Lincoln Park public meetings in 2022

Borough Council

The council will vote on two ordinances: one setting compensation for certain officers and employees, and another amending the police department chapter of the borough code. A consent agenda includes resolutions for a shared tax assessor service agreement with Montville, a refund of tax overpayment, and a police-assisted addiction recovery initiative. The regular agenda includes a closed session for personnel matters and a resolution authorizing a separation agreement.

• Ordinance 18-22: compensation for certain officers and employees
• Ordinance 19-22: amending Police Department chapter of borough code
• Resolution R22-221: interlocal shared service agreement with Montville for tax assessor services
• Resolution R22-224: Hope One Project – Police Assisted Addiction and Recovery Initiative
• Resolution R22-232: closed session for personnel and employment matters

The Council adopted ordinances regarding employee compensation and police department code amendments. They also approved several resolutions including a shared services agreement for tax assessor services and a contract for HVAC maintenance.

• Adopted Ordinance 18-22 providing compensation for certain officers and employees (7-0)
• Adopted Ordinance 19-22 amending the Police Department code (7-0)
• Approved 2023 annual compensation for department heads, council employees, and elected officials (7-0)
• Authorized Interlocal Shared Services Agreement with Montville Township for Tax Assessor services (7-0)
• Approved HVAC services contract with Tri-Tech Energy, Inc. not to exceed $60,000 (7-0)
• Authorized grant applications for NJACCHO infection control and public health infrastructure (7-0)
• Approved refund of $3,180.54 to Jeffrey & Ana Wright for tax overpayment (7-0)
• Canceled balances of six bond ordinances and transferred funds to Capital Surplus (7-0)

Borough Council

The Lincoln Park Borough Council will hold a regular meeting to adopt two ordinances: one setting compensation for officers and employees, and another amending the Police Department chapter of the municipal code. The council will also vote on a consent agenda including a shared services agreement with Montville for tax assessor services, and resolutions for a police-assisted addiction recovery initiative (Hope One/PAARI) and various financial matters. No public hearings are scheduled.

• Ordinance 18-22: Compensation for certain officers and employees
• Ordinance 19-22: Amending Chapter 99 (Police Department) of the municipal code
• Resolution R22-221: Interlocal shared service agreement with Montville Township for tax assessor services
• Resolution R22-224: Hope One Project – Police Assisted Addiction and Recovery Initiative (PAARI)
• Resolution R22-231: Grant application for NJACCHO Enhancing Local Public Health Infrastructure

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting to consider a variance application and grading permit for a property at 29 Longview Avenue. The board will also vote on a resolution to memorialize a previous decision and approve minutes from the November 8, 2022 meeting.

• Variance Application #2022-04 (bulk) and Grading Permit #G22-01 for property at 29 Longview Avenue (Block 32, Lot 32) by Lisa LoPresti
• Consideration of a resolution to memorialize the board's decision on the variance and grading permit
• Approval of minutes from the November 8, 2022 regular meeting

The Board approved a resolution of memorialization for a variance application at 29 Longview Avenue. The approval allows for the construction of a detached two-car garage and addresses specific setback and height variances. The Board also approved the minutes from the November 8, 2022, meeting.

• Approved minutes from November 8, 2022 meeting (4-0)
• Approved Variance Application #2022-04 and Grading Permit #G22-01 for 29 Longview Avenue (4-0)

Borough Council

The council will consider introducing two ordinances: one setting compensation ranges for borough officers and employees effective January 1, 2023, and another amending the police department chapter of the municipal code. They will also vote on resolutions to release escrow funds, authorize a shared service agreement with Montville Township, and transfer 2022 appropriations. A public hearing will follow.

• Introduction of ordinance establishing compensation ranges for borough officers and employees effective January 1, 2023
• Introduction of ordinance amending Chapter 99 (Police Department) of the municipal code
• Resolution authorizing escrow releases for three accounts (#2190, #2506, #2582)
• Resolution authorizing a shared service agreement with Montville Township
• Resolution authorizing transfer of 2022 current appropriations

The Borough Council introduced two ordinances regarding employee compensation and police department code amendments for first reading. The Council also approved a budget transfer and concurred on several upcoming resolutions, including a shared services agreement for tax assessor services.

• Sworn in Alan Bull as Police Sergeant
• Approved transfer of $500 from Emergency Management to Bureau of Fire (6-0)
• Introduced Ordinance 18-22 providing compensation for certain officers and employees (6-0)
• Introduced Ordinance 19-22 amending the Police Department code (6-0)
• Concurred to release escrows for 163 Beaver Brook Road, 14 Squire Drive, and 39 Rosenbrook Drive
• Concurred to shared services agreement with Montville Township for Tax Assessor services at $70,680 annually
• Concurred to resolution for HVAC services from Tri-Tech Energy, Inc.

Borough Council

The Borough Council will consider adopting an ordinance to purchase property at 179 Riveredge Road through the Morris County Flood Mitigation Program. The council will also vote on amending the borough code to update fire prevention fees, and on a consent agenda that includes appointing Amanda Giacon as Deputy Borough Clerk and authorizing her employment agreement.

• Ordinance 16-22: Authorizes contract to buy 179 Riveredge Road via Morris County Flood Mitigation Program
• Ordinance 17-22: Amends borough code Chapter 34 (Fees), Section 34-19 on Fire Prevention
• R22-217: Appoints Amanda Giacon as Deputy Borough Clerk
• R22-218: Authorizes employment agreement for Amanda Giacon
• R22-213: Transfers unclaimed tax sale premium to the borough's general fund

The Council approved the appointment and employment agreement for Amanda Giacon as Deputy Municipal Clerk. They also adopted ordinances for flood mitigation property purchases and fire prevention fee amendments, and approved several escrow refunds and tax adjustments.

• Appointed Amanda Giacon as Deputy Municipal Clerk effective Dec 5, 2022 (7-0)
• Approved employment agreement for Amanda Giacon (7-0)
• Adopted Ordinance 16-22 for property purchases via Morris County Flood Mitigation Program (7-0)
• Adopted Ordinance 17-22 amending fire prevention fees (7-0)
• Approved escrow refunds for Wolfson Realty Associates, Ryan Vasnelis, and Adfast USA, Inc. (7-0)
• Authorized $11,000 tax sale premium to be turned over to General Fund (7-0)
• Authorized tax overpayment refunds to Lereta, Corelogic, and Wells Fargo (7-0)
• Approved payment of bills and vouchers via Resolution R22-219 (7-0)

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on a bulk variance and grading permit application by Lisa LoPresti for property at 29 Longview Avenue. The board will also consider approval of minutes from the October 11 meeting.

• Variance #2022-04 and Grading Permit #G22-01 for 29 Longview Avenue (Block 32, Lot 32)
• Public hearing on the variance and grading permit application
• Approval of minutes from October 11, 2022

The Board approved Variance Application #2022-04 and Grading Permit #G22-01 for a detached two-car garage. The approval includes variances for height and setback, as well as the memorialization of an existing deck and generator. The garage's second floor is restricted to storage and cannot be used as living space.

• Approved minutes from October 11, 2022, with one name correction (5-0)
• Approved detached garage variances for height (14.5 ft vs 12 ft max) and front yard setback (10.2 ft vs 35 ft required) (7-0)
• Approved memorialization of existing deck variance (18.8 ft vs 19 ft required) (7-0)
• Approved memorialization of generator location (7-0)
• Approved two design waivers for steep slopes (7-0)

Borough Council

The Lincoln Park Borough Council will hold a work meeting to discuss and vote on several resolutions and ordinances. Key items include a contract with Tilcon NY Inc. for road resurfacing, an ordinance to buy a property through the Morris County Flood Mitigation Grant Program, and a resolution for a fireworks display at Community Lake on December 3. The council will also consider appointments to the Zoning Board and Deputy Borough Clerk, and introduce an ordinance amending fire prevention fees.

• Resolution authorizing contract with Tilcon NY Inc. for road resurfacing (R22-208)
• Ordinance authorizing purchase of 179 Riveredge Road through Morris County Flood Mitigation Program (16-22)
• Resolution for fireworks display at Community Lake on Dec. 3, 2022 (R22-203)
• Appointment of Miguel Villavicencio as Alternate 1 to the Zoning Board of Adjustment
• Resolution authorizing $7,228 in revenue for recreational opportunities for individuals with disabilities (R22-207)

The Borough Council approved several resolutions for infrastructure and community improvements, including road work and park equipment. They also appointed an acting tax collector and introduced ordinances for flood mitigation and fire prevention fees.

• Approved $100,000 contract with Tilcon NY Inc. for road resurfacing (6-0)
• Approved $89,898 purchase of Centennial Park playground equipment (6-0)
• Appointed Fabiana Mello as Acting Tax Collector at $375 per week (6-0)
• Approved fireworks display for Dec 3, 2022, at Community Lake (6-0)
• Approved $108,806 transfer of 2022 current appropriations (6-0)
• Approved $7,228 budget insertion for ROID grant revenue (6-0)
• Appointed Miguel Villavicensio as Alternate 1 Member for Zoning Board (6-0)
• Introduced ordinances for 179 Riveredge Road purchase and fire prevention fee updates

Planning Board

The Lincoln Park Planning Board will hold public hearings and consider resolutions to adopt the Open Space & Recreation Plan update and the 2022 Master Plan Reexamination Report. The meeting also includes approval of the September 15, 2022 minutes.

• Public hearing and vote on the Open Space & Recreation Plan Update as an amendment to the Master Plan
• Public hearing and vote on the Final Draft 2022 Master Plan Reexamination Report

Borough Council

The Lincoln Park Borough Council will consider awarding a contract for improvements at Comly Estates Phase I and authorize escrow releases for two properties. The meeting also includes a resolution to pay bills and a resume review for a vacant Board of Adjustment position.

• Resolution awarding contract for improvements at Comly Estates – Phase I
• Escrow release #2538 for 3C Borinski Road (MMBN Trading, LLC)
• Escrow release #2539 for 3B Borinski Road (Freight Delivery Services, Inc.)
• Resume of Miguel Villavicencio for Alternate #1 position on Board of Adjustment

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Zoning Board of Adjustment will consider a bulk variance application by Donald Raymar. The application concerns the property located at 54 Morris Avenue, identified as Block 45, Lot 15.

• Variance Application #2022-01 (bulk) for 54 Morris Avenue

Borough Council

The Borough Council is meeting to discuss the acquisition of new sanitation equipment and a flood mitigation application. The body will consider a bond issuance to finance vehicle purchases and hear a presentation from the Health Department.

• Ordinance 15-22: Appropriating $960,000 for garbage trucks and roll-out carts
• Issuance of $912,000 in bonds or notes to finance sanitation equipment
• Public hearing regarding the acquisition of 179 Riveredge Road via Morris County Flood Mitigation Program
• Resolution R22-198: Authorizing support for the 179 Riveredge Road application
• Health Department presentation on Rapid Public Health Needs Assessment

Borough Council

The Borough Council will hold a public hearing on the Open Space and Recreation Plan. The body is considering an ordinance to fund sanitation equipment and various tax and contract resolutions.

• Ordinance 15-22: Appropriation of $960,000 for garbage trucks and rollout carts
• Public hearing on Open Space and Recreation Plan by The Land Conservancy of New Jersey
• R22-191: Two-year contract extension for Penn Credit Corporation (Municipal Court Collection Services)
• R22-197: Grant application for Recreational Opportunities for Individuals with Disabilities (ROID)
• R22-186: Renewal of membership in the Morris County Municipal Joint Insurance Fund

Borough Council

The Borough Council will hold a public hearing on the Open Space and Recreation Plan. Members will consider an ordinance to fund waste management equipment and vote on a consent agenda including tax refunds and contract extensions.

• Ordinance 15-22: $960,000 for garbage trucks and rollout carts ($912,000 via bonds/notes)
• Public hearing on Open Space and Recreation Plan by The Land Conservancy of New Jersey
• R22-191: Two-year contract extension for Penn Credit Corporation (Municipal Court Collection Services)
• R22-188, R22-189, R22-190: Resolutions for tax refunds and adjustments
• R22-196: Corrective Action Plan for the Office of State Comptroller

Borough Council

The Borough Council is meeting to discuss a variety of administrative resolutions and ordinances. Key items include the execution of contracts for the Morris County Flood Mitigation Program and updates to parking prohibitions on certain streets.

• Ordinance 12-22: Execution of contracts for property purchases via Morris County Flood Mitigation Program
• Resolution R22-185: Insertion of $23,062.15 in revenue for the Clean Communities Program
• Ordinance 13-22: Amendment to Chapter 450 regarding prohibited parking on certain streets
• Ordinance 14-22: Compensation for certain Borough officers and employees
• Public hearing presentation on Open Space and Recreation Update by The Land Conservancy of NJ

Borough Council

The Borough Council is meeting to discuss the purchase of properties through the Morris County Flood Mitigation Program. The body is also reviewing ordinances regarding vehicle and traffic parking and employee compensation.

• Ordinance 12-22: Execution of contracts for property purchases via Morris County Flood Mitigation Program
• Ordinance 13-22: Amending Chapter 450 regarding prohibited parking on certain streets
• Ordinance 11-22: Amending Land Development Review regarding EVSE parking and usage fees
• Resolution R22-183: Award of contract for solid waste collection services
• Escrow releases for 2 A Frassetto Way and 3 A Borinski Road

Borough Council

The Borough Council will discuss updates to Lincoln Park Schools and consider several resolutions, including the purchase of a police vehicle and a contract for recreation equipment. The body is also reviewing an ordinance regarding electric vehicle charging station (EVSE) parking standards.

• Contract with General Recreation Inc. for park and playground equipment for $231,217.00
• Purchase of one 2023 Chevrolet Tahoe Pursuit 4WD for $44,287.85
• Ordinance 11-22 amending Land Development Review standards for EVSE and make-ready parking spaces
• Resolution authorizing the sale of surplus municipal property via Gov Deals
• Ordinance 10-22 amending the length of service awards program for volunteer fire and first aid members

Borough Council

The Lincoln Park Governing Body will meet to discuss updates to school plans and consider several ordinances and resolutions. Key actions include updating land development standards for electric vehicle charging spaces and authorizing the sale of surplus municipal property.

• Ordinance 11-22: Amending Land Development Review Chapter 17-22.5 regarding EVSE parking and usage fees
• Ordinance 10-22: Amending length of service awards for Volunteer First Aid Squad and Volunteer Fire Department
• Resolution R22-169: Sale of surplus municipal property via Gov Deals public auction
• Resolution R22-166: Appointment of Linda Finelli as Library Board Trustee
• Resolution R22-167: Commitment to 'Idle Free Zones'

Borough Council

The Borough Council is meeting to adopt a bond ordinance for water utility improvements and execute a developer agreement for 31 Boonton Turnpike. The body will also consider several grant applications and budget revenue insertions.

• Ordinance 9-22: Bond for water utility improvements appropriating $91,300
• Developer's Agreement with Lincoln Park Square, LLC for 31 Boonton Turnpike
• Resolution R22-151: Purchase of fuel from Allied Oil not to exceed $150,000
• Resolution R22-150 and R22-154: Budget revenue insertions of $70,000 and $274,735 for local recreational improvement
• Ordinance 10-22: Amending length of service awards for volunteer first aid and fire departments

Borough Council

The Borough Council is meeting for the Annual Health Department Meeting. The primary purpose is to review the 2021 annual report presented by Health Director Kathy Skrobala.

• Presentation of the Borough of Lincoln Park Health Department Annual Report 2021

Planning Board

The board will review the minutes from the February 17, 2022, meeting and receive an update from the Master Plan Committee. The meeting also includes a presentation to retired member Salvatore Marino.

• Approval of February 17, 2022, minutes
• Master Plan Committee update
• Presentation to Salvatore Marino

Borough Council

The Borough Council will consider two bond ordinances for capital improvements and water utility upgrades. The agenda also includes a special permit for alcohol sales at Community Lake and several escrow authorizations.

• Bond Ordinance 8-22: $1,357,750 for various capital improvements and acquisitions
• Bond Ordinance 9-22: $91,300 for water utility improvements
• Special permit for alcohol sale/consumption at Community Lake on July 2, 2022
• Liquor license transfer from Joseph Wolfson, Inc. to A & D Wolfson, Inc.
• Purchase of six Gold Leaf 'Welcome to Lincoln Park' road signs for $9,267.29

Borough Council

The Governing Body is meeting to discuss the transfer of a liquor license and several administrative appointments. The council is introducing two bond ordinances to fund capital improvements and water utility projects.

• Bond Ordinance 8-22 for capital improvements appropriating $1,357,750
• Bond Ordinance 9-22 for water utility improvements appropriating $91,300
• Liquor license transfer from Joseph Wolfson, INC. to A & D Wolfson, INC.
• Appointment of Gregory F. Becker as Fire Official
• Appointment of Christopher Taormina as Part-Time Code Enforcement Officer

Borough Council

The Council will consider several resolutions including purchasing electric vehicle charging stations and authorizing Lincoln Park Day. The agenda also includes multiple escrow releases and a contract with Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey.

• Purchase of three Chargepoint CT4021-GW1/Level II/Dual-Port/Bollard Mount charging stations from Bryan Electric
• Lincoln Park Day scheduled for September 24, 2022, at Chapel Hill Road/Main Street
• Escrow releases for Wolfson Realty Associates, LLC (6 Buckingham Road), Lincoln Park Corner, LLC (275 Comly Road), Jaclyn Padovano (6 W. William Street), and Gino Battaglia (51 Chapel Hill Road)
• Adjustment of water excess charge for 7 Mason Ave in the amount of $43.37
• Cancellation of taxes for 120 Riveredge Road, 19 Woodlawn Road, 185 Riveredge Road, and 1 Poplar Street

Borough Council

The Borough Council is meeting to discuss several contracts, shared service agreements, and a financial agreement with ANDI02 Urban Renewal, LLC. The body will also consider requests regarding Lincoln Park Day and the conservation of the Drew Forest.

• Ordinance 7-22 for a financial agreement with ANDI02 Urban Renewal, LLC
• Request to waive a $100.00 fee for Lincoln Park Day
• Shared Service Agreement with Pequannock Township for Construction and Sub-Code Officials
• Contracts for Bryan Electric, Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey, and rock salt & calcium chloride
• Resolution to cancel taxes on properties acquired through the Flood Buyout Program

Borough Council

The Borough Council will meet to vote on the 2022 municipal budget and various financial amendments. The agenda includes ordinances regarding development agreements, fee updates, and police department communication system upgrades.

• Ordinance 7-22: Financial agreement with ANDI02 Urban Renewal, LLC
• Ordinance 5-22: Model ordinance to exceed municipal budget appropriation limits
• Ordinance 6-22: Amendments to Borough Code Chapter 34 regarding fees
• Resolution R22-101: Amendment to Comly Estates Paving Project Phase I
• Resolutions R22-104 and R22-105: Amending and adopting the 2022 Municipal Budget

Borough Council

The Borough Council is meeting to discuss the re-warding of voting districts and the appointment of a Zoning Board member. The body is considering a new permit fee for the Farmer's Market and a contract for geese clearing services.

• Discussion on re-warding voting districts
• Contract with Geese Chasers North Jersey, LLC not to exceed $9,000.00
• Proposed $30.00 per season Farmer's Market permit fee
• Appointment of John Luciano to the Zoning Board of Adjustment
• Resolution for NJDOH Strengthening Local Public Health Capacity Grant application

Borough Council

The Borough Council is meeting to discuss the re-warding of voting districts. The body is also considering appointments to the Zoning Board of Adjustment and several municipal contracts.

• Discussion on Re-Warding Voting Districts/Wards
• Appointment of John Luciano to the Zoning Board of Adjustment
• Contract with Geese Chasers North Jersey, LLC for geese clearing services not to exceed $9,000.00
• Proposed 'Farmer's Market' Permit Fee Ordinance of $30.00 per season
• Escrow release for 196 Main Street, Roll House Dragon, LLC

Borough Council

The Borough Council will discuss re-warding voting districts and introduce the 2022 municipal budget. The meeting includes ordinances regarding electric vehicle parking and property enforcement at 275 Comly Road.

• Discussion of Re-Warding/Voting Districts
• Introduction of the 2022 Municipal Budget
• Ordinance 3-22: Enforcement of statutes for 275 Comly Road (Lincoln Park Corner Realty, LLC)
• Ordinance 4-22: Amending development regulations for Electric Vehicle Supply/Service Equipment
• Escrow releases for 117 Ryerson Road and 38 Randolph Street

Borough Council

The Borough Council will discuss the introduction of the 2022 Municipal Budget and an ordinance to establish a CAP bank for budget appropriation limits. The body will also consider regulations for electric vehicle charging equipment and a property enforcement ordinance.

• Ordinance 4-22: Amending development regulations to authorize Electric Vehicle Supply/Service Equipment (EVSE)
• Ordinance 3-22: Enforcement of statutes for property owned by Lincoln Park Corner Realty, LLC at 275 Comly Road
• Resolution R22-86: Publication for bid specifications for Solid Waste Collection
• Resolution R22-89: Introduction of the 2022 Municipal Budget
• Ordinance 5-22: Model Ordinance to Exceed Municipal Budget Appropriation Limits

Planning Board

The Lincoln Park Planning Board will meet to approve previous meeting minutes. The board will also consider a resolution regarding a site plan and variance application for a property at 31 Boonton Turnpike.

• Resolution for Major Site Plan & Variance Application #376 and Grading Permit #G21-04 (31 Boonton Turnpike)

Borough Council

The Borough Council will meet for a budget hearing to review the 2022 budget presented by the Mayor and Administration. The meeting includes remarks from the Council following the presentation.

• 2022 Budget presentation

Borough Council

The Borough Council is considering the promotion of Joseph Zammit to Chief of Police and the appointment of Courtney Fitzpatrick as Municipal Clerk. The agenda includes a school district bond referendum presentation and several proposed ordinances regarding electric vehicles and water regulations.

• Promotion and employment agreement for Joseph Zammit as Chief of Police
• Bond Referendum presentation by Superintendent Michael Meyer
• Appointment of Courtney Fitzpatrick as Acting Municipal Clerk and Municipal Clerk
• Ordinance regarding electric vehicle supply/service equipment (EVSE)
• Ordinance to amend Chapter 461, Water, of the Borough Code

Planning Board

The Planning Board is meeting to reorganize for the 2022 calendar year. The body will elect officers, appoint professional consultants, and establish committee assignments.

• Election of Chairman, Vice Chairman, and Secretary
• Appointment of Engineer, Counsel, and Planner
• Adoption of 2022 meeting schedule
• Designation of official newspaper for 2022
• Appointment of Subdivision, Site Plan, Downtown Improvement, Ordinance, and Master Plan committees

Planning Board

The Planning Board will meet to approve previous minutes and address a specific site plan application. The board is considering a resolution regarding a project at 31 Boonton Turnpike.

• Resolution for Major Site Plan & Variance Application #376 and Grading Permit #G21-04 at 31 Boonton Turnpike (Block 22.1, Lot 302)

Planning Board

The Planning Board is meeting to reorganize its leadership and operations for the 2022 calendar year. The body will elect officers and appoint professional consultants and committees.

• Election of Chairman, Vice Chairman, and Secretary
• Appointment of Engineer, Counsel, and Planner
• Adoption of 2022 meeting schedule
• Designation of official newspaper for 2022
• Appointment of Subdivision, Site Plan, Downtown Improvement, Ordinance, and Master Plan committees

Borough Council

The Borough Council will hold a public hearing regarding the acquisition of 195 Riveredge Road through the Morris County Flood Mitigation Program. The body will also consider ordinances amending the water and police department codes.

• Public hearing for the acquisition of 195 Riveredge Road
• Ordinance 1-22 to amend Chapter 461 (Water) of the Code Book
• Ordinance 2-22 to amend Chapter 99 (Police Department) of the Code Book
• Refund of $400.00 to Jaflo, Inc.
• Appointment of Jonathan Terrero, Joshua Kaufman, and David Koldyk to 4-year Class IV Planning Board terms

Borough Council

The Borough Council is reviewing several resolutions, including the assignment of redevelopment agreements to Meridia Lincoln Park entities. The agenda also includes a request for a $400.00 refund to Jaflo, Inc. and a Morris County Community Development Block Grant application.

• $400.00 refund requested for Jaflo, Inc.
• Morris County Community Development Block Grant (R22-63)
• Redevelopment agreement assignment for Tax Block 139, Lot 20.1 to Meridia Lincoln Park 241, Urban Renewal, LLC (R22-65)
• Redevelopment agreement assignment for Tax Block 3.05, Lots 305 and 305.5 to Meridia Lincoln Park 115, Urban Renewal, LLC (R22-66)

Borough Council

The Borough Council is conducting an organizational meeting to elect a Council President and confirm various municipal appointments. The agenda includes several resolutions regarding budget designations, professional service contracts, and committee establishments.

• Election of Council President
• Appointment of Planning Board members including Sal Marino, Jonathan Terrero, Joshua Kaufman, and David Koldyk
• Establishment of a Green Team Advisory Committee
• Professional service contracts for Borough Attorney DiLorenzo and Rush, Municipal Prosecutor Kim Kassar, and Borough Engineer Darmofalski Engineering
• Tax Collector fee of $25.00 per notice for 2022 Electronic Tax Sales