Fire Chief at Township of Hopewell.
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Assistant Director of Public Works
Certified Tax Collector
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Chief of Police
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The board addressed two zoning applications, carrying both the Princeton Farm House use and FAR variance case and the Fish use variance case to the September meeting. Additionally, the board finalized resolutions for the Arbizu case at 3 Drake Lane, which was approved with conditions, and the case at 130 Washington Crossing Pennington Road, which was denied.
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The board reviewed operational station reports from local emergency services and fire companies. Financial reports were presented, and the board approved cash disbursements for bills and payroll. Key resolutions were passed, including the authorization to open a new bank account for fire safety credit card payments, the acceptance of membership applications into the N.J. State Firemen's Association, and a tribute honoring the service of a past commissioner. Other agenda items included updates on volunteer recruitment, EMS billing, fire safety training, and the status of SCBA replacement grant applications. The board also convened an executive session to discuss contracts.
The Hopewell Township Planning Board granted approval for a preliminary site plan with conditions regarding Hopewell Solar for an Office/Warehouse development. Additionally, the board carried over the review of an amended final site plan and waiver relief request for 84 Hopewell, LLC to the subsequent August meeting.
The meeting included the adoption of two ordinances. Ordinance No. 26-1884 establishes traffic regulations regarding speed limits at specific locations and amends Chapter VII of the Revised General Ordinances. Ordinance No. 26-1885 authorizes an appropriation of $1,730,000.00 from the General Capital Improvement Fund to finance various capital improvements within the township.
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