Christopher DiPiazza

The public hearing featured concerns raised by residents regarding communication deficiencies across various sports programs, including football, cheer, and girls' lacrosse. Specific issues noted included the need for improved softball program resources and equal attention to girls' programs compared to boys'. The commission also addressed administrative matters, including the approval of the financial report and introduction of the new Board of Education Liaison. The Director of Recreation provided a mid-season recap for winter sports, announced the Summer Camp registration date, and outlined disciplinary actions for coaches engaging in excessive scoring. Assistant Directors reported on the status of travel basketball, wrestling, competition cheer, in-town basketball, and winter sports clinics, noting that spring track registration is open.

The meeting included the unanimous election of Suzanne Frankland as Chairperson and Sally Locicero as Vice Chairperson. Key discussions centered on clarifying pool dates with schools and the Police Department, utilizing grant funding for upgrades to the kiddie pool fence and potentially playground structures, and compiling employee paperwork for lifeguards and clerks. Updates indicated that the pool liner and pump room projects are scheduled for the following year after the season concludes. Furthermore, the Borough will proceed with competitive contracts for the snack bar and pool resurfacing. Committee discussions included the bid contract for the pool snack bar and future entertainment plans for Summer 2026.

The agenda for this meeting includes reviewing correspondence (NA), receiving reports from various liaisons and committees, and addressing old and new business. Key discussion points anticipated in the reports include the Snack Bar Competition Contract, pool dates, budget preparation including bond details, status updates on the pool liner and pump room, administration reports, playground status, and basketball court resurfacing. The meeting will conclude with the payment of bills and adjournment.

The agenda for this meeting includes calling the meeting to order, roll call, approval of previous minutes, opening the meeting to the public, review of correspondence, liaison reports covering committee reorganization, snack bar contract, pool dates, grant status, liner status, employment matters, pump room status, contracts, employment resolutions, social media, lifeguards/clerks, and the administration report. Committee reports will cover the Manager's Report, Recreation Liaison, Buildings & Grounds, Snack Bar, Entertainment & Activities, Personnel, Web, Budget, and Swim/Dive Team matters. The meeting will conclude with Old Business, New Business, and payment of the bills before adjournment.

The agenda for the meeting included the Pledge of Allegiance, Statement of Notification, and Roll Call. Key items involved Resolutions and a Conceptual Presentation regarding G7B, LLC. The Public Hearings section covered an application from Raising Cane's Restaurant concerning site plan approval, variances, major soil moving, and signage, which was carried over from a previous meeting on January 15, 2026. Additionally, a Change of Use application for 89 Westview, LLC was scheduled for consideration. The agenda also listed New Business, Old Business, a period open to the public, and the approval of vouchers to be paid.