Westfield, New Jersey

Westfield New Jersey average (US Census ACS)

Population30,760

Per-capita income$104,216

Median home value$930,500

Typical home value $1,334,619 +8.5% yr/yr · +43.7% 5-yr

Home-value trend 2000–2026 (Zillow ZHVI)

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Reuniones recientes

Tue Jul 14, 2026

Town Council Notifications

Town Council to vote on de-designating 18 Stoneleigh Park as a historic landmark

The Town Council will review and vote on several resolutions and ordinances, including contract awards for park improvements and police security equipment. A primary zoning action removes the historic landmark designation for 18 Stoneleigh Park (Block 4209, Lot 7), which updates local preservation rules and map records for that address. The meeting also covers a public hearing on watershed reporting, routine financial refunds, liquor license renewals, and an executive session on pending litigation.

General Ordinance No. 2026-15 de-designates 18 Stoneleigh Park (Block 4209, Lot 7) as a historic landmark and modifies the zoning map
Contract awards for improvements and field replacements at Houlihan & Sid Fay Field Complex
Contract award for security equipment purchases for the Westfield Police Department
Public hearing on the MS4 Watershed Inventory Report Phase 1
Financial resolutions authorizing refunds for recreation program fees, dumpster security deposits ($975.00), and unused parking permits

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W AGENDA July 14, 2026 Council Conference Meeting 7:30 p.m. _________________________________________________________________________________________________ RESOLUTIONS Finance Policy Committee 1. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to refund Recreation Department Fees 2. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to refund dumpster security payment 3. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to draw warrant for unused parking permit fee 4. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to draw warrant for dog licenses for June 2026 5. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to draw a warrant to Treasurer, State of New Jersey for Marriage/Civil Union Licenses Fees 6. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to draw warrant to Treasurer, State of New Jersey for Burial Permit Fee 7. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to draw a warrant for Board of Adjustment Escrow Monies Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to draw warrant to refund street opening Cash Bond 8. Resolution authorizing an award of contract for improvements at Houlihan & Sid Fay Field Complex 9. Resolution authorizing an award of contract to replace fields at Houlihan & Sid Fay Field Complex 10. Resolution authorizing participation in Direct Install program for HVAC equipment 11. Resolution to approve insertion of special item of revenue (Recycling Tonnage Grant) Public Safety, Transportation and Parkin [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Jul 13, 2026

Board of Adjustment

Westfield Board of Adjustment reviews residential setback and construction variances

The Westfield Board of Adjustment will hear multiple zoning variance appeals for property modifications that currently conflict with local land use rules. These hearings cover carried, new, and continued requests for swimming pools, second-floor additions, driveways, and outdoor structures. The board's decisions will determine whether Westfield property owners can legally proceed with these projects under existing setback, height, and coverage limits.

ZBA 25-064 (560 Tremont Ave): Request for a carport, driveway expansion, and porches requiring relief from front yard depth, building height, and coverage limits
ZBA 26-008 (109 Frazee Court): Request to install a rear-yard swimming pool with a proposed 9-foot setback against the required 15 feet
ZBA 26-011 (1006 Ripley Ave): Request for a second-floor addition over an existing deck and garage, seeking relief from floor area ratio and side/rear yard setbacks
ZBA 26-012 (4 Radley Court): Request for a second-floor addition requiring relief from rear yard setback and side yard mass limits
ZBA 25-039 & ZBA 25-040: Continued hearings for an in-ground pool at 725 Willow Grove Rd and an outdoor kitchen/patio/shed at 17 Sunnywood Dr

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1 TOWN OF WESTFIELD BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AGENDA Monday, July 13, 2026 7:30 pm REGULAR MEETING I. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE II. ROLL CALL Mr. Sontz (Chair) Mr. Cohen (Vice-chair) Mr. Reisen Ms. Molnar Mr. Eilbacher Ms. Nisbet (Alt. 1) Ms. Knowles Ms. Giorgianni Mr. Lipton (Alt. 2) Ms. Mance (Zoning Officer) Ms. Razin (Board Atty) Ms. Breien (Secretary) III. STATEMENT BY THE CHAIRMAN IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: June 8, 2026 V. ADOPTION OF RESOLUTIONS: June 8, 2026 ZBA 25-058 – Mickael Avedissian & Amie Borges, 34 Fairhill Road, Block: 203, Lot: 4 ZBA 26-005 – Gregory Jager, 421 Birch Avenue, Block: 503, Lot: 35 ZBA 25-046 – The ARC of Union County, 901 Morris Avenue, Block: 3605, Lot: 12.02 I. OTHER BUSINESS: None II. CARRIED APPEALS: Carried from 6/8/2026 *ZBA 25-064 – Albert & Melissa Royce, 560 Tremont Avenue, Block : 3309, Lot : 1 Represented by: Stephen Hehl, Esq. Applicants are seeking relief to construct a carport, driveway expansion, and porches contrary to the Westfield Land Use Ordinance(s): Section: 11.06E5 where the established front yard depth required is 40’, existing is 30.7’, proposed is 32.36’; Section: 11.06E8 where the maximum building height permitted is 32.75 / 2 ½ stories, existing is 37.46’ 2 ½ stories, proposed is 34.85’ / 2 ½ stories; Section: 12.04F1 where the maximum buildings and above grade structures coverage permitted is 4,000 SF, existi ng is 4,562 SF, proposed is 5,075 SF; Section: 12.04F3 w [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Jul 6, 2026

Planning Board

La Junta de Planeamiento considera un plan de sitio mayor con variaciones para 440 E. Broad Street

La junta escuchará un nuevo recurso (PB 26-005) para un plan de sitio preliminar/final mayor con variaciones en 440 E. Broad Street, presentado por Brick Building, LLC. Este ítem se pospuso de la reunión del 1 de junio. La junta también aprobará las actas de las reuniones anteriores y revisará el estado de las solicitudes pendientes. No se programan resoluciones para su adopción.

Audiencia pública para PB 26-005: Plan de sitio preliminar/final mayor con variaciones en 440 E. Broad Street por Brick Building, LLC (pospuesto del 6/1/2026)

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TOWN OF WESTFIELD PLANNING BOARD AGENDA July 6, 2026 7:30 pm REGULAR MEETING Mr. Ash (Chair) Mr. La Place (Vice-Chair) Mr. Goldstein Mayor Berman Mr. Ceberio Ms. Carreras (Alt. 1) Councilman Pecker Mr. Capps Ms. Freedman (Alt. 2) Chief Duelks Mr. Cohen Mr. Trembulak (Bd. Atty) Mr. Sammet, Town Planner Mr. Bignell, Town Engineer Ms. Breien, Secretary I. STATEMENT BY THE CHAIRMAN II. FLAG SALUTE III. ROLL CALL IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: 4/6/2026 & 5/4/2026 V. APPROVAL OF RESOLUTIONS: None VI. NEW APPEALS: (Adjourned from 6/1/2026) PB 26-005 – Brick Building, LLC, 440 E. Broad Street, Block: 3109, Lot: 3 Preliminary/Final Major Site Plan w/Variances VII. OTHER BUSINESS: VIII. PENDING APPLICATIONS: APPLICATION NUMBER ADDRESS APPLICATION TYPE DESCRIPTION STATUS PB 26-003 423 South Ave West Preliminary/Final Major Site Plan w/variance Request to establish residential roof deck w/variances Awaiting Resubmission PB 26-004 320 Lenox Avenue Preliminary/Final Major Site Plan w/variance Expansion of existing building for a dental practitioner Scheduled for 8/3/2026 PB 26-006 184 Elm Street Preliminary/Final Major Site Plan w/variance Amendment to 2023 approvals for 2nd and 3rd story addition with 10 dwelling units. In Completeness Review PB 26-007 408 & 412 South Elmer Street Preliminary/Final Major Site Plan Proposed multi-family building containing 6 dwelling un [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Jun 29, 2026

Board of Adjustment

La Junta considera una varianza de densidad importante para viviendas para personas mayores en Boynton Ave

Esta reunión especial de la Junta de Ajuste de Westfield escuchará una apelación aplazada para un desarrollo propuesto de viviendas para personas mayores en 1129 Boynton Ave. El solicitante busca una subdivisión menor y múltiples varianzas masivas, incluyendo un aumento de densidad de 19.5 a 67.4 unidades por acre, superando ampliamente las 16 unidades/acre permitidas. Otras varianzas solicitadas involucran el tamaño del lote, los retranqueos, la cobertura del edificio y los límites de superficie impermeable.

Varianza de densidad a 67.4 unidades/acre (máx. 16) para Second Westfield Senior Housing en 1129 Boynton Ave
Reducción del área del lote a 0.46 acres (mín. 5 acres requeridos)
Retranqueos del patio lateral y trasero reducidos a 20 pies (mín. 100 pies)
Aumento de la cobertura del edificio al 43.5% (máx. 25%)
Aumento de la cobertura impermeable al 55.5% (máx. 50%)

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1 TOWN OF WESTFIELD BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AGENDA Monday, June 29, 2026 7:30 pm SPECIAL MEETING VIA ZOOM Members of the public can join from PC, Mac, iPad, or Android: https://westfieldnj-gov.zoom.us/j/82340096012?pwd=8ZGhlmhT0xs8RsIt5ekd0r4W70L8tj.1 Short Link: https://bit.ly/BOA_06292026_SpecialMeeting Meeting ID: 823 4009 6012 Passcode: 681352 Join via audio: +1 646 518 9805 US (New York), +1 929 205 6099 US (New York) I. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE II. ROLL CALL Mr. Sontz (Chair) Mr. Cohen (Vice-chair) Mr. Reisen Ms. Molnar Mr. Eilbacher Ms. Nisbet (Alt. 1) Ms. Knowles Ms. Giorgianni Mr. Lipton (Alt. 2) Ms. Mance (Zoning Officer) Ms. Razin (Board Atty) Ms. Breien (Secretary) III. STATEMENT BY THE CHAIRMAN I. ADJOURNED APPEAL: Adjourned from 5/11/2026 *ZBA 25-065 – Second Westfield Senior Housing, 1129 Boynton Ave, Block: 4901, Lot: 9 (RA-4) Represented by: Stephen Hehl, Esq. Applicants are seeking amended site plan approval for a minor subdivision with density variance along with other bulk variances contrary to the Westfield Land Use Ordinance(s): Section: 11.17E4 where the maximum building density permitted is 16 units/acre, existing is 19.5 un its/acre, proposed is 67.4 units/acre; Section: 11.17E1 where the minimum lot are required is 5 acres, existing is 8.3 acres, proposed is .46 acres; Section: 11.17E3 where the minimum side yard setback required is 100’, existing is 104.87’, proposed is 20’; Section: 11.17E3 where the [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Jun 23, 2026

Town Council Notifications

El Concejo adoptará el Plan de Mitigación de Riesgos del Condado de Union 2026

El Concejo Municipal de Westfield votará sobre la adopción del Plan de Mitigación de Riesgos Multijurisdiccional del Condado de Union 2026, el cual identifica riesgos de peligros naturales y acciones de mitigación. Otros puntos incluyen la adjudicación de un contrato para mejoras viales de 2026, el apoyo a las ubicaciones de paradas de autobús en la Route 28 y la autorización de una subvención de asistencia de asequibilidad para un inquilino en 3302 Echo Lane. Se ha programado una sesión ejecutiva para negociaciones de contratos.

Resolución que adopta el Plan de Mitigación de Riesgos Multijurisdiccional del Condado de Union 2026
Resolución que autoriza el contrato para Diversas Mejoras Viales de 2026
Resolución que apoya las ubicaciones de Paradas de Autobús a lo largo de la Route 28 según lo recomendado por el NJDOT
Resolución que autoriza la Subvención de Asistencia de Asequibilidad para el inquilino en 3302 Echo Lane, Unit 3302
Resolución para presentar la solicitud de subvención para el Proyecto de Mejora de W Grove Street y E Grove Street 2027

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✓ Decidido: Town Council approved $492,317.51 in bills and claims

The council unanimously approved the minutes from the June 9, 2026 meetings. It also adopted bills and claims totaling $492,317.51. In addition, the council authorized refunds of numerous program fees and a $975 dumpster security deposit refund.

Approved minutes from the June 9, 2026 meetings (unanimous)
Adopted bills and claims totaling $492,317.51 (unanimous)
Authorized refunds of various program fees (e.g., $85.00 pool membership, $166.25 volleyball clinic) (unanimous)
Authorized draw of warrant for $975 dumpster security deposit refund (unanimous)

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W AGENDA June 23, 2026 Council Conference Meeting 7:30 p.m. _________________________________________________________________________________________________ RESOLUTIONS Finance Policy Committee 1. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to refund Recreation Department Fees 2. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to refund dumpster security payment 3. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to draw a warrant to replenish postage meter 4. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to amend Change Fund 5. Resolution authorizing an Affordability Assistance Grant pursuant to the Town of Westfield’s Affordability Assistance Program for a tenant of an affordable housing unit at 3302 Echo Lane, Unit 3302 6. Resolution authorizing schedule for payment of bills & claims Public Safety, Transportation and Parking Committee 1. Resolution adopting the Union County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan 2026 2. Resolution supporting Bus Stop locations along Route 28 as recommended by the New Jersey Department of Transportation Code Review & Town Property Committee 1. Resolution to approve annual renewal of Alcoholic Beverage Liquor Licenses Public Works Committee 1. Resolution authorizing an award of contract for 2026 Various Road Improvements 2. Resolution to submit a grant application and execute a grant agreement with the New Jersey Department of Transportation for the 2027 W Grove Street and E Grove Street I [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING HELD JUNE 23 , 2026 Pursuant to rules of Council of the Town of Westfield, the members thereof convened in regular session Tuesday , June 23 , 202 6 , at 8:00 p.m. Mayor B erman made the following announcements: “ The adequate notice of this meeting, as required by the Open Public Meetings Act, was provided by the posting, mailing, and filing of the annual notice of regularly scheduled meetings of the Town Council on December 10 , 202 5 . The notice was, on that date, posted on the bulletin board in the Municipal Building, mailed to THE WESTFIELD LEADER, and THE STAR LEDGER, and filed with the Clerk of the Town of Westfield. ” PRESENT: Mayor Berman , Councilmembers: Gilman , Domogala , Pecker, Kiefer, Saunders, Adwar, Armento and Venkataraman ABSENT : Invocation was given by Councilman Venkataraman Salute to the flag OPENING REMARKS Mayor B erman ’s Remarks Good evening, and thanks to everyone who is joining us tonight, both here in person and via livestream on the Town ’s YouTube channel. As always, the replay of the meeting will be available on Facebook, YouTube, and TV36. Public comment will be accepted in person only. I ’ll make a few brief remarks before we begin tonight ’s agenda. EVENTS After the incredible turnout and energy at Match Night on Quimby, we ’re excited to cheer on Team USA once again on Wednesday, July 1. The festivities will start at 7:00pm, with the game kicking off at 8:00pm. I look forward to seeing many of you the [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Wed Jun 17, 2026

Downtown Westfield Corporation

La junta de DWC votará sobre el presupuesto y los gastos de mayo de 2026

La junta de la Downtown Westfield Corporation se reunirá para aprobar las actas de la reunión y el presupuesto de mayo de 2026, recibir informes del Director Ejecutivo, de los comités y de los enlaces, y escuchar comentarios del público. No hay rezonificaciones ni contratos importantes en la agenda.

Aprobación del presupuesto y gasto de DWC de mayo de 2026
Informe del Director Ejecutivo sobre proyectos en curso
Informes de los comités de Diseño, Promociones y Vitalidad Económica
Informe del alcalde del Mayor Jeremy Berman
Oportunidad de comentarios del público

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DWC Board of Directors Meeting Wednesday, June 17, 2026 - 7:30 PM Location: 133 Prospect St (Conference Room) Meeting called to Order – Jeff Kirshenbaum, DWC Chair Roll call - Maricelle Denny, DWC Secretary Approval of May 2026 DWC Board Meeting minutes DWC Board Chair Report – Jeff Kirshenbaum DWC Board Vice Chair Report – Ben Montez DWC Treasurer Report – Anthony DiTommaso Approval of May 2026 DWC Budget + Spend Executive Director’s Report –Daniel Taugher Updates to ongoing projects New Businesses/Expansions/Ribbon Cuttings Media Updates - Juli a Amiano Marketing Report - Rachel Schwartz, The ZAP Group Organization Committee (TBD, Chair) Design Committee (Jeff Kirshenbaum, DWC Chair) Promotions Committee (Ben Montez, Chair) Economic Vitality Committee (Josh Halpern, Chair) Mayor’s Report (Mayor Jeremy Berman) Liaison Reports Vik Venkataraman, Councilman Craig Gibson, DPW Director or Tommy Vreeland, DPW Downtown Manager Faith Delaney, Greater Westfield Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Public Comments Adjourn Next DWC Board Meeting Wednesday, July 15, 2026 - 7:30 Location: 133 Prospect Street pm Hybrid with an emphasis on in-person attendance

Tue Jun 9, 2026

Town Council Notifications

El Concejo aprobará un bono de $862,000 para mejoras en las instalaciones de Houlihan‑Sid Fay Fields

El Concejo Municipal de Westfield considerará dos ordenanzas especiales que autorizan fondos adicionales de bonos: $862,000 para mejoras en el estacionamiento, los baños y la instalación polivalente de Houlihan‑Sid Fay Fields, y $880,000 para reemplazar el césped sintético en los mismos campos. La reunión también incluye una serie de resoluciones para reembolsar diversas tarifas, otorgar asistencia de asequibilidad a inquilinos en 2212 Echo Lane y 440 North Avenue East Echo Lane, y aprobar contratos para equipo del departamento de policía y una concesión de jardín de cerveza y vino. Todos los puntos se presentan para la aprobación o confirmación del concejo.

Ordenanza Especial No. 2026-02: apropiación de bono de $862,000 para mejoras en el estacionamiento, los baños y la instalación polivalente de Houlihan‑Sid Fay Fields
Ordenanza Especial No. 2026-03: apropiación de bono de $880,000 para reemplazar el césped sintético en Houlihan‑Sid Fay Fields
Resolución que autoriza el pago a Axon Enterprise para el Departamento de Policía de Westfield
Resolución que autoriza la adjudicación del contrato para equipo de control de acceso de seguridad para el Departamento de Policía de Westfield
Resolución que autoriza una Subvención de Asistencia de Asequibilidad para un inquilino en 2212 Echo Lane, Unidad 2212

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✓ Decidido: Council approved $862,000 additional bond for Houlihan-Sid Fay Fields project

The council approved a bond ordinance to appropriate an additional $862,000 for the parking lot, restroom, and multipurpose facility improvement at Houlihan-Sid Fay Fields. The vote was 7-0 with two members absent. A second bond ordinance for turf field replacement was heard but no vote was recorded in the minutes.

Approved $862,000 additional bond for Houlihan-Sid Fay Fields parking lot/restroom project (7-0)

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W AGENDA June 9, 2026 Council Conference Meeting 7:30 p.m. _________________________________________________________________________________________________ RESOLUTIONS Finance Policy Committee 1. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to refund dumpster security payment 2. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to refund street opening Cash Bond 3. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to refund Performance Bond 4. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to refund Recreation Department Fees 5. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to draw warrant for dog licenses for May 2026 6. Resolution authorizing an Affordability Assistance Grant pursuant to the Town of Westfield’s Affordability Assistance Program for a tenant of an affordable housing unit at 2212 Echo Lane, Unit 2212 7. Resolution revising an Affordability Assistance Grant pursuant to the Town of Westfield’s Affordability Assistance Program for a tenant of an affordable housing unit at 440 North Avenue East Echo Lane, Unit 1A 8. Resolution establishing payment schedule for Board of Education tax payments 9. Resolution establishing estimated tax rate 10. Resolution confirming compliance with Local Finance Board rules regarding recommendations of annual audit Public Safety, Transportation and Parking Committee 1. Resolution authorizing payment to Axon Enterprise for the Westfield Police Department 2. Resolution authorizing an award of co [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Jun 8, 2026

Board of Adjustment

La Junta decidirá sobre las variaciones para una residencia comunitaria en 901 Morris Ave.

La Junta de Ajuste de Westfield llevará a cabo una audiencia continuada sobre una solicitud de variación de ARC of Union County para construir una vivienda unifamiliar como residencia comunitaria para personas con discapacidades del desarrollo en 901 Morris Avenue, la cual requiere múltiples variaciones de retranqueo y cobertura. La junta también escuchará cuatro nuevas solicitudes de variación para adiciones y estructuras residenciales, incluyendo una cocina al aire libre previamente instalada y adiciones en varias direcciones. Además, la junta aprobará las actas y resoluciones de la reunión del 11 de mayo.

Apelación continuada: ARC of Union County, 901 Morris Ave – variaciones para la profundidad del patio delantero, masa del edificio, cobertura y garaje.
Nueva apelación: Mickael Avedissian & Amie Borges, 34 Fairhill Rd – adición y garaje que requiere variación de retranqueo del patio lateral.
Nueva apelación: Gregory Jager, 421 Birch Ave – cocina al aire libre que excede la cobertura máxima.
Nueva apelación: Daniel Wertherim, 531 Topping Hill Rd – adición de un segundo piso y porche que excede el FAR y la cobertura.
Nueva apelación: Albert & Melissa Royce, 560 Tremont Ave – cochera, expansión de la entrada y porches que requieren múltiples variaciones.

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✓ Decidido: Board of Adjustment approves residential additions and community residence project

The Board approved a single-family dwelling to be used as a Community Residence for the Developmentally Disabled at 901 Morris Avenue. Additionally, the Board approved a first-floor rear and side addition with an attached garage at 34 Fairhill Road. The May 11 meeting minutes were also adopted.

Adopted May 11, 2026, meeting minutes (7-0)
Approved resolution for ZBA 26-001 at 8 Folkstone Drive (7-0)
Approved community residence application at 901 Morris Avenue with conditions (7-0)
Approved residential addition and garage at 34 Fairhill Road (7-0)

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1 TOWN OF WESTFIELD BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AGENDA Monday, June 8, 2026 7:30 pm REGULAR MEETING I. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE II. ROLL CALL Mr. Sontz (Chair) Mr. Cohen (Vice-chair) Mr. Reisen Ms. Molnar Mr. Eilbacher Ms. Nisbet (Alt. 1) Ms. Knowles Ms. Giorgianni Mr. Lipton (Alt. 2) Ms. Mance (Zoning Officer) Ms. Razin (Board Atty) Ms. Breien (Secretary) III. STATEMENT BY THE CHAIRMAN IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: May 11, 2026 V. ADOPTION OF RESOLUTIONS: May 11, 2026 ZBA 26-001 – Sheri & Chris Catalano, 8 Folkstone Drive, Block: 3503, Lot: 28 I. OTHER BUSINESS: None I. CONTINUED APPEALS: *ZBA 25-046 – ARC of Union County, 901 Morris Ave., Block: 3605, Lot; 12.02 (RS-10) Represented by: Michael Bonner, Esq. Applicant is seeking to construct a single -family dwelling, which will be used as a Community Residence for the Developmentally Disabled, on a vacant lot contrary to following section(s) of the Westfield Land Use Ordinance(s): Section 11.07E5 & 12.03 wher e the front yard depth required is 30’ and proposed is 20’; Section: Section: 11.07E13 & 2.11G where the maximum building mass at side yard permitted is 25’ and proposed is 35’; Section: 12.04F1 where the maximum coverage by building permitted is 20% / 2,000 SF and proposed is 23.3% / 2,333 SF; Section: 12.04F2 where the maximum coverage by building & decks permitted is 22% / 2,200 SF and proposed is 23.3% / 2,333 SF; Section: 12.04F3 where the maximum building & above -gr [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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1 | P a g e TOWN OF WESTFIELD BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT MINUTES Monday, June 8, 2026 Pledge of Allegiance Statement by the Chairman / Board Attorney Chairman Sontz called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m., where he announced that the meeting was duly advertised in accordance with the provisions of the “Open Public Meetings Act.” Board attorney, Kath ryn Razin, Esq., gave a brief statement about the Board of Adjustment ’s powers, purpose, and criteria for granting variances. Roll Call – Ms. Breien called the roll Members Present: Chairman Matthew Sontz Vice-Chair Michael Cohen Carol Molnar Jessica Giorgianni Angela Knowles Paul Eilbacher Sasha Nisbet (Alt. 1) Mark Lipton (Alt. 2) Members Excused: Samual Reisen Others in Attendance: Kathryn Razin, Esq. – Board Attorney Jenny Mance – Zoning Officer Maria Rose Breien – Board Secretary/Stenographer Adoption of Minutes A motion to adopt the minutes of the May 11, 2026, BOA meeting was made by Ms. Molnar and seconded by Mr. Eilbacher. The roll call vote was taken as follows: VOTE: IN FAVOR: Chairman Sontz, Vice-Chair Cohen, Ms. Molnar, Mr. Eilbacher, Ms. Giorgianni, Ms. Nisbet, Mr. Lipton OPPOSED: None ABSTAIN: None 2 | P a g e Adoption of Resolutions The Board memorialized resolutions for the applications heard at the May 11, 2026, meeting. ZBA 26-001 – Sheri & Chris Catalano, 8 Folkstone Drive, Block: 3503, Lot: 28 A motion to approve this resolution was m [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Jun 1, 2026

Board of Health

La Junta considerará nuevas ordenanzas de tarifas de inspección y salarios

La Junta de Salud de Westfield llevará a cabo una audiencia pública, aprobará las actas y recibirá informes departamentales. Los asuntos pendientes incluyen actualizaciones sobre la audiencia de Westfield Station, Peking Garden y los asuntos de 1958 Cuban. Los nuevos asuntos presentan una posible nueva ubicación para la clínica WIC y dos ordenanzas: una que establece una tarifa para las inspecciones preoperativas repetidas (Ordenanza 1-2026) y otra para los salarios no sindicalizados (Ordenanza 2-2026). Se ha programado una sesión cerrada para un asunto de personal.

Ordenanza BOH 1-2026: establecimiento de una tarifa para las inspecciones preoperativas repetidas
Ordenanza BOH 2-2026: fijación de salarios no sindicalizados
Propuesta de nueva ubicación para la clínica WIC
Actualización de la audiencia de Westfield Station
Actualizaciones de Peking Garden y 1958 Cuban

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✓ Decidido: Board of Health approves February and March bills, holds Peking Garden closure in abeyance

The Westfield Board of Health approved minutes, consent agenda reports, and financial reports including bills totaling $11,816.36 for February and $14,147.19 for March. The subcommittee voted to hold a three-day closure in abeyance for any less-than-satisfactory rating received by Peking Garden over the next two years. The meeting also entered closed session and adjourned at 6:05 PM.

Approved March 2, 2026 regular meeting minutes (motion by Budnick, seconded by Bertsch)
Approved Health Department, Vital Statistics, and Animal Control reports for February and March (motion by Bertsch, seconded by Xavier)
Approved financial reports and bills totaling $11,816.36 (Feb) and $14,147.19 (Mar) (unanimous roll call vote)
Subcommittee voted to hold a three-day closure in abeyance for any less-than-satisfactory rating for Peking Garden over two years
Entered closed session at 5:42 PM (motion by Rizzolo, seconded by Xavier)
Adjourned at 6:05 PM (unanimous)

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Westfield Board of Health Regular Meeting June 1, 2026 Meeting called to order: 5:30 PM Statement as to compliance with open public meetings act Roll call: Elizabeth Talmont, DNP, ANP-BC Tara Donnelly, MBA, MSN, RN, NE-BC Lawrence D. Budnick, MD Brendan Bertsch Mitchell Shusteris Geralda Xavier, MD Denise Rizzolo, PhD, PA-C Jerusha Oleksiuk – Alternate #1 Maggie Brady - Alternate #2 Board Hearing: Approval of Board Minutes: May 4 2026 Consent Agenda Reports: 1. Health Department (April) 2. Vital Statistics Report (Tabled) 3. Animal Control Report (April) Financial Reports: 1. Financial Reports (April) 2. Bills (April) Old Business: 1. Westfield Station Hearing Update 2. Peking Garden Update 3. 1958 Cuban Update New Business: 1. New WIC Clinic Location 2. BOH Ordinance 1-2026 (Setting a fee for repeat pre-operational inspections) 3. BOH Ordinance 2-2026 (Non Union Salaries) Other Business: Public Comment: Closed Session: 1. Personnel Matter Adjournment: P.M.

Mon Jun 1, 2026

Recreation Commission

La Comisión de Recreación escuchará a Lisa Hunt sobre la Biblioteca Tamaques

Esta es una reunión rutinaria con informes del presidente de la comisión, el concejo municipal, la junta de educación y el director, además de actualizaciones de los comités sobre la piscina, parques, campos, políticas y programas. El único punto específico bajo nuevos negocios es una presentación de Lisa Hunt con respecto a la Biblioteca Tamaques. No se enumeran decisiones importantes ni audiencias públicas.

Presentación de Lisa Hunt sobre la Biblioteca Tamaques

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AGENDA W estfield R ecreation C ommission June 1 , 2026 , 7 :00pm  OPEN PUBLIC MEETING ACT STATEMENT Adequate notice of this meeting, as required by the Open Public Meetings Act, was provided through the posting, mailing and filing of the annual notice of regularly scheduled meetings of the Recreation Commission on December 10 , 202 5 . The notice was, on that date, posted on the bulletin board in the Municipal Building, provided to THE WESTFIELD LEADER and THE STAR LEDGER, and filed with the Clerk of the Town of Westfield.  ROLL CALL  FLAG SALUTE  APPROVAL OF MINUTES, May 4 , 2026, Meeting  PUBLIC PORTION OF THE MEETING  COMMISSION CHAIR REPORT  TOWN COUNCIL LIAISON REPORT  BOARD of EDUCATION LIAISON REPORT  DIRECTOR ’S REPORT COMMITTEE REPORTS:  POOL :  PARKS :  FIELDS :  POLICY :  PROGRAMS : OLD BUSINESS: NEW BUSINESS:  Lisa Hunt ( Tamaques Library) CORRESPONDENCE: All Correspondences were e-mailed to the Commission Members Dates to Remember: Next Scheduled Commission Meeting – July 6 , at 7 :00pm

Mon Jun 1, 2026

Planning Board

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Wed May 20, 2026

Downtown Westfield Corporation

La Junta de la DWC aprobará el presupuesto de abril de 2026 y escuchará actualizaciones de proyectos

La Junta de la Downtown Westfield Corporation votará sobre el Presupuesto de la DWC de abril de 2026 y aprobará las actas de la reunión anterior. Los directores y presidentes de comités informarán sobre proyectos en curso, nuevos negocios, marketing y alcance de influencers. La reunión incluye informes de enlace del Alcalde, el Concejo, el DPW y la Cámara de Comercio. Se escucharán comentarios del público.

Aprobación del Presupuesto de la DWC de abril de 2026
Aprobación de las actas de la reunión de la Junta de abril de 2026
Actualizaciones sobre nuevos negocios, expansiones e inauguraciones
Informe del Programa de Alcance de Influencers de la DWC
Informes de comités: Organización, Diseño, Promociones, Vitalidad Económica

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DWC Board of Directors Meeting Wednesday, May 20, 2026 - 7:30 PM Location: 133 Prospect St (Conference Room) Meeting called to Order – Jeff Kirshenbaum, DWC Chair Roll call - Maricelle Denny, DWC Secretary Approval of April 2026 DWC Board Meeting minutes DWC Board Chair Report – Jeff Kirshenbaum DWC Board Vice Chair Report – Ben Montez DWC Treasurer Report – Anthony DiTommaso Approval of April 2026 DWC Budget Executive Director’s Report –Daniel Taugher Updates to ongoing projects New Businesses/Expansions/Ribbon Cuttings DWC Influencer Outreach Program - Julia Amiano Marketing Report - Rachel Schwartz, The ZAP Group Organization Committee (TBD, Chair) Design Committee (Jeff Kirshenbaum, DWC Chair) Promotions Committee (Ben Montez, Chair) Economic Vitality Committee (Josh Halpern, Chair) Mayor’s Report (Mayor Jeremy Berman) Liaison Reports Vik Venkataraman, Councilman Craig Gibson, DPW Director or Tommy Vreeland, DPW Downtown Manager Faith Delaney, Greater Westfield Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Public Comments Adjourn Next DWC Board Meeting Wednesday, June 17, 2026 - 7:30 Location: 133 Prospect Street pm Hybrid with an emphasis on in-person attendance

Tue May 19, 2026

Town Council Notifications

El Concejo considera $1.74M en bonos para Houlihan-Sid Fay Fields

El Concejo Municipal de Westfield votará sobre dos ordenanzas de bonos que suman $1,742,000 para mejoras en Houlihan-Sid Fay Fields: $862,000 para mejoras en el estacionamiento, baños e instalaciones multiusos, y $880,000 para el reemplazo del campo de césped sintético. Otras acciones incluyen la autorización de un contrato para servicios de gestión de guardias de cruce, el aumento del umbral de licitación y la aprobación de múltiples compras de equipo para el Departamento de Obras Públicas. La agenda también incluye resoluciones para reembolsos de tarifas, desembolsos de plica y solicitudes de eventos.

Ordenanza Especial 2026-02: bono de $862,000 para mejoras en el estacionamiento, baños e instalaciones multiusos de Houlihan-Sid Fay Fields
Ordenanza Especial 2026-03: bono de $880,000 para el reemplazo del campo atlético de césped sintético en Houlihan-Sid Fay Fields
Resolución para aumentar el umbral de licitación
Adjudicación de contrato para servicios de gestión de guardias de cruce
Cinco compras de equipo para DPW: Sand Pro, ASV RT-40, Toro Groundmaster, Fisher Plow y un estipendio para el Coordinador del Programa de Reciclaje

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✓ Decidido: Council approves previous meeting minutes; bond ordinances introduced

The Town Council voted to approve the minutes from its May 5, 2026, conference and regular meetings. Two bond ordinances for Sid Fay/Houlihan Field improvements were introduced on first reading (parking/restroom expansion for $862,000 and turf field replacement for $880,000), and several resolutions were proposed, including DPW equipment purchases, a Clean Communities Grant, and a crossing guard contract to ACMS for $514,624. No final votes on these items were recorded in the provided minutes; the public comment period was interrupted before council action could be reported.

Approved minutes from May 5, 2026 meetings

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W AGENDA May 19, 2026 Council Conference Meeting 7:30 p.m. _________________________________________________________________________________________________ RESOLUTIONS Finance Policy Committee 1. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to refund Recreation Department Fees 2. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to refund Police Department Fees 3. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to draw a warrant for Board of Adjustment Escrow Monies 4. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to refund street opening cash bond 5. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to draw warrants for overpaid taxes 6. Resolution to increase the bid threshold 7. Resolution to re-appoint Tax Collector 8. Resolution to approve insertion of special item of revenue (Clean Communities Grant) Public Safety, Transportation and Parking Committee 1. Resolution authorizing an award of contract for crossing guard management services Code Review & Town Property Committee 1. Resolution to approve Children’s Amusement Device License 2. Resolution to approve Peddler’s Licenses Public Works Committee 1. Resolution authorizing Stipend of Recycling Program Coordinator 2. Resolution authorizing an award of contract for the purchase of equipment for the Department of Public Works (Sand Pro) 3. Resolution authorizing an award of contract for the purchase of equipment for the Department of Public Works (ASV RT-40) 4. Resolution [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon May 18, 2026

Historic Preservation Commission

La Comisión llevará a cabo una audiencia sobre un Certificado de Adecuación Mayor para 218 Dudley Ave.

La Comisión de Preservación Histórica de Westfield aprobará las actas del 27 de abril de 2026 y considerará varios asuntos de preservación. Los asuntos nuevos incluyen una revisión de demolición para 722 Rahway Ave, una audiencia sobre un Certificado de Adecuación Mayor para 218 Dudley Ave, planes revisados para 231 Elizabeth Avenue y una revisión consultiva de 531 Topping Hill Road. Los asuntos pendientes resumen el Recorrido por Hogares HPC/NJFO del 9 de mayo y recuerdan a los miembros la próxima Conferencia de Preservación Histórica de NJ el 17 y 18 de junio.

Revisión de demolición – 722 Rahway Ave.
Audiencia de Certificado de Adecuación Mayor – 218 Dudley Ave.
Revisión de planes revisados – 231 Elizabeth Avenue.
Revisión consultiva – 531 Topping Hill Road.

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Westfield Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Date: May 18, 2026, 7:30 pm Meeting Type: Regular Meeting of the Commission STATEMENT OF COMPLIANCE WITH THE OPEN PUBLIC MEETINGS ACT In compliance with the Open Public Meetings Act of the State of New Jersey, notice of this meeting was provided in the newspaper of record, the Westfield Leader, posting on our town’s public notice website page, along with being posted on the bulletin board in Town Hall. Roll Call: Jennifer Jaruzelski (Chair) Maryellen McVeigh Jacqueline Brevard (Vice-Chair) Christopher DeFreitas Carol Tener (Town Historian) Ann Freedman (PB) Meridith Bridge Greg Talmont Nancy Rich, Alt #1 Greg Blasi Matthew Schafer, Alt #2 Barton Ross (HPO) Michal Domogala (TC) AGENDA APPROVAL OF MINUTES: April 27, 2026 NEW BUSINESS: • Demolition Reviews: 722 Rahway Ave. • Hearing on Major Certificate of Appropriateness for 218 Dudley Ave. West • 231 Elizabeth Avenue – Revised Plans • 531 Topping Hill Road – Advisory Review OLD BUSINESS: • Recap of HPC/NJFO Home Tour, May 9 • NJ Historic Preservation Conference, June 17-18 – last call for attendees • Next meeting: Monday, June 22 OPEN MEETING TO MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC ADJOURNMENT

Mon May 11, 2026

Board of Adjustment

Audiencia sobre varianza de densidad de viviendas para personas mayores en Boynton Ave

La Junta de Ajuste de Westfield adoptará resoluciones del 13 de abril de 2026 y considerará solicitudes de extensión para varianzas previamente aprobadas. La junta continuará un caso sobre estructuras no autorizadas en 17 Sunnywood Drive y escuchará cuatro nuevas apelaciones, incluyendo una propuesta importante para 1129 Boynton Avenue que busca una varianza de densidad de 16 a 67.4 unidades por acre.

Adopción de resoluciones para 316 Orenda Circle, 546 Boulevard, 526 Clark Street y 761 Belvidere Avenue
Solicitudes de extensión para 912 Brown Ave, 1022 Grandview Ave y 53 Cardinal Drive
Apelación continuada: Brant Lipari, 17 Sunnywood Drive – cocina al aire libre, patio y cobertizo que violan los límites de retranqueo y longitud de pared
Nueva apelación: Second Westfield Senior Housing, 1129 Boynton Ave – subdivisión menor con varianza de densidad de 16 a 67.4 unidades/acre y varianzas de volumen
Nuevas apelaciones: 106 Barchester Way (varianza FAR), 725 Willow Grove Rd (varianzas de piscina/patio), 8 Folkstone Drive (varianzas de ampliación)

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✓ Decidido: Board adjourns senior housing hearing, grants three variance extensions

The Westfield Board of Adjustment met on May 11, 2026, and took several procedural actions. It adjourned the Second Westfield Senior Housing application to a special virtual meeting and granted three one-year extensions for previously approved variances. The board also memorialized four prior resolutions, adopted minutes from April, and heard testimony on two appeals without reaching final decisions.

Adjourned ZBA 25-065 (Second Westfield Senior Housing) to a special virtual meeting (unanimous)
Granted one-year extension for ZBA 24-033 (Ganesh Sankaran) through 3/10/2027 (7-0)
Granted one-year extension for ZBA 24-053 (Katherine Powell) through 6/9/2027 (7-0)
Granted one-year extension for ZBA 24-054 (Union County Educational) through 2/10/2027 (7-0)
Adopted minutes of April 13, 2026, meeting (6-0)
Memorialized resolutions for ZBA 25-048, 25-057, 25-061, 25-062 (all unanimous)
Carried ZBA 25-040 (Brant Lipari, 17 Sunnywood Drive) to July 13, 2026, due to new engineering report

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1 TOWN OF WESTFIELD BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AGENDA Monday, May 11, 2026 7:30 pm REGULAR MEETING I. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE II. ROLL CALL Mr. Sontz (Chair) Mr. Cohen (Vice-chair) Mr. Reisen Ms. Molnar Mr. Eilbacher Ms. Nisbet (Alt. 1) Ms. Knowles Ms. Giorgianni Mr. Lipton (Alt. 2) Ms. Mance (Zoning Officer) Ms. Razin (Board Atty) Ms. Breien (Secretary) III. STATEMENT BY THE CHAIRMAN IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: April 13, 2026 V. ADOPTION OF RESOLUTIONS: April 13, 2026 ZBA 25-048 – Craig McCarthy, 316 Orenda Circle, Block: 406, Lot: 43 ZBA 25-057 – Steve & Olga Chalfant, 546 Boulevard, Block: 3008, Lot: 12 ZBA 25-061 – Joseph & Marilyn Pellicone, 526 Clark Street, Block: 1005, Lot: 22 ZBA 25-062 – Michael Levin, 761 Belvidere Avenue, Block: 1303, Lot: 16 I. OTHER BUSINESS: Extension Request ZBA 26-019 for ZBA 24-033 – Ganesh Sankaran, 912 Brown Ave, Block: 705, Lot: 1 Memorialized on 3/10/2025 ZBA 26-023 for ZBA 24-053 – Katherine Powell, 1022 Grandview Ave, Block:4810, Lot: 7 Memorialized on 6/9/2025 ZBA 26-024 for ZBA 24-054 – Union County Educational Services, 53 Cardinal Drive, Block: 1701, Lot: 6 – Memorialized on 5/10/2025 II. CONTINUED APPEALS: Adjourned from 4/13/2026 ZBA 25-040 – Brant Lipari, 17 Sunnywood Drive, Block: 201, Lot: 69 Applicant is seeking relief to allow for an outdoor kitchen, patio, and shed which was installed contrary to the following sections of the Westfield Land Use Ordinance: Section: 11.05E6 w [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue May 5, 2026

Town Council Notifications

El Concejo votará sobre reparaciones de techos y renovaciones interiores para el Departamento de Bomberos

El Concejo Municipal de Westfield considerará resoluciones en su reunión del 5 de mayo de 2026, incluyendo la adjudicación de contratos para reparaciones de techos y renovaciones interiores en el Departamento de Bomberos, y para equipo de jardinería para Obras Públicas. Varias acciones financieras rutinarias, como reembolsos y órdenes de pago, también están en la agenda.

Resolución que autoriza el contrato para reparaciones de techos en Westfield Fire Department
Resolución que autoriza el contrato para renovaciones interiores en Westfield Fire Department
Resolución que autoriza el contrato para equipo de jardinería para Department of Public Works
Subvención de Asistencia de Asequibilidad para el inquilino en 3301 Echo Lane, Unit 3301
Subvención de Asistencia de Asequibilidad para el inquilino en 516 North Avenue East, Apartment 111

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✓ Decidido: Council approves fire department repairs and battery-powered equipment pilot

The Town Council approved contract awards for roof repairs and interior renovations at Westfield fire houses. They also authorized a pilot program to purchase commercial battery-powered leaf blowers for the Public Works Department and Board of Education.

Approved fire house roof repair contracts
Approved Fire House 1 interior renovation contract
Approved purchase of battery-powered leaf blowers and charging stations for pilot program
Approved minutes from April 21, 2026, meetings

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W AGENDA May 5, 2026 Council Conference Meeting 7:30 p.m. _________________________________________________________________________________________________ RESOLUTIONS Finance Policy Committee 1. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to refund Recreation Department Fees 2. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to refund Peddler’s License 3. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to draw warrant for dog licenses for April 2026 4. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to draw warrants for overpaid taxes 5. Resolution authorizing Chief Financial Officer to refund street opening Cash Bond 6. Resolution authorizing an Affordability Assistance Grant pursuant to the Town of Westfield’s Affordability Assistance Program for a tenant of an affordable housing unit at 3301 Echo Lane, Unit 3301 7. Resolution authorizing an Affordability Assistance Grant pursuant to the Town of Westfield’s Affordability Assistance Program for a tenant of an affordable housing unit at 516 North Avenue East, Apartment 111 8. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to draw warrant for Risk Management Consultant Fee 9. Resolution to approve insertion of special item of revenue (NJACCHO) Public Safety, Transportation and Parking Committee 1. Resolution authorizing an award of contract for roof repairs for the Westfield Fire Department 2. Resolution authorizing an award of contract for interior renovations for the Westfield Fire [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon May 4, 2026

Recreation Commission

La Comisión de Recreación discutirá el Tour de Westfield e informes rutinarios

La Comisión de Recreación de Westfield se reunirá para una agenda rutinaria que incluye la aprobación de actas, comentarios públicos e informes del presidente, el enlace del consejo municipal, el enlace de la junta escolar y el director. Las actualizaciones de los comités cubrirán piscinas, parques, campos, políticas y programas. Los asuntos pendientes incluyen el evento Tour de Westfield, una recaudación de fondos de Five Guys y Westfield Baseball, mientras que los asuntos nuevos se limitan a un elemento de Google Drive.

Tour de Westfield programado para el 30 de agosto (asunto pendiente)
Recaudación de fondos de Five Guys (asunto pendiente)
Westfield Baseball (asunto pendiente)
Informes de comités sobre piscinas, parques, campos, políticas y programas
Google Drive como asunto nuevo

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AGENDA W estfield R ecreation C ommission May 4 , 2026 , 7 :00pm  OPEN PUBLIC MEETING ACT STATEMENT Adequate notice of this meeting, as required by the Open Public Meetings Act, was provided through the posting, mailing and filing of the annual notice of regularly scheduled meetings of the Recreation Commission on December 10 , 202 5 . The notice was, on that date, posted on the bulletin board in the Municipal Building, provided to THE WESTFIELD LEADER and THE STAR LEDGER, and filed with the Clerk of the Town of Westfield.  ROLL CALL  FLAG SALUTE  APPROVAL OF MINUTES, April 6 , 2026, Meeting  PUBLIC PORTION OF THE MEETING  COMMISSION CHAIR REPORT  TOWN COUNCIL LIAISON REPORT  BOARD of EDUCATION LIAISON REPORT  DIRECTOR ’S REPORT COMMITTEE REPORTS:  POOL :  PARKS :  FIELDS :  POLICY :  PROGRAMS : OLD BUSINESS:  Tour de Westfield: Aug 30 th  Five Guys Fundraiser  Westfield Baseball NEW BUSINESS:  Google Drive CORRESPONDENCE:  All Correspondences were e-mailed to the Commission Members Dates to Remember: Next Scheduled Commission Meeting – June 1 , at 7 :00pm

Mon May 4, 2026

Board of Health

La Junta discutirá Peking Garden en los asuntos pendientes

La Junta de Salud de Westfield llevará a cabo una reunión regular para aprobar las actas, recibir informes de la agenda de consentimiento del Departamento de Salud, Estadísticas Vitales y Control de Animales, y revisar los informes financieros. Los asuntos pendientes incluyen un punto del Subcomité de Audiencias de la Junta relacionado con Peking Garden. La reunión también incluirá comentarios del público y una sesión cerrada para asuntos de personal y contractuales.

Aprobación de las actas de la Junta del 2 de marzo de 2026
Agenda de consentimiento: informes del Departamento de Salud de febrero y marzo
Agenda de consentimiento: informes de Control de Animales de febrero y marzo
Asuntos Pendientes: Subcomité de Audiencias de la Junta relacionado con Peking Garden
Sesión cerrada para asuntos de personal y contractuales

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✓ Decidido: Board approves updated medical director agreement and formed hearings subcommittee

The Board approved a resolution to update the agreement with Dr. Jamie Reedy as Medical Director and unanimously formed a subcommittee to handle Board Hearings. The meeting also included the approval of financial reports and a discussion regarding new plastic and cannabis regulations.

Approved January 2026 Health and Animal Control reports
Approved January financial reports totaling $8,553.31
Approved BOH Resolution 4-2026 for updated Medical Director agreement
Unanimously appointed subcommittee for Board Hearings
Unanimously approved adjournment at 5:57 PM

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Westfield Board of Health Regular Meeting May 4, 2026 Meeting called to order: 5:30 PM Statement as to compliance with open public meetings act Roll call: Elizabeth Talmont, DNP, ANP-BC Tara Donnelly, MBA, MSN, RN, NE-BC Lawrence D. Budnick, MD Brendan Bertsch Mitchell Shusteris Geralda Xavier, MD Denise Rizzolo, PhD, PA-C Jerusha Oleksiuk – Alternate #1 Maggie Brady - Alternate #2 Board Hearing: Approval of Board Minutes: March 2, 2026 Consent Agenda Reports: 1. Health Department (February & March) 2. Vital Statistics Report (March) 3. Animal Control Report (February & March) Financial Reports: 1. Financial Reports (February & March) 2. Bills (February & March) Old Business: 1. Board Hearing Subcommittee a. Peking Garden New Business: Other Business: Public Comment: Closed Session: 1. Personnel Matter 2. Contractual Matter Adjournment: P.M.

Mon May 4, 2026

Planning Board

Aprobación de resoluciones para 909 Bailey Court y 500 Central Avenue

La Junta de Planificación de Westfield votará sobre resoluciones para dos solicitudes anteriores: PB 25-005 (909 Bailey Court) y PB 26-001 (500 Central Avenue). La junta también discutirá tres solicitudes de plan de sitio mayor pendientes con variaciones: una terraza residencial en el techo en 423 South Ave West, una expansión de una práctica dental en 320 Lenox Avenue, y una expansión al segundo piso de una práctica dental en 440 E. Broad Street. No hay nuevas apelaciones ni actas en la agenda.

Aprobación de la resolución PB 25-005 para Robert & Ruthann Dufkis en 909 Bailey Court
Aprobación de la resolución PB 26-001 para 500 Central Westfield, LLC en 500 Central Avenue
Solicitud pendiente PB 26-003: terraza residencial en el techo con variaciones en 423 South Ave West
Solicitud pendiente PB 26-004: expansión de práctica dental con variaciones en 320 Lenox Avenue
Solicitud pendiente PB 26-005: expansión de práctica dental al segundo piso con variaciones en 440 E. Broad Street

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✓ Decidido: Planning board unanimously approves two resolutions

The Westfield Planning Board adopted two resolutions by unanimous votes (6-0 each): PB 25-005 for Robert & Ruthann Dufkis at 909 Bailey Court, and PB 26-001 for 500 Central Westfield, LLC at 500 Central Avenue. No other business was conducted, and the meeting adjourned at 7:34 p.m.

Adopted resolution PB 25-005 for Robert & Ruthann Dufkis, 909 Bailey Court (6-0)
Adopted resolution PB 26-001 for 500 Central Westfield, LLC, 500 Central Avenue (6-0)

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TOWN OF WESTFIELD PLANNING BOARD AGENDA May 4, 2026 7:30 pm REGULAR MEETING Mr. Ash (Chair) Mr. La Place (Vice-Chair) Mr. Goldstein Mayor Berman Mr. Ceberio Ms. Carreras (Alt. 1) Councilman Pecker Mr. Capps Ms. Freedman (Alt. 2) Chief Duelks Mr. Cohen Mr. Trembulak (Bd. Atty) Mr. Sammet, Town Planner Mr. Bignell, Town Engineer Ms. Breien, Secretary I. STATEMENT BY THE CHAIRMAN II. FLAG SALUTE III. ROLL CALL IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: None V. APPROVAL OF RESOLUTIONS: PB 25-005 – Robert & Ruthann Dufkis, 909 Bailey Court, Block: 306, Lot: 48.01 PB 26-001 – 500 Central Westfield, LLC,500 Central Avenue, Block: 3006, Lots: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 NEW APPEALS: None OTHER BUSINESS: None VI. PENDING APPLICATIONS: APPLICATION NUMBER ADDRESS APPLICATION TYPE DESCRIPTION STATUS PB 26-003 423 South Ave West Preliminary/Final Major Site Plan w/variance Request to establish residential roof deck w/variances Awaiting Resubmission PB 26-004 320 Lenox Avenue Preliminary/Final Major Site Plan w/variance Addition to expand dental practice w/variances In completeness review PB 26-005 440 E. Broad Street Preliminary/Final Major Site Plan w/variance Expansion of dental practice into 2nd Floor of existing building w/variances In completeness review Next Planning Board Meeting: June 8, 2026

Mon Apr 27, 2026

Historic Preservation Commission

La Comisión de Preservación Histórica revisará demoliciones de garajes en 531 Hillcrest y 509 Kimball

La Comisión de Preservación Histórica de Westfield llevará a cabo una reunión ordinaria el 27 de abril de 2026, a las 7:30 PM. Los asuntos nuevos incluyen revisiones de demolición para dos garajes (531 Hillcrest Ave. y 509 Kimball Ave.), una revisión del plan de demolición en 231 Elizabeth Ave. y una revisión consultiva en 560 Tremont Ave. La comisión también discutirá eventos próximos como el Recorrido de Casas HPC/NJFO y la Conferencia de Preservación Histórica de NJ.

Revisión de demolición: 531 Hillcrest Ave. (garaje)
Revisión de demolición: 509 Kimball Ave. (garaje)
Revisión del plan de demolición: 231 Elizabeth Ave.
Revisión consultiva: 560 Tremont Ave.
Recorrido de Casas HPC/NJFO el 9 de mayo

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✓ Decidido: Commission reviews historic home demolition and garage requests

The Commission approved the March 23, 2026, minutes and reviewed several demolition requests. An architect agreed to revise plans for a historic home on Elizabeth Avenue to retain its front façade. The Commission provided advisory comments on a property at 560 Tremont Avenue.

Approved March 23, 2026, minutes (unanimous)
No comment on garage demolition at 527 Hillcrest Avenue
No comment on garage demolition at 509 Kimball Avenue
Requested revised plans for 231 Elizabeth Ave after architect agreed to retain front façade
Provided advisory review for 560 Tremont Ave, suggesting removal of dormers

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Westfield Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Date: April 27, 2026 - 7:30 pm Meeting Type: Regular Meeting of the Commission STATEMENT OF COMPLIANCE WITH THE OPEN PUBLIC MEETINGS ACT In compliance with the Open Public Meetings Act of the State of New Jersey, notice of this meeting was provided in the newspaper of record, the Westfield Leader, posting on our town’s public notice website page, along with being posted on the bulletin board in Town Hall. Roll Call: Jennifer Jaruzelski (Chair) Maryellen McVeigh Jacqueline Brevard (Vice-Chair) Christopher DeFreitas Carol Tener (Town Historian) Ann Freedman (PB) Meridith Bridge Greg Talmont Nancy Rich, Alt #1 Greg Blasi Matthew Schafer, Alt #2 Barton Ross (HPO) Michal Domogala (TC) AGENDA APPROVAL OF MINUTES: March 23, 2026 NEW BUSINESS: • Demolition Reviews: o 531 Hillcrest Ave. (garage) o 509 Kimball Ave. (garage) • 231 Elizabeth Ave. -- Demolition Plan Review • 560 Tremont Ave. – Advisory Review • HPC/NJFO Home Tour, May 9 OLD BUSINESS: • Recap of Revolutionary Homes talk • NJ Historic Preservation Conference, June 17-18 • “Naming New Jersey” talk to WHS, June 3 • Next meeting: Monday, May 18 (week early) OPEN MEETING TO MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC ADJOURNMENT

Tue Apr 21, 2026

Town Council Notifications

El Concejo adoptará el presupuesto municipal de $32.5M y el presupuesto del SID de $452k

El Concejo Municipal votará sobre el presupuesto municipal de 2026 (apropiaciones totales de $59.6M, recaudando $32.5M a través de impuestos) y el presupuesto del Distrito de Mejora Especial ($452k). También considerará una resolución para aplazar $61.4M en impuestos escolares locales, reembolsar tarifas de recreación y bonos, adjudicar un contrato para equipo de protección personal de bomberos y modificar las regulaciones de estacionamiento (prohibición de estacionar en Barchester Way, nuevos espacios para personas con discapacidad en Cacciola Place y Kimball Ave). La reunión incluye audiencias públicas sobre los presupuestos y la Ordenanza 2026-13.

Adopción del presupuesto municipal de 2026 ($59,599,525 total, $32,523,064.16 de recaudación fiscal para fines municipales más $3,956,534 de recaudación para la biblioteca)
Adopción del presupuesto del Distrito de Mejora Especial de 2026 ($452,135)
Aplazamiento de $61,418,437 en impuestos escolares locales (50% de la recaudación)
Ordenanza 2026-13 para añadir prohibición de estacionar en Barchester Way y estacionamiento para personas con discapacidad en 205 Cacciola Place y 301 Kimball Ave
Adjudicación de contrato para ropa protectora de bomberos y cámaras térmicas ($50,400 total, incluyendo una subvención federal de $45,818)

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✓ Decidido: Council adopted parking amendments adding handicap spaces and no-parking zone

The council adopted General Ordinance 2026-13, amending the town code to add two on-street handicap parking spaces (at 205 Cacciola Place and 301 Kimball Ave/Wilson School) and a no-parking restriction on Barchester Way near Lawrence Avenue. The vote was 7-0 with two members absent. The council also approved bills and claims totaling $894,579.06 and authorized several refunds for cancelled recreation programs. Public hearings were held for the 2026 SID and municipal budgets, but no vote is recorded in the minutes.

Adopted General Ordinance 2026-13 amending parking regulations (7-0, 2 absent)
Approved bills and claims of $894,579.06 (unanimous)
Authorized refunds for canceled recreation program fees (unanimous)
Opened bids for Houlihan Field improvements (no award made)

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W AGENDA April 21, 2026 Council Conference Meeting 7:30 p.m. _________________________________________________________________________________________________ RESOLUTIONS Finance Policy Committee 1. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to refund Recreation Department Fees 2. Resolution authorizing Chief Financial Officer to refund street opening Cash Bond 3. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to draw warrant for first quarter Construction Official’s State Permit Fees 4. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to draw a warrant to Treasurer, State of New Jersey for Marriage/Civil Union Licenses Fees 5. Resolution to defer local school tax 6. Resolution to read the municipal budget by title 7. Resolution to adopt the SID budget 8. Resolution to adopt the municipal budget Public Safety, Transportation and Parking Committee 1. Resolution authorizing an award of contract for the purchase of personal protective equipment (PPE) turnout gear for the Westfield Fire Department Code Review & Town Property Committee 1. Resolution to approve Children’s Amusement Device Licenses Public Works Committee PRESENTATIONS ORDINANCES GENERAL BUSINESS OPEN DISCUSSION BY CITIZENS EXECUTIVE SESSION W TOWN OF WESTFIELD TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING Tuesday, April 21, 2026 8:00 PM PROPOSED AGENDA This agenda is prepared for the information of the public. It is the order of th [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Wed Apr 15, 2026

Downtown Westfield Corporation

La Junta votará sobre el presupuesto de Downtown Westfield de marzo de 2026

La junta de la Downtown Westfield Corporation considerará y aprobará el presupuesto de la DWC de marzo de 2026. También aprobará las actas de la reunión de la junta de marzo de 2026. Se presentarán informes sobre proyectos en curso, expansiones de nuevos negocios y actividades de marketing. La reunión incluye actualizaciones de comités, un informe del alcalde y comentarios públicos.

Aprobación de las actas de la reunión de la Junta de la DWC de marzo de 2026
Aprobación del presupuesto de la DWC de marzo de 2026
Actualizaciones de los proyectos en curso del centro
Expansiones de nuevos negocios y cortes de cinta
Informe de marketing de Rachel Schwartz, The ZAP Group

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DWC Board of Directors Meeting Wednesday, April 15, 2026 - 7:30 PM NOTE This Month’s Location: Town Hall 425 East Broad Street. Meeting called to Order – Jeff Kirshenbaum, DWC Chair Roll call - Maricelle Denny, DWC Secretary Approval of March 2026 DWC Board Meeting minutes DWC Board Chair Report – Jeff Kirshenbaum DWC Board Vice Chair Report – Ben Montez DWC Treasurer Report – Anthony DiTommaso Approval of March2026 DWC Budget Executive Director’s Report –Daniel Taugher Updates to ongoing projects New Businesses/Expansions/Ribbon Cuttings Marketing Report - Rachel Schwartz, The ZAP Group Organization Committee (TBD, Chair) Design Committee (Jeff Kirshenbaum, DWC Chair) Promotions Committee (Ben Montez, Chair) Economic Vitality Committee (Josh Halpern, Chair) Mayor’s Report (Mayor Jeremy Berman) Liaison Reports Vik Venkataraman, Councilman Craig Gibson, DPW Director or Tommy Vreeland, DPW Downtown Manager Faith Delaney, Greater Westfield Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Public Comments Adjourn Next DWC Board Meeting Wednesday, May 20, 2026 - 7:30 pm Location: 133 Prospect Street Hybrid with an emphasis on in-person attendance

Mon Apr 13, 2026

Board of Adjustment

La Junta considerará variaciones para un hogar grupal para personas discapacitadas en Morris Ave

La Junta de Ajuste de Westfield llevará a cabo una reunión regular para adoptar resoluciones del 9 de marzo de 2026 y escuchar varias apelaciones de variación. Una apelación aplazada busca múltiples variaciones para construir una residencia comunitaria para personas con discapacidades del desarrollo en 901 Morris Avenue. Las nuevas apelaciones incluyen solicitudes para un muro de contención, la adición de un porche trasero, una adición de un segundo piso y una adición de dos pisos. La junta también considerará una apelación continuada para una cocina al aire libre y un cobertizo.

Apelación aplazada ZBA 25-046: ARC of Union County busca variaciones para una residencia comunitaria para personas con discapacidades del desarrollo en 901 Morris Avenue (patio delantero, patio lateral, cobertura, espacio de garaje).
Nueva apelación ZBA 25-048: Muro de contención en 316 Orenda Circle excede el límite de altura (6 ft frente a 4 ft).
Nueva apelación ZBA 25-061: Adición de un segundo piso en 526 Clark Street con variaciones de retranqueo del patio lateral y masa del edificio.
Nueva apelación ZBA 25-062: Adición de dos pisos en 761 Belvidere Avenue que excede los límites de cobertura del edificio y retranqueo del patio.
Apelación continuada ZBA 25-040: Cocina al aire libre, patio y cobertizo en 17 Sunnywood Drive con violaciones de patio lateral y patio delantero.

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✓ Decidido: Board of Adjustment approves retaining wall variance after public hearing

The Board of Adjustment approved a variance for a previously installed retaining wall at 316 Orenda Circle (7-0). A proposed community residence for the developmentally disabled at 901 Morris Avenue was continued to June 8. The board also adopted minutes from March 9 and memorialized resolutions for four earlier applications.

Adopted minutes of March 9, 2026, meeting (6-0, one abstention not counted)
Approved resolution for ZBA 25-054 (258 Scotch Plains Ave) (6-0)
Approved resolution for ZBA 25-055 (751 Harding St) (6-0)
Approved resolution for ZBA 25-056 (1229 Prospect St) (6-0)
Approved resolution for ZBA 25-045 (937 Harding St) (6-0)
Adjourned ZBA 25-040 (17 Sunnywood Dr) to May 11 meeting
Continued ZBA 25-046 (901 Morris Ave) to June 8 after board discussion
Approved ZBA 25-048 (316 Orenda Circle) retaining wall variance (7-0)

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1 TOWN OF WESTFIELD BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AGENDA Monday, April 13, 2026 7:30 pm REGULAR MEETING I. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE II. ROLL CALL Mr. Sontz (Chair) Mr. Cohen (Vice-chair) Mr. Reisen Ms. Molnar Mr. Eilbacher Ms. Nisbet (Alt. 1) Ms. Knowles Ms. Giorgianni Mr. Lipton (Alt. 2) Ms. Mance (Zoning Officer) Ms. Razin (Board Atty) Ms. Breien (Secretary) III. STATEMENT BY THE CHAIRMAN IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: March 9, 2026 V. ADOPTION OF RESOLUTIONS: March 9, 2026 ZBA 25-054 – John & Audra Chisholm, 258 Scotch Plains Avenue, Block : 2814, Lot: 2 ZBA 25-055 – Marla Itzkin, 751 Harding Street, Block : 3411, Lot: 9 ZBA 25-056 – Matthew & Brittany Csontos, 1229 Prospect Street, Block : 104, Lot: 4 ZBA 25-045 – Stefan & Chelsea Radovanovic, 937 Harding Street, Block : 3601, Lot: 44 I. OTHER BUSINESS: None II. CARRIED APPEALS: (Carried from 3/9/2026) *ZBA 25-046 – ARC of Union County, 901 Morris Ave., Block: 3605, Lot; 12.02 (RS-10) Represented by: Michael Bonner, Esq. Applicant is seeking to construct a single-family dwelling, which will be used as a Community Residence for the Developmentally Disabled, on a vacant lot contrary to following section(s) of the Westfield Land Use Ordinance(s): Section 11.07E5 & 12.03 where the front yar d depth required is 30’ and proposed is 20’; Section: Section: 11.07E13 & 2.11G where the maximum building mass at side yard permitted is 25’ and proposed is 35’; Section: 12.04F1 where the maximum c [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Apr 7, 2026

Town Council Notifications

Town Council to approve $5.415 million bond for road and equipment upgrades

The Westfield Town Council will consider a bond ordinance that would appropriate $5,415,000 for road resurfacing, new public‑works equipment, building HVAC, and police department technology. The meeting also includes a budget‑cap ordinance raising the 2026 budget by $1,449,715.54, several financial resolutions, and contract and lease approvals.

Special Ordinance No. 2026‑01 authorizes $5,415,000 in bonds for road improvements, equipment, HVAC and police technology
General Ordinance No. 2026‑11 raises the CY 2026 budget by 3.5% ($1,449,715.54) and creates a cap bank
Resolution to pay Flock Safety for license‑plate‑reader cameras for the Westfield Police Department
Resolution to award the contract for the Westfield Memorial Pool concessionaire
Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute a lease agreement with Arena Realty Partners

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✓ Decidido: Town Council adopts cap bank ordinance and $5.4M bond ordinance

The Westfield Town Council adopted General Ordinance No. 2026-11, establishing a cap bank and increasing the 2026 municipal budget by 3.5% ($1,449,715.54). The vote was 7 ayes, 0 nays, with Councilmembers Domogala and Kiefer absent. The Council also adopted Special Ordinance No. 2026-01, authorizing $5,415,000 in bonds for public improvements, with the same 7‑0‑2 vote outcome.

Adopted General Ordinance No. 2026-11 (cap bank) – 7 ayes, 0 nays, 2 absent
Adopted Special Ordinance No. 2026-01 (bond for public improvements) – 7 ayes, 0 nays, 2 absent

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W AGENDA April 7, 2026 Council Conference Meeting 7:30 p.m. _________________________________________________________________________________________________ RESOLUTIONS Finance Policy Committee 1. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to refund Recreation Department Fees 2. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to draw warrants for overpaid taxes 3. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to draw warrant to refund street opening Cash Bond 4. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to refund dumpster security payment 5. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to draw warrant for dog licenses for March 2026 6. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to draw a warrant for Board of Adjustment Escrow Monies 7. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to draw a warrant for Planning Board Escrow Monies 8. Resolution authorizing execution of an agreement to enter the Educational Services Commission of Morris County Cooperative Pricing System 9. Resolution authorizing an award of contract for Westfield Memorial Pool Concessionaire Public Safety, Transportation and Parking Committee 1. Resolution authorizing payment to Flock Safety for LPR Cameras for the Westfield Police Department Code Review & Town Property Committee 1. Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute a lease agreement with Arena Realty Partners Public Works Committee PRESENTATIONS ORDINANCES GENERAL ORDI [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING HELD APRIL 7 , 20 26 Pursuant to rules of Council of the Town of Westfield, the members thereof convened in regular session Tuesday , April 7 , 202 6 , at 8:00 p.m. Mayor B erman made the following announcements: “ The adequate notice of this meeting, as required by the Open Public Meetings Act, was provided by the posting, mailing, and filing of the annual notice of regularly scheduled meetings of the Town Council on December 10 , 202 5 . The notice was, on that date, posted on the bulletin board in the Municipal Building, mailed to THE WESTFIELD LEADER, and THE STAR LEDGER, and filed with the Clerk of the Town of Westfield. ” PRESENT: Mayor Berman , Councilmembers: Gilman , Pecker, Saunders, Armento , Adwar, Ve n kataraman ABSENT : Councilm embers Kiefer and Domogala Invocation was given by Council wo man Gilman Salute to the flag OPENING REMARKS Mayor B erman ’s Remarks Good evening, and thanks to everyone who is joining us tonight, both here in person and via livestream on the Town ’s YouTube channel. As always, the replay of the meeting will be available on Facebook, YouTube, and TV36. Public comment will be accepted in person only. I ’ll make a few brief remarks before we begin tonight ’s agenda. LEASH LAW REMINDERS With the weather improving, it ’s a good time to remind everyone about the importance of complying with leash laws for all dogs in our community. Yesterday, I was contacted by a resident who was understandably very upset a [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Apr 6, 2026

Recreation Commission

Commission considers community event proposals and a dog park request

The Westfield Recreation Commission will discuss several new community event proposals, including Shakespeare in the Park, a Meet the Neighbors event, and a yearly Gumbert and Tamaques tune‑up. Residents have submitted a request for a dog park. The meeting also includes routine reports and procedural items.

Shakespeare in the Park
Meet the Neighbors Event
Yearly Gumbert and Tamaques Tune Ups
Request for Dog Park
Tour de Westfield: September 13th

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✓ Decidido: Commission approved March minutes and green‑lighted two community events

The Recreation Commission approved the March 2026 meeting minutes after correcting a attendance error. It unanimously approved the "Meet Your Neighbors" event to be held at Tamaques Park. The commission also unanimously adopted the recommendation to hold Festifall on September 20 or 27.

Approved March 2026 minutes (correction noted) – approved
Approved Meet Your Neighbors event at Tamaques Park – unanimous pass
Approved Festifall date recommendation (Sept 20 or 27) – unanimous pass

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AGENDA Westfield Recreation Commission April 6, 2026, 7:00pm • OPEN PUBLIC MEETING ACT STATEMENT Adequate notice of this meeting, as required by the Open Public Meetings Act, was provided through the posting, mailing and filing of the annual notice of regularly scheduled meetings of the Recreation Commission on December 10, 2025. The notice was, on that date, posted on the bulletin board in the Municipal Building, provided to THE WESTFIELD LEADER and THE STAR LEDGER, and filed with the Clerk of the Town of Westfield. Time Change for this meeting was made for 7:00pm Adequate notice of said time change was provided as required by the Open Public Meetings Act. • ROLL CALL • FLAG SALUTE • APPROVAL OF MINUTES, March 9, 2026 Meeting • PUBLIC PORTION OF THE MEETING • COMMISSION CHAIR REPORT • TOWN COUNCIL LIAISON REPORT • BOARD of EDUCATION LIAISON REPORT • DIRECTOR’S REPORT COMMITTEE REPORTS: ➢ POOL: ➢ PARKS: ➢ FIELDS: ➢ POLICY: ➢ PROGRAMS: OLD BUSINESS: NEW BUSINESS: • Daniel Taugher: Shakespeare in the Park • Kristen Lichtenthal (Caldwell Banker): Meet the Neighbors Event • Noah Ament (Westfield Baseball): Yearly Gumbert and Tamaques Tune Ups • Ben Olesky and Suzanne Lemberg (Residents): Request for Dog Park • Tour de Westfield: September 13th CORRESPONDENCE: All Correspondences were e-mailed to the Commission Members Dates to Remember: Next Scheduled Commission Meeting – May 4th, at 7:00pm

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MINUTES Westfield Recreation Commission April 6 th, 2026, 7:00pm  OPEN PUBLIC MEETING ACT STATEMENT  ROLL CALL o Present: Andrew Braunstein, Liz Chacko, Jeffrey Perrella, Bonnie Stewart, Andrea Stagg, Patrick Duffy o Present: Dan Hontz, Lauren Conrad, Mathew Bucheck, Jenn Gilman o Absent: Linda Johnson, Mary Wickens, Nick Melione, Jeff Russo, Callie Campbell, Dean Oligino  FLAG SALUTE  APPROVAL OF MINUTES from March 2026 o Stagg, Duffy o Correction - Jeffrey Perrella was not Present  CHAIRPERSON REPORT - BRAUNSTEIN o Announced Tamecka Dixon resignation. Thanked for service o Easter Egg Hunt was a hit, lead by police and supported by Rec department  TOWN COUNCIL REPORT o Public reminder to keep dog leashed at parks. Unleashed dog attacked leashed dog at Tamaques Park earlier today.  PUBLIC PORTION OF THE MEETING o Lifelong Westfield  Established 2018. Connect, Communicate, Support the community to help make Westfield a great place to grow older. Have grown a budget to fund ~30 events per year including bus trips to such locations as Cherry Blossoms at Branch Brook Park (tomorrow), Sculpture Garden, Princeton Art Museum, and Soup & Sandwich, and more. Introduce opportunities to keep the town active and interactive. No age limit (ceiling or floor). Upcoming events and activities include:  Nature walks and tours  Senior Services Fair  Health and Safety Discussions with Police and Fire Chiefs  Help with transportation, snow shoveling, firewood delivery, and m [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Apr 6, 2026

Planning Board

Planning Board considers extension request and two appeal variances

The board will review a second extension request for Bronx Realty at 184 Elm Street. It will also consider two appeals: a minor subdivision with variances for 909 & 912 Bailey Court, and signage, medical‑use and parking variances for 500 Central Avenue.

Extension request (PB 26-002) for Bronx Realty, 184 Elm Street, Block 2405, Lot 30
Appeal PB 25-005: minor subdivision with variances for 909 & 912 Bailey Court, Block 306, Lot 48.01
Appeal PB 26-001: signage, medical‑use, and parking variances for 500 Central Avenue, Block 3006, Lots 5‑9

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✓ Decidido: Board approved extension for PB 26-002 through July 17 2027

The Westfield Planning Board voted to extend application PB 26‑002 (related to PB 23‑007) until July 17 2027. The motion was made by Chairman Ash, seconded by Ms. Freedman, and passed unanimously with all members voting in favor. No other applications were decided at this meeting.

Approved extension of PB 26‑002 through July 17 2027 (unanimous)

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TOWN OF WESTFIELD PLANNING BOARD AGENDA April 6, 2026 7:30 pm REGULAR MEETING Mr. Ash (Chair) Mr. La Place (Vice-Chair) Mr. Goldstein Mayor Berman Mr. Ceberio Ms. Carreras (Alt. 1) Councilman Pecker Mr. Capps Ms. Freedman (Alt. 2) Chief Duelks Mr. Cohen Mr. Trembulak (Bd. Atty) Mr. Sammet, Town Planner Mr. Bignell, Town Engineer Ms. Breien, Secretary I. STATEMENT BY THE CHAIRMAN II. FLAG SALUTE III. ROLL CALL IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: March 2, 2026 V. APPROVAL OF RESOLUTIONS: None VI. OTHER BUSINESS: Extension Request Represented by: Stephen Hehl, Esq. PB 26-002 for PB 23-007 - Bronx Realty, 184 Elm Street, Block: 2405, Lot: 30 Second request for an extension originally memorialized 7/17/2023 VII. NEW APPEALS: PB 25-005 – Robert & Ruthann Dufkis Represented by: Stephen Hehl, Esq. 909 Bailey Court Block: 306, Lot: 48.01 Minor Subdivision with variances of 909 & 912 Bailey Court PB 26-001 – 500 Central Westfield, LLC Represented by: Stephen Hehl, Esq. 500 Central Avenue Block: 3006, Lots: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 Signage variances / Amend 2013 resolution condition #1 for medical use / Parking variance VIII. PENDING APPLICATIONS: None Next Planning Board Meeting: May 4, 2026

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 TOWN OF WESTFIELD PLANNING BOARD IN RE : PUBLIC HEARING : : : ------------------------------------- TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS ADOPTED AS MEETING MINUTES Monday, April 6, 2026 Municipal Building 425 East Broad Street Westfield, New Jersey Commencing at 7:30 p.m. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 2 B E F O R E: MICHAEL ASH, CHAIRMAN MICHAEL LAPLACE, VICE-CHAIRMAN MAYOR JEREMY BERMAN, MAYOR DESIGNEE COUNCILMAN DREW PECKER, COUNCIL LIAISON MATTHEW CEBERIO, MEMBER EVAN COHEN, MEMBER ROSS GOLDSTEIN, MEMBER BRIAN CAPPS, MEMBER ANN FREEDMAN, SECOND ALTERNATE DON SAMMET, TOWN PLANNER MICHAEL BIGNELL, TOWN ENGINEER MARIA ROSE BREIEN, BOARD SECRETARY A B S E N T: MICHAEL DUELKS, FIRE DEPARTMENT CHIEF ALEXANDRA CARRERAS, FIRST ALTERNATE A P P E A R A N C E S: ASHENFELTER, SLOUS, TREMBULAK, MCDONOUGH, GOLIA & TREVENEN, LLP BY: ALAN TREMBULAK, ESQ. Attorney for the BOARD JAVERBAUM WURGAFT, ET AL BY: STEPHEN HEHL, ESQ. Attorney for the APPLICANTS BRONX REALTY & DUFKIS/RAPUANO BY: NATASHA MONTALVO, ESQ. Attorney for the APPLICANT 500 CENTRAL AVE. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 3 - - - I N D E X - - - STATEMENT BY THE CHAIRMAN 6 ROLL CALL 6 APPROVAL OF MINUTES: MARCH 9, 2026 7 ADOPTION OF RESOLUTIONS: NONE OTHER BUSINESS: EXTENSION REQUEST PB 26-002 FOR PB 23-007 BRONX REALTY 184 ELM STREET, BLOCK: 2405, LOT: 30 REPRESENTED BY: STEPHEN HEHL, ES [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Mar 24, 2026

Town Council Notifications

Westfield Town Council to introduce 2026 Municipal Budget

The Town Council will introduce and approve the 2026 Municipal Budget and the 2026 Special Improvement District Budget. The body is also considering a $5.4 million bond ordinance for public improvements and equipment.

Introduction and approval of the 2026 Municipal Budget and Special Improvement District Budget
Special Ordinance No. 2026-01: $5,415,000 bond for public improvements, equipment, and vehicles
General Ordinance No. 2026-12: Lease agreement with Vango Westfield LLC for the Mills-Ferris-Pearsall House
Affordability Assistance Grant for a tenant at 2111 Echo Lane, Unit 2111
Contract award for various landscape materials for the Department of Public Works

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✓ Decidido: Town Council approved $813,637.30 in bills and claims

The council unanimously approved bills and claims totaling $813,637.30. It also unanimously adopted refunds to individuals under Resolution 79, refunds of overpaid property tax balances under Resolution 80, and a $27 development‑fee refund under Resolution 81. The minutes from the March 10 meeting were approved as well.

Approved $813,637.30 bills and claims (unanimous)
Approved March 10 meeting minutes (unanimous)
Approved refunds to individuals per Resolution 79 (unanimous)
Authorized refunds of overpaid property taxes per Resolution 80 (unanimous)
Authorized $27 development‑fee refund per Resolution 81 (unanimous)

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W AGENDA March 24, 2026 Council Conference Meeting 7:30 p.m. ________________________________________________________________________________________________ RESOLUTIONS Finance Policy Committee 1. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to refund Recreation Department Fees 2. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to draw warrants for overpaid taxes 3. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to draw warrant for Construction Permit Overpayment 4. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to draw a warrant for Board of Adjustment Escrow Monies 5. Resolution Authorizing an Affordability Assistance Grant Pursuant to the Town of Westfield’s Affordability Assistance Program for a Tenant of an Affordable Housing Unit at 2111 Echo Lane, Unit 2111 6. Resolution authorizing acceptance of the revised budget introduction and adoption dates as issued by the Local Finance Board 7. Resolution providing for self-examination of the 2026 Municipal Budget 8. Resolution to adopt temporary capital budget 9. Resolution to introduce and approve the 2026 Municipal Budget 10. Resolution to introduce and approve the 2026 Special Improvement District Budget 11. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to make a budget transfer 12. Resolution to approve temporary emergency appropriations Public Safety, Transportation and Parking Committee Code Review & Town Property Committee Public Works Committee 1. Resolution to awar [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING HELD MARCH 24 , 20 26 Pursuant to rules of Council of the Town of Westfield, the members thereof convened in regular session Tuesday , March 24 , 202 6 , at 8:00 p.m. Mayor B erman made the following announcements: “ The adequate notice of this meeting, as required by the Open Public Meetings Act, was provided by the posting, mailing, and filing of the annual notice of regularly scheduled meetings of the Town Council on December 10 , 202 5 . The notice was, on that date, posted on the bulletin board in the Municipal Building, mailed to THE WESTFIELD LEADER, and THE STAR LEDGER, and filed with the Clerk of the Town of Westfield. ” PRESENT: Mayor Berman , Councilmembers: Gilman , D omogala, Pecker, Kiefer, Saunders, Armento , Ve n kataraman ABSENT : Councilwoman Adwar Invocation was given by Councilman Venkataraman Salute to the flag OPENING REMARKS Mayor B erman ’s Remarks Good evening, and thanks to everyone who is joining us tonight, both here in person and via livestream on the Town ’s YouTube channel. As always, the replay of the meeting will be available on Facebook, YouTube, and TV36. Public comment will be accepted in person only. I ’ll make a few brief remarks before we begin tonight ’s agenda. EVENTS Thanks to the Police Department and the Westfield Optimist Club for hosting another successful Easter Egg Hunt on Sunday in Mindowaskin Park, with support from the Fire Department, Rescue Squad, Recreation, and DPW. We had a great tur [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Mar 23, 2026

Historic Preservation Commission

Historic Preservation Commission reviews demolition requests for three properties

The Westfield Historic Preservation Commission will consider demolition requests for 401 Lenox Ave. (withdrawn), 231 Elizabeth Ave. (garage and shed), and 527 Hillcrest (garage). The meeting also includes discussion of the “Where Liberty Lived” Revolutionary Homes talk scheduled for April 9 and updates on the Rutgers Landscape Project for Washington Rochambeau Trail Park. Additional agenda items cover a historic home tour and upcoming conference information.

Demolition request review – 401 Lenox Ave. (withdrawn)
Demolition request review – 231 Elizabeth Ave. (garage & shed)
Demolition request review – 527 Hillcrest (garage)
"Where Liberty Lived" Revolutionary Homes talk – April 9, 7:30 pm
Rutgers Landscape Project for Washington Rochambeau Trail Park

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✓ Decidido: Commission approved prior minutes and adjourned the meeting

The Historic Preservation Commission unanimously approved the minutes from the January 26, 2026 meeting. No further action was taken on three demolition requests because one was withdrawn and the others were found to have no historic significance. The meeting was then adjourned by unanimous vote.

Approved Jan 26 2026 minutes (unanimous)
No action required for 401 Lenox Avenue demolition (application withdrawn)
No comment on 231 Elizabeth Ave shed (owners will preserve) and garage (no significance)
No comment on 527 Hillcrest garage (no significance)
Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

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Westfield Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Date: March 23, 2026, 7:30 pm Meeting Type: Regular Meeting of the Commission STATEMENT OF COMPLIANCE WITH THE OPEN PUBLIC MEETINGS ACT In compliance with the Open Public Meetings Act of the State of New Jersey, notice of this meeting was provided in the newspaper of record, the Westfield Leader, posting on our town’s public notice website page, along with being posted on the bulletin board in Town Hall. Roll Call: Jennifer Jaruzelski (Chair) Maryellen McVeigh Jacqueline Brevard (Vice-Chair) Christopher DeFreitas Carol Tener (Town Historian) Ann Freedman (PB) Meridith Bridge Greg Talmont Nancy Rich, Alt #1 Greg Blasi Matthew Schafer, Alt #2 Barton Ross (HPO) Michal Domogala (TC) AGENDA APPROVAL OF MINUTES: January 26, 2026 NEW BUSINESS: • HPO update – demolition requests – Barton Ross o 401 Lenox Ave. (withdrawn) o 231 Elizabeth Ave. (garage & shed) o 527 Hillcrest (garage) • “Where Liberty Lived” Revolutionary Homes talk by Robert Wendel, April 9, 7:30 pm o Volunteers to help at event o PR update: Meridith Bridge • Rutgers Landscape Project for Washington Rochambeau Trail Park – Ann Freedman • HPC-NJFO Home Tour for America250, May 9 – Carol Tener OLD BUSINESS: • Homeowners Relations Committee: Jackie Brevard • NJ Historic Preservation Conference, June 17 & 18 • Next meeting scheduled for April 27, 7:30 pm OPEN MEETING TO MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC ADJOURNMENT

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Meeting Date: March 23, 2026, 7:30 pm Meeting Type: Regular Meeting of the Commission STATEMENT OF COMPLIANCE WITH THE OPEN PUBLIC MEETINGS ACT In compliance with the Open Public Meetings Act of the State of New Jersey, notice of this meeting was provided in the newspaper of record, the Westfield Leader, posting on our town’s public notice website page, along with being posted on the bulletin board in Town Hall. Attendees: Jennifer Jaruzelski (Chair) , Jacqueline Brevard (Vice -Chair), Christopher DeFreita s, Maryellen McVeigh , Carol Tener, Ann Freedman, Meridith Bridge, Greg Talmont, Michal Domogala, Greg Blasi, Wendy Saperstone appearing for Tom Jardim Absent: Nancy Rich, Matthew Schafer, Barton Ross ______________________________________________________________________________ APPROVAL OF MINUTES : January 26, 2026 : A motion to approve the minutes was made by Jacqueline Brevard and seconded by Carol Tener. The motion carried unanimously. NEW BUSINESS: HPO update – Demolition Requests: Historic Preservation Officer Barton Ross provided reports relating to three demolition requests that had been referred to the Commission. 401 Lenox Avenu e: Jennifer Jaruzelski advised Commission members that the application for demolition had been withdrawn, and no further action would be required. 231 Elizabeth Ave. The property owners applied for a demolition permit for a garage and shed on the property. Mr. Ross determined the shed had formerly been used as a [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Wed Mar 18, 2026

Downtown Westfield Corporation

Board will approve the February 2026 DWC budget

The Downtown Westfield Corporation board will approve the February 2026 meeting minutes and the February 2026 budget. Members will hear reports from the Chair, Vice Chair, Treasurer, Executive Director, and various committees. The meeting also includes updates on ongoing projects and new business expansions. Public comments are scheduled before adjournment.

Approval of February 2026 DWC Board meeting minutes
Approval of February 2026 DWC budget
Executive Director’s report on updates to ongoing projects
Marketing report from The ZAP Group
Public comments from attendees

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DWC Board of Directors Meeting Wednesday, March 18, 2026 - 7:30 PM Meeting called to Order – Jeff Kirshenbaum, DWC Chair Roll call - Maricelle Denny, DWC Secretary Approval of February 2026 DWC Board Meeting minutes DWC Board Chair Report – Jeff Kirshenbaum Introduction: 2026 Westfield Highschool X DWC Spring Session Interns DWC Board Vice Chair Report – Ben Montez DWC Treasurer Report – Anthony DiTommaso Approval of February 2026 DWC Budget Executive Director’s Report –Daniel Taugher Updates to ongoing projects New Businesses/Expansions/Ribbon Cuttings Marketing Report - Rachel Schwartz, The ZAP Group Organization Committee (TBD, Chair) Design Committee (Jeff Kirshenbaum, DWC Chair) Promotions Committee (Ben Montez, Chair) Economic Vitality Committee (Josh Halpern, Chair) Mayor’s Report (Mayor Jeremy Berman) Liaison Reports Vik Venkataraman, Councilman Craig Gibson, DPW Director or Tommy Vreeland, DPW Downtown Manager Faith Delaney, Greater Westfield Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Public Comments Adjourn Next DWC Board Meeting Wednesday, April 15, 2026 - 7:30 pm Hybrid with an emphasis on in-person attendance

Tue Mar 10, 2026

Town Council Notifications

Town Council to designate 625 Westfield Ave historic landmark and adopt plan amendment

The council will consider a series of resolutions and ordinances, including designating 625 Westfield Avenue as a historic landmark and amending the zoning map. It will also adopt an amendment to the Prospect & Ferris Redevelopment Plan and update several affordable‑housing regulations and fees. Additional items include contracts for pool flooring, tree pruning services, and an affordability assistance grant for a tenant at 214 East Grove Street, Unit 210.

Designation of 625 Westfield Avenue as a historic landmark and zoning‑map amendment (General Ordinance No. 2026-03)
Adoption of amendment to the Prospect & Ferris Redevelopment Plan (General Ordinance No. 2026-04)
Amendments to affordable‑housing regulations, fees, and overlay zones (General Ordinances No. 2026-05 through 2026-10)
Resolution authorizing award of contract for flooring for the Westfield Memorial Pool
Resolution authorizing award of contract for tree pruning and removal services

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✓ Decidido: Council adopts historic landmark designation for 625 Westfield Avenue

The Town Council voted to adopt General Ordinance No. 2026-03, designating 625 Westfield Avenue as a historic landmark and modifying the zoning map. All nine members present, including the mayor, voted in favor. No other ordinances were voted on during this meeting.

Adopted historic landmark ordinance for 625 Westfield Avenue (9-0 unanimous vote)

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W AGENDA March 10, 2026 Council Conference Meeting 7:30 p.m. __________________________________________________________________________________________________ RESOLUTIONS Finance Policy Committee 1. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to draw warrant for dog licenses for February 2026 2. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to refund Recreation Department Fees 3. Resolution authorizing the Tax Collector to cancel disabled Veteran taxes 4. Resolution authorizing an award of contract for the purchase of flooring for the Westfield Memorial Pool 5. Resolution authorizing an affordability assistance grant pursuant to the Town of Westfield’s Affordability Assistance Program for a tenant of an affordable housing unit at 214 East Grove Street, Unit 210 Public Safety, Transportation and Parking Committee Code Review & Town Property Committee 1. Resolution approving a second amendment to the Redevelopment Agreement with Vango Westfield LLC concerning the redevelopment of Block 2504, Lots 12, 13, and 14 2. Resolution authorizing the endorsement of the Round 4: Housing Element and Fair Share Plan First Amendment 3. Resolution to adopt an affirmative marketing plan 4. Resolution to adopt a spending plan Public Works Committee 1. Resolution authorizing an award of contract for tree pruning & removal services PRESENTATIONS Girl Scout Silver Award Project ORDINANCES GENERAL BUSINESS OPEN DISCUSSION BY CITIZENS EXECUTIV [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING HELD MARCH 10 , 20 26 Pursuant to rules of Council of the Town of Westfield, the members thereof convened in regular session Tuesday , March 10 , 202 6 , at 8:00 p.m. Mayor B erman made the following announcements: “ The adequate notice of this meeting, as required by the Open Public Meetings Act, was provided by the posting, mailing, and filing of the annual notice of regularly scheduled meetings of the Town Council on December 10 , 202 5 . The notice was, on that date, posted on the bulletin board in the Municipal Building, mailed to THE WESTFIELD LEADER, and THE STAR LEDGER, and filed with the Clerk of the Town of Westfield. ” PRESENT: Mayor Berman , Councilmembers: Gilman , D omogala , Pecker, Kiefer, Saunders, Adwar , Armento , Ve n kataraman ABSENT : Invocation was given by Council wo man Adwar Salute to the flag OPENING REMARKS Mayor B erman ’s Remarks Good evening, and thanks to everyone who is joining us tonight, both here in person and via livestream on the Town ’s YouTube channel. As always, the replay of the meeting will be available on Facebook, YouTube, and TV36. Public comment will be accepted in person only. I ’ll make a few brief remarks before we begin tonight ’s agenda. TOWN TALKS I will be hosting my next Town Talks on Wednesday, March 18, from 5:30-7:00 PM, at Lions Roar. Please feel free to stop by anytime over the course of these 90 minutes to share your thoughts and feedback, or just to say hello – no advance regist [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Mar 9, 2026

Recreation Commission

Commission will discuss new baseball, gym, and pickleball proposals

The Westfield Recreation Commission will approve the minutes from the February 2, 2026 meeting and hear reports from the commission chair, the town council liaison, the board of education liaison, the director, and the pool, parks, fields, policy, and programs committees. The commission will then consider three new business items: a proposal from Noah Ament for Westfield baseball, a proposal from Kieran Williams for a garage gym, and a pickleball tournament. No decisions or votes are indicated in the agenda.

Noah Ament – Westfield Baseball proposal
Kieran Williams – Garage Gym proposal
Pickleball Tournament proposal

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✓ Decidido: Commission approved a pickleball fundraiser to support childhood cancer awareness

The commission approved the February 2026 meeting minutes. A motion to approve a pickleball tournament fundraiser in Tamaques Park was passed. The proposed Garage Gym Field Day was not approved pending further policy discussion. The meeting was then adjourned.

Approved February 2026 minutes (motion by Patrick, seconded by Callie)
Approved pickleball fundraiser motion (motion by Jeff, seconded by Liz)
Garage Gym Field Day motion not approved; further discussion required
Adjourned meeting (motion by Patrick, seconded by Callie)

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AGENDA Westfield Recreation Commission March 9, 2026, 7:00pm • OPEN PUBLIC MEETING ACT STATEMENT Adequate notice of this meeting, as required by the Open Public Meetings Act, was provided through the posting, mailing and filing of the annual notice of regularly scheduled meetings of the Recreation Commission on December 10, 2025. The notice was, on that date, posted on the bulletin board in the Municipal Building, provided to THE WESTFIELD LEADER and THE STAR LEDGER, and filed with the Clerk of the Town of Westfield. Time Change for this meeting was made for 7:00pm Adequate notice of said time change was provided as required by the Open Public Meetings Act. • ROLL CALL • FLAG SALUTE • APPROVAL OF MINUTES, February 2nd, 2026 Meeting • PUBLIC PORTION OF THE MEETING • COMMISSION CHAIR REPORT • TOWN COUNCIL LIAISON REPORT • BOARD of EDUCATION LIAISON REPORT • DIRECTOR’S REPORT COMMITTEE REPORTS: ➢ POOL: ➢ PARKS: ➢ FIELDS: ➢ POLICY: ➢ PROGRAMS: OLD BUSINESS: NEW BUSINESS: • Noah Ament-Westfield Baseball • Kieran Williams-Garage Gym • Pickleball Tournament CORRESPONDENCE: All Correspondences were e-mailed to the Commission Members Dates to Remember: Next Scheduled Commission Meeting – April 6th, at 7:00pm

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MINUTES Westfield Recreation Commission March 9th, 2026, 7:00pm ● OPEN PUBLIC MEETING ACT STATEMENT ● ROLL CALL o Present: Andrew Braunstein, Dean Oligino, Callie Campbell, Patrick Duffy, Andrea Stagg, Liz Chacko, Jeff Russo, Nick Melione, Mary Wickens (BOE Liaison), Dan Hontz (Recreation Department) Lauren Conrad (Recreation Department), Linda Johnson (Recreation Department), Mathew Buchek (Recreation Department), Jenn Gilman (Council Liaison) o Absent: Bonnie Stewart, Tamecka Dixon, Jeff Perrella ● FLAG SALUTE ● APPROVAL OF MINUTES from February 2026 - o Minutes from February 2026 were approved. o Motion to approve: Patrick o Seconded by: Callie o Motion approved ● CHAIRPERSON REPORT – Andrew Braunstein o Chairperson Braunstein thanked the Department for a great “Me & My Gal Dance” event and thanked the Commissioners who volunteered to assist. o Me and My Guy Dance scheduled for November 2026. o Tamaques Steering Committee met last week and discussed: ▪ Improving walking loop in the trails and road ▪ Process is multi-year beginning in 2027 ▪ Concepts will be made public in the next few weeks for public commentary ▪ Design will come to Commission for discussion ● PUBLIC PORTION OF THE MEETING – o Members of the Westfield Baseball League spoke about positive feedback they’ve received about Gumpert Park and the improvements implemented there. Opening Day parade will be May 18th. o Kieran Williams, cofounder of The Garage Gym presented a [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Mar 9, 2026

Board of Adjustment

Board reviews multiple zoning variance appeals and adopts four resolutions

The Westfield Board of Adjustment will adopt four resolutions for parcels on Stoneleigh Park, Bradford Avenue, Channing Avenue, and Seneca Place. It will consider an adjourned appeal for 17 Sunnywood Drive and extension requests for properties on St. Marks Avenue and Brightwood Avenue. The board will also hear new variance appeals involving setbacks, building mass, retaining walls, a generator installation, and a community residence for the developmentally disabled.

Adopt resolutions ZBA 25-050 (29 Stoneleigh Park), ZBA 25-051 (849 Bradford Ave), ZBA 25-052 (466 Channing Ave), ZBA 25-053 (240 Seneca Place)
Adjourned appeal ZBA 25-040 – 17 Sunnywood Drive (RS-16)
Extension request ZBA 26-003 for ZBA 24-041 – Cynthia Caggia, 735 St. Marks Avenue
New appeal ZBA 25-054 – second‑floor addition at 258 Scotch Plains Ave (RS-6)
New appeal ZBA 25-046 – community residence for developmentally disabled at 901 Morris Ave (RS-10)

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✓ Decidido: Board approved multiple variance applications and granted two one‑year extensions

The Board of Adjustment adopted the February 9, 2026 minutes and memorialized four prior resolutions. It granted one‑year extensions for applications ZBA 26‑003 and ZBA 26‑009. The Board then unanimously approved new variance requests for properties at 258 Scotch Plains Avenue, 751 Harding Street, 1229 Prospect Street, and 937 Harding Street.

Adopted February 9, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
Memorialized resolutions ZBA 25‑050, 25‑051, 25‑052, 25‑053 (unanimous)
Granted one‑year extension for ZBA 26‑003 to 3/10/2027 (unanimous)
Granted one‑year extension for ZBA 26‑009 to 3/11/2027 (unanimous)
Approved ZBA 25‑054 second‑floor addition (unanimous)
Approved ZBA 25‑055 retaining‑wall variance with condition to obtain as‑built survey (unanimous)
Approved ZBA 25‑056 generator installation with screening condition (unanimous)
Approved ZBA 25‑045 first‑ and second‑floor addition (unanimous)

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1 TOWN OF WESTFIELD BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AGENDA Monday, March 9, 2026 7:30 pm REGULAR MEETING I. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE II. ROLL CALL Mr. Sontz (Chair) Mr. Cohen (Vice-chair) Mr. Reisen Ms. Molnar Mr. Eilbacher Ms. Nisbet (Alt. 1) Ms. Knowles Ms. Giorgianni Mr. Lipton (Alt. 2) Ms. Mance (Zoning Officer) Ms. Razin (Board Atty) Ms. Breien (Secretary) III. STATEMENT BY THE CHAIRMAN IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: February 9, 2026 V. ADOPTION OF RESOLUTIONS: February 9, 2026 ZBA 25-050 – Michael & Michelle O’Neill, 29 Stoneleigh Park, Block: 4208, Lot: 5 ZBA 25-051 – Henry Vieluf & Johnna Manso, 849 Bradford Ave., Block: 503, Lot: 26 ZBA 25-052 – Randolph Lewis, 466 Channing Avenue, Block: 803, Lot: 3 ZBA 25-053 - Jeffrey & Stacey Swanson, 240 Seneca Place, Block: 701, Lot: 35 I. ADJOURNED APPEALS: (Adjourned from 3/9/2026 to 4/13/2026) ZBA 25-040 – Brant Lipari, 17 Sunnywood Drive, Block: 201, Lot: 69 (RS-16) II. OTHER BUSINESS: Extension Request ZBA 26-003 for ZBA 24-041 Cynthia Caggia, 735 St. Marks Avenue, Block: 3507, Lot: 11 Memorialized on 3/10/2025 ZBA 26-009 for ZBA 22-054 Mario Munoz, 342 Brightwood Avenue, Block: 703, Lot: 16.01 Memorialized on 3/11/2024 2 III. NEW APPEALS: ZBA 25-054 – John & Audra Chisholm, 258 Scotch Plains Ave, Block: 2814, Lot: 2 (RS-6) Applicant(s) are seeking to construct a second -floor addition over the existing first floor family room contrary to the following section [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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1 | P a g e TOWN OF WESTFIELD BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT MINUTES Monday, March 9, 2026 Pledge of Allegiance Statement by the Chairman / Board Attorney Chairman Sontz called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m., where he announced that the meeting was duly advertised in accordance with the provisions of the “Open Public Meetings Act.” Board attorney, Kath ryn Razin, Esq., gave a brief statement about the Board of Adjustment ’s powers, purpose, and criteria for granting variances. Roll Call – Ms. Breien called the roll Members Present: Chairman Matthew Sontz Vice-Chair Michael Cohen Carol Molnar Jessica Giorgianni Angela Knowles Sasha Nisbet (Alt. 1) Mark Lipton (Alt. 2) Members Excused: Paul Eilbacher Samual Reisen Others in Attendance: Kathryn Razin, Esq. – Board Attorney Jenny Mance – Zoning Officer Maria Rose Breien – Board Secretary/Stenographer Adoption of Minutes A motion to adopt the minutes of the February 9, 2026, Board of Adjustment meeting was made by Ms. Molnar and seconded by Mr. Lipton. The roll call vote was taken as follows: VOTE: IN FAVOR: Chairman Sontz, Ms. Molnar, Mr. Lipton OPPOSED: None ABSTAIN: None 2 | P a g e Adoption of Resolutions The Board memorialized resolutions for the applications heard at the February 9, 2026, Board of Adjustment meeting. ZBA 25-050 – Michael & Michelle O’Neill, 29 Stoneleigh Park, Block: 4208, Lot: 5 A motion to approve this resolution was made by Ms. Moln [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Mar 2, 2026

Planning Board

Board to adopt multiple ordinances creating new affordable housing zones

The Planning Board will consider a series of General Ordinances that amend the Town’s Land Use Ordinance to update affordable‑housing regulations, fees, and to establish four new affordable‑housing zones and overlay zones. A public hearing will also be held on the Round 4 Housing Element, Fair Share Plan, and an amendment to the Unified Land Use and Circulation Element of the Westfield Master Plan. Additional items include designating a historic landmark and adopting a redevelopment plan amendment.

General Ordinance No. 2026-05 – amendment to Article 23, Affordable Housing Regulations
General Ordinance No. 2026-06 – amendment to Article 22, Affordable Housing Development Fee and Trust Fund
General Ordinances No. 2026-07 to 2026-10 – creation of ES‑AH, FR‑AHO, SA‑AH, and SAW‑AHO affordable housing zones/overlay zones, modifying the zoning map
General Ordinance No. 2026-03 – designation of 625 Westfield Avenue as a historic landmark
Pending Application PB 26-001 – signage/amended site plan for 500 Central Avenue (in completeness review)

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✓ Decidido: Planning Board adopts Round 4 Housing Element and related land‑use amendment

The Westfield Planning Board voted to adopt the Round 4 Housing Element and Fair Share Plan. The board also approved an amendment to the Unified Land Use and Circulation Element of the Westfield Master Plan. The pending application PB 25‑005 was postponed to the April 6, 2026 meeting.

Approved Round 4 Housing Element and Fair Share Plan (unanimous voice vote)
Approved amendment to the Unified Land Use and Circulation Element of the Westfield Master Plan (unanimous voice vote)
Adjourned application PB 25‑005 (Robert & Ruthann Dufkis) to April 6, 2026

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TOWN OF WESTFIELD PLANNING BOARD AGENDA March 2, 2026 7:30 pm REGULAR MEETING Mr. Ash (Chairman) Mr. La Place (Vice-Chairman) Mr. Goldstein Mayor Berman Mr. Ceberio Ms. Carreras (Alt. 1) Councilman Pecker Mr. Capps Ms. Freedman (Alt. 2) Chief Duelks Mr. Cohen Mr. Trembulak (Board Atty) Mr. Sammet, Town Planner Mr. Bignell, Town Engineer Ms. Breien, Secretary I. STATEMENT BY THE CHAIRMAN II. FLAG SALUTE III. ROLL CALL IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: January 7, 2026 (Re-organization & Regular Meeting) V. APPROVAL OF RESOLUTIONS: None VI. NEW APPEALS: PB 25-005 – Robert & Ruthann Dufkis, 909 Bailey Court, Block: 306, Lot: 48.01 Represented by: Stephen Hehl, Esq. Minor Subdivision VII. OTHER BUSINESS: Public Hearing: Regarding the Round 4 Housing Element and Fair Share Plan, and an Amendment to the Unified Land Use and Circulation Element of the Westfield Master Plan General Ordinance No. 2026 -05 – An ordinance to amend the Land Use Ordinance of the Town of Westfield Article 23, “Affordable Housing Regulations.” General Ordinance No. 2026 -06 - An ordinance to amend the Land Use Ordinance of the Town of Westfield Article 22, “Affordable Housing Development Fee and Trust Fund.” General Ordinance No. 2026 -07 - An ordinance amending the Land Use Ordinance of the Town of Westfield to address the requirements of the Fair Housing Act regarding compliance with the Town’s affordable housing obligations by establishing an Affo [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 TOWN OF WESTFIELD PLANNING BOARD IN RE : PUBLIC HEARING : : : ------------------------------------- TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS ADOPTED AS MEETING MINUTES Monday, March 2, 2026 Municipal Building 425 East Broad Street Westfield, New Jersey Commencing at 7:30 p.m. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 2 B E F O R E: MICHAEL ASH, CHAIRMAN MICHAEL LAPLACE, VICE-CHAIRMAN MAYOR JEREMY BERMAN, MAYOR DESIGNEE BRIAN CAPPS, MEMBER MICHAEL DUELKS, FIRE DEPARTMENT CHIEF ALEXANDRA CARRERAS, FIRST ALTERNATE ANN FREEDMAN, SECOND ALTERNATE DON SAMMET, TOWN PLANNER MARIA ROSE BREIEN, BOARD SECRETARY A B S E N T: COUNCILMAN DREW PECKER, COUNCIL LIAISON MATTHEW CEBERIO, MEMBER EVAN COHEN, MEMBER ROSS GOLDSTEIN, MEMBER A P P E A R A N C E S: ASHENFELTER, SLOUS, TREMBULAK, MCDONOUGH, GOLIA & TREVENEN, LLP BY: ALAN TREMBULAK, ESQ. Attorney for the BOARD 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 3 - - - I N D E X - - - STATEMENT BY THE CHAIRMAN 6 ROLL CALL 6 APPROVAL OF MINUTES: NONE ADOPTION OF RESOLUTIONS: NONE OTHER BUSINESS: PUBLIC HEARING REGARDING THE ROUND 4 HOUSING ELEMENT AND FAIR SHARE PLAN, AND AN AMENDMENT TO THE UNIFIED LAND USE AND CIRCULATION ELEMENT OF THE WESTFIELD MASTER PLAN SPEAKER: DON SAMMET 8 MOTION TO ADOPT THE HOUSING ELEMENT AND FAIR SHARE PLAN 13 MOTION TO ADOPT AN AMENDMENT TO THE UNIFIED LAND USE AND CIRCULATION ELEMENT OF THE MASTER P [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Mar 2, 2026

Board of Health

Board will vote on updating the Medical Director agreement and new health regulations

The Westfield Board of Health will consider several items, including a resolution to authorize an updated agreement with Dr. Jamie Reedy as Medical Director. The board will also discuss a proposed "Skip the Stuff Law," new regulations concerning CBD, and a new funding opportunity. Additional agenda items cover routine reports and a conference notice.

Resolution #4-2026: authorize an updated agreement with Jamie Reedy, MD as Medical Director
Proposal of the "Skip the Stuff Law"
Adoption of new CBD regulations
Discussion of a new funding opportunity for the health department
Board Hearing Subcommittee matters

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✓ Decidido: Board approves updated agreement with Dr. Jamie Reedy as Medical Director

The Board approved the January financial bills totaling $8,553.31. It unanimously adopted BOH Resolution 4‑2026, updating the agreement with Dr. Jamie Reedy as Medical Director. The consent agenda reports for the Health Department and Animal Control were approved. A subcommittee for Board Hearings was formed, appointing Ms. Donnelly and Dr. Budnick as members.

Approved January financial bills ($8,553.31) – unanimous
Adopted BOH Resolution 4‑2026 updating Dr. Jamie Reedy agreement – unanimous
Approved Health Department and Animal Control consent agenda reports – approved
Formed subcommittee for Board Hearings, appointing Ms. Donnelly and Dr. Budnick – appointed

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Westfield Board of Health Regular Meeting March 2, 2026 Meeting called to order: 5:30 PM Statement as to compliance with open public meetings act Roll call: Elizabeth Talmont, DNP, ANP-BC Tara Donnelly, MBA, MSN, RN, NE-BC Lawrence D. Budnick, MD Brendan Bertsch Mitchell Shusteris Geralda Xavier, MD Denise Rizzolo, PhD, PA-C Jerusha Oleksiuk – Alternate #1 Maggie Brady - Alternate #2 Board Hearing: Approval of Board Minutes: January 12, 2026 Consent Agenda Reports: 1. Health Department (January) 2. Vital Statistics Report (Tabled) 3. Animal Control Report (January) Financial Reports: 1. Financial Reports (January) 2. Bills (January) Old Business: New Business: 1. Board Hearing Subcommittee 2. Resolution #4-2026 (authorizing an updated agreement with Jamie Reedy, MD as Medical Director) 3. Skip the Stuff Law 4. New CBD Regulations 5. New Funding Opportunity Other Business: 1. NJEHA Conference Closed Session: Adjournment: P.M.

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WESTFIELD BOARD OF HEALTH WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY 07090 MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH REGULAR MEETING HELD ON MONDAY, MARCH 3, 2026. Pursuant to the rules of the Board of Health of the Town of Westfield, NJ, a meeting was called to order at 5:31PM on Monday, March 2, 2026, in the Council Chambers of the Westfield Town Hall, 425 East Broad Street, Westfield, New Jersey. The statement of compliance with the Open Public Meetings Act was read. ROLL CALL: Elizabeth Talmont, DNP, ANP-BC Lawrence Budnick, MD Brendan Bertsch Denise Rizzolo, PhD, PA-C Maggie Brady, LCSW—Alternate #2 Also Present: Megan Avallone, MS, RN, REHS—Health Officer Nicole Rondon—Assistant Health Officer Laura Scanlon—Public Health Nursing Supervisor Michael Armento, MD—Council Liaison ABSENT: Tara Donnelly, MSN, RN, NE-BC, MBA Mitchell Shusteris Geralda Xavier, MD Jerusha Oleksiuk—Alternate #1 APPROVAL OF MINUTES: On a motion by Dr. Budnick, seconded by Dr. Rizzolo, Regular Minutes of January 12, 2026 were approved and ordered filed. CONSENT AGENDA REPORTS: Discussion took place regarding the department report and the Unsatisfactory ratings that were listed. Ms. Mendez informed the Board of the details of these inspections. After a brief discussion, the Health Department and Animal Control reports for January with approved by a motion from Mr. Bertsch and seconded by Ms. Brady. FINANCIAL REPORTS: Dr. Talmont presented the Financial Reports for Januar [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Feb 24, 2026

Town Council Notifications

Town adopts multiple affordable‑housing zoning and overlay ordinances

The Westfield Town Council will adopt several general ordinances that amend the land‑use ordinance to update affordable‑housing regulations, fees, and to create new affordable‑housing zones and overlay districts. The ordinances also adopt an amendment to the Prospect & Ferris Redevelopment Plan. In addition, the council will consider finance resolutions and award a contract for brush‑grinding work.

Resolution authorizing the CFO to draw a $6,000 warrant for the bulk mail permit
Resolution awarding a contract for grinding brush materials
General Ordinance No. 2026-04 adopting an amendment to the Prospect & Ferris Redevelopment Plan
General Ordinance No. 2026-05 amending Article 23 Affordable Housing Regulations
General Ordinance No. 2026-07 establishing the ES‑AH affordable‑housing zone and updating the zoning map

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✓ Decidido: Town Council approved $540,417.45 in bills and claims and adopted several financial resolutions

The council unanimously approved bills and claims totaling $540,417.45. It also adopted Resolutions 63‑67, authorizing a $6,000 USPS warrant, multiple fee refunds, escrow disbursements of $5,817.41, and payment of overpaid balances. Councilwoman Gilman introduced and the body approved an amendment to the Prospect & Ferris Redevelopment Plan (General Ordinance No. 2026‑04). The meeting minutes from February 10, 2026 were approved.

Approved $540,417.45 bills and claims (unanimous)
Authorized $6,000 USPS warrant (Resolution 63, unanimous)
Approved multiple fee refunds totaling $2,? (Resolution 64‑65, unanimous)
Disbursed $5,817.41 escrow refunds (Resolution 66, unanimous)
Paid $4,062.00 overpaid tax balances (Resolution 67, unanimous)
Introduced and approved amendment to Prospect & Ferris Redevelopment Plan (General Ordinance No. 2026‑04, unanimous)
Approved the meeting minutes from February 10, 2026 (unanimous)
Adopted the bid invitation for 2026 Brush/Log Double Grinding (informational, no vote recorded)

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W AGENDA February 24, 2026 Council Conference Meeting 7:30 p.m. __________________________________________________________________________________________________ RESOLUTIONS Finance Policy Committee 1. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to draw warrant to replenish bulk mail permit 2. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to refund Police Department Fees 3. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to refund Recreation Department Fees 4. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to draw a warrant for Planning Board Escrow Monies 5. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to draw warrants for overpaid taxes Public Safety, Transportation and Parking Committee Code Review & Town Property Committee Public Works Committee 1. Resolution awarding contract for grinding of brush materials ORDINANCES GENERAL ORDINANCE NO. 2026-04 AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING AN AMENDMENT TO THE PROSPECT & FERRIS REDEVELOPMENT PLAN GENERAL ORDINANCE NO. 2026-05 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE LAND USE ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF WESTFIELD ARTICLE 23, “AFFORDABLE HOUSING REGULATIONS” GENERAL ORDINANCE NO. 2026-06 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE LAND USE ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF WESTFIELD ARTICLE 22, “AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT FEE AND TRUST FUND” GENERAL ORDINANCE NO. 2026-07 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE LAND USE ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF WESTFIELD TO ADDRESS THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE FAIR HOUSING ACT REGARDING COMPLIANCE WITH T [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING HELD FEBRUARY 24 , 20 26 Pursuant to rules of Council of the Town of Westfield, the members thereof convened in regular session Tuesday , February 24 , 202 6 , at 8:00 p.m. Mayor B erman made the following announcements: “ The adequate notice of this meeting, as required by the Open Public Meetings Act, was provided by the posting, mailing, and filing of the annual notice of regularly scheduled meetings of the Town Council on December 10 , 202 5 . The notice was, on that date, posted on the bulletin board in the Municipal Building, mailed to THE WESTFIELD LEADER, and THE STAR LEDGER, and filed with the Clerk of the Town of Westfield. ” PRESENT: Mayor Berman , Councilmembers: Gilman , D omogala, Saunders, Adwar , Armento , Ve n kataraman ABSENT : Councilman Pecker Invocation was given by Councilman Kiefer Salute to the flag PRESENTATION S Update on efforts to provide affordable housing by working with non-profit affordable housing organizations . Don Sammet, Town Planner , explained that, under the 2017 settlement with the Fair Share Housing Center and the most recent agreement approved last December, the Town must continue working with nonprofit organizations to help create additional affordable units as it moves from the third to the fourth housing round. To meet this obligation, the Town established a nonprofit funding program using affordable housing trust fund dollars generated by development fees rather than taxes. To date, funding ha [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Feb 23, 2026

Historic Preservation Commission

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Mon Feb 23, 2026

Historic Preservation Commission

Commission reviews demolition requests for Lenox and Elizabeth Avenues

The Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to review demolition requests and provide updates on historic designations. The body will discuss the status of two specific properties and a pending designation for another.

Demolition request for 401 Lenox Ave.
Demolition request for garage and shed at 231 Elizabeth Ave.
Designation of 625 Westfield Ave. advancing to PB 3/2 and TC 3/10
Revolutionary Homes talk by Robert Wendel scheduled for April 9

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Westfield Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Date: February 23, 2026, 7:30 pm Meeting Type: Regular Meeting of the Commission STATEMENT OF COMPLIANCE WITH THE OPEN PUBLIC MEETINGS ACT In compliance with the Open Public Meetings Act of the State of New Jersey, notice of this meeting was provided in the newspaper of record, the Westfield Leader, posting on our town’s public notice website page, along with being posted on the bulletin board in Town Hall. Roll Call: Jennifer Jaruzelski (Chair) Maryellen McVeigh Jacqueline Brevard (Vice-Chair) Christopher DeFreitas Carol Tener (Town Historian) Ann Freedman (PB) Meridith Bridge Greg Talmont Nancy Rich, Alt #1 Greg Blasi Matthew Schafer, Alt #2 Barton Ross (HPO) Michal Domogala (TC) AGENDA APPROVAL OF MINUTES: January 26, 2026 NEW BUSINESS: • HPO update – demolition requests – Barton Ross o 401 Lenox Ave. o 231 Elizabeth Ave. (garage & shed) OLD BUSINESS: • Revolutionary Homes talk by Robert Wendel - Thursday, April 9, 7:30 pm • 625 Westfield Ave. designation advances to PB 3/2 and TC 3/10 • Next meeting scheduled for March 23, 7:30 pm OPEN MEETING TO MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC ADJOURNMENT

Wed Feb 18, 2026

Downtown Westfield Corporation

Downtown Westfield Corp board meets to review budget and projects

The Downtown Westfield Corporation Board of Directors will meet to approve the January 2026 budget, review ongoing projects, and receive reports from committees and city liaisons.

Approval of January 2026 DWC Budget
Updates to ongoing projects
New Businesses/Expansions/Ribbon Cuttings
Marketing Report
Public Comments

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DWC Board of Directors Meeting Wednesday, February 18, 2026 - 7:30 PM AGENDA Meeting called to Order – Jeff Kirshenbaum, DWC Chair Maricelle Denny, DWC Secretary Roll call Approval of January 2026 DWC Board Meeting minutes DWC Board Chair Report – Jeff Kirshenbaum DWC Board Vice Chair Report – Ben Montez DWC Treasurer Report – Anthony DiTommaso Approval of January 2026 DWC Budget Executive Director’s Report –Daniel Taugher Updates to ongoing projects New Businesses/Expansions/Ribbon Cuttings Marketing Report - Rachel Schwartz, The ZAP Group Organization Committee (Maricelle Denny, Chair) Design Committee (Jeff Kirshenbaum, DWC Chair) Promotions Committee (Ben Montez, Chair) Economic Vitality Committee (Josh Halpern, Chair) Mayor’s Report (Mayor Jeremy Berman) Liaison Reports Vik Venkataraman, Councilman Craig Gibson, DPW Director or Tommy Vreeland, DPW Downtown Manager Faith Delaney, Greater Westfield Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Public Comments Adjourn Next DWC Board Meeting Wednesday, March 18, 2026 - 7:30 pm Hybrid with an emphasis on in-person attendance

Tue Feb 10, 2026

Town Council Notifications

Westfield sets 2026 sewer fees and approves payroll retroactive pay

The Westfield Town Council will vote on setting 2026 sewer fees, approving retroactive pay for Fire and CWA employees, and authorizing various refunds and payments. The meeting also includes a public hearing on an MS4 Watershed Inventory Report.

Resolution to approve 2026 sewer fees ($265 single-family, $758 commercial, $168 multi-family)
Resolution to authorize retroactive pay for FMBA and CWA employees effective Jan. 1, 2026
Resolution to refund overpaid taxes and program fees totaling over $25,000
Resolution to authorize payment of $24,000 for the annual Me and My Gal Dance
Public hearing on MS4 Watershed Inventory Report Phase 1

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✓ Decidido: Town Council unanimously approves $551,392.38 in bills and claims

The council voted unanimously to approve bills and claims totaling $551,392.38. It also authorized several financial warrants, including $502.20 for dog‑license fees, $24,000 for the Me & My Gal Dance event, and refunds for overpaid taxes and program fees. The minutes from the January 27 meetings were approved, and a historic‑preservation nomination for 625 Westfield Avenue was presented for first reading.

Approved bills and claims $551,392.38 (unanimous)
Authorized CFO warrant $502.20 for dog‑license fees (unanimous)
Authorized Treasurer refunds to individuals for overpaid fees (unanimous)
Authorized CFO warrant $24,000 for Me & My Gal Dance payments (unanimous)
Authorized CFO warrants to refund overpaid property tax balances (unanimous)
Approved minutes from Jan 27, 2026 meetings (unanimous)
Presented 625 Westfield Avenue historic landmark nomination for first reading (no vote recorded)
Held public hearing on Phase 1 Watershed Inventory Report (hearing closed, no comments)

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W AGENDA February 10, 2026 Council Conference Meeting 7:30 p.m. __________________________________________________________________________________________________ RESOLUTIONS Finance Policy Committee 1. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to draw a warrant for dog licenses for January 2026 2. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to refund Police Department Fees 3. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to refund Recreation Department Fees 4. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to draw warrants for participant payment to The Westwood for the annual Me and My Gal Dance 5. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to draw warrants for overpaid taxes 6. Resolution to approve 2026 sewer fees 7. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to sign biweekly warrants for the 2026 FMBA employee salaries retroactively effective to January 1, 2026 8. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to sign biweekly warrants for the CWA employee salaries retroactively effective to January 1, 2026 9. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to issue warrants for Special District Taxes 10. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to issue warrants for Union County Taxes and Open Space Taxes 11. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to make a budget transfer Public Safety, Transportation and Parking Committee Code Review & Town Property Committee Publi [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING HELD FEBRUARY 10 , 20 26 Pursuant to rules of Council of the Town of Westfield, the members thereof convened in regular session Tuesday , February 10 , 202 6 , at 8:00 p.m. Mayor B erman made the following announcements: “ The adequate notice of this meeting, as required by the Open Public Meetings Act, was provided by the posting, mailing, and filing of the annual notice of regularly scheduled meetings of the Town Council on December 10 , 202 5 . The notice was, on that date, posted on the bulletin board in the Municipal Building, mailed to THE WESTFIELD LEADER, and THE STAR LEDGER, and filed with the Clerk of the Town of Westfield. ” PRESENT: Mayor Berman , Councilmembers: Gilman , D omogala, Pecker, Kiefer, Saunders, Adwar , Armento , Ve n kataraman ABSENT : Invocation was given by Councilman Domogala Salute to the flag PRESENTATION S OPENING REMARKS Mayor B erman ’s Remarks Good evening, and thanks to everyone who is joining us tonight, both here in person and via livestream on the Town ’s YouTube channel. As always, the replay of the meeting will be available on Facebook, YouTube, and TV36. Public comment will be accepted in person only. We have a short agenda this evening, and I ’ll just make a few brief remarks before we begin. WESTFIELD HIGH SCHOOL LOCKDOWN First and foremost, I ’d like to thank the Westfield Police Department for their swift and thorough response to today ’s incident at Westfield High School involving the threat of a [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Feb 9, 2026

Board of Adjustment

Board of Adjustment to review community residence proposal at 901 Morris Ave.

The Board of Adjustment will consider several land use appeals, including a request to build a community residence for the developmentally disabled. The board will also review applications for an outdoor kitchen, a second-story addition, a garage reconstruction, and a swimming pool.

ZBA 25-046: Proposed community residence for the developmentally disabled at 901 Morris Ave.
ZBA 25-050: Outdoor kitchen in street side yard at 29 Stoneleigh Park
ZBA 25-051: Front porch and second-story addition at 849 Bradford Ave
ZBA 25-052: Demolition and reconstruction of a two-car garage at 466 Channing Avenue
ZBA 25-053: In-ground swimming pool installation at 240 Seneca Place

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✓ Decidido: Board approved three variance applications and granted a one‑year extension

The Board adopted minutes from two prior meetings and approved three memorialized resolutions (ZBA 25‑034, 25‑043, 25‑020). It granted a one‑year extension to Stanley Kopec’s ZBA 26‑002 until March 14 2027. The Board also approved, with conditions, three variance applications: ZBA 25‑050 (outdoor kitchen), ZBA 25‑051 (front porch and second‑story addition), and ZBA 25‑052 (detached garage reconstruction).

Approved resolution ZBA 25‑034 (Melissa Paczos) – vote: in favor Chairman Sontz, Ms. Molnar, Mr. Eilbacher
Approved resolution ZBA 25‑043 (Ryan & Alyssa Treiber) – vote: in favor Chairman Sontz, Ms. Molnar, Mr. Eilbacher
Approved resolution ZBA 25‑020 (Christopher Schimpf) – vote: in favor Chairman Sontz, Ms. Molnar, Mr. Eilbacher
Granted one‑year extension for ZBA 26‑002 (Stanley Kopec) – vote: in favor Chairman Sontz, Ms. Molnar, Mr. Eilbacher, Mr. Reisen, Mr. Lipton
Approved variance ZBA 25‑050 (Michael & Michelle O’Neill) with conditions – vote: in favor Chairman Sontz, Ms. Molnar, Mr. Eilbacher, Mr. Reisen, Mr. Lipton
Approved variance ZBA 25‑051 (Henry Vieluf & Johnna Manso) with conditions – vote: in favor Chairman Sontz, Ms. Molnar, Mr. Eilbacher, Mr. Reisen, Mr. Lipton
Approved variance ZBA 25‑052 (Randolph & Rachel Lewis) with conditions – vote: in favor Chairman Sontz, Ms. Molnar, Mr. Eilbacher, Mr. Reisen, Mr. Lipton

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1 TOWN OF WESTFIELD BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AGENDA Monday, February 9, 2026 7:30 pm REGULAR MEETING I. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE II. ROLL CALL Mr. Sontz (Chair) Mr. Cohen (Vice-chair) Mr. Reisen Ms. Molnar Mr. Eilbacher Ms. Nisbet (Alt. 1) Ms. Knowles Ms. Giorgianni Mr. Lipton (Alt. 2) Ms. Mance (Zoning Officer) Ms. Razin (Board Atty) Ms. Breien (Secretary) III. STATEMENT BY THE CHAIRMAN IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: January 12, 2025 (Reorganization & Regular Meeting) V. ADOPTION OF RESOLUTIONS: January 12, 2025 ZBA 25-034 – Melissa Paczos, 525 Downer Street, Block: 2708, Lot: 17 ZBA 25-043 – Ryan & Alyssa Treiber, 646 Coleman Place, Block : 810, Lot : 9 ZBA 25-020 – Christopher Schimpf, 165 Tudor Oval, Block: 5004, Lot: 60 I. OTHER BUSINESS: Extension Request ZBA 26-002 for ZBA 21-037 Stanely Kopec, 119 Scotch Plains Avenue South, Block: 2819, Lot: 10 Resolved 3/14/2022 II. ADJOURNED APPEALS: Adjourned from 2/9/2026 to 4/13/2026 ZBA 25-048 – Craig McCarthy, 316 Orenda Circle, Block : 406, Lot: 43 (RS-24) 2 III. CONTINUED APPEALS: *ZBA 25-046 – ARC of Union County, 901 Morris Ave., Block: 3605, Lot; 12.02 (RS-10) Represented by: Michael Bonner, Esq. Applicant is seeking to construct a single-family dwelling, which will be used as a Community Residence for the Developmentally Disabled, on a vacant lot contrary to following section(s) of the Westfield Land Use Ordinance(s): Section 11.07E5 & 12.03 wher [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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1 | P a g e TOWN OF WESTFIELD BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT MINUTES Monday, February 9, 2026 Pledge of Allegiance Statement by the Chairman / Board Attorney Chairman Sontz called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m., where he announced that the meeting was duly advertised in accordance with the provisions of the “Open Public Meetings Act.” Board attorney, Kath ryn Razin, Esq., gave a brief statement about the Board of Adjustment ’s powers, purpose, and criteria for granting variances. Roll Call – Ms. Breien called the roll Members Present: Chairman Matthew Sontz Carol Molnar Paul Eilbacher Samual Reisen Mark Lipton (Alt. 2) Members Excused: Vice-Chair Michael Cohen Jessica Giorgianni Angela Knowles Sasha Nisbet (Alt. 1) Others in Attendance: Kathryn Razin, Esq. – Board Attorney Jenny Mance – Zoning Officer Maria Rose Breien – Board Secretary Adoption of Minutes A motion to adopt the minutes of the January 12, 2026, BOA reorganization meeting was made by Ms. Molnar and seconded by Mr. Eilbacher. The roll call vote was taken as follows: VOTE: IN FAVOR: Chairman Sontz, Ms. Molnar, Mr. Eilbacher, Mr. Lipton OPPOSED: None ABSTAIN: None A motion to adopt the minutes of the January 12, 2026, BOA regular meeting was made by Ms. Molnar and seconded by Mr. Eilbacher. The roll call vote was taken as follows: VOTE: IN FAVOR: Chairman Sontz, Ms. Molnar, Mr. Eilbacher, Mr. Lipton OPPOSED: None ABSTAIN: None 2 | P a g e Adoption of [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Feb 2, 2026

Recreation Commission

Recreation Commission to discuss Cupid Race and Eagle Scout project

The Westfield Recreation Commission will meet to review reports from various committees and the director. The body will discuss the Cupid Race and an Eagle Scout project by Alex Fu.

Cupid Race on Feb 14th from 10am-1pm at Tamaques
Eagle Scout Project by Alex Fu

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AGENDA Westfield Recreation Commission February 2nd, 2026, 6:00pm • OPEN PUBLIC MEETING ACT STATEMENT Adequate notice of this meeting, as required by the Open Public Meetings Act, was provided through the posting, mailing and filing of the annual notice of regularly scheduled meetings of the Recreation Commission on December 10, 2025. The notice was, on that date, posted on the bulletin board in the Municipal Building, provided to THE WESTFIELD LEADER and THE STAR LEDGER, and filed with the Clerk of the Town of Westfield. • ROLL CALL • FLAG SALUTE • APPROVAL OF MINUTES, January 5th, 2026 Meeting • PUBLIC PORTION OF THE MEETING • COMMISSION CHAIR REPORT • TOWN COUNCIL LIAISON REPORT • BOARD of EDUCATION LIAISON REPORT • DIRECTOR’S REPORT COMMITTEE REPORTS: ➢ POOL: ➢ PARKS: ➢ FIELDS: ➢ POLICY: ➢ PROGRAMS: OLD BUSINESS: • Cupid Race Feb 14th 10am-1pm (Tamaques) NEW BUSINESS: • Eagle Scout Project – Alex Fu CORRESPONDENCE: All Correspondences were e-mailed to the Commission Members Dates to Remember: Next Scheduled Commission Meeting – March 2nd, at 6:00pm

Tue Jan 27, 2026

Town Council Notifications

Town Council to adopt new salary schedules for town and fire employees

The Westfield Town Council will vote on two general ordinances that revise salary and wage schedules for town staff covered by the Communication Workers of America agreement and for fire department personnel. The ordinances set annual 2.5% plus $250 increases for town employees and detail fire department salaries through 2030. Several Finance Policy Committee resolutions will also be considered, including refunds of a $975 dumpster deposit, $394 in recreation‑program fees, a $6,618.05 escrow refund to the Westfield Food Pantry, cancellation of a tax‑sale certificate for 661 Shackamaxon Drive, and an affordability assistance grant for a tenant at 2102 Echo Lane, Unit 2102.

Ordinance 2026-01: amend town personnel salary schedule – 2.5% + $250 increase each year, effective Jan 1 2026‑2029
Ordinance 2026-02: amend fire department salary schedule – detailed salaries for battalion chiefs, captains and firefighters effective 2026‑2030
Resolution to refund dumpster security deposit of $975 to Rajesh Patel (11 Midland Road, Edison, NJ)
Resolution to refund $394 in recreation program fees to multiple residents (e.g., $100 to Yvette Mahon, $30 to Carol Massa, $90 to Alim Alchagirov)
Resolution authorizing an Affordability Assistance Grant for a tenant at 2102 Echo Lane, Unit 2102

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✓ Decidido: Town Council adopts salary schedule changes for employees and fire department

The Council unanimously adopted General Ordinance No. 2026-01, amending the town code to set new salary and hourly rate ranges for employees covered by the Communication Workers of America Local 1040, effective 2026‑2029. The Council also unanimously adopted General Ordinance No. 2026-02, revising the fire department salary schedule for FMBA‑represented staff with rates effective through 2030. Both ordinances take effect after passage and publication as provided by law.

Adopted General Ordinance No. 2026-01 (salary schedule for town employees) – 9 Yes, 0 No, 0 Abstain, 0 Absent
Adopted General Ordinance No. 2026-02 (fire department salary schedule) – 9 Yes, 0 No, 0 Abstain, 0 Absent

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W AGENDA January 27, 2026 Council Conference Meeting 7:30 p.m. __________________________________________________________________________________________________ RESOLUTIONS Finance Policy Committee 1. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to refund dumpster security payment 2. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to refund Recreation Department Fees 3. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to draw a warrant for Board of Adjustment Escrow Monies 4. Resolution authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to refund tax lien 5. Resolution authorizing an Affordability Assistance Grant pursuant to the Town of Westfield’s Affordability Assistance Program for a tenant of an affordable housing unit at 2102 Echo Lane, Unit 2102 Public Safety, Transportation and Parking Committee Code Review & Town Property Committee Public Works Committee ORDINANCES GENERAL BUSINESS 2026 Event Requests OPEN DISCUSSION BY CITIZENS EXECUTIVE SESSION W TOWN OF WESTFIELD TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING Tuesday, January 27, 2026 8:00 PM PROPOSED AGENDA This agenda is prepared for the information of the public. It is the order of the meeting; however, if changes in order, deletions or additions are made, they will be noted at the time. 1. Roll Call 2. Invocation 3. Salute to the flag 4. Presentations 5. Appointments 6. Advertised Hearings 1. GENERAL ORDINANCE NO. 2026-01 AN ORDINANCE TO [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING HELD JANUARY 27 , 20 26 Pursuant to rules of Council of the Town of Westfield, the members thereof convened in regular session Tuesday , January 27 , 202 6 , at 8:00 p.m. Mayor B erman made the following announcements: “ The adequate notice of this meeting, as required by the Open Public Meetings Act, was provided by the posting, mailing, and filing of the annual notice of regularly scheduled meetings of the Town Council on December 10 , 202 5 . The notice was, on that date, posted on the bulletin board in the Municipal Building, mailed to THE WESTFIELD LEADER, and THE STAR LEDGER, and filed with the Clerk of the Town of Westfield. ” PRESENT: Mayor Berman , Councilmembers: Gilman , D omogala, Pecker, Kiefer, Saunders, Adwar , Armento and Ve n kataraman ABSENT : Invocation was given by Councilman Armento Salute to the flag PRESENTATION OPENING REMARKS Town Administrator ’s Update The Town Administrator noted that first quarter property tax payments are due, with a 10-day grace period, and can be paid online, in person, or via drop boxes at the Westfield Police Department and outside Town Hall. He also explained that because of the recent storm, recycling collection for all zones is delayed by one day this week, starting Tuesday instead of Monday. He reminded residents that the annual budget forum will take place Thursday at 6 p.m. in Council Chambers, where the Finance Policy Committee, Town Administrator, Assistant Town Administrator , and [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Jan 26, 2026

Historic Preservation Commission

Commission adopts 2026‑2027 meeting schedule and appoints new officers

The Westfield Historic Preservation Commission will vote on a new Chair and Vice‑Chair, appoint a Secretary, an Expedited Review Officer, and a COA Review Committee, and adopt its meeting schedule for 2026‑2027. It will also review three advisory properties (29 Stoneleigh Park, 849 Bradford Ave., and 546 Boulevard) and provide updates on the designation of 625 Westfield Ave. and the “Build Westfield” recap.

Vote on Chair & Vice‑Chair
Appointment of Secretary
Appointment of Expedited Review Officer
Adoption of meeting schedule for 2026/2027
Advisory reviews for BOA: 29 Stoneleigh Park, 849 Bradford Ave., 546 Boulevard

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Westfield Historic Preservation Commission 1 | P a g e Meeting Date: January 26, 2026, 7:30 pm Meeting Type: Reorganization/Regular Meeting of the Commission Location: Virtually via Zoom *Due to impending inclement weather, the 1/26/2026, HPC meeting will be held virtually. The public may connect to the meeting and participate by using the following link or via telephone at 646-518-9805. https://westfieldnj-gov.zoom.us/j/82236079230?pwd=JylYZWvae1p3lh4Vvf0XEzuqQk9mQZ.1 Short Link: https://bit.ly/HPC-Meeting-01262026 Meeting ID: 822 3607 9230 Passcode: 847770 STATEMENT OF COMPLIANCE WITH THE OPEN PUBLIC MEETINGS ACT In compliance with the Open Public Meetings Act of the State of New Jersey, notice of this meeting was provided in the newspaper of record, the Westfield Leader, posting on our town’s public notice website page, along with being posted on the bulletin board in Town Hall. Roll Call: Jennifer Jaruzelski (Chair) Maryellen McVeigh Jacqueline Brevard (Vice-Chair) Christopher DeFreitas Carol Tener (Town Historian) Ann Freedman (PB) Meridith Bridge Greg Talmont Nancy Rich, Alt #1 Greg Blasi Matthew Schafer, Alt #2 Barton Ross (HPO) Michal Domogala (TC) AGENDA APPROVAL OF MINUTES: December 15, 2025 NEW BUSINESS: • Introductions and Signing of Oaths • Distribution of Membership List • Vote on Chair & Vice-Chair • Appointment of Secretary • Appointment of Expedited Review Officer • Appointment of COA Review Committee • Ado [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Jan 13, 2026

Town Council Notifications

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Mon Jan 12, 2026

Board of Health

Board will adopt the 2026 health department budget and service agreements

The Westfield Board of Health will approve the minutes from the December 1, 2025 meeting and adopt the consent agenda reports. It will vote on the 2026 budget and three resolutions that authorize agreements for STD services with the City of Elizabeth, pest‑control services with Pest‑Gone, and appoint Jamie Reedy, MD as Medical Director. The board will also elect its President and Vice President for 2026 and appoint committee members.

Adopt the 2026 health department budget
Resolution #1-2026: authorize agreement with the City of Elizabeth for STD services
Resolution #2-2026: authorize agreement with Pest‑Gone for pest‑control services
Resolution #3-2026: authorize agreement with Jamie Reedy, MD as Medical Director
Election of board President and Vice President and appointment of 2026 committees

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✓ Decidido: Board approved the 2026 Health Department budget unanimously

The Westfield Board of Health elected new officers, designated official news media, and approved the December 2025 minutes. It then approved financial bills of $30,971.22, adopted the 2026 budget, and passed three resolutions for service agreements. All actions were approved by every member present.

Elected Dr. Elizabeth Talmont as Board President (unanimous)
Elected Ms. Tara Donnelly as Vice President (unanimous)
Designated Westfield Leader, Star Ledger, the Patch, and TAP into Westfield as official news media (unanimous)
Approved December 1, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
Approved financial bills totaling $30,971.22 (unanimous)
Approved the 2026 Health Department budget (unanimous)
Approved Resolutions 1-2026, 2-2026, and 3-2026 authorizing agreements for STI services, pest control, and Medical Director (unanimous)
Adjourned the meeting at 5:35 PM (unanimous)

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Westfield Board of Health Annual Re-organization Meeting January 12, 2026 Meeting called to order: 5:00 PM Statement as to compliance with open public meetings act Appointments(s) / Re-appointment(s) to the Board: Elizabeth Talmont, DNP, ANP-BC (term expires 12/31/29) Jerusha Oleksiuk –Alternate #1 (term expires 12/31/27) Michael Armento, MD-Council Liaison (term expires 12/31/26) Roll call: Elizabeth Talmont, DNP, ANP-BC Lawrence D. Budnick, MD Brendan Bertsch Mitchell Shusteris Tara Donnelly, MBA, MSN, RN, NE-BC Geralda Xavier, MD Denise Rizzolo, PhD, PA-C Jerusha Oleksiuk – Alternate #1 Maggie Brady - Alternate #2 Election of Board Officers for 2026: Report of Nominations Committee – Dr. Budnick/Dr. Rizzolo Nominations / Election for Board President: Nominations / Election for Board Vice President: Board Committee Appointments for 2026: As per elected President Designation of Official News Media: Westfield Leader Star Ledger TAP into Westfield Board Hearing: Approval of Board Minutes: December 1, 2025 Consent Agenda Reports: 1. Health Department (November & December 2025) 2. Vital Statistics Report (December 2025) 3. Animal Control Report (Annual 2025) Financial Reports: 1. Financial Reports (November & December 2025) 2. Bills (November & December 2025) Old Business: 1. 2026 Meeting Dates New Business: 1. 2026 Budget 2. Resolution #1-2026 (authorizing an agreement with the City of El [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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WESTFIELD BOARD OF HEALTH WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY 07090 MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH REGULAR MEETING HELD ON MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 2026. Pursuant to the rules of the Board of Health of the Town of Westfield, NJ, a meeting was called to order at 5:01 PM on Monday, January 12, 2026, in the Council Chambers of the Westfield Town Hall, 425 East Broad Street, Westfield, New Jersey. The statement of compliance with the Open Public Meetings Act was read. Appointments(s) / Re-appointment(s) to the Board: Elizabeth Talmont, DNP, ANP-BC (term expires 12/31/2029) Jerusha Oleksiuk—Alternate #1 (term expires 12/31/27) Michael Armento, MD—Council Liaison (term expires 12/31/2026) ROLL CALL: Elizabeth Talmont, DNP, ANP-BC Tara Donnelly, MSN, RN, NE-BC Lawrence Budnick, MD Geralda Xavier, MD Denise Rizzolo, PhD, PA-C Maggie Brady—Alternate #2 Also Present: Megan Avallone—Health Officer Helen Mendez—Principal REHS/Asst. to the Health Officer Laura Scanlon—Public Health Nursing Supervisor Michael Armento, MD—Council Liaison ABSENT: Brendan Bertsch Mitchell Shusteris Jerusha Oleksiuk—Alternate #1 ELECTION OF OFFICERS: Report of the Nominating Committee—Dr. Budnick made a motion that Dr. Talmont continue as Board President, Ms. Brady seconded the motion, and all present members voted in favor. Dr. Talmont then asked if there were any nominations for Vice President. Dr. Budnick motioned that the Vice President position be filled by Ms. Don [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Jan 12, 2026

Board of Adjustment

Westfield Board of Adjustment to reorganize and appoint officers for 2026

The Westfield Board of Adjustment will hold a reorganization meeting to elect officers and appoint a new attorney and secretary for the upcoming year.

Election of Chairman and Vice-Chairman
Appointment of Board Attorney Kathryn Razin, Esq.
Appointment of Secretary Maria Rose Breien
Swearing-in of new board members Carol Molnar, Paul Eilbacher, and Mark Lipton
Swearing-in of Zoning Officer Jenny Mance

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REORGANIZATION MEETING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT JANUARY 12, 2026 – 7:00 P.M. AGENDA I. MEETING CALLED TO ORDER II. PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE III. SUNSHINE STATEMENT IV. ROLL CALL V. SWEARING-IN OF REAPPOINTED AND NEWLY APPOINTED BOARD MEMBERS: Carol Molnar, Paul Eilbacher, Mark Lipton VI. NOMINATIONS FROM THE FLOOR VII. ELECTION OF OFFICERS – Chairman and Vice-Chairman VIII. ACCEPTANCE BY THE Chairman and Vice-Chairman IX. APPOINTMENT OF SECRETARY: Maria Rose Breien X. RESOLUTIONS (2) APPOINTING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT ATTORNEY – 2026 For Ordinary and Extraordinary Service – Kathryn Razin, Esq. XI. SWEARING-IN OF ZONING OFFICER AND ASSISTANT ZONING OFFICER TO PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL TESTIMONY DURING 2026: Jenny Mance, Zoning Officer XII. ANNOUNCEMENT OF SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS FOR 2026/2027 XII. ADJOURN

Mon Jan 12, 2026

Board of Adjustment

Board will consider continued appeal for Schimpf’s patio and accessory structures

The Board of Adjustment will adopt four resolutions from the December 8, 2025 meeting. It will consider a continued appeal (ZBA 25-020) concerning a proposed patio, grill, fire pit, pergola, shed, and paver walk that exceed several Westfield Land Use Ordinance limits. The Board will also hear new appeals for various properties, each with a 120‑day decision deadline.

Adopt resolutions ZBA 24-049, 25-037, 25-025, 25-036 from Dec 8 2025
Continue appeal ZBA 25-020 – Christopher Schimpf, 165 Tudor Oval
New appeal ZBA 25-040 – Brant Lipari, 17 Sunnywood Drive
New appeal ZBA 25-034 – Melissa Paczos, 525 Downer Street
New appeal ZBA 25-046 – ARC of Union County, 901 Morris Ave

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TOWN OF WESTFIELD BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AGENDA Monday, January 12, 2026 7:30 pm REGULAR MEETING I. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE II. ROLL CALL Mr. Sontz (Chair) Mr. Cohen (Vice-chair) Mr. Reisen Ms. Molnar Mr. Eilbacher Ms. Nisbet (Alt. 1) Ms. Knowles Ms. Giorgianni Mr. Lipton (Alt. 2) Ms. Mance (Zoning Officer) Ms. Razin (Board Atty) Ms. Breien (Secretary) III. STATEMENT BY THE CHAIRMAN IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: December 8, 2025 V. ADOPTION OF RESOLUTIONS: December 8, 2025 ZBA 24-049 – Matthew Walker, 726 Coleman Place, Block: 806, Lot: 5 ZBA 25-037 – Craig & Amanda Reiser, 605 Leigh Drive, Block: 5207, Lot: 13 ZBA 25-025 – Ben & Amanda Mann, 129 Lamberts Mill Rd, Block: 2816, Lot: 22 ZBA 25-036 – Kuan Tan, 231 Hyslip Avenue, Block: 2909, Lot: 17.03 I. OTHER BUSINESS: None II. CONTINUED APPEALS: Adjourned from 12/8/2025 Continued from 10/15/2025 ZBA 25-020 – Christopher Schimpf, 165 Tudor Oval, Block: 5004, Lot: 60 Applicant is seeking to construct a patio with grill & fire pit, pergola, shed, and paver walk to the front (Landsdowne Avenue), side, and rear of the existing dwelling contrary to the following section(s) of the Westfield Land Use Ordinance(s): Section 12.04F1 where the maximum coverage by buildings and above-grade structures permitted is 20% / 2,100 SF, existing is 18.86% / 1,981 SF, proposed is 28.63% / 3,007 SF; Section: 12.04F3 where the maximum coverage by buildings and above-grade structures inclu ding decks, po [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Jan 12, 2026

Recreation Commission

Commission will discuss after‑hours rentals and the Westfield Ultra event

The Westfield Recreation Commission will hold its regular meeting, approve the December 1, 2025 minutes, and receive reports from the chair, town council liaison, board of education liaison, director, and committee chairs for pool, parks, fields, policy, and programs. In new business the commission will consider requests from non‑profit groups to rent recreation facilities after hours and on weekends. The commission will also discuss the upcoming 2026 Westfield Ultra event scheduled for Saturday, August 1, 2026 at Tamaques Park.

Approval of minutes from the December 1, 2025 meeting
Discussion of non‑profit groups renting recreation space after hours and weekends
Review of the 2026 Westfield Ultra event at Tamaques Park on August 1, 2026
Committee reports on pool, parks, fields, policy, and programs
Open Public Meeting Act notice compliance

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✓ Decidido: Commission approved the 2026 Westfield Ultra at Tamaques event

The Recreation Commission approved the minutes from the December 2025 meeting. It also approved the 2026 Westfield Ultra at Tamaques race scheduled for August 1, with paperwork submitted and a goal of 125 runners. The commission directed the Policy Committee to continue reviewing a request for free rental of underutilized recreation spaces by nonprofit groups. The meeting was adjourned at 6:53 p.m.

Approved December 2025 minutes (motion by Callie, seconded by Nick Melione)
Approved 2026 Westfield Ultra at Tamaques event (motion by Liz, seconded by Callie)
Directed Policy Committee to review free rental of recreation spaces request
Approved adjournment of the meeting (motion by Nick Melione, seconded by Dean)

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AGENDA W estfield R ecreation C ommission January 12, 2026, 6:00pm  OPEN PUBLIC MEETING ACT STATEMENT Adequate notice of this meeting, as required by the Open Public Meetings Act, was provided through the posting, mailing and filing of the annual notice of regularly scheduled meetings of the Recreation Commission on December 10 , 202 5 . The notice was, on that date, posted on the bulletin board in the Municipal Building, provided to THE WESTFIELD LEADER and THE STAR LEDGER, and filed with the Clerk of the Town of Westfield.  ROLL CALL  FLAG SALUTE  APPROVAL OF MINUTES, December 1 ’st 2025 Meeting  PUBLIC PORTION OF THE MEETING  COMMISSION CHAIR REPORT  TOWN COUNCIL LIAISON REPORT  BOARD of EDUCATION LIAISON REPORT  DIRECTOR ’S REPORT COMMITTEE REPORTS:  POOL :  PARKS :  FIELDS :  POLICY :  PROGRAMS : OLD BUSINESS: NEW BUSINESS:  Non-Profit groups rent ing out space after hours and on weekends.  2026 Westfield Ultra at Tamaques Park on Saturday, August 1, 2026 . CORRESPONDENCE: All Correspondences were e-mailed to the Commission Members Dates to Remember: Next Scheduled Commission Meeting – February 2nd, at 6:00pm

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MINUTES Westfield Recreation Commission January 12, 2026, 6:00pm ● OPEN PUBLIC MEETING ACT STATEMENT ● ROLL CALL o Present: Liz Chacko, Andrew Braunstein, Nick Melione, Dean, Callie, Patrick, Andrea,Bonnie Staff: Dan Hontz Lauren Conrad, Linda Johnson, Mathew BuchekCouncil Liaison: Jenn Gilman o Absent: Tamecka Dixon Jeff Perella, Jeff Russo, BOE: Mary Wickens ● FLAG SALUTE ● APPROVAL OF MINUTES from December 202 5 - o Minutes from December 2025 were approved. o Motion to approve: Callie o Seconded by: Nick Melione o Motion approved ● CHAIRPERSON REPORT – Andrew Braunstein o Chairperson Braunstein thanked new and former council members and reiterated the mission of the Westfield Recreation Department. ● PUBLIC PORTION OF THE MEETING – o N/A ● TOWN COUNCIL LIAISON REPORT – o Official release of the Tamaques survey is expected within the next week. Council will have the opportunity to review the results. ● BOARD OF EDUCATION LIAISON REPORT – o N/A ● DIRECTOR ’S REPORT – o Ongoing work at Sid Fay Houlihan Complex, including a new parking lot, bathrooms, office space, and re-turfing of both fields. ▪ Bids are prepared and ready to proceed. Once the first phase is completed, coordination with Westfield Soccer will take place to plan turf placement with minimal seasonal impact. o Memorial Park tennis court resurfacing remains in the bidding process. o Tamaques survey results will be reviewed to discuss improved utilization of the space. COMMITTEE REPORTS: POOL : ● 2025 membe [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Wed Jan 7, 2026

Planning Board

Planning Board reviews minor subdivision application for 909 Bailey Court

The Planning Board will meet to conduct a regular session. The primary item of business is the completeness review of a re-submitted application for a minor subdivision.

PB 25-005: Minor subdivision of property with variances at 909 Bailey Court

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✓ Decidido: Board swore in Town Engineer Michael Bignell and approved Dec. 1 minutes

The Planning Board approved the minutes from the December 1, 2025 meeting after a motion and second, though no vote tally was recorded. The Board swore in Michael Bignell as the Town Engineer. The meeting was adjourned at 7:38 p.m. after a motion that received unanimous support.

Approved Dec. 1, 2025 meeting minutes (motion passed, no vote recorded)
Swore in Michael Bignell as Town Engineer (no vote recorded)
Adjourned meeting at 7:38 p.m. (motion passed, all in favor)

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TOWN OF WESTFIELD PLANNING BOARD AGENDA January 7, 2026 7:30 pm REGULAR MEETING Mr. Ash (Chairman) Mr. La Place (Vice-Chairman) Mr. Goldstein Mayoral Rep (TBD) Mr. Ceberio Ms. Carreras (Alt. 1) Town Council Rep (TBD) Mr. Capps Ms. Freedman (Alt. 2) Chief Duelks Member (TBD) Mr. Trembulak (Board Atty) Mr. Sammet, Town Planner Mr. Bignell, Town Engineer Ms. Breien, Secretary I. STATEMENT BY THE CHAIRMAN II. FLAG SALUTE III. ROLL CALL IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: December 1, 2025 V. APPROVAL OF RESOLUTIONS: None VI. NEW APPEALS: None VII. OTHER BUSINESS: None VIII. PENDING APPLICATIONS: APPLICATION NUMBER ADDRESS APPLICATION TYPE DESCRIPTION STATUS PB 25-005 909 Bailey Court Minor Subdivision Subdivision of property w/variances Re-submission In completeness review Next Planning Board Meeting: February 2, 2026

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 TOWN OF WESTFIELD PLANNING BOARD IN RE : PUBLIC HEARING : : : ------------------------------------- TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS ADOPTED AS MEETING MINUTES Wednesday, January 7, 2026 Municipal Building 425 East Broad Street Westfield, New Jersey Commencing at 7:30 p.m. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 2 B E F O R E: MICHAEL ASH, CHAIRMAN MICHAEL LAPLACE, VICE-CHAIRMAN MAYOR JEREMY BERMAN, MAYOR DESIGNEE COUNCILMAN DREW PECKER, COUNCIL LIAISON EVAN COHEN, MEMBER ROSS GOLDSTEIN, MEMBER BRIAN CAPPS, MEMBER MICHAEL DUELKS, FIRE DEPARTMENT CHIEF ANN FREEDMAN, SECOND ALTERNATE DON SAMMET, TOWN PLANNER MICHAEL BIGNELL, TOWN ENGINEER MARIA ROSE BREIEN, BOARD SECRETARY A B S E N T: MATTHEW CEBERIO, MEMBER ALEXANDRA CARRERAS, FIRST ALTERNATE A P P E A R A N C E S: ASHENFELTER, SLOUS, TREMBULAK, MCDONOUGH, GOLIA & TREVENEN, LLP BY: ALAN TREMBULAK, ESQ. Attorney for the BOARD 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 3 - - - I N D E X - - - STATEMENT BY THE CHAIRMAN 4 ROLL CALL 4 APPROVAL OF MINUTES: DECEMBER 1, 2025 5 SWEARING IN OF TOWN ENGINEER MICHAEL BIGNELL 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 4 - - - - - - - - - - - P R O C E E D I N G S - - - - - - - - - - - CHAIRMAN ASH: Welcome, everyone. One and all, standing room only, just like last night, to our regular January meeting of the Westfield Planning Board. Notice of [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Wed Jan 7, 2026

Planning Board

Westfield Planning Board reorganizes and appoints officers for 2026

The Westfield Planning Board will hold a reorganization meeting to elect officers, appoint committee members, and select a 2026 attorney. The agenda also includes swearing in the town engineer and planner.

Election of officers
Appointment of 2026 Planning Board attorney
Appointment of Site Plan Review Committee
Appointment of Affordable Housing Committee
Appointment of Planning Board liaison to Tree Preservation Committee

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✓ Decidido: Planning Board approves 2026‑27 meeting schedule and appoints officers

The Westfield Planning Board elected Michael Ash as Chair and Michael La Place as Vice‑Chair. Maria Rose Breien was appointed Secretary and Alan Trembulak, Esq. was appointed Board Attorney for ordinary and extraordinary services. The Board also approved the 2026‑27 meeting schedule and confirmed committee appointments.

Michael Ash elected Chair – all in favor
Michael La Place elected Vice‑Chair – all in favor
Maria Rose Breien appointed Secretary – all in favor
Alan Trembulak, Esq. appointed Board Attorney (ordinary/extraordinary) – all in favor
Site Plan Subcommittee appointed (Michael Ash, Michael La Place, Evan Cohen, Matthew Ceberio) – all in favor
Affordable Housing Committee appointed (Michael Ash, Michael La Place) – all in favor
Ann Freedman reappointed as Planning Board liaison to Historic Preservation Commission – all in favor
2026‑27 Planning Board meeting schedule approved – all in favor

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REORGANIZATION MEETING PLANNING BOARD WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 2026 7:00 P.M. AGENDA I. MEETING CALLED TO ORDER – Don Sammet II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE III. ROLL CALL IV. SWEARING IN OF NEWLY APPOINTED AND RE-APPOINTED MEMBERS VI. NOMINATIONS FROM THE FLOOR VII. ELECTION OF OFFICERS VIII. ACCEPTANCE BY THE CHAIRMAN & VICE IX. APPOINTMENT OF SECRETARY X. ADOPTION OF RESOLUTIONS (2) APPOINTING 2026 PLANNING BOARD ATTORNEY FOR ORDINARY AND EXTRAORDINARY SERVICE XI. APPOINTMENT OF SITE PLAN REVIEW COMMITTEE XII. APPOINTMENT OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING COMMITTEE XII. APPOINTMENT OF PLANNING BOARD MEMBER TO HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION XIII. APPOINTMENT OF PLANNING BOARD LIAISON TO TREE PRESERVATION COMMITTEE XIV. SWEARING-IN OF TOWN ENGINEER AND TOWN PLANNER TO PROVIDE PROFESSIONALTESTIMONY DURING 2026 XV. ANNOUNCEMENT OF SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS FOR 2026/2027 XVI. ADJOURN

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 TOWN OF WESTFIELD PLANNING BOARD IN RE : (SPECIAL MEETING) : PLANNING BOARD REORGANIZATION : : ------------------------------------- TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS ADOPTED AS MEETING MINUTES Wednesday, January 7, 2026 Municipal Building 425 East Broad Street Westfield, New Jersey Commencing at 7:00 p.m. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 2 B E F O R E: MICHAEL ASH, CHAIRMAN MICHAEL LAPLACE, VICE-CHAIRMAN MAYOR JEREMY BERMAN, MAYOR DESIGNEE COUNCILMAN DREW PECKER, COUNCIL LIAISON EVAN COHEN, MEMBER ROSS GOLDSTEIN, MEMBER BRIAN CAPPS, MEMBER MICHAEL DUELKS, FIRE DEPARTMENT CHIEF ANN FREEDMAN, SECOND ALTERNATE DON SAMMET, TOWN PLANNER MICHAEL BIGNELL, TOWN ENGINEER MARIA ROSE BREIEN, BOARD SECRETARY A B S E N T: ` MATTHEW CEBERIO, MEMBER ALEXANDRA CARRERAS, FIRST ALTERNATE A P P E A R A N C E S: ASHENFELTER, SLOUS, TREMBULAK, MCDONOUGH, GOLIA & TREVENEN, LLP BY: ALAN TREMBULAK, ESQ. Attorney for the BOARD 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 3 - - - - - - A G E N D A - - - - - - ROLL CALL 4 SWEARING IN OF MEMBERS(NEW & REAPPOINTED) 5 MAYOR JEREMY BERMAN COUNCILMAN DREW PECKER CHIEF MICHAEL DUELKS MICHAEL LA PLACE ANN FREEDMAN NOMINATIONS FROM THE FLOOR CHAIR - MICHAEL ASH 6 VICE-CHAIR - MICHAEL LA PLACE 7 APPOINTMENT OF THE SECRETARY MARIA ROSE BREIEN 7 RESOLUTIONS APPOINTING BOARD ATTORNEY FOR ORDINARY/EXTRAORDINARY SERVICES ALAN TREMBULAK, [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Jan 6, 2026

Town Council Notifications

✓ Decidido: Council appoints Acting Mayor Jenn Gilman and approves numerous board members

The Town Council unanimously confirmed Councilwoman Jenn Gilman as Acting Mayor and Councilman Vik Venkataraman as Alternate Acting Mayor. It approved appointments for the Municipal Prosecutor, Public Defender, and dozens of members to various boards, commissions, and advisory committees for terms ending through 2030. All motions were carried without recorded dissent.

Acting Mayor – Councilwoman Jenn Gilman appointed (unanimous)
Alternate Acting Mayor – Councilman Vik Venkataraman appointed (unanimous)
Howard Egenberg, Esq. appointed Municipal Prosecutor (term ends Dec 31, 2026)
Robert S. Bohrod, Esq. appointed Public Defender (term ends Dec 31, 2026)
Planning Board Liaison – Drew Pecker appointed (term ends Dec 31, 2026)
Board of Adjustment members appointed (terms ending 2027‑2029)
Several commissions (Health, Recreation, Historic Preservation, etc.) received new members and council liaisons
Mayor’s committee assignments (Finance Policy, Code Review, Public Safety, Public Works) approved

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MINUTES OF ORGANIZATION MEETING HELD JANUARY 6 , 20 2 6 Minutes of Organization Meeting of the Council of the Town of Westfield held January 6 , 20 25, at 7 :0 0 p.m. The Town Clerk made the following announcement: Welcome to this Reorganization Meeting of the Westfield Town Council of January 6 , 20 2 6 , at 7 :0 0 p.m. for the purpose of organizing for the year 20 2 6 and transacting such other business as may properly come before the Mayor and Town Council Notice of the meeting was provided on December 10 , 20 2 5 , to the Westfield Leader, The Star Ledger, and posted on the bulletin board and filed in accordance with the Open Public Meetings Act. Prior to the commencement of this meeting, Mayor Berman, Councilwoman Adwar, Councilman Venkataraman, Councilwoman Gilman, & Councilman Pecker were sworn in privately to establish a quorum necessary to open the meeting. The Mayor and newly elected Councilmembers will be sworn in ceremonially during this meeting upon the arrival of Governor-elect Mikie Sherrill . The Invocation was given by Rabbi Ethan Prosnit , Temple Emanu-El . Salute to the flag. MAYOR ’S OPENING REMARKS Thank you all for joining us this evening. It is a privilege to be here alongside my fellow council members, family, friends, and residents. I am honored to be presiding over this meeting as my first as Mayor of Westfield. Before we begin, I ’d like to take a moment to recognize current and former elected officials who took the time to join us tonight [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]