Edison Township Municipal Council Combined Council Meeting
The Council meeting involved a resolution recognizing Direct Support Professionals and their contributions to the community. Discussions included proposed ordinances regarding property maintenance, specifically addressing the control of bamboo and the potential inclusion of poison ivy, which resulted in a decision to delay for legal review. The Business Administrator addressed a contract amendment regarding tax map maintenance. Additionally, the Finance Department presented a successful audit action plan with five procedural improvements. The Council also debated the possibility of streamlining the reimbursement process for seniors, veterans, and disabled residents.
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The Council received a presentation regarding the responsibilities and operational boundaries of the Edison Water and Sewer Utility, specifically concerning private communities, HOAs, and apartment complexes. Key discussion points included the distinction between municipal infrastructure and private infrastructure such as curb stops, the procedures for emergency repairs when private entities fail to act, and the potential financial implications for both the township and HOAs regarding water loss and maintenance costs. The Council also clarified that these maintenance and repair obligations apply to both water and sewer systems within private developments.
