Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Borough of New Milford.
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Oct 14, 2026
Project consists of sanitary sewer improvements.
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
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130820
Population
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17,133
Procurement Hell Score
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78 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Borough of New Milford
The board reviewed several resolutions, including approvals for property additions and appeals. A major portion of the session focused on a proposed 10-unit multiple dwelling development on Madison Avenue, where discussions centered on building footprint reduction, site drainage, parking logistics, and safety concerns regarding garbage truck maneuvers. Additionally, the board approved variance requests for a residential addition aimed at accommodating a handicapped resident, involving lot area and side yard requirements.
The board discussed applications for the Gospel Fellowship Church and 105 New Bridge Properties, LLC. For the Gospel Fellowship Church, an alternative parking plan was reviewed to reduce impervious coverage, and conditions were established for the approval, including restricting use to congregational purposes and requiring traffic monitoring. Regarding 105 New Bridge Properties, LLC, the board reviewed plans for a parking lot and restaurant expansion, focusing on parking capacity, valet service requirements, potential flooding impacts, and restrictions on the use of the second-level deck and patio.
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The board conducted a work session and public session addressing multiple zoning applications. Key discussions included an appeal by Top Stone Church regarding their zoning status and operational usage as a house of worship, which resulted in a determination to recognize the site as a preexisting non-conforming use. The board also reviewed architectural and engineering testimony regarding the New Milford Redevelopment Associates' proposed supermarket and mixed-use project, specifically focusing on flood risks, traffic impacts, and site design. Additionally, the board considered a variance application for a 14-unit residential dwelling by Alex and Sons Real Estate, focusing on density, architectural modifications for privacy, and site suitability.
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