Mayor And Common Council Of The Town Of Hackettstown Meeting
The council received a presentation on parking enforcement technology, conducted public hearings to adopt the municipal budget and a land development ordinance, and introduced a capital improvement ordinance. Other key actions included cancelling stale dated checks, establishing 2026 employee salaries, and approving a temporary access easement for stormwater pipe repairs. Additionally, the council approved personnel appointments, equipment purchases, various business and event licenses, and a budget check register. The council also conducted a hearing for High Class Barbershop and voted to lift its operational suspension under specific conditions, and repealed a regulation restricting dogs from walking on catwalks in the Kenwood Village area.
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The Council conducted a public hearing and adopted an ordinance to establish new parking spaces on Church Street for library use. Additionally, several ordinances were introduced regarding capital improvement funding for Liberty Street and staff salary adjustments. Various resolutions were passed, including tax refunds for a totally disabled veteran and an apartment complex, the appointment of a new Landlord Registration Clerk, the reappointment of temporary financial officers, and the submission of a strategic plan for a municipal alliance grant. The Council also addressed payroll error corrections and committed to adopting future housing ordinances and resolutions to fulfill court-mandated affordable housing obligations. Finally, approvals were granted for the purchase of playground equipment, a community block party, membership for a local hose company, a raffle license, a temporary ABC permit, various special event licenses, and the payment of check registers.
