and an aerial bucket truck
• Contract award to Riverview Paving Inc. for the 2021 Rahway Road Resurfacing Project
• Service contract to Comprehensive Medical Nutrition Solutions, LLC for $12,000 for health consulting
• Ordinance O-11-2 21: Adding handicapped parking at 42 Maple Avenue
• Professional services contract to RSC Architects for Rahway Public Library grant services

The Rahway City Council approved a consent agenda that included awarding the 2021 Road Resurfacing Project to Riverview Paving Inc. for $863,767.93. The council also adopted a $700,000 bond ordinance to fund a new fire rescue truck, an aerial bucket truck, and fire hose equipment. Three ordinances adding handicapped parking spaces at specific locations were adopted on second reading. The meeting was held via Zoom.

• Awarded 2021 Road Resurfacing Project to Riverview Paving Inc. for $863,767.93
• Adopted $700,000 bond ordinance for fire rescue truck, bucket truck, and equipment
• Adopted ordinance adding handicapped parking at 1179 Fulton Street
• Adopted ordinance adding handicapped parking at 403 Hamilton Street
• Introduced ordinance amending handicapped parking regulations (O-11-21)
• Introduced ordinance amending stormwater control regulations (O-12-21)
• Approved $12,000 health consulting contract with Comprehensive Medical Nutrition Solutions
• Approved $38,500 GIS software contract with Environmental Systems Research Institute

Housing Authority

The Rahway Housing Authority approved four resolutions, including the FY2021 Capital Fund Program and a 5-Year & Annual Plan, all by a 4-0 vote with three commissioners absent. The board also approved March bills for payment and the prior meeting's minutes. No public comments were made, and the meeting adjourned by unanimous consent.

• Approved March meeting minutes (4-0, 3 absent)
• Approved March bills for payment (4-0, 3 absent)
• Approved Res. #1623 FY2021 Capital Fund Program (4-0, 3 absent)
• Approved Res. #1624 5-Year & Annual Plan (4-0, 3 absent)
• Approved Res. #1625 EEOC compliance certification (4-0, 3 absent)
• Approved Res. #1626 up to $6,000 for Metro consulting (4-0, 3 absent)

Planning Board

The Rahway Planning Board is holding a regular meeting with several documents for review, including redevelopment studies and ordinances. The board will consider a redevelopment study of Esterbrook Avenue and a preliminary investigation of Block 151, Lots 7, 20-22, as directed by the Community Development department. The agenda also includes an ordinance amending land use procedures and minutes from a January meeting.

• Redevelopment study of Esterbrook Avenue (AR-93-31)
• Preliminary redevelopment investigation of Block 151, Lots 7, 20-21-22-23 (AR-92-21)
• Ordinance O-06-21 amending Chapter 53 Land Use Procedures
• Minutes from January 2021 meeting
• Notice of electronic meetings for March 2021

The Rahway Planning Board discussed a resolution to authorize a redevelopment study of Esterbrook Avenue and a preliminary investigation of properties on Block 151, Lots 7, 20-23, to determine if they qualify as a non-condemnation area in need of redevelopment. The board also discussed an ordinance amending Chapter 53 (Land Use Procedures) to formalize a technical review committee process. No formal votes were taken on these items; the board only approved the minutes of the January 26, 2021 meeting and adjourned.

• Approved the minutes of the January 26, 2021 meeting.
• Discussed a resolution to authorize a redevelopment study of Esterbrook Avenue (no vote).
• Discussed a preliminary investigation of Block 151, Lots 7, 20-23 for non-condemnation redevelopment (no vote).
• Discussed an ordinance amending Chapter 53: Land Use Procedures (no vote).
• Adjourned the meeting at 7:48 p.m.

Rahway Redevelopment Agency

The Rahway Redevelopment Agency held a regular meeting on March 17, 2021, and adopted its 2021 budget via Resolution 19-21. The board also approved the minutes from the February 17, 2021 regular meeting. Reports were presented by the treasurer, engineer, and executive director, covering topics like the Dornoch II application, Brownstones construction, and potential development inquiries. No public comments were made, and the meeting adjourned at 6:55pm.

• Approved the minutes of the February 17, 2021 Regular Meeting
• Adopted Resolution 19-21, the Rahway Redevelopment Agency 2021 Budget
• Received the January Treasurer's report from Frank Ruggiero
• Received the Engineering report from Jackie Dirmann of Colliers Engineering and Design
• Received the Executive Director's report from Robert Landolfi

Environmental Commission

The Rahway Environmental Commission met via Zoom and approved the minutes from October 8, 2020. They discussed several ongoing items, including the Bayway CAP scholarships, stormwater rule compliance, and various environmental programs. No formal decisions were made beyond the minutes approval.

• Approved minutes of October 8, 2020 meeting (motion by Paszek, seconded by Rolong)

Housing Authority

The Rahway Housing Authority held its regular meeting on March 11, 2021, with six commissioners present and one absent. They approved the February minutes, the bills list, and Resolution No. 1622 authorizing an additional $3,500 for title research to Joseph A. Grabas. The director's report covered various operational updates, including CDBG software training, elevator shop drawings, and tenant support.

• Approved February 11, 2021 meeting minutes (6-0, 1 absent)
• Approved bills list for February (6-0, 1 absent)
• Approved Resolution No. 1622: additional $3,500 for title research to Joseph A. Grabas (6-0, 1 absent)

Alcoholic Beverage Control Board

The Rahway Alcoholic Beverage Control Board is holding a reorganization and regular meeting. The agenda includes roll call, public comment, police reports, and a closed session for attorney-client privileged matters. No new business items are listed.

• Reorganization of the board
• Public comment period (3 minutes per speaker)
• Police reports
• Closed session on attorney-client privileged matters

Rahway City Council

The Rahway City Council is holding a combined meeting to review and vote on ordinances and resolutions, including a $700,000 bond ordinance for new equipment and vehicles, and several resolutions for contracts and appointments. The agenda includes first reading of two ordinances, final adoption of four ordinances, and numerous resolutions covering contracts, refunds, and administrative actions.

• Bond ordinance O-08-21: $700,000 for fire rescue truck ($230,000), fire hose ($210,000), and DPW aerial bucket truck ($260,000), financed with $665,000 in bonds
• Final adoption of O-04-21: $2,550,000 bond for 2021 Road and Sidewalk Improvement Program
• Final adoption of O-03-21: $500,000 additional appropriation for Madden Field improvements from state grant
• Resolution AR-84-21: increase bid threshold for public contracts to $44,000
• Resolution AR-92-21: planning board investigation of Block 151, Lots 7, 20-23 for redevelopment

The Rahway City Council approved a $2.55 million bond ordinance for the 2021 Road and Sidewalk Improvement Program and a $700,000 bond ordinance for new equipment, a vehicle, and a fire rescue truck. The Council also adopted a $500,000 capital ordinance for Madden Field improvements funded by a state grant, and passed ordinances adding handicapped parking spaces at 1179 Fulton Street, 403 Hamilton Street, and 152 Maple Avenue. The Council approved numerous resolutions, including appointing Jeffrey Jotz as City Clerk, increasing the bid threshold to $44,000, and awarding contracts for vegetation control, planning services, and engineering services.

• Approved O-04-21: $2.55M bond for 2021 Road and Sidewalk Improvement Program.
• Approved O-08-21: $700K bond for new equipment, vehicle, and fire rescue truck.
• Approved O-03-21: $500K state grant for Madden Field improvements.
• Approved O-06-21: Amended land use procedures to establish a Technical Review Committee.
• Approved O-07-21, O-09-21, O-10-21: Added handicapped parking at 152 Maple Ave, 1179 Fulton St, and 403 Hamilton St.
• Approved AR-83-21: Appointed Jeffrey Jotz as City Clerk effective April 1, 2021.
• Approved AR-84-21: Increased bid threshold for public contracts to $44,000.
• Approved AR-97-21: Awarded $412,500 contract to Colliers Engineering for 2021 road and sidewalk program.

Planning Board

The Rahway Planning Board is meeting to review engineering and traffic documents for the Bed Bath & Beyond site, including a revised redevelopment plan review. The agenda includes meeting minutes from January 2021 and a letter with expert reports. The meeting will be held electronically.

• Engineering review of Bed Bath & Beyond site (JMD Robinson)
• Revised RPD (Redevelopment Plan) review for Bed Bath & Beyond
• Traffic video instructions for Bed Bath & Beyond
• Letter to K. Kemm, Esq. with expert reports (1/19/21)
• Approval of January 2021 meeting minutes

Zoning Board of Adjustment

There is no agenda available for this Rahway Zoning Board of Adjustment meeting. No items were listed for discussion or decision.

The Zoning Board carried over the Pine Street Rahway, LLC application for preliminary and final site plan approval with variances to the April 19, 2021 meeting. The applicant agreed to address outstanding comments from board professionals before resubmitting. The board also swore in new Commissioner Robert Parson and approved minutes from the January 25 meetings.

• Carried over Pine Street townhouse application to April 19, 2021 (unanimous)
• Swore in Commissioner Robert Parson (9-0, Parson abstained)
• Approved January 25 reorganization meeting minutes (8-0, 2 abstentions)
• Approved January 25 regular meeting minutes (8-0, 2 abstentions)

Rahway Redevelopment Agency

The Rahway Redevelopment Agency is holding a regular meeting to consider resolutions related to the delayed introduction of the 2021 budget and to adopt the budget introduction. The meeting will also include reports from the treasurer, engineer, and executive director, as well as public comments.

• Resolution 17-21 regarding delayed introduction of the 2021 budget
• Resolution 18-21 adopting the 2021 budget introduction
• Treasurer's report on December finances and 2021 budget
• Engineering report from Maser Consulting
• Executive director's verbal report

The Rahway Redevelopment Agency voted to adopt the introduction of its 2021 budget and approved a resolution delaying the budget's introduction. The agency also approved the January 13, 2021 reorganization meeting minutes and the December 2020 Treasurer's Report. No public comments were made, and the meeting adjourned at 6:49pm.

• Adopted resolution 17-21 delaying introduction of 2021 budget (6-0)
• Adopted resolution 18-21 introducing 2021 budget (6-0)
• Approved January 13, 2021 reorganization meeting minutes (6-0)
• Approved December 2020 Treasurer's Report (6-0)

Housing Authority

The Rahway Housing Authority approved the December 2020 meeting minutes, January bills, and Resolution No. 1621 allowing the executive director to carry over 5 unused vacation days into 2021, each by a 6-0 vote with one absent. The board also unanimously re-elected James Pekarofski as Chairperson and Robert Simon as Vice-Chairperson. No public comment or other business was conducted.

• Approved December 10, 2020 meeting minutes (6-0, 1 absent)
• Approved January bills for payment (6-0, 1 absent)
• Approved Resolution No. 1621: Executive Director carry over 5 unused vacation days (6-0, 1 absent)
• Re-elected James Pekarofski as Chairperson (7-0)
• Elected Robert Simon as Vice-Chairperson (7-0)

Rahway City Council

The Rahway City Council is meeting to consider several ordinances and resolutions, including a $2.55 million bond for road and sidewalk improvements and a $500,000 state grant for Madden Field. They will also vote on first reading of ordinances to regulate food vehicles and amend land use procedures, and final adoption of a tax exemption amendment and vacant property fee changes. Numerous contracts and appointments are on the consent agenda.

• O-04-21: $2,550,000 bond ordinance for 2021 Road and Sidewalk Improvement Program
• O-03-21: $500,000 state grant for Madden Field improvements
• O-05-21: Ordinance to add Article VI on food vehicles to Chapter 311
• O-01-21: Final adoption of amendment to financial agreement with Meridia, Brownstones Urban Renewal, Rahway, LLC
• AR-60-21 to AR-63-21: Ratifying emergency sewer and sinkhole repair payments

The Rahway City Council introduced ordinances on first reading for a $2.55 million road and sidewalk improvement bond, a $500,000 state-grant-funded addition to the Madden Field project, and new regulations for food vehicles. The council also adopted two ordinances on final reading, including an amendment to the Meridia Brownstones tax agreement and a new late fee for vacant property registrations. A large consent agenda of resolutions was approved, covering appointments, contracts, and emergency repairs.

• Introduced $2.55M road and sidewalk bond ordinance (O-04-21) (unanimous)
• Introduced $500K Madden Field capital ordinance funded by state grant (O-03-21) (unanimous)
• Introduced food vehicle ordinance (O-05-21) (unanimous)
• Adopted Meridia Brownstones tax agreement amendment (O-01-21) (unanimous)
• Adopted vacant property registration late fee ordinance (O-02-21) (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda with 35 resolutions (voice vote)
• Confirmed Zoning Board appointments (AR-81-21) (8-0, Parson abstained)
• Ratified emergency sewer and sinkhole repair payments (AR-60-21 through AR-63-21)

Alcoholic Beverage Control Board

The Rahway Alcoholic Beverage Control Board is holding its reorganization and regular meeting, where members will nominate and elect a chair for 2021 and approve the annual meeting schedule. The agenda also includes public comment, police reports, and a closed session for attorney-client privileged matters.

• Nomination and election of Chair for 2021
• Approval of 2021 annual meeting schedule
• Public comment (3 minutes per speaker)
• Police reports
• Closed session resolution for attorney-client privilege

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Rahway Zoning Board of Adjustment held its reorganization and regular meeting on January 25, 2021, via Zoom. The board unanimously elected William Hering as Chairman, James Pellettiere as Vice Chairman, and Ann Marie Williams as Secretary. It also approved a resolution awarding professional services to Colliers Engineering & Design, McManimon, Scotland & Baumann, LLC, and Shamrock Enterprises, and adopted the 2021-2022 meeting calendar. The board approved minutes from prior meetings and noted that the Pine Street application was carried over to the next meeting because the applicant is amending plans after acquiring a neighboring property.

• Elected William Hering as Chairman (unanimous)
• Elected James Pellettiere as Vice Chairman (unanimous)
• Elected Ann Marie Williams as Secretary (unanimous)
• Approved resolution awarding professional services to Colliers Engineering & Design, McManimon, Scotland & Baumann, LLC, and Shamrock Enterprises (unanimous)
• Approved 2021-2022 Zoning Board meeting calendar (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from August 17, 2020 meeting (7-0-2)
• Approved minutes from September 21, 2020 meeting (7-0-2)
• Approved minutes from December 21, 2020 meeting (8-0-1)

Rahway Redevelopment Agency

The Rahway Redevelopment Agency is holding its organizational meeting for 2021, during which it will elect a chairman and vice chairman, approve a series of resolutions including professional services contracts, and receive reports from the treasurer, engineer, and executive director. The meeting is being held virtually via Zoom due to the pandemic.

• Election of Chairman and Vice Chairman
• Resolution 07-21: Professional services contract to Rainone Coughlin Minchello for legal services
• Resolution 08-21: Professional services contract to T & M Associates for environmental services
• Resolution 10-21: Professional services contract to Maser Consulting for general engineering services
• Resolution 11-21: Professional services contract to Lerch, Vinci & Higgins, LLP as auditor/financial advisor

Rahway City Council

The Rahway City Council is holding a combined meeting with several routine items and two ordinances on first reading. The most significant item is a proposed amendment to the financial agreement with Meridia Brownstones Urban Renewal, Rahway, LLC, which would change the annual service charge from 2% of total project cost to a percentage of annual gross revenue (starting at 10% and rising to 14%). The council will also consider a resolution to administer the Rahway CARES Act II grant program and a shared services agreement with the school board for COVID-19 vaccinations.

• Ordinance O-01-21: Amend financial agreement with Meridia Brownstones to change annual service charge to 10-14% of gross revenue
• Ordinance O-02-21: Amend city code to change registration fees for vacant properties
• Resolution AR-06-21: Agreement with UCEDC to administer Rahway CARES Act II grant program
• Resolution AR-07-21: Shared services agreement with Rahway Board of Education for COVID-19 vaccinations
• Resolution AR-47-21: Appoint Carlos E. Jiminez as Municipal Prosecutor for one year