The ordinance was moved for adoption during the meeting, and the motion carried.

Additionally, the council addressed several infrastructure projects, including a comprehensive paving program set to take place in the summer. This program involves approximately 40 different sections of road, with some work already started on Elmer Street and Summit Avenue. The council also discussed completed and ongoing paving by Elizabethtown Gas, which includes 46 roads or sections of roads, with 17 completed and six more currently being worked on.

The meeting also touched on traffic safety improvements, including the establishment of all-way stops at the intersections of Summit and Clifton and Westfield and Park. These changes are based on traffic warrant analysis and aim to enhance safety in advance of the new school year.

The Public Works Committee moved for the approval to submit a grant application for the Railway Avenue Improvement project, which, if approved by the state, will be added to the road paving program for 2025 or 2026.

The council further announced community events, such as the return of the Sweet Sounds music series and a new cornhole tournament, both organized by the Downtown Westfield Corporation.