The board discussed several infrastructure and safety initiatives, including progress on the Millburn Avenue and Whittingham improvements and upcoming Short Hills train station plans. Reports covered the status of the Safe Routes to Schools grant, ongoing traffic studies, and current staffing levels within the engineering department. Members reviewed the effectiveness of e-bike regulations and discussed pedestrian safety concerns related to new developments, train station accessibility, and maintenance requirements for local parks and bridges.
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The meeting addressed various administrative and operational matters, including the confirmation of police department appointments and the presentation of departmental awards. Key actions included the approval of bills, authorization of bidding processes for municipal waste services, and the engagement of environmental and engineering services for park remediation and playground renovations. Additionally, the committee authorized grant applications for intersection and road safety improvements, permitted firework displays, renewed liquor licenses, and approved a raffle license. A tax settlement regarding a commercial property was addressed, along with the introduction of an ordinance pertaining to development regulations and zoning, specifically concerning floor area ratios. New business included a discussion on proposed data center regulations.
Jun 12, 2026·Board meeting
Pedestrian Safety Advisory Board Meeting Minutes
The board discussed several infrastructure projects, including the Millburn Avenue and Whittingham Terrace parking pilot, the Eastbound Station project, and proposed safety improvements at Glen Avenue and Lackawanna. The committee recommended an all-way stop at Hobart and Station Plaza to the Township Committee. Additional discussions covered proactive sidewalk planning, pedestrian-safety education campaigns, school-related transportation policy concerns, including bike access and walking policies, and issues regarding on-street parking on narrow roads during large events. The board also reviewed the status of the Short Hills Train Station project grant and addressed sidewalk maintenance concerns.
Feb 9, 2026·Board meeting
Pedestrian Safety Advisory Board Meeting
The board discussed potential traffic safety and pedestrian improvements, including a pilot project for angled parking and crosswalk modifications on Millburn Avenue. Updates were provided on the Short Hills Train Station Pedestrian Project, new state e-bike regulations, and various infrastructure projects involving ADA curb ramps and Town Hall accessibility. Reports from the police and superintendent addressed school zone traffic concerns, while resident feedback highlighted specific sidewalk and accessibility issues. Additionally, upcoming community safety initiatives such as a bike safety event and a poster contest were presented.
