New Providence public meetings in 2025

Borough Council

The New Providence Borough Council will consider and vote on a series of ordinances and resolutions, including a $200,000 bond reallocation for grass field renovations and the sale of a parcel known as Block 185 Lot 23.01. The agenda also contains approvals for construction payments on the community pool bridge, equipment purchases for the police department, and a salary resolution. A key item is the approval of a labor contract with the chief of police that extends through December 31, 2027.

• Ordinance 2025-17 reappropriates $200,000 for renovation of borough-owned grass fields
• Ordinance 2025-18 authorizes sale of property known as Block 185 Lot 23.01
• Resolution 2025-331 approves progress payment of $107,212.32 for the community pool bridge replacement project
• Resolution 2025-337 approves purchase of police radios from Motorola Solutions, Inc. up to $4,498.41
• Resolution 2025-338 approves a labor contract with the chief of police through Dec. 31, 2027

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will consider three applications for additions in the R-2 zone. It will vote on the permits for Bryan James DeBarbieri at 17 Holmes Oval South and Matthew and Erin Yoeli at 87 Commonwealth Avenue, and will confirm the denial of Robert Schmidt’s application at 158 Pearl Street. The meeting also includes public hearings for other pending applications and a review of a hearing scheduled for January 12, 2026.

• Vote on Bryan James DeBarbieri Application #2025-30 for an addition at 17 Holmes Oval South (side‑yard setback 10.3 ft, required 12.3 ft)
• Vote on Matthew and Erin Yoeli Application #2025-31 for an addition at 87 Commonwealth Avenue (side‑yard setback 8.3 ft, required 8.9 ft)
• Confirm denial of Robert Schmidt Application #2025-24 for an addition at 158 Pearl Street (front‑yard setback 30 ft, required 40 ft; side‑yard setback 5 ft, required 8 ft)
• Public hearing for Kevin and Jennifer Nixon Application #2025-26 at 26 Ridgeview Avenue (setbacks below required minimums)
• Review of public hearing scheduled for Jan 12 2026 for Lily Rougeot, Felipe and Alejandro Rodriguez, and Michael Gerace applications

The Board of Adjustment approved the addition requests of Bryan James DeBarbieri (Application #2025-30), Matthew and Erin Yoeli (Application #2025-31), and Kevin and Jennifer Nixon (Application #2025-26). It denied the addition request of Robert Schmidt (Application #2025-24). No decision was recorded for the 966 Central Avenue LLC application (Application #2025-28).

• Approved Bryan James DeBarbieri addition (Application #2025-30)
• Approved Matthew and Erin Yoeli addition (Application #2025-31)
• Denied Robert Schmidt addition (Application #2025-24)
• Approved Kevin and Jennifer Nixon addition (Application #2025-26)
• No decision recorded for 966 Central Avenue LLC addition (Application #2025-28)

Planning Board

The Planning Board will conduct a public hearing on Toll Brothers, Inc. Application #2024-04 to build a 104‑unit multifamily inclusionary townhome development at 121 Chanlon Road. The meeting also includes a request for extension of time for 309 South Street, LLC Application #2023-01 to develop 15 townhouses with variance relief. An upcoming hearing on January 13, 2026 for NP Mountain Developers, LLC Application #2025-02 for a 297‑unit age‑restricted residential project is noted. Routine agenda items such as public notice and miscellaneous business are also on the agenda.

• Request for extension of time for 309 South Street, LLC (Application #2023-01) to develop 15 townhouse units with variance relief
• Public hearing on Toll Brothers, Inc. (Application #2024-04) for a 104‑unit multifamily inclusionary townhome development at 121 Chanlon Road
• Upcoming hearing on Jan 13, 2026 for NP Mountain Developers, LLC (Application #2025-02) to develop a 297‑unit age‑restricted residential project at 70 Ryder Way

The Planning Board voted to grant a one‑year extension of the approval period for 309 South Street, LLC, moving the deadline to February 6 2027. The motion passed with six members in favor and no opposition. The board also held a public hearing on the Toll Brothers affordable‑housing project, but no formal decision was recorded.

• Approved one‑year extension for 309 South Street LLC (6‑0)

Planning Board

The Board voted to hear the amended minor site‑plan application for 64 South Street without public notice. Later, the Board approved the amended site plan, adding ten specific conditions for signage, lighting, parking, ADA ramp, bicycle parking, garbage enclosure, unit labeling, shed cleanup, striping, and snow removal. The minutes from the October 21, 2025 meeting were also approved.

• Approved hearing without public notice (7‑0 vote)
• Approved amended minor site‑plan for 64 South Street with ten conditions (7‑0 vote)
• Approved minutes of October 21, 2025

Borough Council

The New Providence Borough Council will approve a $3,748,073.85 payment of outstanding bills and adopt several budget‑related resolutions, including a $200,000 bond reallocation for grass field renovations. Additional items include amending the Govpilot software contract, approving a community energy plan, and authorizing $40,000 for sidewalk maintenance. The meeting also confirms numerous personnel appointments in police and public works departments.

• Resolution 2025-305: Authorize payment of $3,748,073.85 for attached bills payable list
• Ordinance 2025-17: Reappropriate $200,000 for renovation of borough‑owned grass fields
• Resolution 2025-296: Amend the annual contract with Govpilot, LLC for licensing software
• Resolution 2025-299: Accept proposal of Heyer, Gruel & Associates for a community energy plan
• Resolution 2025-326: Approve requisition R2502376 for Cifelli & Son General Contracting, Inc., up to $40,000 for sidewalk maintenance

The Borough Council approved several resolutions, including a $419,674 NJDOT Municipal Aid grant for Union Avenue improvements and a $3,748,073.85 payment of outstanding bills. It also appointed Michael Carlino as police sergeant, adopted a community energy plan with a $10,000 grant, and accepted a $40,703 hazardous‑site remediation grant. Additional actions included authorizing contract amendments, approving requisitions for lobby furniture and emergency heater repairs, and opposing a state bill on inclusionary housing.

• Approved Michael Carlino appointment as Sergeant (aye votes)
• Authorized amendment to GovPilot software contract for e‑bike registration module
• Approved $419,674 NJDOT grant for Union Avenue improvements
• Accepted Heyer, Gruel & Associates proposal for community energy plan (with $10,000 grant)
• Approved requisition for lobby furniture ($9,551.76) for Community Activities Department
• Authorized return of $11,838.46 escrow to South Street Commons
• Accepted $40,703 Hazardous Discharge Site Remediation grant
• Opposed Senate Bill 4736 allowing religious/non‑profit conversion to inclusionary housing

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will consider several applications for residential additions, each requiring review of yard setbacks against the minimums in Chapter 310. The first item is the Marzynski application for 25 Madison Avenue, where side‑yard setbacks are below the required 12 ft. Additional applications for properties on Holmes Oval South, Commonwealth Avenue, Pearl Street, and Ridgeview Avenue will also be discussed. The board will record decisions on these items during the meeting.

• Application #2025-29 – Thaddeus & Kathleen Marzynski, 25 Madison Avenue: side‑yard setbacks 8.94 ft (left) & 10.98 ft (right) vs 12 ft minimum.
• Application #2025-30 – Bryan James DeBarbieri, 17 Holmes Oval South: side‑yard setback 10.3 ft vs 12.3 ft minimum.
• Application #2025-31 – Matthew & Erin Yoeli, 87 Commonwealth Avenue: side‑yard setback 8.3 ft vs 8.9 ft minimum.
• Application #2025-24 – Robert Schmidt, 158 Pearl Street (revised plans): front‑yard setback 30 ft vs 40 ft minimum; side‑yard setback 5 ft vs 8 ft minimum.
• Application #2025-26 – Kevin & Jennifer Nixon, 26 Ridgeview Avenue: front‑yard setback 25 ft vs 40 ft minimum.

The Board of Adjustment approved variance requests for three homeowners to add additions to their R‑2 zone properties. The Marzynski, DeBarbieri, and Yoeli applications were each approved by the members present with no opposition. No decision was recorded for the Schmidt application during this meeting.

• Approved Thaddeus and Kathleen Marzynski application #2025-29
• Approved Bryan James DeBarbieri application #2025-30
• Approved Matthew and Erin Yoeli application #2025-31

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings regarding two applications for home additions that require setback variances. The board will also review upcoming hearings for additions at Holmes Oval South and Commonwealth Avenue.

• Public hearing: Thaddeus and Kathleen Marzynski addition at 25 Madison Avenue
• Public hearing: Robert Schmidt addition at 158 Pearl Street
• Review of application: Bryan James DeBarbieri addition at 17 Holmes Oval South
• Review of application: Matthew and Erin Yoeli addition at 87 Commonwealth Avenue

The Board voted to approve the Marzynski application for a rear addition, adding a deed‑restriction and exterior‑finish condition (7‑0). The hearing on the Schmidt application was carried forward to December 1, 2025. The minutes from the November 3 meeting were approved as submitted.

• Approved Marzynski Application #2025-29 with deed‑restriction and exterior‑finish conditions (7-0)
• Carried Schmidt Application #2025-24 hearing to December 1, 2025
• Approved November 3, 2025 minutes as submitted

Borough Council

The Borough Council will consider seven ordinance amendments covering topics such as bamboo planting, vehicle traffic, municipal assessors, fees, electric scooters, and parks. It will also approve a series of resolutions authorizing construction, environmental, and utility contracts, including storm‑drain improvements, asbestos monitoring and abatement, and wastewater system upgrades. Additional actions include budget items, a large payment of $8,468,885.98 for outstanding bills, and appointments to police and electrical inspection positions.

• Ordinance 2025-08 creates Chapter 116 for planting, growing, and containment of bamboo
• Resolution 2025-278 approves $128,000 for storm‑drain improvements on 4th Street
• Resolution 2025-281 approves a $33,339 contract with Environmental Design Inc. for asbestos monitoring at the old borough hall
• Resolution 2025-286 authorizes payment of $8,468,885.98 for the attached bills payable list
• Resolution 2025-294 approves a shared service agreement for wastewater operations with the City of Summit

The Borough Council adopted six ordinances covering bamboo planting, e‑bike/e‑scooter traffic rules, code revisions, assessors, fees, and registration. It also approved major contracts, including a $173,500 asbestos abatement deal for Old Borough Hall and a $128,000 storm‑drain improvement on 4th Street. All actions were carried by roll‑call votes.

• Adopted Ordinance 2025-08 (bamboo planting) – carried on roll call
• Adopted Ordinance 2025-10 (e‑bike/e‑scooter traffic amendments) – carried on roll call
• Adopted Ordinance 2025-12 (revision and codification of borough ordinances) – carried on roll call
• Adopted Ordinance 2025-13 (Assessors, Municipal chapter) – carried on roll call
• Adopted Ordinance 2025-14 (fees and licenses for e‑bike/scooter registration) – carried on roll call
• Adopted Ordinance 2025-15 (electric scooter and bicycle registration) – carried on roll call
• Approved contract with Lilich Corporation for asbestos abatement at Old Borough Hall, up to $173,500.00
• Approved storm‑drain improvements on 4th Street, up to $128,000.00

Board of Adjustment

The New Providence Board of Adjustment will consider four applications for residential additions that do not meet the required yard setbacks. Each proposal involves a property in the R-1 or R-2 zoning district with setbacks shorter than the 40‑foot minimum. The board will also carry forward scheduled public hearings from November 3 and November 17 to later dates. No public testimony will be heard at this meeting.

• David and Sara Lichstein – 63 Old Oak Drive, R-1 zone: rear‑yard setback 33.75 ft (min 40 ft), deck setback 30 ft (min 40 ft)
• 966 Central Avenue LLC – 966 Central Avenue B12, R-2 zone: front‑yard setback 26.93 ft, rear‑yard setback 9.64 ft, generator setback 3.5 ft, shed 1 ft from side line
• Thaddeus and Kathleen Marzynski – 25 Madison Avenue, R-2 zone: side‑yard setbacks 8.94 ft left, 10.98 ft right (min 12 ft)
• Robert Schmidt – 158 Pearl Street, R-2 zone: front‑yard setback 30 ft (min 40 ft), side‑yard setback 5 ft (min 8 ft)
• Carryover of public hearings scheduled for November 3 and November 17, 2025 to later dates

The Board approved the Lichtstein application to construct an addition at 63 Old Oak Drive, with five members voting in favor. The public hearing for the 966 Central Avenue LLC application was carried over to December 15, 2025 at the applicant's request. The minutes from the October 27, 2025 meeting were approved as submitted.

• Approved David and Sara Lichtstein addition (5 votes in favor)
• Carried 966 Central Avenue hearing to Dec 15, 2025
• Approved October 27, 2025 minutes

Board of Health

The Board of Health is reviewing an ordinance to regulate residential trash pickup times. The body is also considering a code adoption ordinance and a draft of the 2026 Health Service Budget.

• Ordinance 2025-11: Amending Chapter 333 to require trash pickup between 6:00 am and 8:00 pm in residential locations
• First reading of Proposed BOH Code Adoption Ordinance from General Code
• Draft of the Proposed 2026 Health Service Budget
• Discussion of permit and zoning fees for chicken coops
• Review of Animal Control Solutions reports for August and September 2025

The Board of Health approved the September 3, 2025 meeting minutes. It adopted Resolution 2025‑11 that regulates trash pickup. The board also set a rabies clinic for January 10, 2026 with Dr. Darby providing shots. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved September 3, 2025 minutes (motion by Dr. Lake, seconded by Chris Stieh)
• Adopted Resolution 2025‑11 regulating trash pickup
• Scheduled rabies clinic for January 10, 2026 with Dr. Darby

Borough Council

The Council will hold a public hearing on an ordinance amending sanitary standards. The body is also considering several new ordinances regarding bamboo containment, electric scooter registration, and municipal fees.

• Public hearing for Ordinance 2025-11 regarding Sanitary Standards
• Payment of bills payable list in the amount of $240,609.24
• Paving by railroad tracks contract with Tilcon New York Inc. not to exceed $13,859.82
• Sewer jet nozzles contract with Jack Doheny Companies not to exceed $14,334.50
• Ordinance 2025-15 establishing electric scooter and electric bicycle registration

The Borough Council adopted Ordinance 2025-11, amending Chapter 333 “Sanitary Standards,” after a public hearing with no speakers. Councilman Cumiskey moved adoption, seconded by Councilwoman Bilicska, and all six voting members recorded an “aye.” The council also unanimously approved the minutes from the October 14, 2025 meeting.

• Adopted Ordinance 2025-11 Sanitary Standards amendment (6‑0 aye)
• Approved October 14, 2025 council minutes (unanimous)

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will review several applications for residential additions that do not meet the required yard setbacks. Applications include properties on Old Oak Drive, Central Avenue, Madison Avenue, and Pearl Street. A public hearing scheduled for November 3 has been carried over to December 15. The board will also review hearings set for November 17.

• David and Sara Lichstein – 63 Old Oak Drive, R-1 Zone – rear-yard setback 33.75 ft (minimum 40 ft) and deck setback 30 ft (minimum 40 ft)
• 966 Central Avenue LLC – 966 Central Avenue B12, R-2 Zone – front-yard setback 26.93 ft (minimum 40 ft), rear-yard setback 9.64 ft (minimum 40 ft), generator setback 3.5 ft (minimum 6 ft)
• Thaddeus and Kathleen Marzynski – 25 Madison Avenue, R-2 Zone – side-yard setbacks 8.94 ft left and 10.98 ft right (minimum 12 ft)
• Robert Schmidt – 158 Pearl Street, R-2 Zone – front-yard setback 30 ft (minimum 40 ft) and side-yard setback 5 ft (minimum 8 ft)

The Board approved the Galak patio request at 31 West Third Street with a unanimous 6‑0 vote. It also approved the Lichtstein addition at 63 Old Oak Drive, adding conditions on deck lighting and a retaining wall, by an 8‑0 vote. The minutes from the October 6 meeting were approved and the gas‑station application at 1778 Springfield Avenue was deemed incomplete.

• Approved patio permit for 31 West Third St (6-0)
• Approved addition for 63 Old Oak Drive with conditions (8-0)
• Approved minutes from Oct 6, 2025 (unanimous)
• Deemed gas‑station application at 1778 Springfield Ave incomplete

Planning Board

The Board will hold a public hearing on NP Mountain Developers’ application to build a 297‑unit age‑restricted residential project at 70 Ryder Way. The proposal includes two multifamily buildings, eight townhome buildings, a pool, pickleball courts, and related site improvements. An upcoming hearing on Dec. 9 will consider Toll Brothers’ 104‑unit inclusionary townhome project at 121 Chanlon Road. The meeting also includes routine items such as minutes and miscellaneous business.

• Public hearing on NP Mountain Developers application #2025-02 for 297‑unit age‑restricted development at 70 Ryder Way (PACO zone)
• Upcoming Dec. 9 hearing on Toll Brothers application #2024-04 for 104‑unit inclusionary townhome development at 121 Chanlon Road (AHO overlay)
• Review of minutes from Oct. 7, 2025
• Miscellaneous business
• Communication items

The Planning Board conducted a public hearing on application #2025-02 for a 297‑unit age‑restricted development at 70 Ryder Way. The applicant presented site plans, variances, and design waivers, and board members asked questions about stormwater management, EV‑ready parking, and sidewalk access. No vote or formal decision was recorded in the minutes.

Borough Council

The Borough Council will consider several resolutions including emergency storm drain repairs and fire department equipment. The body is also introducing an ordinance regarding sanitary standards and discussing regulations for bamboo and chickens.

• Payment of bills payable list in the amount of $2,395,753.55
• Emergency storm drain repairs at Pittsford Way and Springfield Ave by Montana Construction Corp, Inc. not to exceed $38,500.00
• Fire Dept Turnout Gear from Witmer Public Safety Group not to exceed $29,939.00
• Ordinance 2025-11 amending Chapter 333 'Sanitary Standards'
• Proposal from Kroll, LLC for fixed asset accounting and property insurance appraisal

The Borough Council approved a $2,395,753.55 payment of outstanding bills and authorized a $38,500 emergency storm drain repair at Pittsford Way and Springfield Ave. It also approved a Kroll LLC appraisal contract, hired an Electrical Subcode Inspector, accepted a staff resignation, joined the Resilient NJ program, appointed an emergency‑management coordinator in training, and approved $29,939 for fire‑department turnout gear.

• Approved Resolution 2025-259 for Kroll LLC fixed‑asset accounting and property insurance appraisal
• Approved Resolution 2025-260 accepting Joseph Broccoli’s resignation as part‑time electrical sub‑code official
• Authorized hiring of an Electrical Subcode Inspector (Resolution 2025‑260)
• Approved Resolution 2025-261 authorizing up to $38,500 for emergency storm drain repairs at Pittsford Way and Springfield Ave
• Approved Resolution 2025-262 authorizing participation in the Resilient NJ Regional Assistance Program
• Approved Resolution 2025-264 authorizing payment of $2,395,753.55 in bills payable
• Approved Resolution 2025-265 appointing John Signorello as Emergency Management Coordinator in training
• Approved Resolution 2025-266 authorizing up to $29,939 for fire department turnout gear

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold a public hearing regarding a site plan and bulk variance application for a multi-family development. The board will also note an upcoming hearing for a separate age-restricted residential project.

• Public hearing for Toll Brothers, Inc. (Application #2024-04) to build 104 multi-family inclusionary townhomes at 121 Chanlon Road
• Upcoming hearing on October 21, 2025, for NP Mountain Developers, LLC (Application #2025-02) to build a 297-unit age-restricted development at 70 Ryder Way

The Planning Board did not vote on whether it has jurisdiction to hear the amended parking‑space application and moved that decision to a future hearing. The board scheduled briefing deadlines: the applicant will submit a brief by October 24, 2025, and the objectors will submit theirs by November 7, 2025. It noted that the November 4 meeting is cancelled and that the next regular hearing is on October 21, 2025.

• Postponed decision on jurisdiction over amended parking‑space application to a future hearing
• Set applicant brief deadline for October 24, 2025
• Set objectors brief deadline for November 7, 2025
• Noted November 4, 2025 meeting cancelled due to Election Day

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will consider several applications seeking variances from zoning requirements, including setbacks and lot coverage limits. It will also review outcomes of public hearings held on October 6, 2025, and discuss a pending hearing scheduled for October 27, 2025. Decisions will be made by the listed voting members.

• Aimee Troy Application #2025-23 – request to construct a portico at 19 Northview Road with a front‑yard setback of 36.02 ft (minimum required 40 ft) in R‑2 Zone.
• Martin and Kaitlyn Galak Application #2025-25 – request to construct a patio at 31 West Third Street with lot coverage of 53.2 % (maximum permitted 50 %) in R‑3 Zone.
• Robert Schmidt Application #2025-24 – request to add to 158 Pearl Street with front‑yard setback of 30 ft and side‑yard setback of 5 ft (minimums 40 ft and 8 ft) in R‑2 Zone.
• David and Sara Lichstein Application #2025-27 – request to add to 63 Old Oak Drive with rear‑yard setback of 33.75 ft (minimum required 40 ft) in R‑1 Zone.
• Review of public hearings conducted on October 6, 2025, and scheduled for October 27, 2025.

The Board of Adjustment approved Aimee Troy's request to construct a portico, Brian Galbally's request to add onto a residence, and Martin and Kaitlyn Galak's patio variance. All three motions passed with all voting members in favor and no opposition recorded. No decision was made on Robert Schmidt's garage variance application, which remains pending.

• Approved Aimee Troy portico variance (Application #2025-23)
• Approved Brian Galbally addition variance (Application #2025-19)
• Approved Martin & Kaitlyn Galak patio variance (Application #2025-25)
• No decision on Robert Schmidt garage variance (Application #2025-24)

Borough Council

The Borough Council will hold a public hearing on three ordinances, including a bond ordinance that reappropriates $202,206.37 for storm sewer line restoration. The meeting also includes discussion of Community Development Block Grant applications and several resolutions covering contracts, payments, and a school crossing guard appointment. Decisions will be made on contracts for municipal building repairs, firehouse façade work, and other infrastructure items.

• Ordinance 2025-09 Bond reappropriating $202,206.37 for storm sewer line restoration
• Ordinance 2025-08 amending Chapter 207 Property Maintenance
• Ordinance 2025-10 amending Chapter 257 Vehicles and Traffic
• Resolution 2025-251 contract with Northeast Roof Maintenance Inc. up to $18,700 for firehouse brick façade repairs
• Resolution 2025-253 payment of bills payable list totaling $475,319.26

The council tabled Ordinances 2025-08 and 2025-10 and adopted Ordinance 2025-09, reappropriating $202,206.37 for storm‑sewer line restoration. It approved a $475,319.26 payment of outstanding bills and authorized several contracts, including a $7,336 gym wall repair and an $18,700 firehouse chimney repair. The council also appointed a school crossing guard, approved an $11,610.96 EMS radio purchase, and prioritized two Community Development Block Grant projects.

• Tabled Ordinance 2025-08 (aye votes from Bilicska, Cumiskey, Dolan, Kogan, McKnight)
• Adopted Ordinance 2025-09 reappropriating $202,206.37 for storm‑sewer restoration (aye votes from Bilicska, Cumiskey, Dolan, Kogan, McKnight)
• Tabled Ordinance 2025-10 (aye votes from Bilicska, Cumiskey, Dolan, Kogan, McKnight)
• Approved payment of bills totaling $475,319.26
• Approved contract with CRT Contracting & Coatings, Inc. up to $7,336.00 for gym masonry repairs
• Approved contract with Northeast Roof Maintenance Inc. up to $18,700.00 for firehouse chimney repair
• Appointed Eugenia Rzegocki as school crossing guard for 2025
• Approved purchase of EMS radios from Motorola Solutions, Inc. up to $11,610.96

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold a public hearing on Application #2024-04 submitted by Toll Brothers, Inc. The proposal seeks a site plan and bulk variance to build a 104‑unit, multi‑family inclusionary townhome development with parking and amenities on Chanlon Road (Block 221, Lot 6) within the TBI‑2 Zone and AHO Affordable Housing Overlay. The board will consider the request and any public comments.

• Toll Brothers, Inc. – Application #2024-04: site plan and bulk variance for a 104‑unit multi‑family inclusionary townhome development on Chanlon Road (Block 221, Lot 6) in the TBI‑2 Zone and AHO Affordable Housing Overlay

The board heard the application for a 104‑unit townhome and multifamily development at 121 Chanlon Road. Members discussed the removal of 54 parking spaces from Lot 5 and parking requirements under RSIS, but no vote or final action was recorded. The board asked for additional testimony and information before any decision can be made.

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will consider several permit applications. It will vote on the Badalov application for an addition and driveway at 18 Holmes Avenue, which proposes setbacks and a curb cut that do not meet the required minimums. The board will also hear applications for a portico at 19 Northview Road, an addition at 158 Pearl Street, and a patio at 31 West Third Street. Additional agenda items include communication items, miscellaneous business, and approval of minutes from September 8, 2025.

• Zvika and Ladyane Badalov – Application #2025-22 – 18 Holmes Avenue – addition and driveway; front-yard setback 20.4 ft (min 40 ft), rear-yard setback 41.7 ft (min 47.71 ft), driveway curb cut 25 ft (max 18 ft)
• Aimee Troy – Application #2025-23 – 19 Northview Road – portico; front-yard setback 36.02 ft (min 40 ft)
• Robert Schmidt – Application #2025-24 – 158 Pearl Street – addition; front-yard setback 30 ft (min 40 ft), side-yard setback 5 ft (min 8 ft)
• Martin and Kaitlyn Galak – Application #2025-25 – 31 West Third Street – patio; lot coverage 53.2 % (max 50 %)

The Board approved the Badalov application (#2025-22) to construct an addition and driveway despite the proposed setbacks not meeting minimum requirements. The Board also approved the Troy application (#2025-23) for a portico variance after a public hearing, with a resolution to be memorialized at the next meeting. The Schmidt garage addition application (#2025-24) was not decided; the hearing was carried over to October 6, 2025 for further review.

• Approved Badalov addition and driveway (Application #2025-22) – vote in favor by Ammitzboll, Ping, Rossi, Sorochen, Zeran, Vice Chairman Grob
• Approved Troy portico variance (Application #2025-23) – vote in favor by Ammitzboll, Ping, Rossi, Sorochen, Zeran, Oh, Vice Chairman Grob
• Carried Schmidt garage addition hearing (Application #2025-24) to Oct 6, 2025 – no vote recorded

Borough Council

The Borough Council will consider several ordinances and resolutions, including the reappropriation of $202,206.37 for storm sewer line restoration. The body is also reviewing a nationwide opioid settlement agreement and various public works contracts.

• Resolution 2025-236: Payment of bills payable list in the amount of $6,277,256.78
• Ordinance 2025-09: Reappropriating $202,206.37 for restoration of storm sewer lines
• Resolution 2025-240: Participation in a nationwide settlement agreement regarding the opioid crisis
• Resolution 2025-248: Payment to Envirosight, LLC not to exceed $13,444.04 for sewer camera repair
• Resolution 2025-233: Change order for Old Borough Hall roof repairs not to exceed $4,110.00

The Borough Council approved a payment of $6,277,256.78 to cover outstanding county, school, and other bills. It also authorized the purchase of a new copy machine, a roof‑repair change order, and the reallocation of storm‑sewer funds. Additional actions included adding opioid‑settlement revenue to the budget and participating in a nationwide opioid settlement.

• Approved Resolution 2025-236 authorizing payment of $6,277,256.78 in outstanding bills
• Approved Resolution 2025-232 purchase of a Konica C251i copy machine and maintenance contract for $8,097.00
• Approved Resolution 2025-233 Change Order #1 for roof repairs at Old Borough Hall up to $4,1110.00
• Approved Ordinance 2025-09 reappropriating $202,206.37 for storm sewer line restoration
• Approved Resolution 2025-237 inserting $7,204.83 opioid settlement revenue into the 2025 budget
• Approved Resolution 2025-238 returning performance bond to Shagun Holdings III (Primrose School)
• Approved Resolution 2025-239 cancelling $20.60 of grant funds receivable and appropriated
• Approved Resolution 2025-230 permitting the Sustainability Advisory Committee to host a table at the Fall Festival

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment approved four residential variance requests submitted by Ian Singer, Ursula Burke, Jason Maryatt Lindgren, and Amy and John Conroy. It also approved Brian and Julie Galbally's application for a second‑story addition after a public hearing. No decision was recorded for the Badalov application.

• Approved Ian & Aimee Singer driveway variance (Application #2025-16, 53 Maple St)
• Approved Ursula Burke & John McGovern driveway variance (Application #2025-18, 31 Primrose Dr)
• Approved Jason Maryatt Lindgren & Yuka Sakai deck variance (Application #2025-21, 66 Salem Rd)
• Approved Amy & John Conroy addition, deck, patio, porch variances (Application #2025-17, 15 Woodland Rd)
• Approved Brian & Julie Galbally second‑story addition variance (Application #2025-19, 143 Division Ave)

Board of Health

The Board approved the minutes from the July 9, 2025 meeting after a motion by Chris Stieh and a second by Alex Kogan. Several routine reports—including animal‑control communications, health‑inspector, public‑health‑nurse, and financial reports for July and August—were recorded as requiring no further action. No other substantive actions or votes were taken at this meeting.

• Approved July 9, 2025 Board of Health minutes (motion by Chris Stieh, seconded by Alex Kogan)
• Animal Control Solutions – July 2025: No further action needed
• Animal Control Solutions – August 2025: Not received, no action taken
• Health Inspector report July 2025: No further action needed
• Health Inspector report August 2025: No further action needed
• Public Health Nurse report July & August: No further action needed
• Secretary financial report July 2025: No further action needed
• Secretary financial report August 2025: No further action needed

Planning Board

The Planning Board conducted a public hearing on Toll Brothers' application for a 104‑unit inclusionary townhome and multifamily development on Chanlon Road. Board members discussed parking compliance, easement access, fire‑truck circulation, sidewalks, and affordable‑unit integration. No approvals, denials, or votes were recorded.

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment approved William Wright's garage and driveway variance, the Singer family's driveway widening request, the Burke‑McGovern driveway widening request, and the Lindgren‑Sakai deck construction request with a lattice screening condition. All motions passed with no recorded opposition. Resolutions for each approval will be memorialized at the next meeting.

• Approved William Wright garage and driveway variance (4-0)
• Approved Ian & Aimee Singer driveway widening application (5-0)
• Approved Ursula Burke & John McGovern driveway widening application (5-0)
• Approved Jason Lindgren & Yuka Sakai deck construction with lattice screening condition (5-0)

Borough Council

The Borough Council adopted Ordinance 2025-07 amending Chapter 147 (fees and licenses) with a unanimous vote. It also approved a series of resolutions, most notably emergency repairs and remediation of Deerfield Road and surrounding areas after the July 14 storm. Additional approvals included a software contract, an elevator replacement payment, a grant application for kids recreation, an affordable‑housing administrative agreement, a document‑scanning requisition, and a salary resolution for youth and adult programs.

• Adopted Ordinance 2025-07 (fees & licenses) – unanimous (6 ayes)
• Approved Resolution 2025-216 – emergency repairs and remediation of Deerfield Road after July 14 storm
• Approved Resolution 2025-215 – contract with Spatial Data Logic for municipal management software ($26,900)
• Approved Resolution 2025-214 – partial payment $85,000 to Current Elevator Technology for Elizabeth Barabash Manor elevator replacement
• Approved Resolution 2025-212 – application for 2025 Kids Recreation Trust Fund grant
• Approved Resolution 2025-211 – agreement with CGP&H LLC for affordable‑housing administrative services
• Approved Resolution 2025-210 – requisition up to $10,000 for document microfilm scanning by Foveonics Imaging Technologies
• Approved Resolution 2025-213 – salary resolution for youth/adult program staff

Planning Board

The Planning Board held a public hearing on the Toll Brothers application for a 104‑unit townhome development at 121 Chanlon Road. The Board discussed revisions to the site plan, parking, and affordable‑unit integration, and raised concerns about the parking easement on Lot 5. Ms. Gruel said she will look into the easement and the related density issues. No formal vote or decision was recorded.

Board of Adjustment

The Board voted 4‑2 to approve William Wright’s application for a detached garage that exceeds height and driveway setback limits, adding two conditions: the loft may not be used as living space and the existing shed must be removed within 90 days of garage completion. The minutes of the July 21, 2025 meeting were also approved as submitted. No decisions were made on the other applications scheduled for review on August 18, 2025.

• Approved William Wright garage variance with conditions (4-2)
• Approved minutes of July 21, 2025 (unanimous)
• Reviewed upcoming public hearings for August 18, 2025 (no decision)

Planning Board

The Board voted to carry the Toll Brothers site‑plan and variance hearing to August 5, 2025 at 8:00 p.m. The minutes from the July 1, 2025 meeting were approved. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Carried Toll Brothers hearing to August 5, 2025 (no vote tally recorded)
• Approved July 1, 2025 minutes (motion moved by Mr. Sartorius, seconded by Mayor Morgan)
• Adjourned meeting (motion moved by Mayor Morgan, seconded by Mr. Cumiskey)

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment carried the hearing on William Wright’s detached‑garage application (#2026‑15) to August 4 2025. It also carried the hearing on Ian and Aimee Singer’s driveway‑widening application (#2025‑16) to August 18 2025. The minutes from the July 7, 2025 meeting were approved as submitted.

• Carried William Wright Application #2026-15 hearing to August 4, 2025
• Carried Ian Singer and Aimee Bousquet Singer Application #2025-16 hearing to August 18, 2025
• Approved minutes of July 7, 2025 as submitted

Borough Council

The Borough Council adopted several resolutions, including authorizing a $750,000 Green Acres grant for the Oakwood Park Playground project, approving the purchase of an art sculpture, and approving contracts for roof repairs and police department design services. Additional approvals covered a cooperative agreement with Union County, a grant application for Union Ave improvements, and design services for the NJDOT Maple Street project. All actions were recorded as adopted by the council.

• Approved Resolution 2025-190 authorizing purchase of art sculpture “Seafoam Resting Spot” from Denis J. Folz
• Approved Resolution 2025-191 authorizing the Mayor and Clerk to execute a modified cooperative agreement with Union County for FY 2025‑2026
• Approved Resolution 2025-192 authorizing agreement with NJ Dept. of Environmental Protection for $750,000 Green Acres grant for Oakwood Park Playground Project
• Approved Resolution 2025-193 accepting Colliers Engineering & Design Inc. proposal for design, bid and grant services for NJDOT Maple Street Improvements project
• Approved Resolution 2025-194 authorizing submission of a grant application and contract with NJDOT for Union Ave Improvements, seeking $975,248.73 additional funding
• Approved Resolution 2025-195 contract with Northeast Roof Maintenance Inc. for firehouse roof repairs up to $34,320.00
• Approved Resolution 2025-196 contract with CRT Contracting & Coatings, Inc. for Municipal Center roof repairs up to $41,385.00
• Approved Resolution 2025-197 contract with Musial Group for professional architectural services for New Providence Police Department renovation, amount $707,900.00

Board of Health

The Board approved the July 9, 2025 meeting minutes after a motion by Dr. Robinson and a second by Claudia. Reports indicated no further action needed on animal control, health inspections, public health nursing, and financial matters. The board discussed dog‑day‑care zoning questions and potential restaurant penalties, but no decisions were made on those topics.

• Approved meeting minutes (motion moved by Dr. Robinson, seconded by Claudia)
• No further action needed on Animal Control Solutions – May 2025
• No further action needed on Animal Control Solutions – June 2025
• No further action needed on Health Inspector report – May 2025
• No further action needed on Health Inspector report – June 2025
• No further action needed on Public Health Nurse report – May and June
• No further action needed on Secretary financial report – May 2025
• No further action needed on Secretary financial report – June 2025

Borough Council

The council adopted Resolution 2025‑189, approving requisition R2501420 for Tilcon New York Inc. to perform 2025 road paving work up to $521,359.63 for Morris County Co‑Op #6. The resolution passed with ayes from Councilwoman Bilicska, Councilman Cumiskey, Councilperson Dolan, Councilwoman Geoffroy and Council President McKnight. The meeting was then adjourned by a motion that carried.

• Approved $521,359.63 road‑paving requisition for Tilcon New York Inc. (Resolution 2025‑189)
• Adjourned meeting (motion carried)

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment approved the Edelstein application to add an addition and deck, and the Goff application to add an addition and detached garage. Both approvals were voted in favor by Mr. Grob, Mr. Ping, Mr. Sorochen, Ms. Zeran, and Chairman Nadelberg. The minutes from the June 16, 2025 meeting were also approved as submitted. No public hearings were scheduled for July 7, 2025.

• Approved Steven and Stacey Edelstein addition and deck application (vote: Grob, Ping, Sorochen, Zeran, Nadelberg)
• Approved Andrew and Michele Goff addition and detached garage application (vote: Grob, Ping, Sorochen, Zeran, Nadelberg)
• Approved June 16, 2025 meeting minutes as submitted

Planning Board

The New Providence Planning Board conducted a public hearing on Application #2024‑04 for a 104‑unit inclusionary townhome and multifamily project at 121 Chanlon Road. Presentations were made by the applicant, objectors, and an engineering consultant, and the board discussed parking, traffic, design, and affordable‑housing requirements. No vote, approval, denial, or other formal action was recorded in the minutes.

Planning Board

The board approved an amended site‑plan waiver and variance for Rai Leh Inc. (doing business as Yoga Six) to install an illuminated raceway channel‑letter sign on the façade at 1260‑66 Springfield Avenue. The board also approved the minutes from the June 3, 2025 meeting. The meeting was adjourned at 8:05 p.m.

• Approved amended site‑plan waiver and variance for Yoga Six sign installation (motion by Hoefling, seconded by Keane, vote 6‑0)
• Approved minutes of June 3, 2025 (motion by Keane, seconded by Hoefling, approved)
• Adjourned meeting (motion by Mayor Morgan, seconded by Torsiello)

Borough Council

The Borough Council adopted Ordinance 2025-06, authorizing $15,873,500 in capital improvements and $15,065,500 in bonds, with all members voting aye. The council also approved several resolutions, including the appointment of Katharyn Banks to the Library Board, an $183,718 elevator contract, and multiple budget and licensing actions.

• Adopted Ordinance 2025-06 bond ordinance ($15,873,500 capital, $15,065,500 bonds) – unanimous aye vote
• Appointed Katharyn Banks to Library Board of Trustees – unanimously approved
• Approved Resolution 2025-171 awarding elevator contract to Current Elevator Technology Inc. for $183,718.00 – approved
• Approved Resolution 2025-172 Change Order #1 for Portofino Builders – deduct amount $‑54,281.48 – approved
• Approved Resolution 2025-173 final payment to Portofino Builders – $702.97 – approved
• Approved Resolution 2025-174 transfer to reserves/trust accounts – approved
• Approved Resolution 2025-177 payment of bills payable list – $988,164.30 – approved
• Approved Resolution 2025-178 contract for municipal-wide property revaluation – $515,035 – approved

Board of Adjustment

The Board approved John and Betty Wang's application #2025-10 for an addition at 170 Runnymede Parkway. It also approved Andrew I. Tullo and Lisa Ann Serillo's application #2025-11 for a garage addition. The Board approved Steven and Stacey Edelstein's application #2025-12 for a garage addition and deck, adding the condition that deck lighting be downward directed and no floodlights. No decision was recorded for the Goff application #2025-13.

• Approved John and Betty Wang application #2025-10 (6 members voted in favor)
• Approved Andrew I. Tullo and Lisa Ann Serillo application #2025-11 (6 members voted in favor)
• Approved Steven and Stacey Edelstein application #2025-12 with lighting condition (7 members voted in favor)

Board of Health

The Board of Health reviewed recent inspections at Jose's Mexican Cantina and Szechuan Delight, noting both have passed. Members discussed the need for additional cleaning training and the cost of ServSafe courses. Jimmy Vardas offered to coordinate a free training class at the DeCorso Senior Center, but no formal resolution or vote was recorded.

Planning Board

The board voted to approve the amended site‑plan waiver and variances for Yoga Six’s storefront sign. Approval is conditional on the sign being 25 SF or less, mounted on a white backer board, projecting less than 10 in from the façade, and retaining the gooseneck lights. The motion passed with seven votes in favor and no recorded opposition.

• Approved Yoga Six sign application with conditions (7‑0)

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment approved Joseph Anthony Mellusi’s addition variance (Application #2025-09) subject to a grading/drainage review and downward‑directed deck lights. It also approved Andrew I. Tullo and Lisa Ann Serillo’s garage‑addition variance (Application #2025-11) with the condition that the second floor not be used for residential purposes. Both motions passed with six votes in favor and no recorded opposition.

• Approved Joseph Anthony Mellusi application #2025-09 with grading/drainage review and downward‑directed deck lights (vote 6‑0: Ammitzboll, Rossi, Sorochen, Zeran, Oh, Nadelberg)
• Approved Andrew I. Tullo & Lisa Ann Serillo application #2025-11 with condition that second floor of garage addition not be used residentially (vote 6‑0: Ammitzboll, Rossi, Sorochen, Zeran, Oh, Nadelberg)
• Initial resolution for Mellusi moved by Sorochen, seconded by Zeran, passed (vote 3‑0: Sorochen, Zeran, Nadelberg)

Borough Council

The council unanimously approved the May 13 minutes. It also approved a series of resolutions covering legal research services, Wi‑Fi upgrades, a bridge progress payment, engineering services, large bill payments, grant additions, and a settlement. Each resolution was presented as approved in the meeting record.

• Approved Resolution 2025-143 Lexis Nexis online legal research services (3‑year term)
• Approved Resolution 2025-144 requisition up to $3,964.00 for Municipal Center Wi‑Fi upgrades
• Approved Resolution 2025-145 progress payment of $82,652.10 for community pool bridge replacement
• Approved Resolution 2025-146 Colliers Engineering services for Maple Street improvements
• Approved Resolution 2025-147 payment of bills totaling $5,844,090.36
• Approved Resolution 2025-148 addition of $20,000 CDBG grant for Barabash Manor elevator
• Approved Resolution 2025-149 receipt of $35,978.88 Clean Communities Grant
• Approved Resolution 2025-150 settlement of $51,620 for 41 Spring Street

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment approved a front‑porch variance for 67 Oxbow Drive (vote 4‑0) and an addition variance for 30 Wilbur Street (vote 5‑0). Both motions passed with no opposition. The minutes from the May 5, 2025 meeting were also approved as submitted.

• Approved front‑porch variance for 67 Oxbow Drive, 4‑0 vote
• Approved addition variance for 30 Wilbur Street, 5‑0 vote
• Approved minutes from May 5, 2025 as submitted

Borough Council

The Borough Council approved a series of resolutions, including a $7,529,212.65 payment of outstanding bills, adoption of a Complete Streets policy, and contracts for water purification, fireworks, engineering services, and public‑safety equipment. It also authorized hiring a part‑time Emergency Management Coordinator and approved several personnel advancements and a $5,000 river de‑snagging contract. All items were adopted as recorded in the minutes.

• Approved Resolution 2025-133 authorizing payment of $7,529,212.65 in bills
• Adopted Resolution 2025-129 endorsing a Complete Streets policy
• Approved Resolution 2025-128 contract with Aqua Coolers, LLC for water purification systems
• Approved Resolution 2025-131 agreement with Garden State Fireworks, Inc. up to $16,500.00 for Independence Day fireworks
• Approved Resolution 2025-132 contract with Colliers Engineering & Design Inc. for Southgate Road improvements
• Authorized hiring of a part‑time Office of Emergency Management Coordinator
• Approved Resolution 2025-135 requisition for Glacier Computer up to $4,811.99 for a police patrol car
• Approved Resolution 2025-136 contract with Lexipol, LLC for police accreditation and training services (first year $14,833.93)

Board of Health

The Board of Health met on May 7, 2025, called to order by Pat Silvagni. The board approved the March 5, 2025 meeting minutes after Dr. Nelson moved and Claudia seconded the motion. No further action was required on the March and April animal‑control and health‑inspector reports. The board noted that Celestino’s has applied for a BOH food‑establishment permit, with an anticipated opening in late May or June.

• Approved March 5, 2025 minutes (motion moved by Dr. Nelson, seconded by Claudia)

Planning Board

The board approved the February 18, 2025 minutes after a motion by Mr. Hoefling and a second by Mr. Keane. The meeting was then adjourned following a motion by Mayor Morgan and a second by Mr. Sartorius. No other substantive actions were decided at this session.

• Approved February 18, 2025 minutes (motion by Hoefling, seconded by Keane)
• Adjourned meeting (motion by Mayor Morgan, seconded by Sartorius)

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment approved the addition request for 50 Salem Road and the front‑porch variance for 67 Oxbow Drive, with all members present voting in favor of each. The Board also approved the minutes from the April 21, 2025 meeting as submitted. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved Fitzsimmons addition at 50 Salem Road (all members in favor)
• Approved Perniola front‑porch variance at 67 Oxbow Drive (all members in favor)
• Approved April 21, 2025 minutes as submitted

Borough Council

The Borough Council adopted Ordinance 2025-05 to exceed budget appropriation limits and establish a cap bank. It also adopted the 2025 Municipal Operating Budget (Resolution 2025-116) and the 2025 Authority Budget for the Special Improvement District (Resolution 2025-117). Additional resolutions approved a bench dedication policy, a $6,282.88 change order for the community‑pool bridge, special revenue insertions for road paving, recycling and opioid remediation, and authorized payment of $423,393.47 in outstanding bills. All actions were approved by unanimous ayes of the council members present.

• Adopted Ordinance 2025-05 to exceed budget limits and create a cap bank (unanimous ayes)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-116 adopting the 2025 Municipal Operating Budget (unanimous ayes)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-117 adopting the 2025 Authority Budget for the Special Improvement District (unanimous ayes)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-118 establishing a bench dedication program (unanimous ayes)
• Approved Resolution 2025-119 change order #1 for the pool bridge replacement ($6,282.88) (unanimous ayes)
• Approved Resolution 2025-120 inserting $50,000 special revenue for road paving (unanimous ayes)
• Approved Resolution 2025-121 inserting $16,389.66 special revenue for recycling program (unanimous ayes)
• Authorized Resolution 2025-123 payment of bills payable list totaling $423,393.47 (unanimous ayes)

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment approved Shayna Fitzsimmons' application #2025-07 for an addition at 50 Salem Road, adding several conditions such as a deed restriction, no full kitchen, and fire‑access gate. Earlier, the Board also approved the Douglas and Monica Richardson application #2025-05 and the Amir Ahmad application #2025-06. The minutes from the April 7, 2025 meeting were approved as submitted.

• Approved Douglas & Monica Richardson addition (Application #2025-05) – vote 7‑0
• Approved Amir Ahmad addition (Application #2025-06) – vote 7‑0
• Approved Shayna Fitzsimmons addition with conditions (Application #2025-07) – vote 7‑0
• Approved minutes from April 7, 2025 as submitted
• Recorded withdrawal of Philip DiParisi garage application #2025-04
• Noted pending review of Kerry Perniola front‑porch application #2025-08

Borough Council

The council approved the March 25 meeting minutes and adopted several resolutions, including support for the federal tax exemption on municipal bonds and emergency temporary appropriations for fuel costs. It also authorized major payments and contracts for tennis court repairs, roof work, pickleball court completion, waste disposal services, and a $4,056,161.57 bill payment list. All actions were recorded as approved by the council.

• Approved March 25, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-104 supporting federal tax exemption for municipal bonds
• Approved $29,904.40 contract for tennis court repair (Resolution 2025-106)
• Approved $78,897.50 partial payment for Municipal Center roof (Resolution 2025-107)
• Approved $141,555.45 final payment for pickleball courts (Resolution 2025-108)
• Authorized emergency temporary appropriations for gasoline and natural gas (Resolution 2025-109)
• Authorized payment of bills totaling $4,056,161.57 (Resolution 2025-110)
• Approved contract with S. Rotondi and Sons for 2025 grass and garden waste disposal (Resolution 2025-111)

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment approved the Galak application for an addition at 31 West Third Street, granting the requested variances. The Board also approved the Ahmad application for an addition at 31 Osborne Avenue, approving it with conditions to shorten the Osborne Avenue driveway and add a portico on Vista Lane. Both motions passed with all members voting in favor and no opposition.

• Approved Galak addition (7-0)
• Approved Ahmad addition with conditions (7-0)

Borough Council

The Borough Council voted to authorize the sale of service weapons to retiring Sergeants Jason Labaska and Steven Opalewski. The Council also approved the appointment of David Rodriguez as Police Sergeant. Minutes from the March 11 and March 18 meetings were unanimously approved. Other resolutions were presented but no vote outcomes were recorded.

• Approved sale of service weapon to Sergeant Jason Labaska (Resolution 2025-86)
• Approved sale of service weapon to Sergeant Steven Opalewski (Resolution 2025-87)
• Appointed David Rodriguez as Police Sergeant (Resolution 2025-88)
• Unanimously approved March 11, 2025 council minutes
• Unanimously approved March 18, 2025 council conference minutes