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The agenda includes a preliminary investigation and public hearing pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:12A-6 to determine whether specific blocks and lots constitute an Area in Need of Redevelopment without condemnation.
The agenda includes the memorialization of resolutions for properties at 552 Freeman Street, 286 Lafayette Avenue, 236-238 Stuyvesant Avenue, and 465 Ridge Road concerning site plan amendments and zoning variances. Additionally, the Board will review a primary application regarding a variance request for a two-story expansion of a legal non-conforming two-family structure located at 612 Fourth Street.
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The Board of Commissioners addressed personnel matters regarding the Police Chief and police department benefits. They approved an employment agreement for the Chief of Police, Michael Carrino, retroactive to April 1, 2026. Additionally, the Board authorized the continuation of active health benefits, including medical, dental, and prescription coverage, for the widow of a former police officer until she reaches the age of 65.
The meeting included several key agenda items such as the public hearing and introduction of various ordinances concerning handicapped parking, traffic regulations, and land use encroachment. The Board approved resolutions to issue raffle licenses, accept professional service qualifications, and authorize the return of various escrow trust account balances. Additionally, the Board approved a maternity leave for a building department employee, authorized shared services agreements for public health, and approved employment contracts for the Police Chief and other municipal staff. Other actions included authorizing purchases for a LED illuminated sign cabinet and a pickup truck for the Department of Public Works, as well as rejecting and resubmitting a request for qualifications for electrician services.
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