Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Dean Nikaj’s organization
Jun 22, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Zoning Board Of Adjustment Regular Meeting
The board reviewed several applications involving variances and subdivisions. Specifically, they evaluated a request for a new single-family residence at 757 Florence Place, discussing setbacks, lot coverage, and landscaping requirements. The board also addressed an application for a minor subdivision and two one-family homes at 25 Cortland Place, carrying the matter over to a future meeting for further review of retaining wall impacts. Additionally, the board approved resolutions for a minor subdivision with a one-family home at 374-378 Highland Avenue and the construction of a new one-family home at 439 Lafayette Avenue, subject to specific conditions such as sound attenuation and landscaping compliance.
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The council convened a special meeting to address the recommendation of the Technical Review Committee regarding the design-build contract for a new recreation center, library, and parking facility. Following a comprehensive review of qualifications and technical and price proposals from four candidate entities, the council adopted a resolution to award the design-build contract to Terminal Construction Corporation.
Jun 9, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Borough Of Cliffside Park Caucus Meeting
The meeting included a review of proposed appointments, resolutions, ordinances, and communications. The public portion of the meeting was opened and subsequently closed with no public participation.
Jun 9, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Borough of Cliffside Park Regular Meeting
The meeting included public hearings for the 2026 budget amendment and proposed park improvements. Resolutions were adopted regarding participation in The Interlocal Purchasing System, tax payment adjustments, various construction contract payments and change orders for library and sewer projects, and a tax lien against a property owner for emergent construction services. The Council also approved appointments to regional committees and the police department, authorized engineering services for sewer improvements, and discussed the transfer of liquor licenses and the execution of developer agreements. Additionally, the Council authorized the auction of surplus property, amended ordinances regarding off-duty police officer employment, and held a second reading and final passage for a bond ordinance to authorize public improvements and equipment acquisition.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
