Albert Sally

The meeting included the adoption of resolutions regarding the municipal budget and the final passage of ordinances directing the installation of multi-way stop signs. Administrative updates were provided on ongoing efforts related to outdoor dining, jitney program grants, Covid-19 testing, election preparations, and the upcoming opening of the community pool. The Committee held discussions on proposed adjustments to pool fees and operational procedures for the summer season, as well as a proposed ordinance to permit accessory dwelling units to provide additional housing options for senior residents.

This document is an ordinance adopting the Redevelopment Plan for the Public Service Electric and Gas (PSE&G) Site within the Township of Maplewood. The plan provides development regulations and standards for constructing buildings and improvements, aiming to establish a new anchor at the eastern gateway to Maplewood. Key objectives include introducing new housing to enhance commercial viability, improving the streetscape with attractive buildings and ground-floor retail, and fostering a pedestrian-friendly design along Springfield Avenue and Boyden Avenue.

The Board of County Commissioners reviewed a resolution concerning the 2022 County Budget, specifically regarding the insertion of revenue items from the New Jersey Department of Human Services for the Area Plan Contract. The funding is intended to support comprehensive services for the elderly, including in-home support, community assistance, nutrition services, and administrative operations for the Division of Senior Services.

The Board of Chosen Freeholders of the County of Essex adopted a resolution to provide advice and consent to the appointment of Juan M. Rivera as a member of the Essex County Veteran's Advisory Board. The appointment is effective immediately with a term expiring on June 30, 2017.

The Board of County Commissioners addressed a time extension request for the 2019 Local Bridges Future Needs minor bridge reconstruction project. It was determined that the original grant funds, received from the New Jersey Department of Transportation, required an extension of twelve additional months to complete the utilization of the $283,389 allotment. The Office of the County Engineer recommended this addendum to the existing resolution to facilitate the continued construction services for various Essex County structures.