Paramus public meetings in 2022

Mayor & Council

The Council approved an ordinance updating fees for the extraneous employment of off-duty police personnel. A consent agenda was passed authorizing several vehicle purchases and personnel appointments. The body also voted to table a stipend for human services administrative duties.

• Approved Ordinance 2022-30 amending off-duty police employment fees (6-0)
• Approved purchase of Ford F-450DRW from Nielsen Ford (6-0)
• Approved purchase of 2022 police SUV from General Sales Administration (6-0)
• Approved purchase of DPW front loader from Jesco (6-0)
• Approved appointment of Marc R. Mitchell as EMT at $20.00 per hour (6-0)
• Approved appointment of Robert M. Guidetti as Deputy Chief of Police (6-0)
• Tabled Resolution 22-12-758 regarding a $10,000 stipend for Joanna Adamiak (5-1)
• Voided Resolution 21-12-781 and withdrew support for 11th Colony, LLC (6-0)

Shade Tree & Parks Commission

The Commission approved the release of tree preservations for two specific addresses after confirming the trees are in good health. The board also approved the previous month's minutes and authorized the payment of bills.

• Approved minutes from previous month
• Released tree preservations for 107 Ivanhoe Drive and 135 Haase Avenue
• Authorized payment of bills

Golf Commission

The Paramus Golf Commission is meeting to discuss routine business including approval of prior minutes, a finance report, and staff updates. Notable items include old and new business such as setting fees for next year, a capital investment plan, and a junior golfer policy. The meeting also includes a public comment period.

• Discussion of fees for next year
• Capital investment plan
• Junior golfer policy
• Pond expansion project and old debt
• Personal use carts, scooters, and battery powered transportation policy

The Commission approved a new junior golf policy regarding age, Pioneer Tour participation, and greens fees. Members also reviewed a formal capital investment plan for course infrastructure and equipment spanning 2023-2029.

• Approved moving monthly meetings to the second Wednesday of the month starting in 2023 (Unanimous)
• Approved Junior Golf policy: children 6+ may play with an adult; Pioneer Tour players 10+ may play with proof of participation
• Approved junior greens fees for the final hour of operation: $10 for residents, $13 for non-residents
• Approved lottery cancellation deadline of 5 am the day before the tee time
• Approved implementation of a three-strike cancellation policy

Environmental Commission

The commission approved the minutes from the November meeting. Members discussed the 3-year plan, Earth Day 2023 preparations, and a styrofoam drive scheduled for January 7. No other formal votes were recorded.

• Approved November minutes (All in favor)

Board of Health

The Board unanimously agreed to amend Ordinance 436A to remove annual inspection requirements for barbershops, beauty parlors, and nail salons. Members also scheduled a site visit to the Paramus Community Pantry for January 2023 to observe operations.

• Approved amendment to Ordinance 436A to remove section 436A-3 Annual Inspections (Unanimous)
• Approved Health Officer's Report
• Approved staff reports
• Approved Food Establishment License Appendix A FH-113196
• Rescheduled January Reorganization meeting from January 9 to January 4

Board of Adjustment

The Board approved three resolutions for Dockets 7186, 7133, and 7187. A public hearing regarding the construction of townhouses at 527 Paramus Road was continued to February 9, 2023.

• Approved November 10, 2022 meeting minutes (7-0)
• Approved Resolution Docket No. 7186 – Grano (4-0)
• Approved Resolution Docket No. 7133 – MBP/Dunkin (6-0)
• Approved Resolution Docket No. 7187 – Pugliese (4-0)
• Continued townhouse application for 527 Paramus Road (Docket No. 7181) to February 9, 2023

Recreation Commission

The commission unanimously approved the financial report and the minutes from the November 16 meeting. Members received updates on the transition of the Interim Director and the start of travel and intown basketball seasons.

• Approved financial report (unanimous)
• Approved meeting minutes from 11-16-23 (unanimous)

Mayor & Council

The Mayor and Council approved two bond ordinances for infrastructure improvements and several other local ordinances. The body also passed a series of resolutions regarding personnel appointments, equipment purchases, and shared services agreements.

• Approved $750,000 bond for sanitary sewer pump station upgrades (6-0)
• Approved $250,000 bond for Paramus Municipal Pool improvements (6-0)
• Approved $84,792.84 for two Powerloads stretchers (6-0)
• Approved HVAC work for Hospital for Special Surgery at 140 E. Ridgewood Ave
• Approved shared services amendments with Alpine and Closter for affordable housing
• Approved appointment of Asun G. Duran-Muckle as EMT at $20.00/hour
• Approved appointments of Emmanuel Villa, Julia Koenemund, and Ryan Jennings as 911 operators
• Approved termination of Peter Thai and Travis White from Paramus Rescue Department

Planning Board

The board will hold public hearings on several applications, including an amended site plan and soil movement for the Suburban Diner property, a soil movement permit for a Dunkerhook Road residence, and a minor site plan for Valley Medical Group. One application (99 Paramus, LLC) has been carried to a future meeting.

• Kambos, Inc./Suburban Diner – 172 Route 17N: Amended Site Plan, Parking Variance, and Soil Movement
• Ramesh Persaud – 449 Paramus Road: Permit for Renovations in an Historic Preservation Zone
• Dilip M. & Dipti D. Patel – 267 Dunkerhook Road: Major Soil Movement
• Valley Physician Services, Inc. d/b/a Valley Medical Group – 95 Route 17 South: Minor Site Plan, Variance Approval
• 99 Paramus, LLC – 681 Paramus Rd & 143 W. Ridgewood Ave: Carried to February 16, 2023 meeting

The Planning Board approved several site plan applications, including a new restaurant and medical office. The board also granted a signage variance for Alpine Learning Group and approved three resolutions.

• Approved Resolution #22-32, Kambos, Inc./Suburban Diner (5-0-0)
• Approved Resolution #22-33, Ramesh Persaud, 449 Paramus Road (5-0-0)
• Approved Resolution #22-34, Dilip M. & Dipti D. Patel, 267 Dunkerhook Road (3-0-0)
• Approved GCGS Associates, LLC site plan per court order (6-0-0)
• Approved monument sign variance for Alpine Learning Group, Inc. (7-0-0)
• Approved amended minor site plan for Just Salad (EPOC Eight WW, LLC) (7-0-0)
• Approved minor site plan and change of use for Valley Physician Services, Inc. (7-0-0)
• Approved payment of vouchers (7-0-0)

Mayor & Council

The Council approved the renaming of Mack Center Drive and passed two ordinances amending permitted uses and parking structures. A consent agenda was approved covering various personnel appointments, resignations, and shared service agreements for waste and vehicle maintenance.

• Approved renaming Mack Center Drive to Vermella Way (6-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2022-28 amending 'Permitted Uses' (6-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2022-29 amending 'Parking Structures' (6-0)
• Approved overnight roofing work at 30 E Ridgewood Ave
• Approved purchase of 2022 Ford Explorer for Police Department
• Approved appointment of Anthony Bene as part-time 911 operator ($18.58/hr)
• Approved appointment of Colleen Murray as Library Assistant ($16.47/hr)
• Approved appointment of Gina H. Westhoven as EMT ($24.53/hr)

Recreation Commission

The Commission unanimously approved the financial report and the minutes from the September 28, 2022 meeting. Residents attended to discuss travel basketball team structures and player eligibility. The board also held a closed session from 9:00 PM to 10:35 PM.

• Approved financial report (unanimous)
• Approved September 28, 2022 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved motion to enter closed session (unanimous)
• Approved motion to leave closed session (unanimous)

Golf Commission

The Golf Commission will vote on minutes from October 4th and discuss next year's fees, personal-use carts, a pond expansion project, and a junior golfer policy. The meeting includes public comment and a closed session.

• Fees for next year
• Personal use carts, scooters and battery powered transportation
• Pond expansion project
• Junior golfer policy
• Lottery and League cancelation in advance policy

The Golf Commission unanimously decided to pass credit card fees to consumers starting in 2023. The board also discussed potential new policies for league cancellations and the status of a $1 million pond expansion project.

• Approved passing credit card surcharge fees to consumers starting in 2023 (Unanimous)
• Approved minutes from October 4th meeting
• Reduced double walk-in tee times on weekends to one per hour

Environmental Commission

The commission approved the October meeting minutes and discussed preparations for Earth Day 2023 on April 30. Members coordinated a Styrofoam collection event scheduled for January 7, 2023, and reviewed a student project regarding native rain gardens to combat flooding.

• Approved October minutes
• Scheduled Styrofoam collection for January 7, 2023, from 10am to 2pm
• Set Earth Day 2023 for Sunday, April 30

Board of Adjustment

The Board approved two resolutions regarding the Laganella Property and passed the October 27 meeting minutes and bills. A commercial application for a parking lot at 120 Route 17 was continued to January 2023 after the Board required new notice due to insufficient detail on land use and variances.

• Approved resolution for Docket No. 6096 – Laganella Property (4-0)
• Approved resolution for Docket No. 7117 – Laganella Property (4-0)
• Approved October 27, 2022 meeting minutes (5-0)
• Approved bills (7-0)
• Required re-notice and continued application for 120 Route 17 (SG Industrial Acquisitions) to January 26, 2023

Board of Health

The Board of Health approved the Health Officer's and staff reports, which included data on COVID-19, flu, and food establishment inspections. The board also approved several beauty salon, e-cigarette, food establishment, and restaurant licenses.

• Approved October 3, 2022 meeting minutes
• Approved Health Officer's Report
• Approved staff reports (Environmental, Animal Control, Registrar, Nurse, Health Education, and Local Health Outreach Coordinator)
• Approved Beauty/Nail Salon Licenses (Resolution No. 22-11-1)
• Approved E-Cigarette License (Resolution No. 22-11-2)
• Approved Food Establishment Licenses (Resolution No. 22-11-3)
• Approved Restaurant License (Resolution No. 22-11-4)

Shade Tree & Parks Commission

The Shade Tree & Parks Commission released tree preservations for three specific addresses after determining the trees were in good health. The board also authorized payment of bills and discussed the status of the sidewalk program and PSEG tree replacements.

• Approved release of tree preservations for 340 Haywood Drive, 594 Craig Avenue, and 706 Gerald Street
• Approved payment of bills
• Approved previous month's minutes

Planning Board

The Paramus Planning Board will hold public hearings on five applications: an amended site plan and signage for Pinstripes at Garden State Plaza, a major soil movement for Dilip M. & Dipti D. Patel, a preliminary and final major site plan with bulk variance and signage for Paramus Ridgewood, a minor site plan for a parking lot at Oradell Animal Hospital, and a site plan with variances and major soil movement for McDonald's. The meeting also includes a public comment period and approval of minutes from October 20, 2022.

• Pinstripes, Inc. - 1 Garden State Plaza - Amended Site Plan and Signage
• Dilip M. & Dipti D. Patel - 267 Dunkerhook Road - Major Soil Movement
• Paramus Ridgewood, LLC - 677 Paramus Road - Preliminary & Final Major Site Plan, Bulk Variance, Signage
• Oradell Animal Hospital, Inc. - 580 Winters Avenue - Minor Site Plan - Parking Lot
• McDonald’s Corporation - 828 Route 17 - Site Plan, Variances, Major Soil Movement

The Board approved a site plan for expanded parking at Oradell Animal Hospital and a soil movement permit for a home on Dunkerhook Road. Applications for a convenience store and a McDonald's redevelopment were carried to future dates.

• Approved Resolution #22-31 for Pinstripes, Inc. (5-0-0)
• Approved major soil movement permit for 267 Dunkerhook Road (6-1-0)
• Approved parking lot expansion for Oradell Animal Hospital (7-0-0)
• Carried Paramus Ridgewood, LLC convenience store application to Feb 2, 2023
• Carried McDonald's Corporation site plan application to Jan 5, 2022
• Approved payment of vouchers (7-0-0)
• Accepted minutes from October 20th, 2022 meeting (7-0-0)

Mayor & Council

The Council introduced bond ordinances to allocate $750,000 for sanitary sewer pump station upgrades and $250,000 for municipal pool improvements. Several administrative requests for Sunday and night work were approved, and a resolution for a new F150 truck was passed after the purchase of a Ford Explorer was removed.

• Introduced $750,000 bond ordinance for sanitary sewer pump station upgrades (6-0)
• Introduced $250,000 bond ordinance for Paramus Municipal Pool improvements (6-0)
• Introduced ordinance to rename Mack Center Drive to Vermella Way (6-0)
• Approved purchase of 2023 F150 truck; deleted purchase of Ford Explorer (6-0)
• Tabled Ordinance 2022-27 (6-0)
• Approved Sunday work for All American Auto Group, Garden State Plaza, and Camp Towanda
• Approved night work extension for Sordoni at Target - Bergen Town Center
• Appointed Anne Schneider as Human Services Administrator with $10,000 yearly stipend

Board of Adjustment

The Board approved two residential applications for home improvements and accessibility upgrades. A commercial application for a warehouse and parking facility was continued to a future date due to procedural and legal discussions.

• Approved addition, pool, and cabana at 232 Morningside Road with conditions on setbacks and seepage pits (4-1)
• Approved handicap ramp and vestibule at 58 Circle Drive (5-0)
• Continued warehouse and motor vehicle parking application for 120 Route 17 to November 10, 2022
• Approved resolution for Docket No. 7186 – The Flavor Lab (3-0)
• Approved September 22, 2022 meeting minutes (3-0)

Planning Board

The Paramus Planning Board will hold a public hearing on several site plan applications, including a major site plan for a training facility and soil movement at The Ridgewood Country Club, an amended site plan and signage for Pinstripes at Garden State Plaza, and an amended site plan with parking variance and soil movement for Suburban Diner. The board will also consider a two-year extension for a prior approval at 143 East Ridgewood Avenue and an amended minor site plan for Alpine Learning Group. One applicant, for a major soil movement at 267 Dunkerhook Road, will not be heard tonight and is rescheduled to November 3rd.

• The Ridgewood Country Club: Major site plan for training facility and soil movement at 96 W. Midland Ave
• Pinstripes, Inc.: Amended site plan and signage at 1 Garden State Plaza
• Kambos, Inc./Suburban Diner: Amended site plan, parking variance, and soil movement at 172 Route 17N
• 99 Paramus, LLC: Request for two-year extension of board approval for Resolution #2020-024 at 143 East Ridgewood Avenue
• Alpine Learning Group, Inc.: Amended site plan and soil movement at 700 Paramus Road

Planning Board

The Planning Board will consider resolutions for a Chick-fil-A site plan and a minor subdivision on Harrison Street. Two public hearings for Dunkerhook Road and Route 4 East have been carried to future dates. The board will also hold a closed session regarding GCGS Associates, LLC. v. Planning Board of the Borough of Paramus.

• Chick-fil-A (718 Route 17): Preliminary & Final Site Plan, Variances, Major Soil Movement & Signage
• Margaret A. Mowle (391 Harrison Street): Minor Subdivision
• Dilip M. & Dipti D. Patel (267 Dunkerhook Road): Major Soil Movement (Carried to 10.20.22)
• Paul Miller GT, Inc. (144 Route 4 East): Site Plan, Bulk Variance and Signage (Carried to 1.5.23)
• Closed Session: GCGS Associates, LLC. v. Planning Board of the Borough of Paramus

Golf Commission

The Golf Commission will review the September finance report and a report from the General Manager/Superintendent. The body will discuss old business including next year's fees and a pond expansion project. New business includes a policy for junior golfers.

• Fees for next year
• Pond expansion project
• Junior golfer policy
• Personal use carts, scooters and battery powered transportation
• Lottery and League cancelation in advance policy

Planning Board

The Planning Board will conduct public hearings regarding a minor subdivision and two site plans. The body will also review minutes from the September 1st, 2022 meeting and approve vouchers.

• Minor Subdivision: 391 Harrison Street (Margaret A. Mowle as Trustee)
• Final Site Plan for two-story building: 275 Pascack Rd (Bergen County Technical Schools)
• Minor Site Plan: 59-67 E. Ridgewood Ave (Paris Baguette Bakery Café)

Golf Commission

The Golf Commission will review August financial reports and general manager updates regarding equipment and staff. The meeting includes discussions on next year's fees, fall leagues, and cancellation policies.

• Review of August finance report
• Discussion of fees for next year
• Discussion of 18 Hole PM leagues for this fall
• Discussion of lottery and league cancellation policy
• Review of restaurant, fuel tanks, and scholarship items

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold public hearings on site plans for a training facility and an amended site plan for Alpine Learning Group. The board will also consider resolutions for several commercial properties and a medical building at Bergen Town Center.

• UE Bergen Mall Owners, LLC: Preliminary & Final Site Plan for a four-story medical building at Bergen Town Center
• The Ridgewood Country Club: Major Site Plan for a training facility and shed at 96 W. Midland Ave
• Alpine Learning Group, Inc.: Amended Site Plan and Major Soil Movement at 777 Paramus Road
• 113-117 Midland Avenue, LLC: Minor Subdivision at 113-117 Midland Avenue
• A2 Enterprises, LLC: Request for a two-year extension of Board approval for Resolution # 2020-024

Planning Board

The Planning Board will consider several site plan amendments and tenancy changes. The meeting includes public hearings for a major soil movement permit and a site plan for a Chick-fil-A location.

• Chick-fil-A (718 Route 17): Preliminary & Final Site Plan, Variances, Major Soil Movement, and Signage
• BJ’s Wholesale Club (30 Route 17): Amended Site Plans
• The Vineyard School - Preschool, LLC (11 Park Place): Final Plan, Tenancy and Parking Variance
• Alexander & Kerri Miloseski (810 Highland Avenue): Major Soil Movement Permit
• Home Elegance Furniture, LLC (E. 50 Route 4): Amended Site Plan and Signage

Golf Commission

The commission will review the July finance report and a report from the General Manager regarding course conditions, equipment, and budget. Discussion topics include the restaurant, online tee times, fuel tanks, and the Walter Kelly Scholarship.

• July finance report
• General Manager/Superintendent report
• Discussion of restaurant and online tee times
• Discussion of fuel tanks
• Walter Kelly Scholarship

Planning Board

The Planning Board will consider several site plan applications and requests for extension of previous approvals. Items include a preschool's final plan and various amended site plans for businesses on Route 4.

• The Vineyard School-Preschool, LLC. (11 Park Place) preliminary site plan and change of use
• The Vineyard School-Preschool, LLC. (11 Park Place) final plan, tenancy, and parking variance
• A. Sauer Associates II, LLC. (E. 81 Route 4 W) amended site plan
• Home Elegance Furniture, LLC. (E. 50 Route 4) amended site plan and signage
• The Valley Hospital Inc. two-year extensions for resolutions 2019-21 and 2019-23

Golf Commission

The Golf Commission will review reports on course conditions, staffing, and budget. The body will discuss old business regarding the restaurant and online tee times, and address a new match issue in the Men’s Senior Championship flight.

• Match issue in the Men’s Senior Championship flight
• Restaurant and food truck updates
• Online tee times
• Fuel tanks
• Walter Kelly Scholarship

Planning Board

The Planning Board is holding a special public hearing regarding a preliminary and final site plan, variance, and major soil movement permit for 99 Paramus, LLC. The meeting also includes a closed session to discuss GCGS Associates, LLC. v. Planning Board of the Borough of Paramus.

• Public hearing for 99 Paramus, LLC. at 681 Paramus Rd and 143 W. Ridgewood Ave
• Site plan, variance, and major soil movement permit discussion

Golf Commission

The Golf Commission will review the May finance report and reports from the General Manager and Superintendent. The body will discuss old business regarding the restaurant, online tee times, and fuel tanks. A closed session is scheduled to discuss contracts and personnel.

• Discussion of restaurant and food truck
• Review of online tee times
• Discussion of head golf professional
• Review of fuel tanks
• Walter Kelly Scholarship

Planning Board

The Paramus Planning Board will hold public hearings to consider site plans and tenancy changes. The board will also vote on resolutions for projects at 650 From Road and 305 Route 17S.

• Chick-fil-A: Preliminary and final site plan, variances, and signage at 718 Route 17
• The Vineyard School-Preschool, LLC: Change of tenancy and parking variance at 11 Park Place
• Thirty-Five Plaza Associates, LLC: Tenancy for 3 stores and signage at E.65 Route 4 West
• Yeshivat Shalshelet, Inc.: Change of tenancy at W. 80 Century Road
• 650 From Road, LLC: Extension of approvals for Resolution # 2020-015

Planning Board

The scheduled meeting for May 19, 2022, has been canceled. All agenda items have been carried to future meeting dates.

• Yeshivat Shalshelet, Inc. (W. 80 Century Road) carried to June 2nd meeting
• Paramus Ridgewood, LLC. (677 Paramus Road) carried to July 7th meeting
• Home Elegance Furniture, LLC. (E. 50 Route 4) carried to June 16th meeting

Planning Board

The Planning Board will conduct public hearings regarding site plan applications and variances. Items include a project at 681 Paramus Rd & 143 W. Ridgewood Ave and a four-story medical building at the Bergen Town Center.

• 99 Paramus, LLC: Site Plan, Variance, and Major Soil Movement Permit for 681 Paramus Rd & 143 W. Ridgewood Ave
• UE Bergen Mall Owner, LLC: Site Plan and Variance for a four-story medical building at Bergen Town Center

Golf Commission

The Golf Commission will review the April finance report and updates from the General Manager and Superintendent. The body will discuss old business regarding the restaurant and online tee times, as well as new business concerning fuel tanks and a food truck.

• Discussion of fuel tanks
• Discussion of food truck
• Review of Walter Kelly Scholarship
• Updates on restaurant and online tee times
• Closed session for contracts and personnel

Planning Board

The Planning Board will conduct public hearings regarding amended site plans and major soil movement permits. The agenda also includes the review of meeting minutes from April 7th, 2022, and the approval of vouchers.

• Kid’s Empire, LLC. amended site plan for 305 Route 17S
• Revicki Farms, LLC. preliminary and final major site plan at 337 Spring Valley Road
• Major soil movement permit for 337 Spring Valley Road

Planning Board

The Paramus Planning Board will hold public hearings regarding site plan approvals and improvements. The board will also address resolutions for Two River Fitness and Fogo de Chao Churrascaria.

• 650 From Road, LLC: Major Preliminary & Final Site Plan, Conditional Use Approval, Soil Movement, Drainage Permit, and Signage
• BJ’s Wholesale Club (30 Route 17): Amended Plans and Site Improvements
• Two River Fitness, LLC (299-319 Route 17 South): Tenancy resolution
• Fogo de Chao Churrascaria, LLC (One Garden State Plaza): Amended Site Plan and Exterior Renovations resolution

Golf Commission

The commission will review the March finance report and a report from the General Manager regarding maintenance, lottery, leagues, and equipment. Discussion includes restaurant operations, online tee times, and full-time job openings.

• Review of March finance report
• General Manager/Superintendent report on maintenance and equipment
• Discussion of restaurant operations
• Discussion of online tee times
• Discussion of full-time employment openings

Planning Board

The Planning Board will consider a preliminary and final minor site plan for solar panels at 100 Ikea Drive. The meeting also includes public hearings regarding tenancy at Route 17 South and exterior renovations at One Garden State Plaza.

• Distributed Solar Operations, LLC: Solar panel site plan for 100 Ikea Drive
• Two River Fitness, LLC: Tenancy hearing for 299-319 Route 17 South
• Fogo de Chao Churrascaria, LLC: Amended site plan and exterior renovations at One Garden State Plaza
• West Brook Middle School: Review of storm water and classroom upgrade plans for 560 Roosevelt Blvd
• Closed Session: Discussion regarding GCGS Associates, LLC. v. Planning Board of the Borough of Paramus

Planning Board

The Planning Board will review several site plan amendments and conceptual presentations. Multiple applications, including those for Midland Avenue, Paramus Road, and BJ’s Wholesale Club, have been carried to future meeting dates.

• Amended Site Plan: Summit Health Management, LLC at E. 282 Route 4
• Amended Site Plan: The Valley Hospital, Inc. at multiple locations including Valley Health Plaza and Winters Avenue
• Conceptual Presentation: 14 Sunflower, LLC proposed a three-story mixed use building
• Preliminary & Final Site Plan, Variance, and Soil Movement Permit: 99 Paramus, LLC at 681 Paramus Rd & 143 W. Ridgewood Ave

Golf Commission

The Commission will review February finance reports and minutes from previous meetings. Discussion includes restaurant operations, online tee times, and full-time job openings.

• Review of February finance report
• Discussion regarding restaurant operations
• Discussion regarding online tee times
• Discussion regarding full-time openings

Planning Board

The February 17, 2022, meeting was canceled. All scheduled items have been carried over to the next meeting on March 3, 2022.

• 99 Paramus, LLC (697 Paramus Rd & 143 W. Ridgewood Ave): Preliminary & Final Site Plan, Variance, and Major Soil Movement Permit carried to March 3
• Paramus Ridgewood, LLC (677 Paramus Road): Preliminary & Final Major Site Plan, Bulk Variance, and Signage carried to March 3

Golf Commission

The Golf Commission is meeting to discuss open positions at the golf course and other new business. The meeting includes a period for public comment.

• Discussion of open positions at Golf

Planning Board

The Planning Board is holding a special public hearing to consider an application from 650 From Road, LLC. The board will review site plans and permits for a project located at 650 From Rd, Block 6303, Lot 1.

• Major Preliminary & Final Site Plan for 650 From Road, LLC
• Conditional Use Approval for 650 From Road, LLC
• Major Soil Movement and Drainage Permit for 650 From Road, LLC
• Signage approval for 650 From Road, LLC
• Review of Revised Traffic Impact Study and Traffic Signal Warrants for Mack Centre Dr

Planning Board

The Planning Board will consider several site plan amendments and solar panel installations. One application regarding 697 Paramus Rd and 143 W. Ridgewood Ave has been carried to the February 17, 2022 meeting.

• Summit Health Management, LLC: Amended Site Plan at E. 282 Route 4
• The Valley Hospital, Inc.: Amended Site Plan for multiple properties including Valley Health Plaza and Winters Avenue
• Distributed Solar Operations, LLC (Ikea): Preliminary & Final Minor Site Plan for solar panels at 100 Ikea Drive
• Joseph & Stephanie Spiloti: Resolution for major soil moving at 808 Carter Lane
• A2 Enterprises, LLC: Matter carried to February 17, 2022 meeting regarding 697 Paramus Rd and 143 W. Ridgewood Ave

Golf Commission

The Golf Commission will meet to review the January finance report and reports from the General Manager and Superintendent. The body will discuss old business regarding the restaurant, online tee times, rates, and openings.

• Review of January finance report
• Discussion of restaurant and online tee times
• Discussion of rates and openings

Planning Board

The Planning Board will consider several site plan amendments, soil movement permits, and a minor subdivision. The agenda includes items carried over from previous meetings regarding Midland Avenue and Route 17.

• Amended Site Plan for Paestum, LLC at 165-171 Route 4 West
• Mixed Use Building soil movement permit for GCGS Associates, LLC on From Road
• Minor Subdivision for 113-117 Midland Avenue, LLC
• Site plan and signage for a fueling station at BJ’s Wholesale Club, 30 Route 17
• Major Soil Moving for Joseph & Stephanie Spiloti at 808 Carter Lane

Golf Commission

The Golf Commission will hold elections for Chairman and Vice Chairman. The body will review the December 2021 finance report and reports from the General Manager and Superintendent.

• Election of Chairman and Vice Chairman
• Review of December 2021 finance report
• Discussion of restaurant, online tee times, rates, and openings

Planning Board

The Planning Board will conduct its annual reorganization and review a site plan application. The board will also review a memo from Boswell Engineering regarding revisions to the Borough Code.

• Amended Site Plan application for Paestum, LLC at 165-171 Route 4 West (Block 1102, Lot 10)
• Review of Boswell Engineering’s memo on Borough Code revisions