Clinton, New Jersey
Clinton New Jersey average (US Census ACS)
Population2,784
Per-capita income$61,852
Median home value$407,800
Typical home value $528,652 +1.4% yr/yr · +33.1% 5-yr
Home-value trend 2000–2026 (Zillow ZHVI)
Reuniones recientes
Mon Jul 20, 2026
Environmental Commission Agenda
Environmental Commission discusses pollinator garden and upcoming Green Fair
The Environmental Commission will review updates on the Community Energy Planning Grant and the Mayor's Monarch Pledge. The body will discuss a potential homeowner grant program for the Nocturnal Pollinator Garden and plan for the September 12 Green Fair.
- Nocturnal Pollinator Garden lighting quote and potential homeowner grant program
- Planning for the September 12 Clinton Township Green Fair
- Community Energy Planning Grant (CEPG) update
- Walgreens landscaping report
- Beyond Plastics Program
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TOWN OF CLINTON ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION
MEETING AGENDA
ᡚ Monday, July 20, 2026
ཟ 7:30 PM
ަZoom
1. Call to Order
2. Open Public Meetings Act (OPMA) Statement
In accordance with the Open Public Meetings Act, notice of this meeting and agenda were posted at
the Clinton Municipal Building and on the Town's website at www.clintonnj.gov .
3. Roll Call
4. Public Comment
Open to members of the public to share comments or concerns.
5. Approval of Minutes
Review and approval of the May 2026 meeting minutes
6. Correspondence
7. Council Liaison Report – John
Community Energy Planning Grant (CEPG) Update
Mayor's Monarch Pledge
Ruppell Road Resurfacing
River Discharge
River Cleanup
Discussion of June town walk-around
8. Land Use Liaison Report – Jay
Walgreens Landscaping
9. Shade Tree/Clinton Conservancy Report – Denise
10. Old Business
Nocturnal Pollinator Garden
o Lighting quote
o Possible change in project direction to include a homeowner grant program
11. New Business
Clinton Township Green Fair – September 12
o Establish planning subcommittee
o Environmental Commission display (budget funds available)
Beyond Plastics Program
August Meeting
o Discuss whether to cancel or postpone
12. Adjournment
Thu Jul 16, 2026
Shade Tree Commission Agenda
Shade Tree Commission to discuss tree inventory and maintenance
The Shade Tree Commission will meet to review the 2026 tree inventory and scheduled takedowns. The body will also discuss tree watering and specific maintenance for ash trees and cherry trees.
- 2026 tree inventory update
- 2026 tree takedowns
- Pruning cherry trees on Main St.
- Treatment of ash trees at Community Center
- Adding a shade tree request form to the website
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TOWN OF CLINTON SHADE TREE COMMISSION AGENDA
July 16, 2026, at 7:30 PM via Zoom
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CALL TO ORDER
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE
OPMA Statement of Compliance – “In conformance with the Open Public
Meetings Act, notice of this meeting and the agenda was posted at the
Clinton Municipal Building and the Town’s website at www.clintonnj.gov.”
ATTENDANCE
1)
PUBLIC COMMENTS
2) APPROVAL OF MINUTES FROM June 2026 Minutes
3)
COUNCIL LIAISON REPORT (Kim)
4)
ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION LIAISON REPORT (Denise)
5)
CORRESPONDENCE
6)
BUSINESS
a) Tree Inventory 2026 update
b) Takedowns 2026
c) Watering trees
d) Check out Cranford Shade Tree Commission.- Work on our website adding a form to
request
a
future
shade
tree.
Rich
changed
the
website
so
it
is
easier
to
find
Shade
Tree.
https://www.cranfordnj.org/shade-tree-commission
e) Pruning Cherry trees on Main St.
f) Treat ash trees at Community Center
g) anything else?
7)
NEXT MEETING IS THURSDAY August 20 AT 7:30 PM
8)
ADJOURNMENT
Wed Jul 8, 2026
Mayor and Council Agenda
El Concejo votará sobre un préstamo de $3.97M para la sustitución de la tubería principal de agua
El Concejo Municipal de Clinton votará sobre varias resoluciones, incluyendo un préstamo de construcción de $3.97 millones del New Jersey Infrastructure Bank para un proyecto de sustitución de la tubería principal de agua, una reserva de capacidad de agua para un desarrollo de viviendas asequibles de 12 unidades en West Street, y una solicitud de subvención para el fresado y reasfaltado del pavimento de Fairview Avenue. Otros puntos incluyen la adopción del Plan de Energía Comunitaria, el nombramiento de personal de agua y caminos, y la aprobación de eventos especiales como un medio maratón y un picnic municipal con BYO y fuegos artificiales.
- Resolución #116-26: Nota de préstamo de construcción de $3.97M para el proyecto de sustitución de la tubería principal de agua (Proyecto #1005001-022)
- Resolución #113-26: Reserva de capacidad de agua (2,160 GPD) para el desarrollo multifamiliar de 12 unidades de Annandale Village LLC en 6 West Street
- Resolución #114-26: Solicitud de subvención al NJDOT para el proyecto de fresado y reasfaltado del pavimento de Fairview Avenue
- Resolución #118-26: Adopción del Plan de Energía Comunitaria de Clinton Town
- Resoluciones #122-124: Nombramientos de Superintendente, Capataz y Líder de Cuadrilla de Agua y Caminos
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CLINTON TOWN COUNCIL
REGULAR MEETING AGENDA
JULY 8, 2026 AT 7:00PM In Person
MAYOR AND COUNCIL MEETING ROOM
MUNICIPAL BUILDING
FLAG SALUTE
ROLL CALL
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE
1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: REGULAR MEETING MINUTES FROM JUNE 10, 2026
2. APPROVAL OF MONTHLY REPORTS
3. PUBLIC COMMENTS
4. MAYOR’S COMMENTS
5. SWEARING IN OF OFFICER OLEKSIY KUYAN AND LUKAS BAKERIAN
6. SPECIAL EVENTS:
A. Main Street Half Marathon & 4 Miler- October 18, 2026
B. Santacon 8K: December 19, 2026
C. Banner Request for Unity Bank Charity Car Show Sunday, October 4, 2026
7. RESOLUTION #113-26 APPROVING WATER CAPACITY RESERVATION #L26-02
8. RESOLUTION #114-26 APPROVAL OF A GRANT APPLICATION TO DOT FOR PAVEMENT
MILL & RESURFACING PROJECT FOR FAIRVIEW AVENUE
9. RESOLUTION #115-26 CERTIFICATION OF 2025 AUDIT
10. RESOLUTION #116-26 CONSTRUCTION LOAN NOTE RESOLUTION FOR I-BANK FOR
WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT PROJECT
11. RESOLUTION #117-26 RESCINDING THE ACCEPTANCE OF A GRANT FROM FY 2022
12. RESOLUTION #118-26 ADOPTING THE CLINTON TOWN COMMUNITY ENERGY PLAN
13. RESOLUTION #119-26 AUTHORZING THE CFO TO REFUND ESCROW BALANCES
14. RESOLUTION #120-26 PERMITTING BYO AT HUNTS MILLS PARK FOR TOWN PICNIC
15. RESOLUTION #121-26 PERMITTING FIREWORKS AT HUNTS MILL PARK DURING TOWN
PICNIC
16. RESOLUTION #122-26 AUTHORIZING APPOINTMENT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF WATER &
ROADS
17. RESOLUTION #123-26 AUTHORIZING APPOINTMENT OF FOREMAN OF WATER & ROADS
18.
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Wed Jul 8, 2026
Mayor and Council Agenda
Town approves up to $3.97 million construction loan notes for water main replacement
The Clinton Town Council met on July 8, 2026 to consider a series of resolutions and reports. It approved a water capacity reservation of 2,160 gallons per day for a multi‑family development at 6 West Street. The Council authorized the submission and execution of grant application MA‑2027‑00057 to the New Jersey Department of Transportation for the Fairview Avenue pavement mill and resurfacing project. It adopted a construction financing loan resolution authorizing issuance of notes up to $3,970,000 to fund the water main replacement project and approved appointments for superintendent, foreman and crew leader of Water & Roads.
- Approval of Water Reservation Application #L26‑02 for 2,160 GPD at 6 West Street (Resolution #113‑26)
- Authorization to submit Grant Application MA‑2027‑00057 for Fairview Avenue pavement mill & resurfacing (Resolution #114‑26)
- Certification of the 2025 annual audit (Resolution #115‑26)
- Construction loan note resolution authorizing issuance of notes up to $3,970,000 for water main replacement (Resolution #116‑26)
- Appointment of Superintendent, Foreman and Crew Leader of Water & Roads (Resolutions #122‑26, #123‑26, #124‑26)
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CLINTON TOWN COUNCIL
REGULAR MEETING AGENDA
JULY 8, 2026 AT 7:00PM In Person
MAYOR AND COUNCIL MEETING ROOM
MUNICIPAL BUILDING
FLAG SALUTE
ROLL CALL
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE
1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: REGULAR MEETING MINUTES FROM JUNE 10, 2026
2. APPROVAL OF MONTHLY REPORTS
3. PUBLIC COMMENTS
4. MAYOR’S COMMENTS
5. SWEARING IN OF OFFICER OLEKSIY KUYAN AND LUKAS BAKERIAN
6. SPECIAL EVENTS:
A. Main Street Half Marathon & 4 Miler- October 18, 2026
B. Santacon 8K: December 19, 2026
C. Banner Request for Unity Bank Charity Car Show Sunday, October 4, 2026
7. RESOLUTION #113-26 APPROVING WATER CAPACITY RESERVATION #L26-02
8. RESOLUTION #114-26 APPROVAL OF A GRANT APPLICATION TO DOT FOR PAVEMENT
MILL & RESURFACING PROJECT FOR FAIRVIEW AVENUE
9. RESOLUTION #115-26 CERTIFICATION OF 2025 AUDIT
10. RESOLUTION #116-26 CONSTRUCTION LOAN NOTE RESOLUTION FOR I-BANK FOR
WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT PROJECT
11. RESOLUTION #117-26 RESCINDING THE ACCEPTANCE OF A GRANT FROM FY 2022
12. RESOLUTION #118-26 ADOPTING THE CLINTON TOWN COMMUNITY ENERGY PLAN
13. RESOLUTION #119-26 AUTHORIZING THE CFO TO REFUND ESCROW BALANCES
14. RESOLUTION #120-26 PERMITTING BYO AT HUNTS MILLS PARK FOR TOWN PICNIC
15. RESOLUTION #121-26 PERMITTING FIREWORKS AT HUNTS MILL PARK DURING TOWN
PICNIC
16. RESOLUTION #122-26 AUTHORIZING APPOINTMENT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF WATER &
ROADS
17. RESOLUTION #123-26 AUTHORIZING APPOINTMENT OF FOREMAN OF WATER & ROADS
18.
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Tue Jul 7, 2026
Land Use Board Agenda
Audiencia pública para varianza de letrero y plan de sitio en 86 West Main Street
La Junta de Uso de Suelo llevará a cabo una audiencia pública para la solicitud de Shammy Shine de una varianza de letrero y un plan de sitio menor para un letrero terrestre y alteraciones de techo en 86 West Main Street (Block 6 Lot 1). La reunión también incluye la aprobación de actas anteriores, comentarios públicos, discusión de la junta, posible sesión ejecutiva y aprobación de comprobantes.
- Audiencia pública para varianza de letrero y plan de sitio menor en 86 West Main Street (Block 6 Lot 1) por Shammy Shine
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AGENDA
TOWN OF CLINTON LAND USE BOARD
JULY 7, 2026
Hybrid Meeting
The Meeting of the Town of Clinton Land Use Board to be held on Tuesday, July 7, 2026
at 7:00pm in the Municipal Building, 43 Leigh Street, Clinton NJ 08809 and on “Zoom”.
Please note this meeting will be a hybrid meeting. If you wish to log in remotely you
can do so on “zoom”. Log in information below.
REGULAR MEETING:
1). Approval of regular minutes of June 2, 2026
2). Public Hearing for Block 6 Lot 1- 86 West Main Street- Shammy Shine- Sign
Variance and Minor Site Plan for Ground Sign and Roof Alterations.
3). Public Comment
4). Board Discussion
5). Executive Session if Needed
6). Voucher approval
7). Adjournment
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Thu Jun 18, 2026
Shade Tree Commission Agenda
La Comisión de Árboles de Sombra discutirá el inventario de árboles y actualizaciones del sitio web
La Comisión de Árboles de Sombra de Clinton se reunirá para recibir actualizaciones sobre el inventario de árboles de 2026 y la tala de árboles, discutir los esfuerzos de riego y revisar mejoras del sitio web inspiradas en la Comisión de Árboles de Sombra de Cranford. La reunión también incluirá comentarios públicos, la aprobación de las actas de mayo e informes de enlace. No se enumeran votos vinculantes ni decisiones financieras.
- Actualización del Inventario de Árboles 2026
- Discusión sobre talas 2026
- Riego de árboles
- Revisión del sitio web de la Comisión de Árboles de Sombra de Cranford para un posible formulario de solicitud de un futuro árbol de sombra
- Cambios en el sitio web para que la página de Árboles de Sombra sea más fácil de encontrar
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TOWN OF CLINTON SHADE TREE COMMISSION AGENDA
June 18, 2026, at 7:30 PM via Zoom
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CALL TO ORDER
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE
OPMA Statement of Compliance – “In conformance with the Open Public
Meetings Act, notice of this meeting and the agenda was posted at the
Clinton Municipal Building and the Town’s website at www.clintonnj.gov.”
ATTENDANCE
1)
PUBLIC COMMENTS
2) APPROVAL OF MINUTES FROM May 2026 Minutes
3)
COUNCIL LIAISON REPORT (Kim)
4)
ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION LIAISON REPORT (Denise)
5)
CORRESPONDENCE
6)
BUSINESS
a) Tree Inventory 2026 update
b) Takedowns 2026
c) Watering trees
d) Check out Cranford Shade Tree Commission.- Work on our website adding a form to
request
a
future
shade
tree.
Rich
changed
the
website
so
it
is
easier
to
find
Shade
Tree.
https://www.cranfordnj.org/shade-tree-commission
e) anything else?
7)
NEXT MEETING IS THURSDAYJuly 16 AT 7:30 PM
8)
ADJOURNMENT
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TOWN OF CLINTON SHADE TREE COMMISSION MINUTES
June 18, 2026, at 7:30 PM via Zoom
ATTENDANCE - Whitney Wetherill, Norma Kania, Claire Birmingham, Jonathan Wall,
Denise
Birmingham
1)
PUBLIC COMMENTS - none
2) APPROVAL OF MINUTES FROM May 2026 Minutes - approved
3)
COUNCIL LIAISON REPORT (Kim) - none
4)
ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION LIAISON REPORT (Denise) - non present
5)
CORRESPONDENCE
There have been several fallen trees in the knolls. We need to have clear expectations
about
who
is
responsible.
Rich
Phelan
is
looking
over
the
language
in
the
ordinance.
There is a new redbud on Spruce Run Rd. that may have lost its top by a fallen tree.
There is a tree at 37 Main St. that we need to check on its health.
We also need to prune low branches and suckers on the Main St. Cherry trees and in
front
of
the
Clinton
House.
Denise
and
Norma
will
do
this
soon.
6)
BUSINESS
a) Tree Inventory 2026 update - ArborPro is very busy and has not yet scheduled
our
tree
inventory
that
needs
to
be
done
this
calendar
year.
b) Takedowns 2026 - none so far
c) Watering trees - bags are set up and we will try to water using the town truck
when
Janice
is
available.
d) Check out Cranford Shade Tree Commission.- Work on our website adding a form to
request
a
future
shade
tree.
Rich
changed
the
website
so
it
is
easier
to
find
Shade
Tree.
https://www.cranford
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Wed Jun 17, 2026
Historic Commission Agenda
La comisión histórica discutirá una solicitud en 37 Main Street
La Comisión de Preservación Histórica de Clinton discutirá una solicitud para una demostración en 37 Main Street. La agenda también incluye la aprobación de las actas de la reunión de marzo. Este es el único punto sustantivo en una agenda que, por lo demás, es procedimental.
- Solicitud para una demostración en 37 Main Street
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Historic Preservation Commission
June 17th 2026, 7:00PM
47 Leigh Street
Clinton, NJ 08809
1. Call to Order
2. Approval of March Minutes
3. Meeting in behalf of the request for the demonstration at 37 Main Street.
Tue Jun 16, 2026
Environmental Commission Agenda
La Comisión Ambiental se suspenderá para realizar una caminata del Equipo Verde
La Comisión Ambiental de Clinton llevará a cabo una reunión regular con comentarios públicos y aprobación de actas anteriores, para luego suspender la sesión y realizar una caminata del Equipo Verde a diversas ubicaciones de espacios abiertos. La agenda es mayormente procedimental y no incluye decisiones ni propuestas específicas.
- Periodo de comentarios públicos abierto para los residentes
- Revisión y aprobación de las actas de la reunión de mayo de 2026
- Suspensión de la sesión para realizar una caminata del Equipo Verde a ubicaciones de espacios abiertos alrededor de la ciudad
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T o w n o f C l i n t o n E n v i r o n m e n t a l
C o m m i s s i o n
Meeting Agenda
Tuesday, June 16, 2026
ཟ 6:30 PM – In-Person at Town Hall, 43 Leigh Street, Clinton
________________________________________________________________________________
1. Call to Order
2. Open Public Meetings Act (OPMA) Statement of Compliance
"In accordance with the Open Public Meetings Act, notice of this meeting and agenda were
posted at the Clinton Municipal Building and on the Town ’s website at www.clintonnj.gov."
3. Roll Call
4. Public Comment
(Open to members of the public to share comments or concerns)
5. Approval of Minutes
- Review and approval of minutes from May 202 6 meeting
6. Adjourn to Green Team Meeting
Walk to various open space locations around town
Wed Jun 10, 2026
Mayor and Council Agenda
Adjudicación de contrato de $1.99M para rehabilitación de clarificador tras rechazar oferta baja errónea
El concejo votará sobre la adjudicación de un contrato de $1,998,125.00 a JVS Industrial Contractors para el Clarifier No. 2 Rehabilitation Project, tras rechazar una oferta menor debido a errores matemáticos. También considerarán la contratación de dos nuevos oficiales de policía con un salario de $68,475.03 cada uno y la aprobación de los salarios de recreación de verano de 2026. La reunión incluye proclamaciones para el equipo de béisbol CPS Bulldogs y el Mes de la Mariposa Monarca, así como un nombramiento para el Economic Development Committee.
- Adjudicar contrato de $1,998,125.00 a JVS Industrial Contractors para el Clarifier #2 Rehabilitation Project
- Contratar a Oleksiy Kuyan como oficial de policía con un salario de $68,475.03 por año
- Contratar a Lukas Bakerian como oficial de policía con un salario de $68,475.03 por año
- Aprobar los salarios de recreación de verano de 2026 para directores, maestros y consejeros
- Nombrar a Norma Kania para el Economic Development Committee
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✓ Decidido: Council awarded $1.998M contract to JVS Industrial Contractors for Clarifier No. 2 rehab
The council approved the meeting minutes and monthly reports, appointed Norma Kania to the Economic Development Committee, approved a fire‑safety permit waiver for the Boy Scouts, and approved a refund to Flying High Limo. It adopted Resolution #109‑26 awarding a $1,998,125 contract to JVS Industrial Contractors for the Clarifier No. 2 rehabilitation project. The council also approved the 2026 summer recreation salaries and hired Oleksiy Kuyan and Lukas Bakerian as new police officers.
- Approved meeting minutes (all ayes)
- Approved monthly reports (all ayes)
- Appointed Norma Kania to Economic Development Committee (all ayes)
- Approved fire safety permit and waived fee for Boy Scouts (all ayes)
- Approved refund to Flying High Limo (all ayes)
- Awarded $1,998,125 contract to JVS Industrial Contractors for Clarifier No. 2 rehab (all ayes)
- Approved 2026 summer recreation salaries (all ayes)
- Hired Oleksiy Kuyan as police officer (all ayes)
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CLINTON TOWN COUNCIL
REGULAR MEETING AGENDA
JUNE 10, 2026 AT 7:00PM In Person
MAYOR AND COUNCIL MEETING ROOM
MUNICIPAL BUILDING
REVISED
FLAG SALUTE
ROLL CALL
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE
1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: REGULAR AND EXECUTIVE SESSION MEETING MINUTES FROM
MAY 27, 2026 AND JUNE 4, 2026 SPECIAL MEETING
2. APPROVAL OF MONTHLY REPORTS FOR MONTH OF MAY
3. PUBLIC COMMENTS
4. MAYOR’S COMMENTS
5. PROCLAMATION – CPS BULLDOGS BASEBALL TEAM LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS
6. PROCLAMATION- RECOGNIZING JUNE 2026 AS MONARCH BUTTERFLY MONTH
7. APPOINTMENT TO THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE-NORMA KANIA
8. APPROVAL TO PAY TITLE COMPANY FOR WORK ASSOCIATED WITH THE EDA GRANT
9. APPROVAL FOR FIRE SAFETY PERMIT FOR THE FLAG RETIREMENT CEREMONY
10. REFUND TO FLYING HIGH LIMO
11. RESOLUTION #109-26 AWARDING A CONTRACT TO JVS INDUSTRIAL CONTRACTORS FOR
THE CLARIFIER #2 REHABILIATION PROJECT
12. RESOLUTION #110-26 2026 SUMMER RECREATION SALARIES
13. RESOLUTION #111-26 HIRING OLEKSIY KUYAN AS A NEW POLICE OFFICER
14. RESOLUTION #112-26 HIRING LUKAS BAKERIAN AS A NEW POLICE OFFICER
15. CORRESPONDENCE
16. PRESENTATION- BEN PARVEY FROM BLUE SKY POWER VIA ZOOM
17. REPORTS OF COUNCIL
18. STANDBY AND OVERTIME
19. PAYMENT OF BILLS
20. EXECUTIVE SESSION – IF NECESSARY
21. ADJOURNMENT
TOWN OF CLINTON
HUNTERDON COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
RESOLUTION #109-26
RESOLUTION AWARDING A CONTRACT FOR THE CLARIFIER NO. 2
REHABILITATION P
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Regular Council Meeting
June 10, 2026
This meeting was called to order at 7:01 pm. 7683
Flag Salute.
Roll Call: Bruno, Kashwick, Padmos, Stentz, Traphagen, Mayor Kovach
Absent: Mr. Perloff
Also present: Police Chief, Tim McGuire, Town Attorney Tara St. Angelo and Town Clerk, Suzie Givone
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE:
Mayor Kovach read the following statement: “Adequate notice of this meeting has been provided,
indicating the time and place of the meeting and the proposed agenda, which notice was posted, made
available on the Town of Clinton’s website, and filed with the Clerk of the Town of Clinton in accordance
with Section 3(d) of Chapter 231 of the Public Laws of 1975.”
NJSA 10:4-8(b) authorizes municipalities to conduct public meetings through use of streaming services
and other online meeting platforms. Recently adopted P.L. 2020, c.11 amends OPMA to clarify that in
times of emergency public bodies may vote, accept public comment and cause a meeting to be open to the
public via electronic means.
The Town of Clinton is a public meeting as well as using ZOOM Video Meetings. Please be aware that
this meeting is being recorded for the public record, therefore if Zoom becomes unavailable during the
meeting and it cannot quickly be fixed, Council will continue with the remainder of the meeting.
Please use the chat feature in ZOOM to indicate that you wish to be recognized for a comment or a
question. You must provide your name and address to be recognized. You can also
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Thu Jun 4, 2026
Mayor and Council Agenda
El Concejo votará sobre el permiso de evento especial para el Pride Family Festival
La agenda de esta reunión especial contiene un solo punto: una votación para aprobar el permiso de evento especial para el Clinton Pride Family Festival programado para el 7 de junio de 2026. No se discutirá ni decidirá ningún otro asunto.
- Aprobación del permiso de evento especial para el Clinton Pride Family Festival el 7 de junio de 2026
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✓ Decidido: Council approved special event permit for Clinton Pride Family Festival
The council voted to approve a special event permit for the Clinton Pride Family Festival scheduled for June 7, 2026 at Gephardt Field. The motion was made by Councilmember Traphagen, seconded by Padmos, and passed with all ayes. No discussion was recorded.
- Approved special event permit for Clinton Pride Family Festival (all ayes)
- Adjourned meeting at 9:15 AM (motion passed)
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CLINTON TOWN COUNCIL
SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA
JUNE 4, 2026 AT 9AM In Person and Virtual
MAYOR AND COUNCIL MEETING ROOM
MUNICIPAL BUILDING
FLAG SALUTE
ROLL CALL
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE
1. APPROVAL OF SPECIAL EVENT- CLINTON PRIDE FAMILY FESTIVAL – JUNE 7, 2026
2. ADJOURNMENT
Tue Jun 2, 2026
Land Use Board Agenda
Audiencia pública para varianza de letrero y plan de sitio en 86 West Main Street
La Junta de Uso de Suelo de Clinton llevará a cabo una reunión híbrida el 2 de junio de 2026. Realizarán revisiones de integridad para dos solicitudes y celebrarán una audiencia pública para una varianza de letrero y un plan de sitio menor en 86 West Main Street. Otros puntos incluyen la aprobación de actas, comentarios públicos, discusión de la junta y una posible sesión ejecutiva.
- Revisión de integridad para Block 2 Lot 27.03 (114 West Main Street) – cambio de uso de oficina a residencial (Chun Myung Park)
- Revisión de integridad para Block 17, Lot 2 & Block 17.01, Lot 2.03 (1638 Rt. 31 North) – aprobaciones de plan de sitio enmendadas para las fases 2-4 (Ansuya Enterprises, LLC)
- Audiencia pública para Block 6 Lot 1 (86 West Main Street) – varianza de letrero y plan de sitio menor para letrero terrestre y alteraciones de techo (Shammy Shine)
- Aprobación de comprobantes
- Sesión ejecutiva si es necesario
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Wed May 27, 2026
Mayor and Council Agenda
El Concejo considerará un bono de $450K para la policía, bomberos, carreteras y otros proyectos de capital
El Concejo llevará a cabo audiencias públicas sobre tres ordenanzas: una ordenanza de capital de servicios de alcantarillado de $142,000, una ordenanza de capital de servicios de agua de $382,000 y una ordenanza de bonos de $450,725 para diversas mejoras de capital, incluyendo un vehículo policial, equipo de bomberos, mejoras viales y equipo para la brigada de rescate. También considerarán resoluciones para la renovación de licencias de licor, un acuerdo de depósito en garantía con SNG Properties y una presentación de Blue Sky Power.
- Audiencia pública sobre la Ordenanza de Bonos 2026-11: $450,725 para un SUV policial, cámaras térmicas de bomberos, un cobertizo de sal, alumbrado público en Kings Crossing y Riverside Drive, y equipo de protección para el rescate
- Audiencia pública sobre la Ordenanza de Capital de Alcantarillado 2026-09: $142,000 para un camión, conductos de efluentes, un elevador de autos y un interruptor de transferencia
- Audiencia pública sobre la Ordenanza de Capital de Agua 2026-10: $382,000 para limpieza de tanques, analizadores Hach, deshumidificadores, un cobertizo de almacenamiento y una segadora de brazo
- Resolución #102-26: Renovación de la licencia de club para Hunterdon Art Museum
- Resolución #107-26: Enmienda al contrato de servicios profesionales con Nadar House of Design
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✓ Decidido: Council adopted $450,725 bond for police, fire, road equipment
The Council approved three ordinances: $142,000 for sewer utility improvements, $382,000 for water utility improvements, and a $450,725 bond ordinance financing police, fire, street, and rescue squad equipment and facilities. All votes were unanimous. The minutes of the May 13 meeting were also approved (with one abstention).
- Approved minutes of May 13, 2026 (all ayes; Councilman Perloff abstained)
- Adopted Ordinance 2026-09 for sewer utility improvements ($142,000 from Sewer Capital Improvement Fund) (6-0)
- Adopted Ordinance 2026-10 for water utility improvements ($382,000 from Water Capital Improvement Fund) (7-0)
- Adopted Bond Ordinance 2026-11 authorizing $450,725 appropriation and $428,189 in bonds for police vehicle/fingerprinting, fire equipment, boom mower, salt barn, streetlights, truck body, and rescue gear (7-0)
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CLINTON TOWN COUNCIL
REGULAR MEETING AGENDA
MAY 27, 2026 AT 7:00PM In Person
MAYOR AND COUNCIL MEETING ROOM
MUNICIPAL BUILDING
FLAG SALUTE
ROLL CALL
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE
1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: REGULAR MEETING MINUTES FROM MAY 13, 2026
2. PUBLIC COMMENTS
3. MAYOR’S COMMENTS
4. PUBLIC HEARING OF ORDINANCE 2026-09 CAPITAL ORDINANCE FOR SEWER UTILITY
IMPROVEMENTS
5. PUBLIC HEARING OF ORDINANCE 2026-10 CAPITAL ORDINANCE FOR WATER UTILITY
IMPROVEMENTS
6. PUBLIC HEARING OF BOND ORDINANCE 2026-11 VARIOUS CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
7. RESOLUTION #101-26 INSERTION OF A SPECIAL ITEM OF REVENUE INTO THE 2026
BUDGET FOR CLEAN COMMUNITIES PROGRAM
8. RESOLUTION #102-26 RENEWAL CLUB LICENSE FOR HUNTERDON ART MUSEUM
9. RESOLUTION #103-26 RENEWAL PLENARY RETAIL DISTRIBUTION LIQUOR LICENSE FOR
JD CORPORATION
10. RESOLUTION #104-26 RENEWAL PLENARY RETAIL COMSUMPTION LIQUOR LICENSE FOR
CLINTON HOUSE
11. RESOLUTION #105-26 AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AN ESCROW AGREEMENT WITH SNG
PROPERTIES, LLC
12. RESOLUTION #106-26 APPROVING WATER CAPACITY RESERVATION FOR CLINTON
HOUSE
13. RESOLUTION #107-26 AMENDING THE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE CONTRACT WITH NADAR
HOUSE OF DESIGN
14. CORRESPONDENCE
15. PRESENTATION- BEN PARVEY FROM BLUE SKY POWER VIA ZOOM
16. REPORTS OF COUNCIL
17. STANDBY AND OVERTIME
18. PAYMENT OF BILLS
19. EXECUTIVE SESSION – RESOLUTION #108-26 ADVICE OF ATTORNEY/POTENTIAL
LITIGATION
20. ADJOURNMENT
TOWN OF CLI
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Thu May 21, 2026
Shade Tree Commission Agenda
La Comisión de Árboles de Sombra revisará el inventario de árboles, el Día del Árbol y las talas
La Comisión de Árboles de Sombra discutirá actualizaciones del inventario de árboles de 2026, hará un recuento del Arbor Day 2026 y revisará las talas del año. También abordarán el riego de los árboles y considerarán añadir un formulario de solicitud al sitio web del municipio, inspirándose en el enfoque de Cranford. La reunión es una sesión de trabajo y no se esperan votaciones sobre estos puntos.
- Actualización del Inventario de Árboles 2026
- Recuento del Arbor Day 2026
- Revisión de talas 2026
- Discusión sobre el riego de árboles
- Mejora del sitio web: añadir un formulario de solicitud de árboles de sombra
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✓ Decidido: Commission approves tree removal at 27 Spruce Run Rd, adopts April minutes
The Shade Tree Commission approved the April 2026 meeting minutes and a tree takedown application at 27 Spruce Run Road. A separate application at 20 Spruce Run Road remains pending. No other substantive decisions were made.
- Approved minutes of April 2026 meeting
- Approved tree takedown application at 27 Spruce Run Rd
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TOWN OF CLINTON SHADE TREE COMMISSION AGENDA
May 21, 2026, at 7:30 PM via Zoom
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CALL TO ORDER
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE
OPMA Statement of Compliance – “In conformance with the Open Public
Meetings Act, notice of this meeting and the agenda was posted at the
Clinton Municipal Building and the Town’s website at www.clintonnj.gov.”
ATTENDANCE
1)
PUBLIC COMMENTS
2) APPROVAL OF MINUTES FROM April 2026 Minutes
3)
COUNCIL LIAISON REPORT (Kim)
4)
ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION LIAISON REPORT (Denise)
5)
CORRESPONDENCE
6)
BUSINESS
a) Tree Inventory 2026 update
b) Arbor Day 2026 - Recap
c) Takedowns 2026
d) Watering trees
e) Check out Cranford Shade Tree Commission.- Work on our website adding a form to
request
a
future
shade
tree.
Rich
changed
the
website
so
it
is
easier
to
find
Shade
Tree.
https://www.cranfordnj.org/shade-tree-commission
f) anything else?
7)
NEXT MEETING IS THURSDAYJune 18 AT 7:30 PM
8)
ADJOURNMENT
Mon May 18, 2026
Environmental Commission Agenda
La Comisión Ambiental escuchará la presentación de la subvención CEPG y discutirá sobre PFAS
La Comisión Ambiental de Clinton recibirá informes sobre varias subvenciones, incluida una presentación de la subvención CEPG programada para el 27 de mayo ante el Alcalde y el Concejo, y seguimientos sobre las subvenciones de Sustainable Jersey y Raritan Headwaters. También escucharán una presentación sobre PFAS de la Musconetcong Watershed Association, discutirán sobre Walgreen's Landscaping y revisarán el Mayors Monarch Pledge. La reunión concluirá con la planificación de la sesión presencial de junio.
- Presentación de la subvención CEPG al Alcalde y al Concejo el 27 de mayo
- Seguimiento de la subvención Sustainable Jersey con JCP&L
- Presentación de PFAS de la Musconetcong Watershed Association
- Discusión sobre Walgreen's Landscaping
- Mayors Monarch Pledge
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T o w n o f C l i n t o n E n v i r o n m e n t a l
C o m m i s s i o n
Meeting Agenda
Monday , May 18 , 2026
ཟ 7:30 PM - Zoom
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1. Call to Order
2. Open Public Meetings Act (OPMA) Statement of Compliance
"In accordance with the Open Public Meetings Act, notice of this meeting and agenda were
posted at the Clinton Municipal Building and on the Town ’s website at www.clintonnj.gov."
3. Roll Call
4. Public Comment
(Open to members of the public to share comments or concerns)
5. Approval of Minutes
- Review and approval of minutes from April 202 6 meeting
6. Correspondence
7. Council Liaison Report – John
CEPG Grant – Presentation on May 27 to Mayor and Council
Sustainable Jersey Grant – Follow-up with JCP&L
Raritan Headwaters Grant
Bergen County Bike Plan
PFAS Presentation (Musconetcong Watershed Assocation )
Mayors Monarch Pledge
8. Land Use Liaison Report – Jay
Walgreen ’s Landscaping
9. Shade Tree/Conservancy – Denise
1 0 . Other Items
Sust a inable Jersey Summit Debrief
Logistics of June Meeting (In-Person)
1 2 . Adjournment
Wed May 13, 2026
Mayor and Council Agenda
El Concejo considerará una ordenanza de bonos por $450,725 para mejoras de capital
El Concejo Municipal de Clinton presentará tres ordenanzas: dos ordenanzas de capital para mejoras de los servicios de alcantarillado ($142,000) y agua ($382,000), y una ordenanza de bonos que asigna $450,725 para diversas mejoras de capital (policía, bomberos, carreteras, escuadrón de rescate, equipo general) con $428,189 en bonos. También votarán resoluciones para adjudicar un contrato a Nader House of Design, establecer políticas de reembolso del campamento de verano y apoyar acciones estatales de atención médica. La reunión incluye comentarios públicos e informes.
- Presentación de la Ordenanza 2026-09: $142,000 para mejoras del servicio de alcantarillado (camión, impulsores de efluentes, elevador de autos, interruptor de transferencia)
- Presentación de la Ordenanza 2026-10: $382,000 para mejoras del servicio de agua (limpieza de tanques, analizadores, deshumidificadores, granero de almacenamiento, cortadora de brazo)
- Presentación de la Ordenanza de Bonos 2026-11: asignación de $450,725 para policía, bomberos, carreteras, escuadrón de rescate y equipo general
- Resolución #97-26: Adjudicación de un contrato a Nader House of Design
- Resolución #98-26 y #99-26: Autorización de reembolsos y establecimiento de la política de reembolso para el campamento de verano
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✓ Decidido: Council approved $450,725 bond ordinance for various capital improvements
The council adopted Ordinance 2026-09, appropriating $142,000 for sewer utility improvements, and Ordinance 2026-10, appropriating $382,000 for water utility improvements. It also passed Bond Ordinance 2026-11, authorizing $450,725 in capital projects and the issuance of $428,189 in bonds. All motions carried with unanimous ayes. The council also approved the April 22 minutes and the April monthly reports.
- Approved April 22 minutes (all ayes, Perloff abstained) – motion carried
- Approved April monthly reports (all ayes) – motion carried
- Adopted Ordinance 2026-09 for sewer improvements, $142,000 appropriation (all ayes) – motion carried
- Adopted Ordinance 2026-10 for water improvements, $382,000 appropriation (all ayes) – motion carried
- Adopted Bond Ordinance 2026-11 authorizing $450,725 capital projects and $428,189 bonds (all ayes) – motion carried
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CLINTON TOWN COUNCIL
REGULAR MEETING AGENDA
MAY 13, 2026 AT 7:00PM In Person
MAYOR AND COUNCIL MEETING ROOM
MUNICIPAL BUILDING
FLAG SALUTE
ROLL CALL
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE
1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: REGULAR MEETING MINUTES FROM APRIL 22, 2026
2. PUBLIC COMMENTS
3. MAYOR’S COMMENTS
4. INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCE 2026-09 CAPITAL ORDINANCE FOR SEWER UTILITY
IMPROVEMENTS
5. INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCE 2026-10 CAPITAL ORDINANCE FOR WATER UTILITY
IMPROVEMENTS
6. INTRODUCTION OF BOND ORDINANCE 2026-11 VARIOUS CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
7. RESOLUTION #97-26 AWARDING A CONTRACT TO NADER HOUSE OF DESIGN
8. RESOLUTION #98-26 AUTHORIZING CERTAIN REFUNDS FOR SUMMER CAMP
9. RESOLUTION #99-26 ESTABLISHING A REFUND POLICY FOR TOC SUMMER CAMP
PROGRAM
10. RESOLUTION #100-26 SUPPORTING STATE ACTION OF HEALTH CARE AFFORDABILITY,
TRANSPARENCY, AND ACCOUNTABILITY
11. CORRESPONDENCE – The Mayor’s Challenge, Go Over the Edge for Clean Water
12. REPORTS OF COUNCIL
13. STANDBY AND OVERTIME
14. PAYMENT OF BILLS
15. EXECUTIVE SESSION – IF NECESSARY
16. ADJOURNMENT
TOWN OF CLINTON
HUNTERDON COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
SEWER UTILITY
CAPITAL ORDINANCE NO. 2026-09
CAPITAL ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF CLINTON SEWER UTILITY, IN THE COUNTY
OF HUNTERDON, STATE OF NEW JERSEY, AUTHORIZING THE MAKING OF
IMPROVEMENTS IN, BY AND FOR THE TOWN OF CLINTON SEWER UTILITY AND
APPROPRIATING THEREFOR THE SUM OF $142,000.00 FROM THE SEWER CAPITAL
IMPROVEMENT FUND FO
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Tue May 5, 2026
Land Use Board Agenda
Uso de varianza para convertir oficina a residencial en 114 West Main Street
La Junta de Uso de Suelo llevará a cabo una revisión de integridad para una varianza de uso para cambiar una propiedad en 114 West Main Street de uso de oficina a residencial. También se llevará a cabo una audiencia pública para una varianza de letrero y un plan menor de sitio en 86 West Main Street. La reunión incluye la aprobación de actas, comentarios públicos, discusión de la junta y aprobaciones de comprobantes.
- Revisión de integridad para Block 2 Lot 27.03 en 114 West Main Street: Varianza de Uso para cambio de uso de oficina a residencial (Chun Myung Park)
- Audiencia Pública para Block 6 Lot 1 en 86 West Main Street: Varianza de Letrero y Plan Menor de Sitio para letrero terrestre y alteraciones de techo (Shammy Shine)
- Aprobación de actas regulares del 17 de febrero de 2026
- Aprobación de comprobantes
- Posible sesión ejecutiva
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AGENDA
The Meeting of the Town of Clinton Land Use Board to be held on Tuesday, May 5, 2026
at 7:00pm in the Municipal Building, 43 Leigh Street, Clinton NJ 08809
REGULAR MEETING:
1). Approval of regular minutes of February 17, 2026
2). Completeness review for Block 2 Lot 27.03 -114 West Main Street- Chun
Myung Park- Use Variance for Change of Use from office use to residential
use
3). Public Hearing for Block 6 Lot 1- 86 West Main Street- Shammy Shine- Sign
Variance and Minor Site Plan for Ground Sign and Roof Alterations.
4). Public Comment
5). Board Discussion
6). Executive Session if Needed
7). Voucher approval
8). Adjournment
Wed Apr 29, 2026
Environmental Commission Agenda
La Comisión Ambiental discutirá subvenciones, asuntos de árboles y limpiezas
La Comisión Ambiental de Clinton llevará a cabo una reunión regular con comentarios públicos, aprobación de las actas de marzo de 2026 e informes de enlace que cubren las subvenciones de CEPG y Sustainable Jersey, el presupuesto de 2026, la recertificación, la recolección de medicamentos recetados, el Mayor's Monarch Pledge y actualizaciones sobre árboles de sombra/conservación. No se enumeran votos sobre ordenanzas o contratos; los puntos son solo de discusión e informes.
- Discusión sobre el estado de la subvención CEPG y la subvención de Sustainable Jersey
- Actualización de la recertificación de Sustainable Jersey
- Mención de la limpieza del río Raritan Headwaters
- Informe de árboles de sombra/conservación de Denise
- Actualizaciones sobre el Mayors Monarch Pledge y la recolección de medicamentos recetados
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C o m m i s s i o n
Meeting Agenda
Wednesday, April 29, 2026
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1. Call to Order
2. Open Public Meetings Act (OPMA) Statement of Compliance
"In accordance with the Open Public Meetings Act, notice of this meeting and agenda were
posted at the Clinton Municipal Building and on the Town ’s website at www.clintonnj.gov."
3. Roll Call
4. Public Comment
(Open to members of the public to share comments or concerns)
5. Approval of Minutes
- Review and approval of minutes from March 202 6 meeting
6. Correspondence
7. Council Liaison Report – John
CEPG Grant
2026 Budget
Sustainable Jersey Grant
CEPG Grant
Raritan Headwaters Grant
Sustainable Jersey Recertification
Prescription Drug Pickup
Mayors Monarch Pledge
8. Land Use Liaison Report – Jay
9. Shade Tree/Conservancy – Denise
1 0 . Other Items
Raritan Headwaters River Cleanup
Sustinable Jersey Summit
1 2 . Adjournment
Wed Apr 22, 2026
Mayor and Council Agenda
El pueblo adopta ordenanza para aumentar el presupuesto de 2026 en $168,586.74
El Concejo Municipal de Clinton aprobó una ordenanza que incrementa el presupuesto municipal de 2026 en $168,586.74, un aumento del 3.5% respecto al año anterior. El concejo también adoptó el presupuesto municipal de 2026, nombró a nuevos líderes del departamento de alcantarillado y autorizó un contrato de servicios arquitectónicos para un establo histórico en 37 Main Street.
- Ordenanza #2026-08: aumento del presupuesto de 2026 en $168,586.74 (3.5% por encima del límite)
- Resolución #86-26: adopción del presupuesto municipal de 2026
- Resolución #87-26: nombrar a Eli Pieretti como Superintendente de Alcantarillado, salario de $95,009.60/año
- Resolución #88-26: nombrar a Jozef Sudnik como Capataz de Alcantarillado, salario de $70,332.80/año
- Resolución #90-26: adjudicar contrato a Eclectic Architecture LLC para la demolición del establo en 37 Main Street, financiado mediante depósito en garantía
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✓ Decidido: Council adopts 2026 municipal budget and exceeds budget cap
The Council approved the April 8 meeting minutes (Padmos abstained). It adopted Ordinance #2026-08 to increase the 2026 budget by 3.5%, exceeding the municipal cap. The body also adopted Resolutions #96-26, #85-26, and #86-26, formally adopting the 2026 municipal budget. All votes were unanimous except the noted abstention.
- Approved April 8 meeting minutes (Padmos abstained, others ayes)
- Adopted Ordinance #2026-08 to exceed budget cap (all ayes)
- Adopted Resolution #96-26 for self‑examination of 2026 budget (all ayes)
- Adopted Resolution #85-26 authorizing budget to be read by title only (all ayes)
- Adopted Resolution #86-26 authorizing adoption of the 2026 municipal budget (all ayes)
- Opened public hearing on Ordinance #2026-08 (all ayes)
- Closed public hearing on Ordinance #2026-08 (all ayes)
- Closed the 2026 budget public hearing (all ayes)
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CLINTON TOWN COUNCIL
REGULAR MEETING AGENDA
April 22, 2026 AT 7:00PM In Person
MAYOR AND COUNCIL MEETING ROOM
MUNICIPAL BUILDING
REVISED 4-22-26
FLAG SALUTE
ROLL CALL
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE
1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: REGULAR MEETING MINUTES FROM APRIL 8, 2026
2. PUBLIC COMMENTS
3. MAYOR’S COMMENTS
4. RECOGNIZING MAX WENDLING AS POLICE OFFICER OF THE YEAR FOR 2025
5. PUBLIC HEARING OF CAP ORDINANCE #26-08
6. RESOLUTION #96-26 SELF-EXAMINATION OF BUDGET
7. ADOPTION OF 2026 MUNICIPAL BUDGET/PUBLIC HEARING
8. RESOLUTION #85-26 AUTHORIZING BUDGET TO BE READ BY TITLE ONLY
9. RESOLUTION #86-26 AUTHORIZING THE ADOPTION OF THE 2026 BUDGET
10. PRESENTATION
- Gulshan Chhabra, independent living facility at Courtyard assisted living
11. RESOLUTION #87-26 APPOINTMENT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF SEWER
12. RESOLUTION #88-26 APPOINTMENT OF FOREMAN OF SEWER
13. RESOLUTION #89-26 AMENDING APPOINTMENT TERM FOR GEORGE SOPKO
14. RESOLUTION #90-26 AWARDING CONTRACT TO ECLECTIC ARCHITECTURE LLC
15. RESOLUTION #91-26 MEMORIALIZING THE IMMEDIATE SUSPENSION WITHOUT PAY OF
OFFICER PIETRASZESKI
16. RESOLUTION #92-26 AUTHORIZING AN AGREEMENT WITH A WATER CUSTOMER
RELATING TO WATER BILLING REPAYMENT
17. RESOLUTION #93-26 AUTHORIZING THE HIRING OF A LABORER FOR THE WASTE WATER
TREATMENT PLANT
18. RESOLUTION #94-26 AUTHORIZING THE HIRING OF A LABORER FOR WATER/ROADS
19. RESOLUTION #95-26 AUTHORIZING THE HIRING OF A LABORER FOR WATER/ROADS
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Thu Apr 16, 2026
Shade Tree Commission Agenda
El evento del Día del Árbol 2026 el 24 de abril incluye 100 plantones de redbud para estudiantes
La Shade Tree Commission se reunirá para finalizar el Día del Árbol 2026 el 24 de abril en el anexo del ayuntamiento, que incluirá la plantación de un árbol, una proclama y la distribución de plantones de redbud a 53 estudiantes de tercer grado. La comisión también discutirá una actualización sobre el inventario de árboles del pueblo y la sustitución de un cerezo conmemorativo en Main Street. Las remociones anteriores se han completado, y se plantará un cerezo kwanzan con una placa pagada por la comisión.
- Celebración del Día del Árbol 2026 programada para el 24 de abril a las 10am en el anexo del ayuntamiento con la plantación de un Eastern Redbud frente al edificio de finanzas y el homenaje a Ceil Covino
- 100 plantones de redbud solicitados para 53 estudiantes de tercer grado, con llegada el 20 de abril
- El cerezo conmemorativo en Main será reemplazado por un cerezo kwanzan; el triturado del tocón estará a cargo de Mark Spanner y la placa será pagada por Shade Tree
- Actualización sobre el inventario de árboles de 2026
- Sitio web actualizado para incluir un formulario de solicitud de un futuro árbol de sombra, basado en la Shade Tree Commission de Cranford
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✓ Decidido: Commission approved Arbor Day planting and replacement cherry tree on Main
The Shade Tree Commission approved the March 2026 minutes. It authorized ArborPro to conduct the 2026 tree inventory early summer. The commission confirmed Arbor Day activities, including planting Eastern Redbud trees, ordering 100 redbud saplings, and preparing a plaque. It also approved the removal of a damaged tree on Main and the planting of a new Kwanzan cherry tree with a commemorative plaque.
- Approved March 2026 minutes (unanimous)
- Authorized ArborPro to perform 2026 tree inventory (early summer)
- Approved Arbor Day 2026 planting of Eastern Redbud and 100 redbud saplings
- Approved creation and installation of plaque for Arbor Day honoree
- Approved removal of damaged tree on Main and planting of Kwanzan cherry tree
- Approved Shade Tree Commission funding for memorial plaque on new cherry tree
- Approved addition of shade‑tree request form to the town website
- Approved distribution of Arbor Day email blast (contact Rich)
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Passcode: 962360
CALL TO ORDER
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE
OPMA Statement of Compliance – “In conformance with the Open Public
Meetings Act, notice of this meeting and the agenda was posted at the
Clinton Municipal Building and the Town’s website at www.clintonnj.gov.”
ATTENDANCE
1)
PUBLIC COMMENTS
2) APPROVAL OF MINUTES FROM March 2026
3)
COUNCIL LIAISON REPORT (Kim)
4)
ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION LIAISON REPORT (Denise)
5)
CORRESPONDENCE - Ragozine
6)
BUSINESS
a) Tree Inventory 2026 update
b) Arbor Day 2026 - April 24 at 10am at town hall annex
1) Mayor and council notified. 2) Eastern Redbud purchased at Mendham Garden Center. It is planted in
front
of
the
finance
building.
3) Ceil Covino is the honoree for the tree. Janice wrote the plaque message.
Plaque
is
in.
Proclamation
is
made.
Dan
Shea
will
read
a
poem.
4) There are 53 - 3rd graders. Denise placed the order for 100 redbud
saplings
due
to
arrive
April
20.
Denise
will
wrap
and
print
care
directions.
5) Publicity - genesis blast - contact Rich 6) Anything else?
c) Takedowns complete & Memorial tree to replace cherry on Main update
Mark Spanner will grind the stump for the replacement cherry. The family will be
ordering a
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Wed Apr 15, 2026
Historic Commission Agenda
La Comisión revisará la documentación de la propiedad en 37 Main Street
La Comisión de Preservación Histórica revisará la documentación relacionada con 37 Main Street y discutirá una propuesta para una bandera de durazno del Red Mill Museum. La aprobación rutinaria de las actas anteriores también está en la agenda.
- Revisión de la documentación sobre 37 Main Street
- Discusión sobre la creación de la bandera de durazno del Red Mill Museum
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Historic Preservation Commission
April 15 th 2026 , 7:00 P M
47 Leigh Street
Clinton, NJ 08809
1. Call to Order
2. Approval of March minutes
3. Review of the documentation on 37 Main Street.
4. Red Mill Museum peach flag creation (Holly)
Wed Apr 8, 2026
Mayor and Council Agenda
El Concejo cancelará un gravamen fiscal, aprobará actas y tomará nota de eventos especiales
El Concejo Municipal de Clinton votará sobre la Resolución #84-26 para cancelar un gravamen fiscal sobre el Block 31, Lot 7 C0232 tras un pago de redención de $9,850.29 y una prima de $1,800. La agenda también incluye la aprobación de actas de reuniones anteriores, informes mensuales y anuncios para la Mill to Mill Peace Flag Celebration (14 de junio) y Cruisin' Clinton (26 de abril). Están programados comentarios públicos y una sesión ejecutiva.
- La Resolución #84-26 autoriza la cancelación del gravamen fiscal sobre el Block 31, Lot 7 C0232 (evaluado a Manual Mendoza) con una redención de $9,850.29 y una prima de $1,800 a Bala Partners, LLC
- Aprobación de las actas de la sesión regular y ejecutiva del 25 de marzo de 2026
- Evento especial: Mill to Mill Peace Flag Celebration el domingo 14 de junio de 2026
- Evento especial: Cruisin' Clinton el domingo 26 de abril de 2026
- Comentarios públicos y posible sesión ejecutiva
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✓ Decidido: Council cancels $9,850.29 tax lien on Block 31 Lot 7
The council approved minutes from March 25 (Bruno abstained), special events including a peace flag celebration and car cruise, and Resolution #84-26 authorizing the tax collector to cancel a lien on Block 31, Lot 7 after receiving $9,850.29 in redemption plus $1,800.00 premium. Standby and overtime payments and the voucher list for bills were also approved unanimously.
- Approved Regular & Executive Session minutes from March 25 (Bruno abstained)
- Approved special events: Mill to Mill Peace Flag Celebration (June 14) and Cruisin’ Clinton (April 26)
- Adopted Resolution #84-26 canceling a tax lien on Block 31, Lot 7 after $9,850.29 payment
- Approved standby and overtime list (unanimous)
- Approved payment of bills voucher list (unanimous)
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CLINTON TOWN COUNCIL
April 8, 2026
7:00 P.M.
100% Virtual
FLAG SALUTE
ROLL CALL
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE
1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: REGULAR MEETING MINUTES FROM MARCH 25, 2026, AND
EXECUTIVE SESSION MEETING MINUTES FROM MARCH 25, 2026
2. APPROVAL OF MONTHLY REPORTS
3. PUBLIC COMMENTS
4. MAYOR’S COMMENTS
5. SPECIAL EVENT: MILL TO MILL PEACE FLAG CELEBRATION, SUNDAY, JUNE 14, 2026
CRUISIN’ CLINTON, SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 2026
6. RESOLUTION #84-26 AUTHORIZING THE TAX COLLECTOR TO CANCEL A TAX LIEN
7. REPORTS OF COUNCIL
8. STANDBY AND OVERTIME
9. PAYMENT OF BILLS
10. EXECUTIVE SESSION (IF NECESSARY)
11. ADJOURNMENT
TOWN OF CLINTON
HUNTERDON COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
RESOLUTION #84-26
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE TAX COLLECTOR TO CANCEL A LIEN
WHEREAS, the Tax Collector of the Town of Clinton has been paid $9,850.29, the amount necessary to
redeem Tax Sale Certificate #22-00007 on Block 31, Lot 7 C0232, as assessed to Manual Mendoza and purchased
by Bala Partners, LLC.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, on this 8th day of April, 2026 by the Mayor and Council of
the Town of Clinton, County of Hunterdon, that the Chief Financial Officer be authorized to issue a check in the
amount of $9,850.29 for the lien redemption and a check in the amount of $1,800.00 for the premium, Bala
Partners, LLC, P.O. Box 303, Pottersville, NJ 07979, upon receipt of the Original Tax Sale Certificate endorsed
for cancellation, and;
BE IT FURT
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Wed Mar 25, 2026
Mayor and Council Agenda
Town Council will vote to increase the 2026 municipal budget by 3.5%, adding $168,586.74.
The Clinton Town Council meeting will consider several financial actions, including adopting Ordinance #26-08 to raise the 2026 budget by 3.5% ($168,586.74). Public hearings will be held for three bond ordinances covering a $900,000 federal grant, road improvements to Rupell Road, and upgrades to Wells 3A and 16. Additional resolutions will address affordable‑housing mortgage discharge, a professional service agreement amendment, and a temporary easement for a water main on West Main Street.
- Ordinance #26-08 – cap ordinance increasing the 2026 budget by 3.5% ($168,586.74)
- Bond Ordinance #26-05 – amendment adding a $900,000 CDS Community Federal Grant, total appropriation $1,300,000
- Bond Ordinance #26-06 – road improvements to Rupell Road, $180,000 appropriation with $100,000 bonds
- Bond Ordinance #26-07 – improvements to Wells 3A and 16 (public hearing)
- Resolution #79-26 – discharge of affordable housing mortgage
budgetbondsroadshousingordinance
✓ Decidido: Council adopts bond amendment adding $900,000 federal grant and raises budget cap
The Town Council approved banner requests for several community events. It adopted Ordinance #2026-05, amending the 2024 bond ordinance to include a $900,000 CDS Community Federal Grant and authorize $1.3 million in bonds. The council also passed Cap Ordinance #2026-08, increasing the 2026 municipal budget limit to 3.5%, an increase of $168,586.74 over the statutory cap.
- Approved banner requests (all ayes)
- Adopted Ordinance #2026-05 amending bond sections 1, 2, and 8 (6 ayes, 0 nays)
- Adopted Cap Ordinance #2026-08 to raise budget limit to 3.5% (majority approval)
- Approved minutes of March 11, 2026 meeting (all ayes)
- Approved budget workshop minutes (Feb 25 2026) and sewer budget minutes (Mar 9 2026) (all ayes)
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CLINTON TOWN COUNCIL
March 25, 2026
7:00 P.M.
Amended
FLAG SALUTE
ROLL CALL
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE
1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: REGULAR MEETING MINUTES FROM MARCH 11, 2026
2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: BUDGET WORKSHOP MINUTES FROM FEBRUARY 25, 2026, AND
SEWER BUDGET MINUTES FROM MARCH 9, 2026
3. APPROVAL OF MONTHLY REPORTS FROM TREASURER
4. PUBLIC COMMENTS
5. MAYOR’S COMMENTS
6. RECOGNIZING MAX WENDLING AS POLICE OFFICER OF THE YEAR FOR 2025
7. BANNER REQUEST- HUNTERDON ART MUSEUM
Ham it up-April 19, 2026
Mill to Mill Peace Flag Project – June 14, 2026
Summer Camps- June 22 – August 21, 2026
Artist’s Closet Clothing Sale- June 20 & 21, 2026
Immaculate Conception Parish Festival June 17-21
8. INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCE #26-08 – CAP ORDINANCE
9. INTRODUCTION OF THE 2026 MUNICIPAL BUDGET
10. PUBLIC HEARING FOR BOND ORDINANCE #26-05 AMENDING SECTION 1, 2 AND 8 OF
BOND ORDINANCE #24-15
11. PUBLIC HEARING FOR BOND ORDINANCE #26-06 PROVIDING FOR ROAD IMPROVEMENTS
TO RUPELL ROAD
12. PUBLIC HEARING FOR BOND ORDINANCE #26-07 IMPROVEMENTS TO WELLS 3A AND 16
13. RESOLUTION #79-26 DISCHARGE OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING MORTGAGE
14. RESOLUTION #80-26 AMENDING THE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE AGREEMENT FOR NADAR
HOUSE OF DESIGN
15. RESOLUTION #81-26 APPOINTING GEORGE SOPKO AS MUNICIPAL TAX ASSESSOR
16. RESOLUTION #82-26 ACCEPTING TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENTS FOR WATER
MAIN ALONG WEST MAIN STREET
17. CORRESPONDENCE – Thank you lett
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Regular Council Meeting
March 25, 2026
7603
This meeting was called to order at 7:00 pm.
Flag Salute.
Roll Call: Kashwick, Padmos, Perloff, Stentz, Traphagen, Mayor Kovach
Also present: Richard Phelan, Business Administrator, Kathy Olson, CFO and Suzie Givone, Clerk,
Town Attorney, Tara St. Angelo
Absent: Councilman Bruno
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE:
Mayor Kovach read the following statement: “Adequate notice of this meeting has been provided,
indicating the time and place of the meeting and the proposed agenda, which notice was posted, made
available to newspapers, and filed with the Clerk of the Town of Clinton in accordance with Section 3(d)
of Chapter 231 of the Public Laws of 1975.”
NJSA 10:4-8(b) authorizes municipalities to conduct public meetings through use of streaming services
and other online meeting platforms. Recently adopted P.L. 2020, c.11 amends OPMA to clarify that in
times of emergency public bodies may vote, accept public comment and cause a meeting to be open to the
public via electronic means.
The Town of Clinton is a public meeting as well as using ZOOM Video Meetings. Please be aware that
this meeting is being recorded for the public record, therefore if Zoom becomes unavailable during the
meeting and it cannot quickly be fixed, Council will continue with the remainder of the meeting.
Please use the chat feature in ZOOM to indicate that you wish to be recognized for a comment or a
question. You must provide your name and address to be recogniz
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Thu Mar 19, 2026
Shade Tree Commission Agenda
Shade Tree Commission plans Arbor Day 2026 event
The Shade Tree Commission is coordinating the April 24 Arbor Day event, including the planting of an Eastern Redbud and the distribution of 100 redbud saplings. The body is also discussing a memorial cherry tree replacement on Main Street and updates to the commission's website.
- Arbor Day 2026 scheduled for April 24 at 10am at town hall annex
- Purchase of 100 redbud saplings for 53 third graders
- Memorial cherry tree replacement on Main Street
- Tree Inventory 2026 status review based on budget
- Proposal to add a shade tree request form to the website
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✓ Decidido: Shade Tree Commission approved minutes and set Arbor Day tree‑planting plans
The commission approved the February 2026 minutes and scheduled Arbor Day 2026 for April 24 at 10 am in the town‑hall annex. It ordered 100 Eastern Redbud saplings ($100) from Mendham Garden Center, named Ceil Covino as the honoree, and confirmed 53 third‑graders will receive saplings. Membership and two applications were approved by the Arbor Day Foundation, and a purchase of 50 tree tubes, poles, and zip ties is being quoted.
- Approved February 2026 minutes (no vote tally recorded)
- Scheduled Arbor Day 2026 for April 24 at 10 am at town‑hall annex
- Ordered 100 Eastern Redbud saplings ($100) from Mendham Garden Center
- Designated Ceil Covino as Arbor Day honoree; plaque message written
- Confirmed 53 third‑grade students will receive saplings
- Approved membership and two applications (Arbor Day Foundation)
- Planned purchase of 50 tree tubes, poles, and zip ties; price quote pending
- Completed memorial cherry tree takedown; replacement Kwanzan cherry tree to be ordered; Shade Tree will pay for plaque
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TOWN OF CLINTON SHADE TREE COMMISSION AGENDA
Mar.. 19, 2026, at 7:30 PM via Zoom
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CALL TO ORDER
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE
OPMA Statement of Compliance – “In conformance with the Open Public
Meetings Act, notice of this meeting and the agenda was posted at the
Clinton Municipal Building and the Town’s website at www.clintonnj.gov.”
ATTENDANCE
1)
PUBLIC COMMENTS
2) APPROVAL OF MINUTES FROM Feb. 2026
3)
COUNCIL LIAISON REPORT (Kim)
4)
ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION LIAISON REPORT (John)
5)
CORRESPONDENCE - Center St (thank you Kim.)
6)
BUSINESS
a) Tree Inventory 2026 status depending on budget
c) Arbor Day 2026 - April 24 at 10am at town hall annex
1) Mayor and council notified. 2) Eastern Redbud will be purchased at Mendham Garden Center. We still
need
to
plant
it
-
possibly
the
town
can
use
the
backhoe
to
dig
the
hole
and
we
can
plant
it.
Mendham
Garden
Center
is
having
trouble
finding
someone.
3) Ceil Covino is the honoree for the tree. Janice wrote the plaque message.
It
is
being
ordered
by
Suzi.
Denise
will
check
on
this.
4) There are 53 - 3rd graders. Denise placed the order for 100 redbud
saplings.
It’s
in
progress.
Denise
will
check
on
this.
5) Publicity - genesis blast 6) Anything else?
d) Takedown updat
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TOWN OF CLINTON SHADE TREE COMMISSION MINUTES
Mar.. 19, 2026, at 7:30 PM via Zoom
ATTENDANCE - Jonathan Wall, Norma Kania, Claire Birmingham, Denise Birmingham
1)
PUBLIC COMMENTS- none
2) APPROVAL OF MINUTES FROM Feb. 2026
3)
BUSINESS
a) Tree Inventory 2026 status depending on budget - Kim will be contacting ArborPro.
c) Arbor Day 2026 - April 24 at 10am at town hall annex
1) Mayor and council notified. 2) Eastern Redbud purchased at Mendham Garden Center. ($100) the town
will
use
the
backhoe
to
dig
the
hole
and
we
will
plant
it
April
3
or
4.
3) Ceil Covino is the honoree for the tree. Janice wrote the plaque message.
It
has
arrived.
4) There are 53 - 3rd graders. Denise placed the order for 100 redbud
saplings.
5) Publicity - email blast
d) Takedown update & Memorial tree to replace cherry on Main update - takedowns
are
complete.Mark
Spanner
will
grind
the
stump
for
the
replacement
cherry.
The
family
will
be
ordering
a
kwanzan
cherry
tree.
Shade
Tree
will
pay
for
a
plaque.
e) Membership and 2 Applications completed - Approved by the Arbor Day Foundation.
f) We will buy 50 tree tubes, poles, and zip ties for the extra redbud saplings. Denise will
try
to
get
the
scouts
to
plant
these
in
both
Millview
and
Hunts
Mill
woods.
She
is
getting
a
price
quote
from
Mendham
Garden
Center.
7)
NEXT MEETING IS THURSDAY/A
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Wed Mar 18, 2026
Historic Commission Agenda
Commission will consider the Will on Hillsborough Ordinance
The Clinton Historic Preservation Commission will meet to review agenda items. The meeting includes approval of February minutes, a report on a meeting with Mayor Kovatch, distribution of plaque flyers for Halstead, Leigh, and West Main, consideration of the Will on Hillsborough Ordinance, creation of a peach flag for the Red Mill Museum, and a records class at the Hunterdon County records office. These items are for discussion and possible action by the commission.
- Approval of February minutes
- Report on Mayor Kovatch meeting
- Redistribution of plaque flyers for Halstead, Leigh, and West Main
- Will on Hillsborough Ordinance
- Red Mill Museum peach flag creation
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Historic Preservation Commission
March 18th 2026, 7:00PM
47 Leigh Street
Clinton, NJ 08809
1. Call to Order
2. Approval of February minutes
3. Report on Mayor Kovatch meeting.
4. Redistribution of plaque flyers for Halstead, Leigh, and West Main delivery
or mail.
5. Will on Hillsborough Ordinance
6. Red Mill Museum peach flag creation (Holly)
7. Records class at the Hunterdon County records office.
Mon Mar 16, 2026
Environmental Commission Agenda
Environmental Commission will consider the 2026 budget request and a pollinator grant extension
The Clinton Environmental Commission will review and approve minutes from the February meeting, receive reports on lighting ordinances, sustainability recertification, and land use, and discuss the 2026 budget request. An extension for the Nocturnal Pollinator Grant will also be considered. The meeting includes public comment and routine agenda items.
- 2026 Budget Request
- Nocturnal Pollinator Grant Extension
- Lighting Ordinance (Council Liaison Report)
- Sustainable Jersey Recertification (Council Liaison Report)
- MOA – Raritan Headwaters (Correspondence)
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✓ Decidido: Environmental Commission approved its 2026 budget as requested
The commission approved the minutes from the February 2026 meeting. The 2026 Environmental Commission budget was approved as requested. No other substantive actions were decided at this meeting.
- Approved February 2026 meeting minutes (motion by Denise Birmingham, seconded by Norma Kania)
- Approved 2026 Environmental Commission budget as requested
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Town of Clinton Environmental
Commission
Meeting Agenda
Monday, February 16, 2026
7:30 PM - Zoom
________________________________________________________________________________
1. Call to Order
2. Open Public Meetings Act (OPMA) Statement of Compliance
"In accordance with the Open Public Meetings Act, notice of this meeting and agenda were
posted at the Clinton Municipal Building and on the Town’s website at www.clintonnj.gov."
3. Roll Call
4. Public Comment
(Open to members of the public to share comments or concerns)
5. Approval of Minutes
- Review and approval of minutes from February 2026 meeting
6. Correspondence
MOA – Raritan Headwaters
Recycling Flyer
Community Energy Plan
7. Council Liaison Report – John
Lighting Ordinance
Sustainable Jersey Recertification
Mayors Monarch Pledge
8. Land Use Liaison Report – Jay
9. Shade Tree/Conservancy – Denise
10. 2026 Budget Request
11. Other Items
Nocturnal Pollinator Grant Extension
12. Adjournment
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C o m m i s s i o n
Meeting Minutes
March 16, 2026
7:30 PM – Zoom
1. Call to Order
The meeting was called to order at 7:34 PM.
2. Open Public Meetings Act (OPMA) Statement of Compliance
In accordance with the Open Public Meetings Act, notice of this meeting and agenda were
posted at the Clinton Municipal Building and on the Town ’s website at www.clintonnj.gov.
3. Roll Call
Present:
John Kashwick (Chair, Council Representative)
Jay Joyce (Land Use Representative)
Denise Birmingham (Shade Tree Representative)
Norma Kania
Mary Jo Kurtiak
Veronique Lambert
Dean Solomos
Guest:
Sophia (NJ Water)
4. Public Comment
No members of the public commented.
5. Approval of Minutes
The minutes from the February 2026 meeting were reviewed and approved.
Motion: Denise Birmingham
Second: Norma Kania
Vote: Approved
6. Correspondence
Raritan Headwaters MOA: The Memorandum of Agreement has been signed by Raritan
Headwaters and the Mayor and Council. Planting is scheduled for April 22 near the pond
and river at Hunts Mill Park. A corporate sponsor will assist with the majority of the
planting.
Recycling Flyer: The recycling flyer was distributed to residents last week. For next year, it
was suggested that the flyer include messaging encouraging residents to keep cardboard
dry.
Community Energy Plan: A meeting needs to be scheduled. Veronique Lambert and Norma
Kania requested a preliminary meeting with Blue Sky prior to the public presenta
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Wed Mar 11, 2026
Mayor and Council Agenda
Clinton Town Council to hold hearings on affordable housing and zoning
The Town Council will hold public hearings on ordinances regarding affordable housing requirements, development fees, and residential zoning regulations. The body will also introduce bond ordinances for well improvements and road work on Rupell Road.
- Public hearings for Ordinances #26-02, #26-03, and #26-04 regarding affordable housing and zoning
- Bond Ordinance #26-06: $2,000,000 supplemental appropriation for improvements to Wells 3A and 16
- Bond Ordinance #26-07: $180,000 for Rupell Road improvements, including a $80,000 state grant
- Bond Ordinance #26-05: Amendment to include a $900,000 CDS Community Federal Grant
- Resolution #69-26: Professional service agreement with CGP&H, LLC for affordable housing services
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✓ Decidido: Council adopts new affordable housing ordinance replacing Chapter 88
The council approved the minutes from the February 25 meeting. It approved a banner for the Uncork Summer Wine Festival. It adopted Ordinance #26-02, which repeals and replaces Chapter 88 to meet state affordable‑housing requirements. The ceremony swore in Chief Timothy McGuire and two senior officers.
- Approved February 25 minutes (all ayes)
- Approved Uncork Summer Wine Festival banner for May 25‑June 1 (all ayes)
- Adopted Ordinance #26-02 – new affordable‑housing ordinance (all ayes)
- Sworn in Chief of Police Timothy McGuire, Sergeant Alberto Bonilla, Corporal Jose Gonzalez
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CLINTON TOWN COUNCIL
CLINTON FIRE DEPARTMENT
MARCH 11, 2026
7:00 P.M.
REVISED 3-11-26
FLAG SALUTE
ROLL CALL
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE
1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: REGULAR MEETING MINUTES FROM FEBRUARY 25, 2026
2. APPROVAL OF MONTHLY REPORTS
3. PUBLIC COMMENTS
4. MAYOR’S COMMENTS
5. SWEARING IN CEREMONY:
CHIEF OF POLICE, TIMOTHY MCGUIRE
SERGEANT ALBERTO BONILLA
CORPORAL JOSE GONZALEZ
6. BANNER REQUEST FOR UNCORK SUMMER WINE FESTIVAL, JUNE 6 & 7, 2026
7. PUBLIC HEARING FOR ORDINANCE #26-02 REPLEALING AND REPLACING CHAPTER 88
FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING REQUIREMENTS
8. PUBLIC HEARING FOR ORDINANCE #26-03 REPLEALING AND REPLACING CHAPTER 88
FOR DEVELOPMENT FEE
9. PUBLIC HEARING FOR ORDINANCE #26-04 AMENDING PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 88 FOR
LAND USE ARTICLE VII ZONING REGULATIONS FOR RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT
10. INTRODUCTION OF BOND ORDINANCE #26-05 AMENDING SECTION 1,2 AND 8 OF BOND
ORDINANCE #24-15
11. INTRODUCTION OF BOND ORDINANCE #26-06 PROVIDING A SUPPLEMNTAL
APPROPRIATION OF $2,000,000 FOR IMPROVEMENTS TO WELLS 3A AND 16
12. INTRODUCTION OF BOND ORDINANCE #26-07 PROVIDING FOR ROAD IMPROVEMENTS
TO RUPELL ROAD
13. RESOLUTION #66-26 AUTHORIZING THE RECYCLING TONNAGE GRANT APPLICATION
14. RESOLUTION #67-26 ESTABLISHING A DEDICATION BY RIDER FOR SNOW REMOVAL
15. RESOLUTION #68-26 DISABLED VETERAN TAX EXEMPTION
16. RESOLUTION #69-26 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE AGREEMENT WITH CGP&H, LLC FOR
AFFORDABLE HOUSING SERVICES
17. RESO
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Regular Council Meeting
March 11, 2026
7530
This meeting was called to order at 7:00 pm. The meeting was held at the Clinton Fire House.
Flag Salute.
Roll Call: Bruno, (Virtual), Kashwick, Padmos, Perloff (Virtual), Stentz, Traphagen, Mayor Kovach
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE:
Mayor Kovach read the following statement: “Adequate notice of this meeting has been provided,
indicating the time and place of the meeting and the proposed agenda, which notice was posted, made
available to newspapers, and filed with the Clerk of the Town of Clinton in accordance with Section 3(d)
of Chapter 231 of the Public Laws of 1975.”
NJSA 10:4-8(b) authorizes municipalities to conduct public meetings through use of streaming services
and other online meeting platforms. Recently adopted P.L. 2020, c.11 amends OPMA to clarify that in
times of emergency public bodies may vote, accept public comment and cause a meeting to be open to the
public via electronic means.
The Town of Clinton is a public meeting as well as using ZOOM Video Meetings. Please be aware that
this meeting is being recorded for the public record, therefore if Zoom becomes unavailable during the
meeting and it cannot quickly be fixed, Council will continue with the remainder of the meeting.
Please use the chat feature in ZOOM to indicate that you wish to be recognized for a comment or a
question. You must provide your name and address to be recognized. You can also type in your
questions. Feel free going forward to email co
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Wed Feb 25, 2026
Mayor and Council Agenda
Clinton Town Council to introduce affordable housing and zoning ordinances
The Town Council will discuss the View 22 PILOT agreement and introduce three ordinances regarding affordable housing requirements, development fees, and residential zoning. The body is also appointing several new officers to the police department.
- Ordinance #26-02: Repealing and replacing Chapter 88 for affordable housing requirements
- Ordinance #26-03: Repealing and replacing Chapter 88 for development fees
- Ordinance #26-04: Amending Chapter 88 zoning regulations for residential development
- Resolution #57-26: Appointing Timothy McGuire as Chief of Police
- Resolution #63-26: Approving water agreement for St. Lukes project
affordable-housingzoningpolicepublic-worksappointments
✓ Decidido: Council introduced Ordinance #26-02 to overhaul affordable housing rules
The council approved the minutes from the February 11 meeting with a 6‑aye vote. A motion was made and seconded to introduce Ordinance #26-02, which would repeal and replace Chapter 88’s affordable housing requirements. Several other actions were approved unanimously, including a pilot agreement amendment, updates to the recreation committee roster, two special events, and a water refund of $67.82.
- Approved February 11 minutes (6 ayes)
- Motion to introduce Ordinance #26-02 made (no vote recorded)
- Amended pilot agreement to redact rental amount and members (all ayes)
- Updated recreation committee roster (all ayes)
- Approved Clinton Art in Bloom event for April 12 (all ayes)
- Approved Clinton Fire Department 100‑year anniversary event for Aug. 15 (all ayes)
- Granted water refund of $67.82 to account #2920-0 (all ayes)
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CLINTON TOWN COUNCIL
February 25, 2026
7:00 P.M.
REVISED 2-25-26
FLAG SALUTE
ROLL CALL
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE
1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: REGULAR MEETING MINUTES FROM FEBRUARY 11, 2026, AND
EXECUTIVE SESSION MINUTES FROM FEBRUARY 11, 2026
2. PUBLIC COMMENTS
3. MAYOR’S COMMENTS
4. ITEM FOR DISCUSSION: VIEW 22 ASSIGNMENT OF PILOT AGREEMENT
5. AMENDMENTS TO THE RECREATION COMMITTEE
1. Current member Tony DiFabio would like to be changed to Alternate #1
2. Liz Hedden would like to be appointed to Alternate #2
3. Danielle Gibson’s appointment on February 11th will be changed from Alternate
#1 to a Regular Member
6. SPECIAL EVENT: ART IN BLOOM ON APRIL 12, 11AM TO 4PM WITH RAIN DATE APRIL 19
7. SPECIAL EVENT: CFD LULUBELLE 100th ANNIVERSARY ON AUGUST 15 WITH RAIN DATE
AUGUST 16 FROM 10AM TO 4PM
8. REFUND REQUEST FROM WATER ACCOUNT #2920-0
9. INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCE #26-02 REPLEALING AND REPLACING CHAPTER 88 FOR
AFFORDABLE HOUSING REQUIREMENTS
10. INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCE #26-03 REPLEAING AND REPLACE CHAPTER 88 FOR
DEVELOPMENT FEE
11. INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCE #26-04 AMENDING PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 88 FOR
LAND USE ARTICLE VII ZONING REGULATIONS FOR RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT
12. RESOLUTION #57-26 APPOINTING TIMOTHY MCGUIRE TO THE POSITION OF CHIEF OF
POLICE
13. RESOLUTION #58-26 APPOINTING JOSE GONZALEZ TO THE POSITION OF CORPORAL
14. RESOLUTION #59-26 APPOINTING ALBERT BONILLA TO THE POSITION OF SERGEANT
15. RESOLU
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Regular Council Meeting
February 25, 2026
This meeting was called to order at 7:00 pm 7471
Flag Salute.
Roll Call: Bruno, Kashwick, Padmos, Stentz, Traphagen, Mayor Kovach
Perloff came in five minutes late, arriving after the Public Comment section
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE:
Mayor Kovach read the following statement: “Adequate notice of this meeting has been provided,
indicating the time and place of the meeting and the proposed agenda, which notice was posted, made
available to newspapers, and filed with the Clerk of the Town of Clinton in accordance with Section 3(d)
of Chapter 231 of the Public Laws of 1975.”
NJSA 10:4-8(b) authorizes municipalities to conduct public meetings through use of streaming services
and other online meeting platforms. Recently adopted P.L. 2020, c.11 amends OPMA to clarify that in
times of emergency public bodies may vote, accept public comment and cause a meeting to be open to the
public via electronic means.
The Town of Clinton is a public meeting as well as using ZOOM Video Meetings. Please be aware that
this meeting is being recorded for the public record, therefore if Zoom becomes unavailable during the
meeting and it cannot quickly be fixed, Council will continue with the remainder of the meeting.
Please use the chat feature in ZOOM to indicate that you wish to be recognized for a comment or a
question. You must provide your name and address to be recognized. You can also type in your
questions. Feel free going forward to email c
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Wed Feb 25, 2026
Shade Tree Commission Agenda
Town Council to adopt new affordable housing ordinance and related measures
The Clinton Town Council will consider several ordinance introductions, including Ordinance #26-02 that repeals and replaces Chapter 88 affordable‑housing requirements. Additional ordinances address development fees and zoning regulations for residential projects. The council will also vote on resolutions authorizing the sale of surplus property, the purchase of a police vehicle, and an amendment to a contract with the Borough of Lebanon.
- Introduction of Ordinance #26-02 repealing and replacing Chapter 88 affordable‑housing requirements
- Introduction of Ordinance #26-03 replacing Chapter 88 development fee provisions
- Introduction of Ordinance #26-04 amending Chapter 88 zoning regulations for residential development
- Resolution #64-26 authorizing sale of surplus property
- Resolution #65-26 authorizing purchase of a police vehicle
affordable-housingzoningpolicecontractsproperty-salevehicle-purchase
✓ Decidido: Council approved redaction of rental amount and members in pilot agreement
The council approved the minutes from the February 11 meeting. It also voted to amend the pilot agreement by redacting the rental amount and member names, and approved updates to the recreation committee roster. Additional actions included approving two special events, granting a $67.82 water refund, and introducing Ordinance #26-02 on affordable housing requirements.
- Approved February 11 minutes (6 ayes)
- Amended pilot agreement to redact rental amount and members (all ayes: Bruno, Kashwick, Padmos, Perloff, Stentz, Traphagen, Mayor Kovach)
- Updated recreation committee roster (all ayes)
- Approved Clinton Art in Bloom event for April 12, 2026 (all ayes)
- Approved Clinton Fire Department 100th anniversary event for August 15, 2026 (all ayes)
- Granted water refund of $67.82 to account #2920-0 (all ayes)
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CLINTON TOWN COUNCIL
February 25, 2026
7:00 P.M.
REVISED 2-25-26
FLAG SALUTE
ROLL CALL
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE
1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: REGULAR MEETING MINUTES FROM FEBRUARY 11, 2026, AND
EXECUTIVE SESSION MINUTES FROM FEBRUARY 11, 2026
2. PUBLIC COMMENTS
3. MAYOR’S COMMENTS
4. ITEM FOR DISCUSSION: VIEW 22 ASSIGNMENT OF PILOT AGREEMENT
5. AMENDMENTS TO THE RECREATION COMMITTEE
1. Current member Tony DiFabio would like to be changed to Alternate #1
2. Liz Hedden would like to be appointed to Alternate #2
3. Danielle Gibson’s appointment on February 11th will be changed from Alternate
#1 to a Regular Member
6. SPECIAL EVENT: ART IN BLOOM ON APRIL 12, 11AM TO 4PM WITH RAIN DATE APRIL 19
7. SPECIAL EVENT: CFD LULUBELLE 100th ANNIVERSARY ON AUGUST 15 WITH RAIN DATE
AUGUST 16 FROM 10AM TO 4PM
8. REFUND REQUEST FROM WATER ACCOUNT #2920-0
9. INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCE #26-02 REPLEALING AND REPLACING CHAPTER 88 FOR
AFFORDABLE HOUSING REQUIREMENTS
10. INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCE #26-03 REPLEAING AND REPLACE CHAPTER 88 FOR
DEVELOPMENT FEE
11. INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCE #26-04 AMENDING PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 88 FOR
LAND USE ARTICLE VII ZONING REGULATIONS FOR RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT
12. RESOLUTION #57-26 APPOINTING TIMOTHY MCGUIRE TO THE POSITION OF CHIEF OF
POLICE
13. RESOLUTION #58-26 APPOINTING JOSE GONZALEZ TO THE POSITION OF CORPORAL
14. RESOLUTION #59-26 APPOINTING ALBERT BONILLA TO THE POSITION OF SERGEANT
15. RESOLU
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Regular Council Meeting
February 25, 2026
This meeting was called to order at 7:00 pm 7471
Flag Salute.
Roll Call: Bruno, Kashwick, Padmos, Stentz, Traphagen, Mayor Kovach
Perloff came in five minutes late, arriving after the Public Comment section
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE:
Mayor Kovach read the following statement: “Adequate notice of this meeting has been provided,
indicating the time and place of the meeting and the proposed agenda, which notice was posted, made
available to newspapers, and filed with the Clerk of the Town of Clinton in accordance with Section 3(d)
of Chapter 231 of the Public Laws of 1975.”
NJSA 10:4-8(b) authorizes municipalities to conduct public meetings through use of streaming services
and other online meeting platforms. Recently adopted P.L. 2020, c.11 amends OPMA to clarify that in
times of emergency public bodies may vote, accept public comment and cause a meeting to be open to the
public via electronic means.
The Town of Clinton is a public meeting as well as using ZOOM Video Meetings. Please be aware that
this meeting is being recorded for the public record, therefore if Zoom becomes unavailable during the
meeting and it cannot quickly be fixed, Council will continue with the remainder of the meeting.
Please use the chat feature in ZOOM to indicate that you wish to be recognized for a comment or a
question. You must provide your name and address to be recognized. You can also type in your
questions. Feel free going forward to email c
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Thu Feb 19, 2026
Shade Tree Commission Agenda
Shade Tree Commission will review the 2026 budget proposal
The Shade Tree Commission will approve the minutes from the January 2026 meeting and receive liaison reports from the Council and Environmental Commission. It will discuss the Tree Inventory 2026 budget, the 2026 budget proposal, and plans for Arbor Day on April 24. Additional items include a takedown update and a memorial tree replacement on Main Street, as well as website and membership updates.
- Approval of minutes from Jan. 2026
- Review of 2026 Budget Proposal
- Tree Inventory 2026 – budget decided in April
- Arbor Day 2026 planning – location, tree, honoree, plaque
- Takedown update & memorial tree to replace cherry on Main
shade-treesbudgetarbor-daycommunityenvironment
✓ Decidido: Arbor Day 2026 scheduled for April 24 with sapling planting
The commission approved the minutes from the January 2026 meeting. An Arbor Day event was set for April 24, 2026 at 10 am, with saplings to be ordered and a dedication planned. The commission’s website was updated to include a form for requesting future shade trees.
- Approved Jan. 2026 minutes (no vote tally recorded)
- Scheduled Arbor Day for April 24, 2026 at 10 am
- Updated website to add shade‑tree request form
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TOWN OF CLINTON SHADE TREE COMMISSION AGENDA
Feb. 19, 2026, at 7:30 PM via Zoom
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/98191805964?pwd=RkNDU3ozbDVHUFZiQXFxelhLOENsdz09
Meeting ID: 981 9180 5964
Passcode: 962360
CALL TO ORDER
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE
OPMA Statement of Compliance – “In conformance with the Open Public
Meetings Act, notice of this meeting and the agenda was posted at the
Clinton Municipal Building and the Town’s website at www.clintonnj.gov.”
ATTENDANCE
1)
PUBLIC COMMENTS
2) APPROVAL OF MINUTES FROM Jan. 2026
3)
COUNCIL LIAISON REPORT (Kim)
4)
ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION LIAISON REPORT (Denise)
5)
CORRESPONDENCE
6)
BUSINESS
a) Tree Inventory 2026 - budget decided in April
b) 2026 Budget 2026 Budget Proposal
c) Arbor Day 2026 - April 24 at 10am. Let the mayor and council know. We need a
location,
a
tree,
and
an
honoree
for
the
tree
(and
a
plaque)..
There
are
53
3rd
graders.
Denise
will
order
saplings.
d) Takedown update & Memorial tree to replace cherry on Main
e) Membership and 2 Applications completed
f) Check out Cranford Shade Tree Commission.- Work on our website adding a form to
request
a
future
shade
tree.
Rich
changed
the
website
so
it
is
easier
to
find
Shade
Tree.
https://www.cranfordnj.org/shade-tree-commission
g) anything else?
7)
NEXT MEETING IS THURSDAY/Mar. 19 AT 7:30 PM
8)
ADJOURNMENT
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TOWN OF CLINTON SHADE TREE COMMISSION MINUTES
Feb. 19, 2026, at 7:30 PM via Zoom
ATTENDANCE - Jonathan Wall, Whitney Wetherill, Claire Birmingham, John Kashwick, Denise
Birmingham
1)
PUBLIC COMMENTS - Katie Lindsay, ambassador, from the NJ Watershed Program
(covers
Hunterdon
County)
was
in
attendance.
She
explained
about
possibilities
of
helping
us
with
tree
plantings.
They
are
connected
to
Americorp.
2) APPROVAL OF MINUTES FROM Jan. 2026
3)
COUNCIL LIAISON REPORT (John) The budget will be completed in about a week.
4)
ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION LIAISON REPORT (Denise) The river clean up is on
April
18
and
was
publicized
this
week.
The
energy
grant,
the
night
pollinator
grant,
and
Sustainable
NJ
accreditation
requirements
were
discussed.
5)
CORRESPONDENCE - none
6)
BUSINESS
a) Tree Inventory 2026 - budget decided in April
b) 2026 Budget 2026 Budget Proposal
c) Arbor Day 2026 - April 24 at 10am. There are 53 third graders. Denise will order
saplings
from
the
Arbor
Day
Foundation.
The
tree
will
be
dedicated
to
Ceil
Covino.
We
need
the
location,
the
tree
and
the
plaque.
Denise
contacted
Janice
and
Rich
about
this.
d) Takedown update & Memorial tree to replace cherry on Main - It looks like the take
downs
were
happening
this
week.
e) Membership and 2 Applications completed
f) Check out Cranford
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Wed Feb 18, 2026
Historic Commission Agenda
Historic Commission will discuss plaque flyers, field sign, and architectural standards
The Historic Preservation Commission meeting will begin with a call to order and approval of the January minutes. Commissioners will consider the redistribution of plaque flyers, a large sign for Gebhardt Field, and hold a workshop on architectural standards. No decisions are recorded in the agenda.
- Redistribution of plaque flyers
- Large Gebhardt Field sign
- Workshop of Architectural Standards
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✓ Decidido: CHPC approves January minutes and finalizes Gebhardt Field sign font
The commission approved the January meeting minutes. It approved the font selection and corrected spelling for the Gebhardt Field sign. Further discussion of the Architectural Standards was tabled pending a report from the Hillsborough CHPC. No other actions were formally approved.
- Approved January meeting minutes
- Approved font selection and corrected spelling for Gebhardt Field sign
- Tabled further discussion of Architectural Standards until after Will’s report
- Assigned Holly and Rose to meet with Gina at the Red Mill about the town’s involvement in America’s 250th anniversary
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Historic PreservaƟon Commission
February 18st 2026, 7:00PM
47 Leigh Street
Clinton, NJ 08809
1. Call to Order
2. Approval of Januarys minutes
3. RedistribuƟon of plaque flyers
4. Large Gebhardt Field sign
5. Workshop of Architectural Standards
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Clinton Historic Preservation Commission (CHPC)
Meeting Minutes
February 18, 2026
Present: Will Miska, Norma Kania, Carol Beder, Rosemarie Platt, Holly Lione
The meeting was called to order.
The January minutes were approved. Norma moved to approve the minutes; Will seconded the
motion.
Holly and Rose will meet with Gina at the Red Mill to discuss the Town of Clinton’s
involvement in America’s 250th anniversary.
Rose submitted the proposed 2026 CHPC budget, which includes items the Commission wishes
to purchase as well as anticipated fees for hiring an Architectural Standards consultant.
The Commission discussed the importance of including language in the Architectural Standards
regarding maintaining buildings in appropriate condition and ensuring proper upkeep.
The Commission has received four additional orders for Historic District plaques.
A mailing or flyer distribution is planned for April. The Commission will also explore sending a
mass email to residents within the Historic District.
The Gebhardt Field sign was reviewed. The Commission approved the font selection and
corrected the spelling of “Gebhardt.”
Architectural Standards
Will will attend the Hillsborough CHPC meeting on February 19, 2026, and will report back on
information gathered. The Commission agreed to table further discussion of its own standards
until after Will’s report.
New Business
The Commission discussed streamlining the Façade Grant application process.
Rose proposed approaching the Town o
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Tue Feb 17, 2026
Environmental Commission Agenda
Environmental Commission will consider the 2026 budget request and grant extension
The Clinton Environmental Commission will review the town's 2026 budget request. It will also discuss extending the Nocturnal Pollinator Grant. Additional reports include the Lighting Ordinance, CEPG Grant, and Sustainable Jersey Recertification.
- 2026 Budget Request
- Nocturnal Pollinator Grant Extension
- Lighting Ordinance (Council Liaison report)
- CEPG Grant (Council Liaison report)
- Sustainable Jersey Recertification (Council Liaison report)
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Town of Clinton Environmental
Commission
Meeting Agenda
Monday, February 16, 2026
7:30 PM - Zoom
________________________________________________________________________________
1. Call to Order
2. Open Public Meetings Act (OPMA) Statement of Compliance
"In accordance with the Open Public Meetings Act, notice of this meeting and agenda were
posted at the Clinton Municipal Building and on the Town’s website at www.clintonnj.gov."
3. Roll Call
4. Public Comment
(Open to members of the public to share comments or concerns)
5. Approval of Minutes
- Review and approval of minutes from January 2026 meeting
6. Correspondence
MOA – Raritan Headwaters
Recycling Flyer
7. Council Liaison Report – John
Lighting Ordinance
CEPG Grant
Sustainable Jersey Recertification
Mayors Monarch Pledge
8. Land Use Liaison Report – Jay
9. Shade Tree/Conservancy – Denise
10. 2026 Budget Request
11. Other Items
Nocturnal Pollinator Grant Extension
12. Adjournment
Tue Feb 17, 2026
Land Use Board Agenda
✓ Decidido: Land Use Board deems two applications incomplete and approves prior minutes
The board approved the February 3, 2026 meeting minutes (all ayes, with Devita and Traphagen abstaining). It granted specific checklist waivers for the 86 West Main Street sign variance and declared that application incomplete. It also declared the Ansuya Enterprise mixed‑use project application incomplete. The meeting was adjourned at 7:45 p.m.
- Approved February 3, 2026 minutes (all ayes, Devita and Traphagen abstained)
- Granted permanent and temporary waivers for checklist items 1 & 2 and temporary waivers for all #5 items except item 3 for 86 West Main St. sign variance; application deemed incomplete (all ayes)
- Deemed Ansuya Enterprise mixed‑use project application incomplete (all ayes)
- Adjourned meeting at 7:45 p.m. (all ayes)
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Land Use Board Minutes
Minutes of the Town of Clinton Land Use Board meeting held on February 17, 2026 at 7:00pm the
Meeting was held as a virtual meeting using the Zoom platform.
Chairman Sailer called the meeting to order at 7:00pm and read the “Statement of Adequate Notice” and
the “Administrative Statement”.
Adequate notice of this meeting has been provided indicating the time and place of the meeting with the
proposed agenda, which notice was posted, made available to the newspapers and filed with the clerk of
the Town of Clinton in accordance with Section 3(d) of the Public Laws of 1975”.
“Meetings are held on the first Tuesday of each month. Applications must be filed at least 21 days prior to
the meeting date. In order to ensure that all applications receive complete and thorough consideration of
the board, all meetings will adjourn no later than 10:00pm with all items not concluded to be carried over
to the next month’s agenda”.
Attorney Katie Razin and Robert Clerico were present.
ROLL CALL:
Present: Mr. Sailer, Mr. Devita, Mr. Smith, Mr. Snider, Mr. Traphagen, Mr. Viotto.
Absent: Mayor Kovach, Mr. Carberry, Mr. Lubsen, Mr. Joyce.
Approval of Minutes:
A Motion was made by Mr. Viotto, seconded by Mr. Snider, to approve the February 3, 2026 minutes.
All Ayes. Motion Carried
Abstain: Devita, Traphagen
Completeness review for Block 6 Lot 1- 86 West Main Street- Shammy Shine Sign Variance and
Minor Site Plan for ground sign an
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Wed Feb 11, 2026
Mayor and Council Agenda
Council approves assignment of redevelopment agreement for View 22 project
The Town Council will approve the minutes from the Jan. 28 meeting and monthly reports, appoint Danielle Gibson as an alternate on the Recreation Committee, and announce upcoming special events. A public hearing will be held on Ordinance #26-01 concerning the sale of the View 22 redevelopment property. The council will adopt resolutions permitting fireworks at the annual bonfire, allowing BYO alcohol at Hunts Mill Park during the bonfire, and granting a tax exemption refund of $3,780.08 to a disabled veteran. An executive‑session will be closed to discuss contractual and attorney‑client privilege matters.
- Public hearing for Ordinance #26-01 (sale of View 22 redevelopment property)
- Resolution #53-26 permitting fireworks at the annual town bonfire
- Resolution #54-26 permitting BYO alcoholic beverages at Hunts Mill Park during the bonfire
- Resolution #55-26 authorizing a $3,780.08 tax refund for a disabled veteran
- Executive session resolution #56-26 for confidential contractual matters
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✓ Decidido: Council approved Ordinance #2026-1 authorizing transfer of View 22 redevelopment agreement
The Council adopted Ordinance #2026-1, consenting to the assignment of the Redevelopment and Financial Agreements for the View 22 property. It also approved the Lobster Festival event and banner requests, appointed Danielle Gibson to the Recreation Committee, and tabled the Art in Bloom special event application. Minutes, executive‑session minutes, and monthly reports were approved.
- Adopted Ordinance #2026-1 authorizing assignment of redevelopment agreement (ayes: Kashwick, Padmos, Stentz, Traphagen, Mayor Kovach; nay: Bruno)
- Approved Lobster Festival event for May 17, 2026, 4‑7 PM (all ayes)
- Approved banner requests for Lobster Festival and NJ Makers Day (all ayes)
- Appointed Danielle Gibson to the Recreation Committee (motion carried)
- Tabled Art in Bloom special event application (to be revisited Feb 25)
- Approved regular meeting minutes from Jan 28, 2026 (all ayes; Bruno abstained)
- Approved executive‑session minutes from Jan 28, 2026 (all ayes; Bruno abstained)
- Approved monthly reports as submitted (motion carried)
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CLINTON TOWN COUNCIL
February 11, 2026
7:00 P.M.
Amended-2-9-26
FLAG SALUTE
ROLL CALL
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE
1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: REGULAR MEETING MINUTES FROM JANUARY 28, 2026, AND
EXECUTIVE SESSION MINUTES FROM JANUARY 28, 2026
2. APPROVAL OF MONTHLY REPORTS
3. PUBLIC COMMENTS
4. MAYOR’S COMMENTS
5. APPOINTMENT TO THE RECREATION COMMITTEE AS ALTERNATE #1-Danielle Gibson
6. SPECIAL EVENTS: LOBSTER, STEAK AND STREET FEST. ON MAY 17, 4PM TO 7PM AND
ART IN BLOOM ON APRIL 12, 11AM TO 4PM WITH RAIN DATE APRIL 19
BANNER REQUESTS: LOBSTER, STEAK AND STREET FEST. AND NEW JERSEY MAKERS
DAY.
7. PUBLIC HEARING FOR ORDINANCE #26-01 VIEW 22 SALE
8. RESOLUTION #53-26 PERMITTING FIREWORKS AT THE ANNUAL TOWN BONFIRE
9. RESOLUTION #54-26 PERMITTING BYO AT HUNTS MILL PARK DURING TOWN BONFIRE
10. RESOLUTION #55-26 DISABLED VETERAN TAX EXEMPTION
11. CORRESPONDENCE
12. REPORTS OF COUNCIL
13. STANDBY AND OVERTIME
14. PAYMENT OF BILLS
15. EXECUTIVE SESSION -RESOLUTION #56-26 CONTRACTURAL/ATTORNEY CLIENT
PRIVILEGDE
16. ADJOURNMENT
TOWN OF CLINTON
HUNTERDON COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
ORDINANCE NO. #26-01
ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING ASSIGNMENT OF FINANCIAL AGREEMENT FOR BLOCK
21, LOTS 29, 30.01, 31, 32 AND 33 (VIEW 22).
WHEREAS, Old 22 Urban Renewal Associates, LLC (the “Developer”) is the owner of
certain property that is known and designated as Block 21, Lots 29, 30.01, 31, 32 and 33 on the Tax
map of the Town of Clinton, Hunter
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Regular Council Meeting
February 11, 2026
Mayor Kovach opened the meeting up at 7:00PM.
Flag Salute
ROLL CALL: Bruno, Kashwick, Padmos, Stentz, Traphagen, Kovach
Councilman Perloff was absent
ALSO PRESENT: Kathy Olsen, CFO, Tara St. Angelo, Town Attorney, Sergeant McGuire, Suzie
Givone, Town Clerk
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE:
Mayor Kovach read the following statement: “Adequate notice of this meeting has been provided,
indicating the time and place of the meeting and the proposed agenda, which notice was posted, made
available to newspapers, and filed with the Clerk of the Town of Clinton in accordance with Section 3(d)
of Chapter 231 of the Public Laws of 1975.”
OPMA authorizes municipalities to conduct public meetings through use of streaming services and other
online meeting platforms.
The Town of Clinton Council is meeting in person as well as providing an option for the public to
participate via ZOOM video meetings. Please note that the option to attend is being provided as a
courtesy, therefore, if Zoom becomes unavailable during the meeting and it cannot quickly be fixed,
Council will continue with the remainder of the meeting.
For those joining us via Zoom, please raise your hand during designated times to be recognized for a
comment. Whether you are appearing in person or via Zoom, you must provide your name to be
recognized.
Please feel free going forward to email [email protected] with any questions or concerns
between meetings. Please feel fre
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Tue Feb 3, 2026
Land Use Board Agenda
✓ Decidido: Board recommended well upgrades to Council
The Land Use Board unanimously approved the January 6, 2026 minutes. It voted to recommend the proposed upgrades to Well # 16 and the conversion of Well # 3A to a water supply source, as presented by Suburban Engineers, to the Town Council. The board also approved the presented vouchers and then adjourned the meeting.
- Approved January 6, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
- Recommended Well #16 upgrade and Well #3A conversion to Council (unanimous)
- Approved vouchers (unanimous)
- Adjourned meeting (unanimous)
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Land Use Board Minutes
Minutes of the Town of Clinton Land Use Board meeting held on February 3, 2026 at 7:00pm in the
Municipal Building, 43 Leigh Street Clinton NJ 08809 and as a hybrid option via zoom.
Chairman Sailer called the meeting to order at 7:00pm and read the “Statement of Adequate Notice” and
the “Administrative Statement”.
Adequate notice of this meeting has been provided indicating the time and place of the meeting with the
proposed agenda, which notice was posted, made available to the newspapers and filed with the clerk of
the Town of Clinton in accordance with Section 3(d) of the Public Laws of 1975”.
“Meetings are held on the first Tuesday of each month. Applications must be filed at least 21 days prior to
the meeting date. In order to ensure that all applications receive complete and thorough consideration of
the board, all meetings will adjourn no later than 10:00pm with all items not concluded to be carried over
to the next month’s agenda”.
Attorney Katie Razin was present.
ROLL CALL:
Present: Mr. Sailer, Mr. Carberry, Mr. Lubsen, Mr. Smith, Mr. Snider, Mr. Viotto, Mr. Joyce.
Absent: Mayor Kovach, Mr. Traphagen. Mr. Devita
Approval of Minutes:
A Motion was made by Mr. Carberry seconded by Mr. Viotto, to approve the January 6, 2026 minutes.
All Ayes. Motion Carried
Town of Clinton Capital Improvement Presentation- Well # 16 & Well # 3A:
Mr. David Chanda from Suburban Engineers was present and sworn in. Mr. Ch
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Wed Jan 28, 2026
Mayor and Council Agenda
Town Council approves settlement agreements to resolve fair‑share housing challenges.
The Clinton Town Council will vote on two resolutions: one authorizing mediation agreements with the Fair Share Housing Center and Clinton Moebus 34, LLC to settle affordable‑housing challenges, and another authorizing a grant application for improvements to the outdoor basketball court at 63 Halstead Street. The agenda also includes the introduction of Ordinance #01-2026‑View 22 Sale, a special 5K run on March 14, 2026, and a banner request for the Friends of the Hunterdon County Library Book Sale. Additional items are routine approvals of minutes, public comments, and other administrative business.
- Resolution #51-26: Approve mediation agreements with Fair Share Housing Center and Clinton Moebus 34, LLC to resolve housing element challenges.
- Resolution #50-26: Authorize submission of a grant application for outdoor basketball court improvements at 63 Halstead Street.
- Introduction of Ordinance #01-2026‑View 22 Sale.
- Special Event – Run‑of‑the‑Mill 5K scheduled for Saturday, March 14, 2026.
- Special Event and banner request for Friends of the Hunterdon County Library Book Sale.
housinggrantrecreationeventsordinancecouncil
✓ Decidido: Council approved assignment of redevelopment agreement for Block 21 property
The council unanimously approved the minutes from the January 14 meeting. It also approved the Run O’ the Mill special event on March 14 and a banner request for the Hunterdon County Library Book Sale in April. The body adopted Ordinance #01-2026, consenting to the transfer of rights under the Redevelopment and Financial Agreements for Block 21, and set a public hearing for February 11.
- Approved Jan 14 meeting minutes (unanimous)
- Approved Run O’ the Mill special event for March 14 2026 (unanimous)
- Approved banner request for Friends of the Hunterdon County Library Book Sale (unanimous)
- Adopted Ordinance #01-2026 authorizing assignment of redevelopment agreement for Block 21 (unanimous)
- Scheduled public hearing on the assignment for February 11 2026 (unanimous)
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CLINTON TOWN COUNCIL
January 28, 2026
7:00 P.M.
AMENDED 01-28-2026
FLAG SALUTE
ROLL CALL
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE
1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: REGULAR MEETING MINUTES FROM JANUARY 14, 2026
2. PUBLIC COMMENTS
3. MAYOR’S COMMENTS
4. TRASH/RECYCLING DISCUSSION
5. SPECIAL EVENT - RUN OF THE MILL 5K, SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 2026
6. SPECIAL EVENT AND BANNER REQUEST FOR FRIENDS OF THE HUNTERDON COUNTY
LIBRARY BOOK SALE
7. INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCE #01-2026- VIEW 22 SALE
8. RESOLUTION #50-26 SUBMITTING A GRANT APPLICATION FOR RECREATIONAL
IMPROVEMENTS TO OUTDOOR BASKETBALL COURT
9. RESOLUTION #51-26 APPROVING SETTLEMENT AGREEMENTS WITH FAIR SHARE
HOUSING CENTER AND CLINTON MOEBUS 34, LLC
10. CORRESPONDENCE
11. REPORTS OF COUNCIL
12. STANDBY AND OVERTIME
13. PAYMENT OF BILLS
14. EXECUTIVE SESSION – IF NECESSARY
15. ADJOURNMENT
TOWN OF CLINTON
RESOLUTION # 50-26
APPROVAL TO SUBMIT A GRANT APPLICATION WITH THE NEW JERSEY
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS LOCAL RECREATIONAL IMPROVEMENT
GRANT PROGRAM, AND IF AWARDED, EXECUTE A GRANT CONTRACT
ACCORDINGLY
WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council of the Town of Clinton are desirous to submit a grant application
to the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs for the purposes of improving the outdoor
basketball court located at our recreational site at 63 Halstead Street, Clinton; and
WHEREAS, this outdoor basketball court was installed approximately 25 years ago and, and is in ne
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Regular Council Meeting
January 28, 2026
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Mayor Kovach opened the meeting up at 7:00PM.
Flag Salute
ROLL CALL: Bruno, Kashwick, Padmos, Perloff, Stentz, Traphagen, Kovach
ALSO PRESENT: Kathy Olsen, CFO, Tara St. Angelo, Town Attorney, Suzie Givone, Town Clerk
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE:
Mayor Kovach read the following statement: “Adequate notice of this meeting has been provided,
indicating the time and place of the meeting and the proposed agenda, which notice was posted, made
available to newspapers, and filed with the Clerk of the Town of Clinton in accordance with Section 3(d)
of Chapter 231 of the Public Laws of 1975.”
OPMA authorizes municipalities to conduct public meetings through use of streaming services and other
online meeting platforms.
The Town of Clinton Council is meeting in person as well as providing an option for the public to
participate via ZOOM video meetings. Please note that the option to attend is being provided as a
courtesy, therefore, if Zoom becomes unavailable during the meeting and it cannot quickly be fixed,
Council will continue with the remainder of the meeting.
For those joining us via Zoom, please raise your hand during designated times to be recognized for a
comment. Whether you are appearing in person or via Zoom, you must provide your name to be
recognized.
Please feel free going forward to email [email protected] with any questions or concerns
between meetings. Please feel free to reach out with a note at jkovach
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Wed Jan 21, 2026
Historic Commission Agenda
Commission will consider a large Gebhardt Field sign
The Historic Preservation Commission will review an update on the distribution of plaque flyers. It will consider a large sign for Gebhardt Field. The commission will also discuss research plans for the year and schedule upcoming yearly events.
- Disbursement of plaque flyers update
- Large Gebhardt Field sign
- Discussion of research topics for the year
- Scheduling of yearly events
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✓ Decidido: Commission approved a plan to develop Architectural Standards for the Historic District
The commission approved the December 2025 meeting minutes. It unanimously approved creating a plan to develop Architectural Standards for the Historic District. The board also approved adjournment of the meeting at 8:19 p.m.
- Approved December meeting minutes (motion passed)
- Approved creation of Architectural Standards plan (unanimous vote)
- Approved adjournment of the meeting (motion passed)
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Historic Preservation Commission
January 21% 2026, 7:00PM
47 Leigh Street
Clinton, NJ 08809
Call to Order
Disbursement of plaque flyers update
Large Gebhardt Field sign
Discussion on what we will be researching this year.
Scheduling of yearly events.
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Clinton Historic Preservation Commission
Meeting Minutes
Wednesday, January 21, 2026
Present: Rosemarie Platt, Norma Kania, Holly Lione, Will Miska, Susan Courtney, Ross
Traphagen
The Chair called the meeting to order at 7:06 p.m.
The December meeting minutes were approved. Holly moved to approve the minutes; Norma
seconded the motion.
Susan updated the Commission on the fulfillment and delivery of the first set of Historic District
plaque orders.
The Commission discussed reissuing the Historic District flyers through multiple channels in the
spring.
The Commission further discussed the replacement of the Gebhardt Field sign. The Commission
is currently awaiting delivery of the new sign. Once the sign is delivered, a dedication date will
be selected.
New research initiatives for 2026 were discussed, including:
• Architectural Standards: Reviewing the Master Plan and refining standards specific to
the needs and character of Clinton.
The Commission unanimously voted to formally develop a plan for Architectural Standards
within the Historic District. Will moved to approve the creation of a plan, and Holly seconded
the motion.
The Commission discussed participation in America’s 250th anniversary.
The Commission also discussed scanning all stored historic documents, photographs, and videos
for digital storage in a shared Google Drive to provide Commission-wide access and assist
residents with research requests.
The meeting adjourned at 8:19 p.m. Norma moved to adjourn; Wil
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Thu Jan 15, 2026
Shade Tree Commission Agenda
Shade Tree Commission to discuss 2026 budget and tree inventory
The Clinton Shade Tree Commission will meet to approve minutes from November 2025 and discuss the 2026 budget proposal, including a tree inventory plan and Arbor Day events. The agenda also includes updates on tree takedowns and a memorial tree to replace a Main Street cherry tree.
- Approval of November 2025 minutes
- Discussion of 2026 budget proposal
- Tree inventory planning for 2026
- Arbor Day 2026 planning
- Memorial tree to replace Main Street cherry tree
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✓ Decidido: Commission approved prior minutes and set plans for 2026 tree projects
The Shade Tree Commission approved the November 2025 meeting minutes. It discussed using part of the 2025 remaining budget for the 2026 tree inventory, which will be the primary expense in the upcoming budget. The commission noted $1,000 from an infrastructure grant for an Arbor Day planting at the Halstead St. playground and scheduled removal of the cherry tree on Main St. for the week of Feb. 9.
- Approved November 2025 minutes (no vote tally recorded)
- Planned to use remaining 2025 budget for 2026 tree inventory
- Allocated $1,000 grant funds for Arbor Day planting at Halstead St. playground
- Scheduled removal of cherry tree on Main St. the week of Feb. 9
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TOWN OF CLINTON SHADE TREE COMMISSION AGENDA
Jan. 15, 2026, at 7:30 PM via Zoom
Join Zoom Meeting
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Passcode: 962360
CALL TO ORDER
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE
OPMA Statement of Compliance – “In conformance with the Open Public
Meetings Act, notice of this meeting and the agenda was posted at the
Clinton Municipal Building and the Town’s website at www.clintonnj.gov.”
ATTENDANCE
1)
PUBLIC COMMENTS
2) APPROVAL OF MINUTES FROM Nov. 2025 Minutes
3)
COUNCIL LIAISON REPORT (Kim)
4)
ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION LIAISON REPORT (Denise)
5)
CORRESPONDENCE
6)
BUSINESS
a) Tree Inventory - plan ahead for 2026 budget?
b) 2026 Budget 2026 Budget Proposal
c) Arbor Day 2026
d) Takedown update & Memorial tree to replace cherry on Main
e) Membership and 2 Applications
f) Check out Cranford Shade Tree Commission.- Work on our website adding a form to
request
a
future
shade
tree.
https://www.cranfordnj.org/shade-tree-commission
g) anything else?
7)
NEXT MEETING IS THURSDAY/Feb. 19 AT 7:30 PM
8)
ADJOURNMENT
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TOWN OF CLINTON SHADE TREE COMMISSION MINUTES
Jan. 15, 2026, at 7:30 PM via Zoom
ATTENDANCE - Whitney Wetherill, Norma Kania, John Kashwick, Jonathan Wall, Kim Stentz,
Denise
Birmingham
1)
PUBLIC COMMENTS - none
2) APPROVAL OF MINUTES FROM Nov. 2025 Minutes - approved
5)
CORRESPONDENCE - The owner of apartments by CPS will be meeting with Kim
and
Rich
to
look
at
trees
for
removal.
6)
BUSINESS
a) Tree Inventory - plan ahead for 2026 budget- The budget is usually settled in
April.
This
will
be
our
primary
expense.
We
will
be
also
using
some
of
2025’s
remaining
budget
to
complete
this.
b) 2026 Budget 2026 Budget Proposal
c) Arbor Day 2026 - Denise will see if CPS is available on Friday, April 24th. We
will
look
into
a
planting
site
in
the
Halstead
St.
playground.
We
have
$1000
left
from
the
Infrastructure
Grant
to
be
used
for
this
tree.
d) Takedown update & Memorial tree to replace cherry on Main - Trees will be taken
down
the
week
of
Feb.
9.
Kim
is
notifying
Mark
Spanner
about
taking
down
the
cherry
on
Main
St.
e) Membership and 2 Applications - Denise will do these.
f) Check out Cranford Shade Tree Commission.- Work on our website adding a form to
request
a
future
shade
tree.
-
Whitney
is
looking
into
doing
some
improvements.
https://www.cranfordnj.org/shade-tree-commissio
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Wed Jan 14, 2026
Mayor and Council Agenda
Town of Clinton approves $151,568 change order for police department renovation
The Mayor and Council are deciding on several professional service contracts and interlocal agreements. The meeting includes the swearing-in of Police Officer Ryan Bibbo and the establishment of 2026 summer recreation fees.
- Resolution #39-26: $151,568.50 change order for Police Department Renovation Project
- Resolution #41-26: $50,000 contract with Nader House of Design for architectural services
- Resolution #42-26: Shared service agreement with Borough of High Bridge for animal control
- Resolution #40-26: Professional services contract with Bay Hill Environmental for lead evaluation
- Resolution #45-26: Online auction of surplus property including a 2001 American LaFrance Pumper Truck
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✓ Decidido: Council approved $4.92 M police department renovation change order
The council approved the minutes from the December 22, 2025 regular meeting and the January 5, 2026 re‑organization meeting. It adopted Change Order #4, raising the police department renovation contract to $4,920,092.27, and approved several contracts and agreements, including a lead‑evaluation contract with Bay Hill Environmental, an architect contract with Nader House of Design, a shared animal‑control service with High Bridge, and the Upper Raritan water‑quality plan amendment. The council also approved the St. Patrick’s Day Parade, Pete Pender Memorial Fishing Derby, Rubber Duck Race, and a banner request for Flags for Heroes.
- Approved Regular Meeting Minutes (Dec 22 2025) – vote all ayes
- Approved Reorganization Meeting Minutes (Jan 5 2026) – vote all ayes
- Approved special events: St. Patrick’s Day Parade, Pete Pender Memorial Fishing Derby, Rubber Duck Race – approved as submitted
- Approved Change Order #4 for Police Department Renovation, raising contract to $4,920,092.27 – 5‑2 vote (ayes: Kashwick, Padmos, Stentz, Traphagen, Kovach; nays: Bruno, Perloff)
- Approved contract with Bay Hill Environmental for lead evaluation – vote all ayes
- Approved contract with Nader House of Design for architectural services – vote all ayes
- Approved shared animal‑control agreement with the Borough of High Bridge – vote all ayes
- Approved Upper Raritan (WQM) Plan amendment – vote all ayes
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CLINTON TOWN COUNCIL
January 14, 2026
7:00 P.M.
FLAG SALUTE
ROLL CALL
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE
1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: REGULAR MEETING MINUTES FROM DECEMBER 22, 2025
REORGANIZATION MEETING MINUTES FROM JANUARY 5, 2026
2. APPROVAL OF MONTHLY REPORTS
3. PUBLIC COMMENTS
4. MAYOR’S COMMENTS
5. SWEARING IN OF POLICE OFFICER RYAN BIBBO
6. SPECIAL EVENTS- ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE with Banner, March 15, 2026
PETE PENDER MEMORIAL FISHING DERBY with Banner, May 2, 2026
RUBBER DUCKY RACE with Banner, July 12, 2026
7. BANNER REQUEST- FLAGS FOR HEROES – Oct. 15 through Nov. 15, 2026
8. RESOLUTION #39-26 APPROVING CHANGE ORDER #4 FOR THE CLINTON PD
9. RESOLUTION #40-26 APPOINTING BAY HILL ENVIRONMENTAL FOR LEAD EVALUTION
CONTRACTOR
10. RESOLUTION #41-26 AUTHORIZING CONTRACT WITH ARCHITECT- NADER HOUSE OF
DESIGN
11. RESOLUTION #42-26 AUTHORIZING A SHARED SERVICE AGREEMENT WITH HIGH BRIDGE
FOR ANIMAL CONTROL SERVICES
12. RESOLUTION #43-26 CONSENTING TO THE PROPOSED UPPER RARITAN (WQM) PLAN
AMENDMENT-TOWN OF CLINTON
13. RESOLUTION #44-26 CONSENTING TO THE PROPOSED UPPER RARITAN (WQM) PLAN
AMENDMENT-CLINTON TOWNSHIP
14. RESOLUTION #45-26 AUTHORIZING THE SALE OF SURPLUS PERSONAL PROPERTY ON AN
ONLINE AUCTION WEBSITE
15. RESOLUTION #46-26 APPROVING WATER CAPACITY RESERVATION FOR KERWIN
SAVAGE, LLC
16. RESOLUTION #47-26 APPROVING WATER CAPACITY RESERVATION FOR GRAYROCK
CROSSING, LLC
17. RESOLUTION #48-26 ESTABLISHING F
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Regular Council Meeting
January 14, 2026
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Mayor Kovach opened the meeting up at 7:00PM.
Flag Salute
ROLL CALL: Bruno, Kashwick, Padmos, Perloff, Stentz, Traphagen, Kovach
ALSO PRESENT: Kathy Olsen, CFO, Tim McGuire, Sergeant, Tara St. Angelo, Town Attorney, Suzie
Givone, Town Clerk
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE:
Mayor Kovach read the following statement: “Adequate notice of this meeting has been provided,
indicating the time and place of the meeting and the proposed agenda, which notice was posted, made
available to newspapers, and filed with the Clerk of the Town of Clinton in accordance with Section 3(d)
of Chapter 231 of the Public Laws of 1975.”
OPMA authorizes municipalities to conduct public meetings through use of streaming services and other
online meeting platforms.
The Town of Clinton Council is meeting in person as well as providing an option for the public to
participate via ZOOM video meetings. Please note that the option to attend is being provided as a
courtesy, therefore, if Zoom becomes unavailable during the meeting and it cannot quickly be fixed,
Council will continue with the remainder of the meeting.
For those joining us via Zoom, please raise your hand during designated times to be recognized for a
comment. Whether you are appearing in person or via Zoom, you must provide your name to be
recognized.
Please feel free going forward to email [email protected] with any questions or concerns
between meetings. Please feel free to reach
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Mon Jan 12, 2026
Environmental Commission Agenda
Environmental Commission will consider the 2026 budget request
The Clinton Environmental Commission meeting on Jan 12, 2026 will follow standard procedural items such as a call to order, OPMA compliance statement, roll call, and public comment. The commission will review and approve minutes from the December 2026 meeting, receive reports from the council liaison, land use liaison, and shade tree/conservancy representatives, and consider the town’s 2026 budget request. No specific decisions are detailed beyond the agenda items.
- Approval of minutes from the December 2026 meeting
- Council Liaison Report covering Lighting Ordinance, CEPG Grant, Raritan Headwaters, Sustainable Jersey Recertification, Mayors Monarch Pledge
- Land Use Liaison Report
- Shade Tree/Conservancy report
- Consideration of the 2026 Budget Request
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✓ Decidido: Commission unanimously approved December 2025 meeting minutes
The Environmental Commission approved the minutes from the December 2025 meeting with a unanimous vote. No other actions were decided; remaining items were informational or pending further follow‑up.
- Approved December 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
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Town of Clinton Environmental
Commission
Meeting Agenda
Monday, January 12, 2026
7:30 PM
________________________________________________________________________________
1. Call to Order
2. Open Public Meetings Act (OPMA) Statement of Compliance
"In accordance with the Open Public Meetings Act, notice of this meeting and agenda were
posted at the Clinton Municipal Building and on the Town’s website at www.clintonnj.gov."
3. Roll Call
4. Public Comment
(Open to members of the public to share comments or concerns)
5. Approval of Minutes
- Review and approval of minutes from December 2026 meeting
6. Correspondence
Clinton Township Green Team – Tires in River
7. Council Liaison Report – John
Lighting Ordinance
CEPG Grant
Raritan Headwaters
Sustainable Jersey Recertification
Mayors Monarch Pledge
8. Land Use Liaison Report – Jay
9. Shade Tree/Conservancy – Denise
10. 2026 Budget Request
11. Other Items
12. Adjournment
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Town of Clinton Environmental Commission
Meeting Minutes
Date: Monday, January 12, 2026
Time: 7:30 PM
Location: Zoom (meeting delayed due to technical issues)
1. Call to Order
The meeting was called to order at 7:42 PM due to initial Zoom connectivity issues.
2. Open Public Meetings Act (OPMA) Statement
“In accordance with the Open Public Meetings Act, notice of this meeting and agenda were posted at the Clinton
Municipal Building and on the Town’s website at www.clintonnj.gov.”
3. Roll Call
Present:
• John Kashwick (Chair, Council Rep)
• Denise Birmingham (Shade Tree Rep)
• Jay Joyce (Land Use Rep)
• Dean Solomos
• Veronique Lambert
• Mary Jo Kurtiak
• Tom Valasek (Green Team)
• James Lestrange (Green Team)
Absent:
• Norma Kania
4. Public Comment
None.
5. Approval of Minutes
The minutes from the December 2025 meeting were approved.
Motion: Denise Birmingham
Second: Mary Jo Kurtiak
Vote: Unanimous approval
6. Correspondence
The Clinton Township Green Team forwarded an email from Andrew Still regarding tires in the river. John
Kashwick noted that a business has expressed interest in assisting with cleanup as a volunteer project, likely to
proceed in the spring.
Raritan Headwaters Cleanup Day is scheduled for April 18, 2026. Mary Jo Kurtiak will again serve as lead and will
follow up with Raritan Headwaters.
7. Council Liaison Report – John Kashwick
Lighting Ordinance: A follow-up meeting will be scheduled with the municipal attorney and admi
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Tue Jan 6, 2026
Land Use Board Agenda
Clinton Land Use Board to hold reorganization meeting
The Land Use Board will meet to elect a Chairman and Vice-Chairman. The board will also consider professional contracts and administrative designations for the year.
- Election of Chairman and Vice-Chairman
- Yearly contracts for Attorney Katie Razin (Resolution # 01-26), Engineer Robert Clerico (Resolution #02-26), and Planner Jim Kyle (Resolution #03-26)
- Approval of 2025 end of year report
- Adoption of Public Meeting Act Resolution #-04-26
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AGENDA
The Meeting of the Town of Clinton Land Use Board to be held on Tuesday, January 6,
2026 at 7:00pm as a hybrid option in person at the Municipal Building, 43 Leigh Street,
Clinton NJ 08809 or a “Virtual” Option via Zoom.
DETAILS for PUBLIC ACCESS TO THE MEETING BELOW:
REORGANIZATION MEETING:
1). Call to Order, Statement of Adequate Notice and Administrative Statement.
2). Oaths of Office & Roll Call
3). Election of Chairman
4). Election of Vice -Chairman
5) Consent Agenda
Adoption of Board Professional Resolutions authorizing Mayor & Council to
enter into a yearly contract with:
Attorney Katie Razin Resolution # 01-26, Engineer Robert Clerico Resolution #02-26,
Planner Jim Kyle Resolution #03-26,
6). Designation of Meeting Nights
7). Designation of Official Newspaper-
8). Approval of 2025 end of year report
9). Adoption of Town of Clinton Land Use Board Public Meeting Act Resolution #-04-26
REGULAR MEETING:
1). Approval of regular minutes of December 2, 2025
2). Public Comment
3). Board Discussion
4). Executive Session if Needed
5). Voucher approval
6). Adjournment
If you are unable to attend, please contact Allison Witt at 908-735-2275
PUBLIC ACCESS TO THIS MEETING WILL BE AS FOLLOWS:
Virtual Meeting Login Information:
Clinton Zoom1 is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Join Zoom Meeting
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Mon Jan 5, 2026
Mayor and Council Agenda
Council approves professional services contracts for municipal engineers, up to $300,000
The Town Council adopted a series of resolutions appointing professional service providers, including a municipal attorney, municipal engineer, and consulting engineers for water and sewer projects. Each contract is a non‑fair and open award with a term of one year and a certified budget limit. The resolutions also set the 2026 temporary budget and other administrative authorizations.
- Contract with Gebhardt & Kiefer for municipal attorney (funds not to exceed $75,000)
- Contract with Van Cleef Engineering for municipal engineer (funds not to exceed $60,000)
- Contract with Suburban Consulting Engineers, Inc. for water consulting engineer (funds not to exceed $300,000)
- Contract with Suburban Consulting Engineers, Inc. for sewer consulting engineer (funds not to exceed $100,000)
- Resolution establishing the 2026 temporary budget
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✓ Decidido: Council approved multiple professional services contracts, including municipal attorney
During the re‑organization meeting, Councilwoman Molly Padmos and Councilman Ross Traphagen were sworn into their new terms. The council adopted Resolutions #1‑26 through #6‑26 as a consent agenda, voting all ayes. Each resolution authorizes a one‑year contract with a designated firm for municipal legal or engineering services, with the CFO certifying fund availability. No other items were debated or postponed.
- Approved $75,000 municipal attorney contract with Gebhardt & Kiefer (Resolution #1‑26)
- Approved $60,000 municipal engineer contract with Van Cleef Engineering (Resolution #2‑26)
- Approved $50,000 alternate town engineer contract with Suburban Consulting Engineers, Inc. (Resolution #3‑26)
- Approved $300,000 water consulting engineer contract with Suburban Consulting Engineers, Inc. (Resolution #4‑26)
- Approved $100,000 sewer consulting engineer contract with Suburban Consulting Engineers, Inc. (Resolution #5‑26)
- Approved contract for alternate sewer engineer with Van Cleef Engineering (Resolution #6‑26)
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TOWN OF CLINTON
RE-ORGANIZATION MEETING
JANUARY 5, 2026
6:00 P.M.
AMENDED January 5, 2026
CALL TO ORDER & FLAG SALUTE
ROLL CALL
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE
SWEARING IN OF COUNCILWOMAN MOLLY PADMOS by Mitchelle Drulis
SWEARING IN OF COUNCILMAN ROSS TRAPHAGEN by Congressman Thomas Kean, Jr.
MAYOR’S COMMENTS
PUBLIC COMMENTS
RESOLUTIONS:
1. RESOLUTION APPOINTING MUNICIPAL ATTORNEY: Gebhardt & Kiefer
2. RESOLUTION APPOINTING MUNICIPAL ENGINEER: Van Cleef Engineering
3. RESOLUTION APPOINTING ALTERNATE TOWN ENGINEER: Suburban Consulting Engineers, Inc.
4. RESOLUTION APPOINTING WATER CONSULTING ENGINEER: Suburban Consulting Engineers, Inc.
5. RESOLUTION APPOINTING SEWER CONSULTING ENGINEER: Suburban Consulting Engineers, Inc.
6. RESOLUTION APPOINTING ALTERNATE SEWER ENGINEER: Van Cleef Engineering
7. RESOLUTION APPOINTING ALTERNATE WATER ENGINEER: Van Cleef Engineering
8. RESOLUTION APPOINTING MUNICIPAL PLANNER: Kyle & McManus Associates LLC
9. RESOLUTION APPOINTING MUNICIPAL INSURANCE AGENT: Brown & Brown
10. RESOLUTION APPOINTING BOND COUNSEL: McManimon & Scotland
11. RESOLUTION APPOINTING MUNICIPAL AUDITOR: Suplee, Clooney, and Company
12. RESOLUTION APPOINTING TOWN ARBORIST: Spanner Shrubs & Trees
13. RESOLUTION SETTING 2026 COUNCIL MEETING DATES
14 – 16. RESOLUTIONS FOR THE TOWN OF CLINTON COURT:
14. Court Administrator Kimberly Marino
15. Prosecutor Jordan Rickards
16. Public Defender Scott Mitzner
Alternate Public
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Re-organization Meeting
January 5, 2026
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Councilman Kashwick called the meeting to order at 6:00 P.M.
Flag Salute
ROLL CALL: Kashwick, Padmos, Perloff, Stentz, Traphagen
Absent: Councilman Bruno and Mayor Kovach
ALSO PRESENT: Kathy Olsen, CFO, Tim McGuire, Sergeant, Tara St. Angelo, Town Attorney, Suzie
Givone, Town Clerk, Congressman Tom Kean Jr. and Assemblywoman Mitchelle Drulis
STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE:
Councilman Kashwick read the following statement: “Adequate notice of this meeting has been provided,
indicating the time and place of the meeting and the proposed agenda, which notice was posted, made
available to newspapers, and filed with the Clerk of the Town of Clinton in accordance with Section 3(d)
of Chapter 231 of the Public Laws of 1975.”
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and other online meeting platforms. Recently adopted P.L. 2020, c.11 amends OPMA to clarify that in
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