Public Works Superintendent at Township of Greenwich.
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Assistant Clerk/Deputy Registrar
Building Sub Code Official/Inspector
Chief Financial Officer (CFO)
Tax Collector
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The Board memorialized the resolution establishing the 2026 meeting calendar and a resolution denying a use variance application for a duplex at 321 E Broad St. It was noted that applications for Setco Inc and Ciconte were continued to a future hearing. The Mayor provided updates regarding the resolution of a parking issue at the Red Carpet property, and the Board expressed appreciation for the year's work.
The Council conducted its reorganization meeting, which included the administration of the oath of office for newly elected members and the appointment of the Council President. Numerous resolutions were approved by consent, covering matters such as the temporary budget, the designation of official newspapers, professional appointments for engineering, legal, auditing, and financial services, as well as the establishment of various internal committees and administrative policies. Additionally, the Mayor delivered a report on township accomplishments and goals, including infrastructure projects, grant-funded athletic facility upgrades, and economic development initiatives.
The board memorialized a resolution for a site plan with variance regarding an undersized lot. The board approved a 90-day extension for a subdivision project due to a county road easement. An application for a use variance for townhouses was discussed, and it was decided to adjourn the application to a future meeting to allow the applicant to provide more details and consider legal or professional planning assistance.
The council adopted three ordinances related to the acquisition of property, fire prevention fees, and appropriation of funds from the capital improvement fund. Additionally, three new ordinances were introduced concerning the vacation of a paper street, establishment of salaries and compensation, and building improvements. Resolutions were approved for the reappointment of a municipal court judge, solicitation of water and sewer department chemical bids, a contract change order for water plant repairs, an equipment contract award, and a letter of support for a no-passing zone on Route 44. A summer hours request for municipal buildings was approved, and a discussion was held regarding the potential utilization of Carpenters Union services for township projects.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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