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Oct 16, 2025·BoardMeeting
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North Hanover Township Board Of Health Minutes
The key discussions focused on administrative items, including the closing of the public comment period (during which no public comments were offered). The board also reviewed correspondence received from the County Health Department and the DEP regarding various properties, including Certificates of Compliance, Environmental Investigations, and Permit Termination Applications. Furthermore, the board reviewed records related to Sanitary Inspections, noting which properties were in compliance or required septic/well applications.
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The primary focus of this reorganization meeting was the swearing-in ceremony for newly elected Township Committee members, Ronald DeBaecke Jr. and Christopher A. Doyle. Key procedural actions included the nomination and swearing-in of Ronald DeBaecke Jr. as Mayor and John Giberson as Deputy Mayor for 2026. The Committee also appointed the Township Attorney and established various Township Committee Liaison Positions for 2026 across departments such as Police, Public Works, Recreation, and Housing. The Committee approved resolutions concerning professional service agreements for 2026, the appointment of various officers and employees, fixing the schedule for regular meetings for 2026, establishing a temporary municipal operating budget, authorizing fund transfers and investments, fixing interest rates on delinquent taxes, authorizing the Tax Assessor to file tax appeals, naming legal depositories and newspapers, adopting a Cash Management Plan, authorizing a standard tax sale, authorizing the cancellation of small tax delinquencies, appointing a Risk Management Consultant and Labor Attorney to the Joint Insurance Fund, authorizing advance payment of certain bills, adopting Robert's Rules of Order, and appointing Fund Commissioner, Claims Coordinator, and Safety Coordinator to the Joint Insurance Fund. Resolutions were also adopted regarding Bingo/Raffle applications, exchanging construction code services, authorizing the Prosecutor to name an alternate, adopting Police Department Rules and Regulations, affirming the Civil Rights Policy, applying for a Local Recreation Improvement Grant, authorizing advance expenditures for the Summer Recreation Camp Program, approving software services for the Tax Assessor, and authorizing an Executive Session to discuss contract matters, personnel, and litigation. The committee agreed to hold a special meeting on January 22nd for a CDBG Public Hearing and discussed drafting ordinances regarding Clothing Donation Bins and Dumpsters/Pods.
Jan 22, 2026·BoardMeeting
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North Hanover Township Township Committee Special Meeting Minutes
The special meeting included a public hearing regarding the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Application, specifically for proposed project work to replace exterior doors at the Jeanette Bowers Community Center with handicap accessible ones, estimated at $60,000. The Committee passed Resolution 2026-30, authorizing the submission of the CDBG application for these accessibility improvements and designating the Township Engineer to represent the Township for the submission. The Committee also authorized a resolution (2026-31) to enter a closed Executive Session to discuss Contract Matters, Personnel, and Litigation matters.
Aug 1, 2020·StrategicPlan
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Township Of North Hanover Housing Element And Fair Share Plan Amendment 1999-2025
This document outlines the Township of North Hanover's Housing Element and Fair Share Plan Amendment, detailing its strategy to comply with constitutional and court-mandated affordable housing obligations under the New Jersey Fair Housing Act. The plan addresses the municipality's present and prospective fair share of low- and moderate-income housing, covering the period from 1999 to 2025. It focuses on continuing a rehabilitation program and utilizing three existing affordable family rental complexes (Millstream Apartments North, Millstream Apartments South, and Maplewood Apartments) to fulfill its unit requirements, with affordability controls extended until 2047. The plan also details administrative mechanisms, funding, and reporting for compliance.
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