Township Council of the Township of Berlin Council Meeting
The Council discussed and passed an ordinance regarding parking restrictions on Grove Avenue and resolutions concerning the appointment of a Class III Special Law Enforcement Officer. Other actions included the certification of the annual audit, authorization of a shared services agreement with the Board of Education for school security officers, and the approval of various tax-related resolutions, including adjustments for uncollectible taxes and overpayment transfers. The Council also finalized the promotion of a Deputy Director of Public Works, approved a change order for the E. Taunton Avenue infrastructure project, authorized a grant application to the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs, and issued multiple mercantile licenses and animal permits.
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The Council meeting involved several legislative and administrative actions. Ordinances were adopted to consolidate fees for municipal services, update snow emergency protocols, regulate electric bicycles and scooters, and replace existing curfew laws with new parental responsibility regulations. The Council also passed resolutions for planning board appointments, bill payments, waiver of park permit fees for a church service, and support for a sustainable communities grant. Additionally, the Council authorized a change order for roadway improvements, extended the property tax grace period due to certification delays, and approved a special item of revenue for a recycling grant. Mercantile and kennel licenses were approved, and the meeting concluded with a public portion and report updates.
May 18, 2026·Board meeting
Township of Berlin Council Meeting Minutes
The Council meeting involved several legislative and administrative actions. Proclamations were issued for Emergency Medical Services Week and National Public Works Week. Ordinances were adopted regarding the appropriation of funds for police vehicle acquisition and the establishment of salary ranges for township employees. Multiple resolutions were approved, covering budget revenue insertions for grants, payment of municipal bills, release of street opening escrow funds, authorization of off-premise raffle licenses, approval of a change order for roadway improvements, and the imposition of liens for property maintenance. Additionally, the Council addressed lists of uncollectible taxes and reviewed the Engineer's report concerning ongoing infrastructure, roadway maintenance, and stormwater management projects.
