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The agenda includes the consideration of two zoning applications. The first application (Z-26-02) involves a request for relief concerning existing lot size and width requirements at 24 South Drive in the R-3 Zone. The second application (Z-26-06) concerns a proposed single-story addition with specified side and rear yard setbacks at 66 Rice Run in the VG-3 Zone.
The Council reviewed and adopted the 2026 municipal budget and its amendment. Key approvals included a shared services agreement with the Borough of Milltown for equipment and staff, the acceptance of a Drunk Driving Enforcement Fund grant, and the insertion of various state and county grants into the municipal budget for water infrastructure, arts programs, and heritage events. Additionally, the Council authorized several public events, addressed tax and utility overpayment refunds, approved the issuance of estimated tax bills, and finalized a parking garage lease agreement. The 2025 Annual Audit report was also formally received and reviewed.
The board agenda includes a resolution regarding a request for an extension of time for a senior housing facility, a food pantry, and a maintenance building. New business items involve applications for the use of a facility as a house of worship and a request for relief concerning lot size and lot width requirements for a property.
The agenda includes a resolution regarding a request for an extension of time for an approved senior housing facility, food pantry, and maintenance building. New business items consist of a proposed house of worship at 51 W. Prospect St and a proposal for lot size and width relief at 24 South Drive.
The council meeting agenda included proclamations for Sikh Awareness and Appreciation Month and Child Abuse Prevention Month. Key resolutions involved authorizing a STEP grant application for highway safety, establishing a memorandum of agreement with the School Crossing Guard Association, and awarding a contract for the 2026 Pavement Management Program. Appointments to the Commission on Aging and the Traffic Advisory Board were proposed. Additionally, the agenda featured authorizations for police vehicle purchases, a parking garage lease agreement with Open Road Mazda, pump station improvements, liquor license transfers, and utility facility access for Optimum Communications.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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