Public documents that mention Consuelo M. Carpenter.
Sep 8, 2026·Board meeting
Park Ridge Mayor and Council Work Session
The meeting included a presentation for the 3rd Annual Elephant Run, with the Council expressing support. The body discussed traffic flow patterns near West Ridge School and evaluated potential traffic signal issues and upgrades at W. Park and the intersection of Park Avenue and Pascack Road, including the installation of a Quazite box and power for a county-owned camera. The CFO provided a financial update, noting budget status and addressing a significant revenue reporting discrepancy linked to the implementation of new accounting software, which the finance team is currently working to reconcile.
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The Mayor and Council meeting included a ceremonial proclamation declaring June as Pride Month in Park Ridge. The council conducted public hearings and passed bond ordinances for the 2026 road, curb, drainage, and sidewalk improvement program, as well as a capital ordinance for the replacement of pumping equipment at well number 15. Additionally, the council discussed three resolutions regarding pending state legislation concerning local land use and development authority.
May 26, 2026·Board meeting
Mayor and Council Work Session
The work session involved a review of several engineering and administrative projects, including improvements to the Park Ridge Historic Train Station, the Mill Pond dredging project, various 2025 and 2026 roadway improvement projects, repairs to the Park Ridge Pool, and the Sulak Field lighting improvements. General engineering discussions covered tax map updates, stream erosion and drainage issues at various residential properties, Green Acres land swap coordination for peak shaving equipment, and pedestrian crossing options at Spring Valley Road and Fremont Avenue. Administrative discussions included a review of PRAA request priorities, the proposal of an ordinance to restrict large AI data centers, concerns regarding lawn mower operations, opposition to proposed state legislation affecting local land use, open space referendum options, and a revision of the ordinance governing election and political signs.
May 26, 2026·Board meeting
Mayor and Council Budget Meeting
The meeting included a presentation from the Green Team and Shade Tree Committee regarding the Borough's recognition as a Tree City USA community. The Mayor and Council also conducted a public hearing on the 2026 municipal budget, discussing the waiver of the full reading of the budget and reviewing the property tax-funded portion of the budget, along with water, electric, and pool utility funding.
