Pompton Lakes, NJ

Redevelopment Agency

Planning Board

Environmental Committee

The Pompton Lakes Environmental Protection Committee is holding a regular meeting with routine procedural items. They will discuss old business, including an Open Space Committee report, and new business covering lake reports, trail maintenance support, flood advisory outreach, and a boat rental season event. No votes on substantive matters are listed on the agenda.

• Open Space Committee Report
• Lake Reports
• Supporting Trail Maintenance Days
• Supporting Flood Advisory Board Outreach
• Collaboration on 'The Pompton Paddle' boat rental season event

Open Space Committee

The Pompton Lakes Open Space Committee is holding a regular meeting to approve minutes, review the Open Space Trust Fund balance of $350,870.58, and discuss ongoing projects including signage, site visits, landscaping quotes, and a walking path. The agenda includes a budget of $338,934.86 and a tabled proposal for Katie Cole Park. No final decisions are listed; most items are for discussion or review.

• Open Space Trust Fund balance as of May 2026: $350,870.58
• Budget: $338,934.86
• Lakeside Park and Muller Property site visit review
• Morris Canal Greenway landscaping quote review
• Hershfield Park walking path discussion

Borough Council

The Pompton Lakes Borough Council will vote on authorizing $6,123,242.61 in bills and claims, approve a consent agenda with numerous personnel actions and a tax refund, and consider introducing a salary ordinance. The council will also hold a public hearing and final vote on a separate salary ordinance, and discuss the Morris Canal Greenway maintenance and cashless tax payments.

• Authorize payment of bills/wires totaling $6,123,242.61
• Refund $9,150.60 to Wolf Vespasiano LLC for 2023-2024 tax court judgments (201 Wanaque Avenue)
• Appoint multiple DPW laborers and promote two to Truck Driver Heavy
• Introduce Ordinance 26-25 amending employee salary ranges
• Final adoption of Ordinance 26-24 amending employee salary ranges

Shade Tree Commission

This is a regular meeting of the Pompton Lakes Shade Tree Commission. The agenda is mostly procedural, covering approval of previous minutes, public comments, and various reports from members and liaisons. The commission will also review applications, though no specific items are listed.

• Public portion for resident comments
• Shade Tree Liaison report by Councilwoman Maria Kent
• Chair report by Anne Tacinelli
• Application report review
• Treasury and utility liaison reports

Environmental Committee

The Environmental Committee is reviewing service reports from AquaClear Lake for Pompton Lake and Twin Lake, dated August 4, 2026. The surveys found that past treatments have worked well, and no treatment is needed at this time. The committee will continue monitoring and management of the lakes.

• Pompton Lake survey: no treatment needed, continued monitoring planned
• Twin Lake survey: no treatment needed, continued monitoring planned
• Water quality samples taken: pH 6.2, hardness 25, dissolved oxygen ~6.6-6.7 ppm
• No posted water use restrictions on either lake

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Pompton Lakes Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting on July 28, 2026, at 8:00 PM in the Municipal Building, 25 Lenox Avenue. The board will approve minutes, pay professional service bills totaling $4,069.00, and refund an escrow of $84.29. The main item is a public hearing on application BOA 26-03 by Maria Heredia for 318 Dawes Hwy. The agenda also includes correspondence about several borough ordinances, but no resolutions are scheduled.

• Public hearing: BOA 26-03, Maria Heredia, 318 Dawes Hwy
• Pay Colliers Engineering & Design $2,422.50 for professional services
• Pay Maraziti Falcon LLP $1,646.50 for legal services
• Refund escrow $84.29 for BOA 25-11 Flynn Avenue
• Correspondence: ordinances on recycling, bond ($2,438,726), parking on Chalen Court, solicitors, and Bloomingdale zoning

Flood Advisory Board

The Pompton Lakes Flood Advisory Board is meeting to discuss several flood-related items, including a 2026 River Hazard Assessment and Drone Survey RFP, a Watershed Improvement Plan meeting, and flood hazard area rule changes. They will also review the Block 9512 Resiliency Park Project and various committee reports. The agenda includes routine procedural items such as approval of minutes and public comments.

• 2026 River Hazard Assessment & Drone Survey RFP
• Watershed Improvement Plan Meeting
• Flood Hazard Area Rule Changes
• Block 9512 Resiliency Park Project
• Spring Outreach | Rain Barrel Support | National Night Out

Borough Council

The Pompton Lakes Borough Council will hold a public hearing on proposed redevelopment design standards, then vote on a consent agenda that includes paying $4,675,865.50 in bills and awarding a $13,000 fireworks contract for Pompton Day. The council will also introduce a salary ordinance and hold final adoption votes on two other ordinances, including one establishing rules for the Civic Community Center.

• Authorizing payment of bills/wires totaling $4,675,865.50
• Awarding contract to Garden State Fireworks, Inc. for Pompton Day fireworks, not to exceed $13,000
• Public hearing on Redevelopment Design Standards
• Final adoption of Ordinance 26-22 adding a section on the Civic Community Center
• Introduction of Ordinance 26-24 amending employee salary ranges

The Pompton Lakes Borough Council approved a $4,675,865.50 bill list, a 27-item consent agenda including contracts for fireworks, library architecture, and engineering services, and two ordinances (Civic Community Center regulations and salary ranges). The Council also introduced a salary ordinance for first reading. No formal action was taken on the Downtown Design Guide presentation, which will be voted on in August.

• Approved $4,675,865.50 in bills (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda with 27 resolutions (unanimous)
• Awarded $13,000 fireworks contract to Garden State Fireworks (unanimous)
• Awarded $45,900 contract to Connolly & Hickey for library exterior upgrades (unanimous)
• Awarded $80,000 engineering contract to Darmofalski for Lakeside Avenue (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 26-22 (Civic Community Center) final (4-0)
• Adopted Ordinance 26-23 (salary ranges) final (4-0)
• Introduced Ordinance 26-24 (salary ranges) first reading (4-0)

Planning Board

The Pompton Lakes Planning Board is holding a regular meeting with no applications, resolutions, or conceptual reviews on the agenda. The board will consider approval of bills for engineering and legal services, review several ordinances referred from the Borough Council, and discuss the Master Plan update. The meeting is largely procedural, with the Master Plan discussion being the only substantive item.

• Approval of bills: $1,045.00 to Colliers Engineering & Design and $6,075.50 to Maraziti Falcon LLP
• Ordinance 26-16 amending Chapter 14 (Refuse and Recycling) regarding the Recycling Center
• Ordinance 26-18 bond ordinance appropriating $2,438,726 and authorizing $1,667,300 in bonds for various improvements
• Ordinance 26-20 amending Chapter 7 (Traffic) to prohibit parking of boat trailers and tow vehicles on Chalen Court
• Ordinance 26-21 amending Chapter 5 (Licenses) regarding solicitors' and canvassers' time of operation

Redevelopment Agency

The Pompton Lakes Redevelopment Agency is meeting to consider a redevelopment agreement with Pompton Smith Properties LLC for the property at 201 Wanaque Avenue (Block 6300, Lot 1). The agenda includes resolutions to approve the agreement and recommend negotiating a PILOT (payment in lieu of taxes) financial agreement. The agency will also discuss a pond hole lot easement agreement with the same developer. The meeting includes approval of bills for legal and professional services totaling over $7,000.

• Resolution PLRDA 26-01: Redevelopment agreement with Pompton Smith Properties LLC for 201 Wanaque Avenue
• Resolution recommending negotiation of a PILOT / Financial Agreement with Pompton Smith Properties
• Exhibit B – Revision to the Ground Floor for the redevelopment project
• Discussion of Pond Hole Lot Easement Agreement with Pompton Smith Properties
• Approval of bills: $6,081.50 to Maraziti Falcon LLP and $1,300.00 to Colliers Engineering & Design

Environmental Committee

The Environmental Committee is reviewing a service report from AquaClear Lake for July 14, 2026. The report covers treatment of Pompton Lake with algaecide for filamentous algae and a survey of Twin Lake, with no water use restrictions posted. The committee is deciding whether to accept the report and continue monitoring.

• Algaecide applied to Pompton Lake for filamentous algae control
• Twin Lake surveyed; no treatment performed, past treatment reported as successful
• No water use restrictions posted for either lake
• Water quality readings: Pompton Lake secchi 4 ft, temp 78°F, DO 6.7 ppm, pH 6.3; Twin Lake secchi 3.5 ft, temp 78°F, DO 6.7 ppm, pH 6.3
• Technician: Robert Ottmann

The Environmental Committee received a service report from AquaClear Lake documenting lake management activities on July 14, 2026. A treatment was applied to parts of Pompton Lake to control filamentous algae, with no water use restrictions posted. A survey of Twin Lake found the past treatment effective, with no treatment performed that day.

• Applied algaecide to parts of Pompton Lake for filamentous algae control
• No water use restrictions posted after treatment
• Surveyed Twin Lake; no treatment performed due to successful past treatment

Shade Tree Commission

This is the agenda for the Pompton Lakes Shade Tree Commission's regular meeting. The agenda lists standard items such as public comment, approval of previous minutes, and reports from the chair, co-chair, liaison, and commissioners. No specific decisions or proposals are detailed in the agenda text.

• Public comment period
• Approval of previous month's minutes
• Shade Tree Liaison report by Councilwoman Maria Kent
• Chair report by Anne Tacinelli
• Treasury and utility liaison reports

The Pompton Lakes Shade Tree Commission met on July 13, 2026, and approved the minutes from the June 8, 2026 meeting. Members discussed multiple tree removal and pruning applications, with several actions taken, including contacting the county and JCP&L for specific trees. No formal votes were recorded on the applications; they remain open for further action.

• Approved minutes from June 8, 2026 meeting
• Contacted Passaic County for tree removal at 715 Ramapo Ave (application 26.006)
• Contacted JCP&L for dead tree at 179 Hilltop Ct (application 26.007)
• Submitted removal and pruning list to Mike for approval totaling $31,850
• Adjourned at 8:33 PM

Open Space Committee

The Pompton Lakes Open Space Committee is holding its regular July 2026 meeting. They will review the June minutes, note the Open Space Trust Fund balance of $350,870.58, and discuss improvements to Lakeside Park and the Muller Property, including a site visit. The proposed Katie Cole Park project ideas remain tabled.

• Open Space Trust Fund balance: $350,870.58 as of May 2026
• Lakeside Park/Muller Property site visit at 6:30pm
• Discussion on Lakeside Park and Muller Property improvements
• Katie Cole Park project ideas tabled
• Budget: $338,934.86

Library Board of Trustees

The Pompton Lakes Public Library Board of Trustees is holding its regular meeting on June 29, 2026. The board will vote on paying June 2026 bills from both the Borough and Library checking accounts, and will discuss old business including a boiler conversion and new business such as a library lawn use request and museum passes.

• Approval of June 2026 bill list payments from Borough Checking Account
• Approval of June 2026 bill list payments from Library Checking Account
• Boiler conversion discussion
• Library lawn use request
• Montclair Art Museum Pass / Museum Passes discussion

Flood Advisory Board

The Pompton Lakes Flood Advisory Board is meeting to discuss several flood-related items, including a 2026 River Hazard Assessment & Drone Survey RFP, a Watershed Improvement Plan meeting, spring outreach efforts, and flood hazard area rule changes. The agenda also includes committee reports and public comment periods. This is a regular working meeting with no final decisions listed on the agenda.

• 2026 River Hazard Assessment & Drone Survey RFP
• Watershed Improvement Plan Meeting
• Spring Outreach | Rain Barrel Support | National Night Out
• Flood Hazard Area Rule Changes
• Committee reports: Storm Water Management, Flood Legislation, CRS, Open Space

The Flood Advisory Board received the 2026 River Hazard Assessment data and will report updates in July. The board discussed sending its plan to Borough Clerk Liz Brandsness by September for CRS credit. Steve Flormann reported that NJDEP is postponing flood hazard area rule changes by at least a year due to economic impact concerns. No formal votes were taken on substantive items; the board approved the May minutes and opened and closed public comment sessions.

• Approved May 28, 2026 minutes (all in favor)
• Opened public comment session (all in favor)
• Closed public comment session (all in favor)
• Adjourned meeting at 7:51pm

Borough Council

The Pompton Lakes Borough Council will vote on a consent agenda of 26 resolutions, including contracts for vehicles, security cameras, and road projects, plus a $230,305.72 bill payment. They will also introduce two ordinances and hold a public hearing for final adoption of Ordinance 26-21 on soliciting hours. Two road closure requests for community events will be considered.

• Authorizing payment of bills/wires in the amount of $230,305.72
• Award contract to Mind's Eye Technologies for security cameras for $29,523.00
• Award contracts for DPW garbage truck and utility vehicles
• Introduce Ordinance 26-22 to add Civic Community Center section
• Final adoption of Ordinance 26-21 on soliciting hours

The Pompton Lakes Borough Council approved a $230,305.72 bill list and a 26-item consent agenda covering contracts, grants, and appointments. They also passed several resolutions in separate action, including the purchase of new vehicles for the Office of Emergency Management and Police Department, and security cameras. Two ordinances were introduced for first reading, and one ordinance was adopted on final reading.

• Approved $230,305.72 in pre-paid bills (unanimous)
• Approved 26-item consent agenda including vehicle purchases, grant applications, and appointments (unanimous)
• Approved $48,357.67 for OEM utility vehicle and $22,502.34 for its upfitting (unanimous)
• Awarded $29,523.00 contract for security cameras to Mind's Eye Technologies (unanimous)
• Approved $58,319.22 for a Police Department Chevrolet Tahoe (unanimous)
• Introduced Ordinance 26-22 to add Civic Community Center section (5-0)
• Introduced Ordinance 26-23 to amend employee salary ranges (5-0)
• Adopted Ordinance 26-21 amending solicitor and canvasser time of operation (5-0)

Zoning Board of Adjustment

Environmental Committee

The Environmental Committee is reviewing a service report from AquaClear Lake for June 23, 2026. The report details an algaecide treatment for minor filamentous algae in Pompton Lake with no water use restrictions, and a survey of Twin Lake showing no significant nuisance vegetation growth.

• Algaecide applied to Pompton Lake for minor filamentous algae control
• No water use restrictions posted after Pompton Lake treatment
• Twin Lake surveyed; past treatments effective, no significant growth
• Water quality readings: Pompton Lake temp 72°F, DO 6.9 ppm, pH 6.3
• Technician: Robert Ottmann

The Environmental Committee received a service report from AquaClear Lake documenting treatment and survey work on June 23, 2026. Algaecide was applied to Pompton Lake to control minor filamentous algae growth, with no water use restrictions posted. A survey of Twin Lake found no significant growth of targeted nuisance vegetation, indicating past treatments were effective.

• Applied algaecide to Pompton Lake for filamentous algae control
• No water use restrictions posted after treatment
• Surveyed Twin Lake; no significant nuisance vegetation growth observed

Redevelopment Agency

Planning Board

Environmental Committee

The Pompton Lakes Environmental Protection Committee is holding its regular June meeting. The agenda includes old business reports, new business items on the lake, National Night Out, trail maintenance support, and educational/civic engagement, plus a tabled item on a boat rental season event. The meeting is largely procedural, with no major decisions or contracts listed.

• Lake Report
• National Night Out
• Supporting Trail Maintenance Days
• Supporting Pompton Lakes Educational/Civic Engagement
• Collaboration with Rec. for 'The Pompton Paddle' (tabled)

The Pompton Lakes Environmental Protection Committee approved a resolution recommending Shannon McGill for the open committee position. The committee also discussed updates on the Open Space Committee, including new lightning detection signs, a future sidewalk installation by the County, and the Hershfield Park Bridge ribbon cutting on June 15. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting was largely informational.

• Approved resolution to recommend Shannon McGill for open EPC position (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of April 9, 2026 (unanimous, with Bernadette Chillemi abstaining)

Open Space Committee

The Pompton Lakes Open Space Committee is holding a regular meeting to discuss updates on local parks and open space projects. Items include signage for the new sports complex, the dedication of the William Baig Footbridge, and improvements to Hershfield Park. The committee will also review the Open Space Trust Fund balance of $350,870.58 and consider a summer recess.

• Open Space Trust Fund balance: $350,870.58 as of May 2026
• Signage discussion for Joe Grill/Willow Field/Joe Black/Don Jenkings/Feinbloom Fields
• Ribbon cutting for William Baig Footbridge in Hershfield Park on June 15
• Hershfield Park wish list: fountain, pavilion, and other amenities
• Updates on Lakeside Ave/Muller Property reconstruction wish list

The Pompton Lakes Open Space Committee voted to create a Signage Subcommittee to review and potentially change signage at the Joe Grill/Willow Field sports complex, after members raised concerns about the current wording and lack of committee review. The committee also discussed updates on the Hershfield Park footbridge dedication, park inventory, and the Lakeside Ave/Muller Property reconstruction project, which is delayed due to higher fencing costs. A motion to cancel the July meeting failed, so meetings will continue as scheduled.

• Created Signage Subcommittee for sports complex signage (motion by Lloyd Kent, second by Mike Riga)
• Motion to cancel July meeting failed; meetings will proceed
• Approved minutes from May 14, 2026, unanimously
• Tabled proposed Katie Cole Park project ideas

Borough Council

The Pompton Lakes Borough Council is meeting to approve a consent agenda with resolutions including a $2.44 million bond ordinance for various improvements, a non-binding referendum on employee health benefit contributions, and contracts for the Hershfield Park Phase III walking paths project. The council will also introduce an ordinance amending solicitation hours and hold public hearings on two other ordinances. The meeting includes routine approvals of bills totaling $3,754,932.55 and personnel actions.

• Bond ordinance 26-18: $2,438,726 appropriation, $1,667,300 in bonds for various improvements
• Non-binding referendum on employee health benefit contributions (1.5% of salary) for Nov 3, 2026 election
• Contract awards for Hershfield Park Phase III walking paths: Darmofalski Engineering ($ engineering) and DMC Associates ($ surveying)
• Ordinance 26-21 introduction: amending solicitors/canvassers time of operation
• Ordinance 26-20 final adoption: prohibiting boat trailer parking on Chalen Court

The Borough Council approved a $2,438,726 bond ordinance for various capital improvements, authorized a non-binding referendum on employee health benefit contributions, and introduced an ordinance to limit door-to-door canvassing hours to 7 p.m. The council also approved a consent agenda including contracts for Hershfield Park improvements and several personnel actions.

• Approved bond ordinance 26-18 for $2,438,726 (5-0)
• Approved non-binding referendum on employee health benefit contributions (5-1)
• Introduced ordinance 26-21 limiting door-to-door canvassing to 7 p.m. (5-0)
• Approved $3,754,932.55 in bill lists
• Awarded $35,000 engineering contract to Darmofalski Engineering for Hershfield Park
• Awarded $5,000 surveying contract to DMC Associates for Hershfield Park
• Approved hiring Xavier Murillo as full-time laborer at $43,000/year
• Approved hiring Brian Dehas as truck driver heavy at $50,000/year

Borough Council

The Pompton Lakes Borough Council is holding a special awards meeting to present commendations to police officers, dispatchers, and other personnel for actions during 2025 incidents, including a structure fire at 1155 Ringwood Avenue, a medical emergency at Valbruna, and a joint arrest with the FBI. The agenda includes public comment, a closed session, and adjournment.

• Medal of Valor, Life-Saving, Purple Heart, Meritorious Service, Distinguished Performance, and Unit Citation awards for the November 17, 2025 structure fire at 1155 Ringwood Avenue
• Life-Saving and Distinguished Performance awards for the November 5, 2025 medical emergency at Valbruna
• Unit Citation for the September 24, 2025 joint arrest with the FBI
• Officer of the Year 2025: Detective Sergeant Daniel Cottrell
• Chief's Award 2025: Detective Edlis Zaku

The Borough Council held a special meeting solely for a police awards ceremony, presenting medals and citations to officers for actions including a structure fire rescue, a medical emergency at Valbruna, and a joint arrest with the FBI. Awards included the Medal of Valor, Life-Saving Award, Purple Heart, Meritorious Service, Distinguished Performance, Unit Citations, Officer of the Year, and Chief's Award. No other business was conducted; the meeting was opened and closed for public comment with no comments made, and adjourned at 6:39 p.m.

• Presented Medal of Valor to 5 officers for Nov 17, 2025 structure fire at 1155 Ringwood Avenue
• Awarded Life-Saving Awards to 3 officers for Nov 5, 2025 medical emergency at Valbruna
• Awarded Purple Heart to 2 officers for fire rescue injuries
• Presented Meritorious Service Awards to 4 officers for fire response
• Awarded Distinguished Performance Awards to dispatcher and admin assistant for fire response
• Presented Unit Citation to 7 officers for Sept 24, 2025 joint arrest with FBI
• Named Detective Sergeant Daniel Cottrell as Officer of the Year 2025
• Named Detective Edlis Zaku as Chief's Award 2025

Shade Tree Commission

This is a routine Shade Tree Commission meeting agenda with no substantive action items. It consists of standard procedural sections including public comment, approval of previous minutes, and reports from the chair, co-chair, treasurer, and commissioners. No decisions, proposals, or discussions of specific tree-related matters are listed.

• Public comment period
• Approval of previous month's minutes
• Reports from Chair Anne Tacinelli and Co-Chair Pete Auteri
• Shade Tree Liaison report from Councilwoman Maria Kent
• Treasury, county, field checks, and utility liaison reports

The Pompton Lakes Shade Tree Commission met on June 8, 2026, and approved the minutes from the May 11, 2026 meeting. They discussed several open tree applications, including a possible pruning at 156 Whitney, a tree at 59 Albany Ave that will not be removed per an arborist's report, and a decision pending on a tree at 37 Falk Place. The commission also noted the 2026 budget of $60K was approved by the council, with $15K for planting, $40K for removals, and $5K for miscellaneous. No final decisions were made on tree removals or pruning; most items remain open for follow-up.

• Approved minutes from May 11, 2026 meeting
• Reopened application 24.015 for 59 Albany Ave; tree not removed per arborist report
• Kept open application 22.014 for 156 Whitney; pruning considered for spring 2026
• Noted 2026 budget approved by council: $60K total
• Tabled decision on 37 Falk Place tree; removal or pruning pending
• Followed up on unauthorized pruning at 101 Ramapo Ave
• Planned 17 new trees and 3 replacement trees for spring planting

Flood Advisory Board

The Pompton Lakes Flood Advisory Board is meeting to approve April minutes and take public comment. The main business covers a 2026 River Hazard Assessment & Drone Survey RFP, a Watershed Improvement Plan meeting, spring outreach for rain barrels, Flood Hazard Area rule changes, and Block 9512. Committee reports cover stormwater management, flood legislation, CRS, and open space.

• 2026 River Hazard Assessment & Drone Survey RFP
• Watershed Improvement Plan Meeting
• Spring Outreach | Rain Barrel Support
• Flood Hazard Area Rule Changes
• Block 9512

The Flood Advisory Board approved a resolution recommending the borough develop a plan for handling fallen trees on or near private property that impact waterways, including liability and permitting assessments. The board also discussed the 2026 River Hazard Assessment drone survey data, a FEMA BRIC grant application for Block 9512, and the cancellation of the rain barrel project due to the vendor's lack of NJ business registration. No other formal decisions were made.

• Approved resolution urging borough to create plan for fallen trees in waterways (unanimous)
• Tabled drone survey review until June/July meeting
• Cancelled rain barrel project due to vendor's invalid NJ business registration
• Discussed FEMA BRIC grant application for Block 9512, no action taken

Borough Council

The Pompton Lakes Borough Council will consider introducing a $2,438,726 bond ordinance for various improvements, approve $884,405.05 in bills, and act on a consent agenda with numerous hires and contracts. They will also hold public hearings and final adoption votes on ordinances amending recycling center rules and setting employee salary ranges. The meeting includes several presentations and proclamations.

• Bond ordinance 26-18: $2,438,726 for various improvements, authorizing $1,667,300 in bonds
• Payment of bills/wires totaling $884,405.05
• Place-to-place transfer of liquor license for Empire Wine & Liquors from 84 to 119 Wanaque Avenue
• Shared services agreement with Riverdale for fire official services
• Hiring of multiple DPW truck drivers and laborers, plus summer camp staff

The Pompton Lakes Borough Council approved a $884,405.05 bill list and a consent agenda that included hiring four truck drivers and four laborers for the DPW, renewing liquor licenses, and adopting a personnel policies manual. The council also introduced a $2.44 million bond ordinance for various improvements and adopted two ordinances, including one fixing employee salary ranges. The pedestrian bridge at Hershfield Park was dedicated in memory of former Councilman William Baig.

• Approved $884,405.05 in bills (all in favor)
• Approved consent agenda with 27 resolutions, including hiring 8 DPW staff (all in favor)
• Introduced bond ordinance 26-18 for $2,438,726 for various improvements (5-0)
• Adopted ordinance 26-16 amending recycling center rules (5-0)
• Adopted ordinance 26-17 fixing employee salary ranges (5-0)
• Dedicated pedestrian bridge at Hershfield Park in memory of William Baig (all in favor)
• Approved closing Lakeside Avenue for high school graduation on June 18 (all in favor)
• Rescinded introduction of ordinance 26-19 on solicitation to revise it (all in favor)

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Pompton Lakes Zoning Board of Adjustment is holding a regular meeting with no applications on the agenda. The board will approve payments totaling $1,600 for professional and legal services, and consider a resolution for a property at 129 Riverview Road. The agenda is otherwise procedural, with no public hearings or new business.

• Approval of bills: $962.50 to Colliers Engineering & Design for professional services
• Approval of bills: $637.50 to Maraziti Falcon LLP for legal services
• Resolution BOA 26-01 for 129 Riverview Road (Block 9000 Lot 38)
• Correspondence: ordinances from Bloomingdale and Pompton Lakes on zoning, walls, animal feeding, and police awards

The Pompton Lakes Zoning Board of Adjustment held a regular meeting with no applications to discuss or review. The board approved professional service bills totaling $2,634.50 and approved Resolution BOA 26-01 for Susan Halat at 129 Riverview Road. No substantive land-use decisions were made.

• Approved professional service bills totaling $2,634.50 (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution BOA 26-01 for Susan Halat, 129 Riverview Road (unanimous)

Redevelopment Agency