Susan Corrado

The council discussed a proposal for a property development project, including the possibility of expanding overnight parking and obtaining parking spaces. They also addressed concerns about the growing deer population, including safety, health, and environmental impacts, and considered potential solutions. The council approved a Girl Scout project to build newspaper stands around the town, focusing on locations such as Froggy Park and the library courtyard.

The meeting included discussions and updates on the Library's Financial Statements, and the renewal of the Endowment Fund at Valley Bank. The Renovation Project was a significant topic, with updates on painting estimates, the boxing and storing of materials in the teen area, and the expected repositioning of wires and cables by IT personnel. There was also a discussion on the updated plan for the Children's Room, with Demco submitting a floor plan and furniture proposal. The Summer Reading Program registration was also discussed.

The meeting addressed the potential installation of speed bumps on North Lyle Avenue, with discussions involving the Chief of Police and a Traffic Engineer, who recommended against speed bumps in favor of alternative solutions. The council also discussed a block party request, code enforcement, and the status of pool income and pond maintenance. An ordinance regarding the vacation and repurposing of portions of Piermont Road for municipal purposes was introduced. The council also discussed and approved resolutions related to open space applications, expenditures, refunds, and the use of a competitive contracting process for an aerial ropes course facility. The meeting concluded with a closed session to discuss real property matters, including leasing and potential acquisitions.

The council discussed a proposal for a mixed-use building at the Post Office Parking lot, including the Senior Center. Concerns were raised about the location of the Senior Center, potential flooding, and the building's operation in relation to the post office. A request was made to name the soccer cage after Sam Williams. The council discussed a vacant property list and funding for the Little League. They also addressed a property flooding issue and a storage container request. An ordinance was introduced and passed on first reading, and another ordinance regarding upgrades at the Little League Field was passed on the second and final reading. The council approved expenditures, refunds, and applications, and authorized the purchase of safety gear for the Tenafly Fire Department. Various committee reports were given, and upcoming community events were announced.

The meeting included discussions and actions on several key items. The board approved the Resolution of Extension for application #1-25-05, concerning property located at 22 Jersey Avenue. An ordinance regarding the vacating and repurposing of portions of Piermont Road for municipal purposes was reviewed, with a determination made that the ordinance is not inconsistent with the Borough of Tenafly's Master Plan.