During the session, it was detailed that rent adjustments would involve a real estate tax increase, with the new cap applied as a discount. This means residents will see the potential rent charge, the discounted amount due to the cap, and the final payable amount. The council emphasized the importance of transparency in communicating these changes to the community.

In addition to the rent cap discussion, the meeting involved the reorganization of the Jackson Township Rent Leveling Board. Joseph Sullivan was elected as the chairperson, with Edowski as the vice chairperson, and Lois Rogers appointed as the board secretary. Furthermore, Carmen Mamolei was confirmed as the board accountant, while Rump Law was reappointed as the board attorney. These appointments are set to guide the board’s activities throughout 2026.

The council also approved multiple resolutions concerning CPI increases and real estate tax pass-throughs for local communities, such as Southwind Village and Oak Tree. The board’s accountant confirmed that all calculations were accurate, and the council ratified these resolutions accordingly.