Clifton public meetings in 2023
59 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Board of Adjustment
The Clifton Board of Adjustment approved several site plans and professional appointments for the 2024 calendar year. Key decisions included a change of use to a wholesale distribution center at 42 Lakeview Ave and an 18-unit residential project on Parker Ave. A hearing regarding a self-storage facility on Route 46 was continued until February 2024.
- Approved wholesale motor vehicle parts distribution center at 42 Lakeview Ave
- Granted site plan for 18-unit residential building and retail spaces at 245-247 Parker Ave
- Approved bulk variances for a two-bedroom apartment at 100 Belgrade Ave
- Appointed Nicholas A. Graviano as Board Planner for 2024
- Appointed Neglia Engineering Associates as Engineer and Landscape Architect for 2024
City Council
The City Council will consider several budget transfers and amendments for the 2023 municipal budget. The agenda includes approvals for various professional service contracts, including engineering, auditing, and legal services. Additionally, the council will review ordinances regarding the police department and handicapped parking.
- Awarding storm sewer rehabilitation contract to Najarian Associates
- Ordinance to amend the Police Department table of organization
- Developer agreement for 618-630 Route 46 involving DHF Realty, LLC
- Contract award for road resurfacing construction management services
- Budget amendments for pedestrian safety and art programs
Board of Adjustment
This is a special meeting of the Clifton Board of Adjustment. The agenda includes an executive session regarding personnel and interviews for Counsel Secretary, though no action will be taken during that session.
- Executive session regarding personnel and interviews for Counsel Secretary
Planning Board
The Clifton Planning Board will meet to review the agenda, including a resolution regarding PLJ Properties LLC. The board will also consider a minor subdivision proposal for the property located at 52 Valley Road.
- Minor subdivision approval for 52 Valley Road (Block 14.01, Lot 12)
Board of Adjustment
The Board is reviewing multiple applications involving residential additions, use changes for storage or distribution, and site plan improvements. The agenda includes continued hearings for a self-storage facility and new hearings for various residential and commercial properties.
- Continued hearing: Geeland, LLC proposes a 4-story, 125,200 sq ft self-storage facility at 811-813 Rt 46
- New hearing: Neli Rivera proposes a 1-story, 2-bedroom apartment expansion at 100 Belgrade Ave.
- New hearing: Skender Kokaj seeks a two-story addition at 55 Mountainside Terrace
- New hearing: Mohammad Jubran seeks bathroom and attic use variances at 435 Lakeview Avenue
- New hearing: S&J Sunny Realty IV LLC proposes outdoor storage racks at 2 Broad Street
City Council
The Clifton City Council will consider 2023 municipal and sewer budget transfers and several vehicle purchases for the Fire and Building departments. The agenda also includes public hearings for Special Improvement District budgets and ordinances regarding police organization and sewer user charges.
- Budget transfers for the 2023 Municipal and Sewer Utility budgets
- Final payment to Green Valley Group for Oak Ridge Park improvements
- Purchase of five Dodge Durango vehicles for the Fire and Building departments
- Ordinance to amend sanitary sewer user charges
- Public hearings for the Historic Botany District and Downtown Clifton SID budgets
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several budget amendments to include state and federal grants. The agenda includes requests for sanitary sewer replacement bids, road resurfacing contracts, and various municipal license renewals.
- Budget amendment for $259,942.00 Childhood LEAD Grant
- Budget amendment for $750,000.00 USDOJ Cops Hiring Program
- Budget amendment for $339,500.00 NJDOT 2024 Municipal Aid
- Bids for Shafto Street, Getty Avenue and Van Winkle Avenue Sanitary Sewer Replacement
- Contract award to Neglia Engineering for 2023 Road Resurfacing Program management
Board of Adjustment
The Board is reviewing several applications including a proposed self-storage facility on Route 46 and various residential property expansions. The meeting also includes a remanded hearing regarding a Dunkin' Donuts site on Clifton Avenue.
- Self-storage facility proposal at 811-813 Rt 46
- Dunkin' Donuts and garage project at 817-825 Clifton Ave
- Residential addition at 30 Woodward Ave
- Residential addition at 174 Rutherford Blvd
- Lot subdivision and residential use proposal at 164 Getty Avenue
Planning Board
The Clifton Planning Board will meet to review a major site plan and variance request for 230 Brighton Road. The agenda also includes the approval of meeting minutes and the 2024 meeting schedule.
- Preliminary and final major site plan & variance approval for International Delight, LLC at 230 Brighton Road
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several municipal budget transfers, cash management plans, and various service contracts. The agenda includes multiple ordinances regarding traffic, parking, and street regulations.
- Budget amendment to include $250,000 Passaic County Open Space grant
- Environmental consulting contract for James Anzaldi Park Recreation Complex
- Professional services contract for Fordham Road Drainage Study
- Road resurfacing and NJDOT sidewalk/curb improvement contracts
- Ordinances regarding residential permit parking and handicapped parking spaces
Board of Adjustment
The Board of Adjustment is reviewing several applications for property developments and residential modifications. These include proposals for a self-storage facility, a new 20-unit apartment building, and various home additions or conversions.
- Self-storage facility proposal at 811-813 Rt 46
- Proposed 20-unit apartment building at 162 Van Riper Ave
- Conversion of commercial units to six residential units at 429-433 Piaget Ave
- Mixed-use medical and retail building proposal for 1610 Main St & 80 W 2nd St
- Approval granted for a two-family home conversion at 148 (150) W 1st St
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several contracts for Ravine Park sewer improvements and root control services. The agenda also includes ordinances to update parking permit fees and handicap parking spaces. Additionally, the council will consider equipment purchases for the police drone program.
- $406,046 budget amendment for Strengthening Public Health
- Contracts for Ravine Park sanitary sewer improvements
- Equipment purchase for Police Drone Program and investigation rooms
- Ordinances amending parking permit fees and terms
- Contract award for 2023 sanitary sewer root treatment
Board of Adjustment
The Board is reviewing several new and continued applications regarding residential additions, property conversions, and commercial developments. Recent resolutions include the approval of a house of worship with a private school on Barkley Ave and the denial of a mixed-use conversion on Clifton Ave.
- Remanded hearing for Dunkin Donuts expansion at 817-825 Clifton Ave
- Proposed medical office and retail pharmacy at 1610 Main St. & 80 W. 2nd St.
- Proposed 4-story, 125,200 sq ft self-storage facility at 811-813 Rt 46
- Resolution: Granted site plan and use variances for house of worship/private school at 213-224 Barkley Ave
- Resolution: Denied use and parking variance for mixed-use conversion at 489 Clifton Ave
City Council
The City Council will discuss an emergency appropriation to hire eighteen additional police officers and review ordinances for residential parking on Norwood Avenue. The agenda also includes approvals for road resurfacing, sidewalk improvements, and various municipal service contracts.
- Emergency appropriation to hire 18 additional police officers
- Ordinance establishing permit parking on both sides of Norwood Avenue
- Contract award for Plog Brook Culvert Rehabilitation
- Permission to bid for the 2023 NJDOT Sidewalk and Curb Improvements
- Approval of the 2024 Downtown Clifton Special Improvement District budget
Planning Board
The Clifton Planning Board will consider major site plan approvals for PB Nutclif Master, LLC at 10 Metro Boulevard. The meeting also includes a minor subdivision hearing for 22 Mt. Washington Drive.
- Major site plan approval for PB Nutclif Master, LLC at 10 Metro Boulevard
- Minor subdivision approval for Matthew Miazga at 22 Mt. Washington Drive
- Amended major site plan and minor subdivision for 340 Kingsland Street
Board of Adjustment
The Board is reviewing several new applications for residential additions, garage conversions, and property uses. Continued hearings include a proposed mixed-use building on Main Street and a private school conversion on Barkley Avenue.
- John Rader: Site plan to remove Mooney Auto Repair Garage and enlarge Dunkin' Donuts at 817-825 Clifton Ave.
- Main Foot and Ankle LLC: Proposed 3-story mixed use building for medical offices and pharmacy at 1610 Main St. & 80 W. 2nd St.
- Clifton Cheder Inc: Conversion of house of worship to include a private school at 213-224 Barkley Ave.
- Memet Toy: Use variance to convert commercial property to mixed use with one residential unit at 489 Clifton Ave.
- Peter Mastriano: Conversion of mixed use building to 4 residential apartments at 125 Madeline Ave.
City Council
The City Council is considering several action items including sanitary sewer improvements, budget amendments, and various city code revisions. Discussion topics include the potential hiring of additional police officers and parking enforcement officers.
- Ravine Park Sanitary Sewer Improvements (ARPA) bidding authorization
- Design services award for Passaic Avenue and Allwood Road Area sanitary sewer improvements
- Mechanical repair contract for City Hall heating system with W. J Post
- Emergency appropriation to hire eighteen additional police officers
- Budget amendments including $49,026.00 and $12,256.50 tree planting grants
Board of Adjustment
The Board is reviewing several applications, including a large proposal for a restaurant and self-storage at 1500 Main Avenue. Other items include converting a house of worship into a private school on Barkley Avenue and various site plan updates.
- Proposed restaurant and self-storage at 1500 Main Ave
- Conversion of house of worship to private school at 213-224 Barkley Ave
- Approval for six townhouses at 522 Valley Road
- Proposal for enclosed patio at 349 Hazel Street
- Site plan to enlarge Dunkin Donuts at 817-825 Clifton Ave
City Council
The City Council meeting includes several proposed budget amendments to incorporate various grants, including $697,521 for local public health infrastructure. The agenda also features ordinances regarding floodplain management and the regulation of unruly social gatherings. Additionally, the council will review contracts for sewer services and community development programs.
- Budget amendments to include grants such as $697,521 for Local Public Health Infrastructure
- Ordinance adopting new Floodplain Management Regulations
- Ordinance to regulate 'unruly social gatherings' under the city Nuisances code
- Contract award for emergency sewer jetting services to National Water Main Cleaning Company
- Adjustments to Section 8 Voucher Program payment standards via the Clifton Public Housing Agency
Planning Board
The Planning Board will consider a minor subdivision and bulk variance for Orange Avenue. The meeting also includes hearings for site plan approvals at Kingsland Street and Metro Boulevard.
- Minor subdivision and bulk variance: 20 & 22 Orange Avenue
- Amended preliminary and final major site plan approval: 340 Kingsland Street
- Preliminary and final major site plan approval: 10 Metro Boulevard
Board of Adjustment
The Board of Adjustment is considering applications for residential and commercial projects. These include a six-unit townhouse complex at 522 Valley Road and a mixed-use medical building. The meeting also covers various residential renovations and restaurant expansions.
- Proposed 6-unit townhouse complex at 522 Valley Road
- Proposed medical office and pharmacy building at 1610 Main St & 80 W 2nd St
- Proposed patio expansion and shipping container for Kanoon Restaurant at 349 Hazel Street
- Approval of a health spa conversion at 605 Van Houten Avenue
- Approval of a 3-story mixed-use building at 243 Parker Avenue
City Council
The City Council is reviewing budget amendments for several grants, including $158,735.53 for Clean Communities. The agenda also includes first and second readings of ordinances regarding floodplain management and local traffic regulations. Additionally, the council will consider authorizations for community events and municipal personnel changes.
- Budget amendments for grants including $158,735.53 for Clean Communities
- New ordinances for floodplain management regulations and flood damage prevention
- Authorization to solicit bids for parking meter maintenance and asphalt crack sealer
- Amendments to traffic and parking ordinances on Passaic Avenue and other streets
- Requests for community events including the Botany Carnival at Randolph Park
City Council
The City Council will review 2023 municipal budget amendments and formal budget adoption. The agenda also includes infrastructure payments for Zelenka Park and Schultheis Farm, along with several ordinances regarding parking regulations.
- Adoption of 2023 Municipal Budget amendments (R355-R356)
- Final payment to Flanagan Contracting Group, Inc. for Zelenka Park improvements (R359-R360)
- Permission to advertise for bids for Fire Stations 2, 4, and 6 (R363)
- Purchase of a BMW R1250RT police motorcycle (R364)
- Ordinances regarding changes to handicapped parking spaces
Planning Board
The Clifton Planning Board will conduct new hearings regarding two development projects. These include a minor subdivision at 20 & 22 Orange Avenue and a major site plan approval for 10 Metro Boulevard. The meeting also includes ordinance reviews and official reports.
- Minor subdivision and bulk variance for 20 & 22 Orange Avenue
- Preliminary and final major site plan approval for 10 Metro Boulevard
Board of Adjustment
The Board reviewed applications for residential expansions, commercial use changes, and site plan approvals. This included a proposed six-unit townhouse complex on Valley Road and a new mixed-use building on Parker Avenue.
- Expansion of iLearn Schools Inc at 400 Mt. Prospect Ave
- Proposed six-unit townhouse development at 522 Valley Road
- Conversion of salsa studio to health spa at 605 Van Houten Avenue
- New three-story mixed-use building at 243 Parker Avenue
- Approval for vehicle storage and maintenance at 618-630 Rte 46
City Council
The City Council will consider contract awards for Police Department technology and vehicle equipment. The agenda also includes final payments for the Skatezone Hockey Rink conversion and Dwasline Roadway improvements. Additionally, the council will review ordinances regarding street vacancies and parking changes.
- Contract award to SHI International Corporation for Police Department technology
- Final payment to Shore Top Construction for Skatezone Hockey Rink conversion
- Change order and final payment for Dwasline Roadway improvements
- Ordinance to vacate portions of West First Street and West Second Street
- Amendments to ordinances regarding loading zones and handicapped parking
City Council
The council will consider resolutions for special emergency budget increases for the 2023 Municipal and Sewer Utility budgets. The agenda also includes an ordinance regarding the vacation of portions of West First Street and West Second Street. Additionally, several contract approvals and personnel updates are scheduled.
- Purchase of ten 2023 Dodge Durango Pursuit AWD SUVs for the Police Department
- Special emergency budget resolutions for the 2023 Municipal and Sewer Utility budgets
- Ordinance to vacate portions of West First Street and West Second Street
- Contract award to O'Toole Scrivo, LLC for labor counsel services
- New application for a new and used car lot (Good Fellas)
Board of Adjustment
The Board is considering a new hearing for an application by iLEARN Schools Inc. to expand its elementary school building. The proposal includes converting convent space and filling in the courtyard to add a gymnasium. The applicant is seeking variances regarding lot coverage and yard setbacks.
- Site plan approval for 400 Mt. Prospect Ave.
- Conditional use variance for iLEARN Schools Inc.
- Variance to increase maximum lot coverage from 20% to 21%
- Variance for a front yard setback of 15.9 feet instead of 25 feet
Planning Board
The Clifton Planning Board will consider site plan approvals for properties at 833 Clifton Avenue and 345 Allwood Road. The meeting also includes ordinance reviews and reports from the City Planner and Commissioners.
- Site plan approval for Morici Real Estate Management, LLC at 833 Clifton Avenue
- Amended site plan and variance approval for Briad Development LLC at 345 Allwood Road
Board of Adjustment
The Board is reviewing several applications for residential and commercial developments. Proposals include a six-unit townhouse complex on Valley Road and a 26-unit apartment building on Clifton Avenue. Other items involve medical office construction and vehicle storage facilities.
- Proposed 6-unit townhouse/multifamily complex at 522 Valley Road
- Proposed 26-unit apartment building at 833 Clifton Avenue
- Mixed-use medical office and retail pharmacy at 1610 Main St & 80 W 2nd St
- Vehicle storage for 148 cars at 618-630 Rte 46
- Industrial building expansion at 15 Somerset Place
City Council
The council will hold a public hearing regarding the 2023 Municipal Budget. The agenda also includes resolutions for various city contracts and ordinances to adjust handicapped parking spaces.
- Public hearing for the 2023 Municipal Budget
- Ordinances to add seven and delete three restricted handicapped parking spaces
- Contract award to Fairfield Maintenance Inc. for fuel tank and equipment repairs
- Resolution to vacate portions of West First and West Second Streets
- Entertainment licenses for Dingbatz, Ghost Hawk Brewing, and Beirut Lebanese Cuisine
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several infrastructure contracts, including sidewalk replacements and sewer improvements. The meeting includes decisions on the third quarter 2023 estimated tax bill and a temporary budget increase for municipal and sewer funds. Additionally, multiple ordinances regarding handicapped parking and loading zones are scheduled for reading.
- Adoption of the Third Quarter 2023 Estimated Tax Bill
- 2023 Temporary Budget Increase for Municipal and Sewer budgets
- Contract award for city-wide concrete sidewalk replacement to AA Berms LLC
- Traffic signal maintenance and repair contracts with Jen Electric, Inc.
- Ordinances amending handicapped parking spaces and placard numbers
Board of Adjustment
The Board of Adjustment reviewed several applications for residential and commercial developments, including a 20-unit townhouse project at 522 Valley Road. Other items included site plan changes for Dunkin Donuts and new hearings for various property variances. The meeting also finalized resolutions on several previously submitted applications.
- Proposed 20-unit townhouse/multifamily complex at 522 Valley Road
- Dunkin Donuts expansion and garage removal at 817-825 Clifton Ave
- Construction of a 26-unit apartment building at 833 Clifton Avenue
- Conversion of retail space to a restaurant and bar at 50 Market Street
- Proposed medical office and pharmacy at 1610 Main St & 80 W 2nd St
Planning Board
The Clifton Planning Board will consider a resolution for site plan approval at 833 Clifton Avenue. The board will also conduct a continued hearing regarding an amended site plan and variance for Briad Development LLC.
- Morici Real Estate Management, LLC: preliminary and final site plan approval (833 Clifton Avenue)
- Briad Development LLC: amended preliminary and final site plan and variance approval (345 Allwood Road)
- Ordinance review
Board of Adjustment
The Board is reviewing several new applications for property expansions, conversions, and new construction. This includes proposals for multi-family housing, restaurant conversions, and changes to existing residential structures. Several larger development projects are also continuing from previous meetings.
- Proposed 20-unit townhouse complex at 522 Valley Road
- Proposed 26-unit apartment building at 833 Clifton Avenue
- Conversion of retail store to restaurant and bar at 50 Market Street
- Conversion of single-family home to two-family home at 22 Burgh Avenue
- Approved signage replacement for Bank of America at 1045 Clifton Avenue
City Council
The City Council will introduce the 2023 Municipal Budget and consider several contract awards for city services. The agenda also includes discussions on parking ordinance amendments and updates regarding municipal personnel.
- Introduction of the 2023 Municipal Budget (R234)
- Final payment to Harshi Construction for DPW roof truss repairs (R235)
- Design services contract for firehouse facility upgrades (R236)
- Contract for library compressor repairs via D & B Service Group (R237)
- Ordinance amending parking on certain streets, including part of Clifton Avenue (O-7828-23)
Board of Adjustment
The Board reviewed applications for a 20-unit townhouse complex on Valley Road and a 26-unit apartment building on Clifton Avenue. The meeting also addressed a proposed medical office and pharmacy development. Additionally, the Board issued several resolutions regarding property variances and construction permits.
- Proposed 20-unit townhouse/multifamily complex at 522 Valley Road
- Proposed 26-unit apartment building at 833 Clifton Avenue
- Proposed medical office and pharmacy at 1610 Main St & 80 W 2nd St
- Granted signage improvements for Bank of America at 1045 Clifton Avenue
- Granted warehouse facility construction at 558-600 Getty Avenue
City Council
The City Council will review temporary budget increases for the municipal and sewer budgets. The agenda includes ordinances regarding changes to handicapped parking and traffic regulations. The council will also consider contracts for fire station repairs and sidewalk replacements.
- Temporary budget increases for the Municipal and Sewer Utility budgets
- Contract award to Lara's General Contractor LLC for Fire Station No. 1 driveway replacement
- Ordinances amending traffic code regarding handicapped parking spaces and placards
- Permission to advertise bids for city-wide concrete sidewalk replacement
- Purchase of an LED light tower and two mobile generators from Warshauer Generator LLC
Planning Board
The Clifton Planning Board will hold hearings regarding site plan approvals at 833 Clifton Avenue and 345 Allwood Road. The agenda also includes an ordinance review and reports from the City Planner and Commissioners.
- Site plan approval for Morici Real Estate Management, LLC at 833 Clifton Avenue
- Amended site plan and variance approval for Briad Development LLC at 345 Allwood Road
- Ordinance review
Board of Adjustment
The Board of Adjustment reviewed applications for a large warehouse facility on Getty Avenue and several residential developments. Other items included requests for home additions and signage updates at Bank of America. The board also issued resolutions to grant or deny several previously submitted applications.
- New 186,577 square foot warehouse facility at 558-600 Getty Avenue
- Proposed 20-unit townhouse/multifamily complex at 522 Valley Road
- Construction of a 3-story apartment building with 26 units at 833 Clifton Avenue
- Use variance for an after-school and dance program at 430 Clifton Avenue (Granted)
- Signage improvements for Bank of America at 1045 Clifton Avenue
City Council
The Clifton City Council will vote on ordinances regarding traffic, zoning, and employee salaries. The agenda also includes a temporary budget increase and contracts for community health assessments and surveillance equipment.
- Ordinance to delete 161 restricted handicapped parking spaces
- Resolution for a 2023 temporary municipal budget increase
- Contract award to Strategic Health Advisers LLC for community health assessments
- Ordinance updating DPW salaries and adding a Social Service Assistant position
- Purchase of wireless connectivity and video surveillance for the Department of Public Works
Board of Adjustment
The Board is conducting hearings for several new applications, including a 26-unit apartment building at 833 Clifton Avenue and a medical/retail project at 1610 Main Street. Other items include signage updates for Bank of America and residential renovations on Mac Arthur Drive and Center Street. Additionally, the Board dismissed an application to convert the Stew Leonard's building into a multi-tenant facility.
- Proposed 26-unit apartment building at 833 Clifton Avenue
- Proposed medical office and retail pharmacy at 1610 Main St & 80 W 2nd St
- Signage improvements for Bank of America at 1045 Clifton Avenue
- After-school and dance school use variance at 430 Clifton Avenue
- Dismissal of application to convert Stew Leonard's (345 Allwood Road)
City Council
The City Council will consider a temporary increase to the 2023 municipal budget and emergency repairs for the Martin Avenue Pump Station. The agenda also includes updates to zoning, fence, and animal ordinances.
- 2023 Temporary Budget Increase (R185)
- Emergency repairs for Martin Avenue Pump Station failure (R186)
- Silleck Street Drainage Improvements final payment (R187-R188)
- Amendments to the City's Fence Ordinance (07814-23)
- Police Department purchase of ammunition and related items (R195)
Planning Board
The Clifton Planning Board is meeting to consider site plan approvals for two different locations. The agenda includes a continued hearing for 833 Clifton Avenue and a new hearing for 558-600 Getty Avenue.
- Preliminary and final site plan approval for 833 Clifton Avenue (Morici Real Estate Management, LLC)
- Preliminary and final major site plan and variances approval for 558-600 Getty Avenue (CRP/CHI Clifton Owner, LLC)
City Council
The City Council is reviewing emergency budget resolutions to fund 2023 pension payments and a court settlement. The agenda also includes several ordinance amendments regarding zoning, traffic, and parking.
- Emergency budget resolutions for 2023 pension payments and a court settlement
- Zoning ordinance amendments regarding attic/basement uses and lighting requirements
- Contract awards for fire station roof replacement and fieldhouse construction
- Ordinance changes affecting handicapped parking spaces on streets
- Authorization of a sewer connection for 6 Valley Road
Board of Adjustment
The Board is reviewing applications for a 20-unit townhouse complex and the conversion of the Stew Leonard's building into a multi-tenant facility. Several resolutions were also granted for residential additions and apartment conversions.
- Proposed 20-unit townhouse/multifamily complex at 522 Valley Road
- Plan to convert the Stew Leonard's building into a multi-tenant facility with a drive-through
- Proposal for a 3-story medical and pharmacy building at 1610 Main St
- Resolution granted for apartment conversion at 561 Van Houten Ave
City Council
The Clifton City Council is reviewing a temporary increase to the municipal budget and several final payments for sewer and street improvement projects. The agenda also includes ordinances regarding changes to handicapped parking regulations and zoning requirements. Additionally, the council will consider contract awards for emergency vehicle services and health department equipment.
- 2023 Temporary Budget Increase for the Municipal Budget
- Final payments and change orders for Randolph Avenue sewer lining and street improvements
- Contract award to PL Custom Emergency Vehicles for an ambulance remount
- Ordinances regarding changes to handicapped parking regulations
- Soliciting quotes for food concessions at James Anzaldi Park
Board of Adjustment
The Board of Adjustment reviewed several large-scale development applications, including a 21-unit townhouse complex at 522 Valley Road and a 26-unit apartment building at 833 Clifton Avenue. The meeting also included new hearings for residential additions and the approval of several property resolutions.
- Proposed 21-unit townhouse complex at 522 Valley Road
- Proposed 26-unit apartment building at 833 Clifton Avenue
- Approved 6,850 square foot warehouse at 1 & 9 Walnut Street
- Proposed medical offices and pharmacy at 1610 Main Avenue
- Conversion of 561 Van Houten Ave into a six-unit apartment building
Planning Board
The Clifton Planning Board will hold a hearing regarding site plan approval for Morici Real Estate Management, LLC at 833 Clifton Avenue. The board will also consider a resolution related to the Master Plan Reexamination Report.
- Preliminary and final site plan approval for 833 Clifton Avenue (Block 35.07, Lot 1)
- Resolution regarding the Master Plan Reexamination Report
City Council
The City Council is reviewing a temporary increase to the 2023 municipal budget and several contract awards. The meeting includes public hearings for improvements at Sperling Park and the Hamilton House restoration project. Additionally, the council will consider ordinances regarding parking changes and staff compensation.
- Temporary 2023 increase for the Municipal Budget (R106)
- Change Order No. 1 for the 2021 Road Resurfacing Program (R107)
- Contract award for 2023 Wild Geese Control Services to Birds Beware, Inc. (R109)
- Ordinance regarding parking changes on Underwood Place (O-7794-23)
- Grant applications for Sperling Park and Hamilton House restoration (R120-23, R121-23)
Board of Adjustment
The Board is reviewing applications for several new residential and commercial developments. These include a townhouse complex on Valley Road and a warehouse on Walnut Street. The meeting also includes hearings for various residential property modifications.
- Proposed 21-unit townhouse complex at 522 Valley Road
- Proposed 7,442 square foot commercial warehouse at 1 & 9 Walnut Street
- Conversion of 561 Van Houten Avenue into six apartments
- Construction of a 26-unit apartment building at 833 Clifton Avenue
- Approved 1,350 square foot private car garage at 822 Passaic Avenue
City Council
The City Council is reviewing a 2023 temporary budget increase and an ordinance regarding employee salaries and health insurance. The agenda also includes contract discussions for the Main Avenue Streetscape and fire station repairs.
- 2023 Temporary Budget Increase (R073)
- NJDOT funding agreement for Main Avenue Streetscape design (R083)
- Contract amendment for Fire Station 1 flood damage restoration (R076)
- Ordinance amending employee salaries, compensation, and health insurance (O-7793-23)
- Advertising revenue share contract for municipal bus shelters (R075)
Board of Adjustment
The Board of Adjustment is reviewing several applications for residential and commercial developments. Key items include a new townhouse complex on Valley Road and a 26-unit apartment building on Clifton Avenue. The meeting also addressed various requests for property additions and warehouse expansions.
- Proposed 21-unit townhouse development at 522 Valley Road
- Construction of a 26-unit residential apartment building at 833 Clifton Avenue
- Development of a 7,442 square foot commercial warehouse at 1 & 9 Walnut Street
- Conversion of 561 Van Houten Avenue into a six-unit multi-family dwelling
- Approval granted for a 14,578 square foot warehouse addition at 790 Bloomfield Avenue
Planning Board
This is a reorganization meeting for the Clifton Planning Board. The board will conduct nominations and elections for several positions, including Chairperson, Vice Chairperson, and various technical professionals.
- Election of Chairperson and Vice Chairperson
- Election of Secretary/Counsel
- Election of Engineer and Planner
- Election of Landscape Architect and Traffic Engineer
- Election of Board Stenographer
Planning Board
The board will conduct a review of the Master Plan re-examination. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from the November 10, 2022, meeting.
- Review of Master Plan Re-exam
- Approval of November 10, 2022, minutes
Board of Adjustment
The Board of Adjustment reviewed several applications for residential and commercial developments, including townhouses and warehouses. Items included a proposed 21-unit complex on Valley Road and a multi-tenant warehouse on Walnut Street. The board also granted a resolution for school facility improvements at 294 Main Avenue.
- Proposed 21-unit townhouse complex at 522 Valley Road
- 7,442 square foot warehouse development at 1 & 9 Walnut Street
- Construction of a 26-unit apartment building at 833 Clifton Avenue
- Approval for school facility expansion at 294 Main Avenue
- Proposed 14,578 square foot warehouse addition at 790 Bloomfield Avenue
City Council
The City Council is reviewing contracts for Weasel Brook stabilization and drainage studies. The agenda includes ordinances regarding the addition and removal of handicapped parking spaces on streets and private residences. Additionally, the council will address waste disposal contracts and updates to employee compensation.
- Engineering services contract for Weelse Brook stabilization and sewer improvements
- Ordinances to add or remove handicapped parking spaces
- Contracts for solid waste, bulk waste, and vegetative waste disposal
- Amendments to city salaries and the addition of Juneteenth as a holiday
- DCA grant application for Hird Park
Board of Adjustment
The Board is reviewing several development applications, including a 21-unit townhouse project on Valley Road and a school expansion on Main Avenue. Other items include proposed warehouse construction on Walnut Street and various residential additions. The meeting also included the appointment of new board counsel for 2023.
- Proposed 21-unit townhouse development at 522 Valley Road
- Plan to replace three buildings with a school facility at 294 Main Avenue
- Proposed multi-tenant warehouse building at 1 & 9 Walnut Street
- Appointment of Jaclyn Morgese, Esq. as Counsel Secretary for 2023
- Granted variance for a two-story rear addition at 18 Patricia Place
City Council
The Clifton City Council meeting includes the adoption of 2023 temporary municipal and sewer utility budgets. The agenda also features contract awards for Schultheis Farm and Anzaldi Park improvements, along with ordinances regarding changes to handicapped parking spaces.
- Adoption of 2023 temporary municipal and sewer utility budgets
- Contracts for Schultheis Farm Parking Lot and Anzaldi Park improvements
- Purchase of two ambulances from PL Custom Emergency Vehicles
- Ordinances to add or delete specific handicapped parking spaces
- Renewal of various professional services, including legal counsel and auditing