Livingston Council Addresses YMCA Sale and Advocates for Transparency

Overview: In a recent Livingston Town Council meeting, developments included the introduction of ordinances related to the sale of municipal properties and the potential impact of these sales on the community’s resources. The meeting also addressed community concerns about transparency, property disputes, and the importance of maintaining public services such as the YMCA within the township.

Verona Council Approves Diverse Fee Increases Amid Budget Talks

Overview: The Verona Town Council has unanimously approved several ordinances concerning fee increases, including the schedule of fees for the Township Code, water and sewer rates, and pool membership fees. These decisions were made in light of the town’s budgetary needs and were among the most significant actions taken during the recent council meeting.

Millburn Town Historical Preservation Commission Approves Historic Designation for Short Hills Village

Overview: In a move, the Millburn Town Historical Preservation Commission has unanimously approved the recommendation to designate Short Hills Village as a historic district. This decision, marking a step toward preserving the town’s historical character, was among the issues discussed in the recent commission meeting.

Millburn Planning Board Debates DPW Relocation and Ordinance Repeal

Overview: In a recent meeting held by the Millburn Town Planning Board on March 6th, 2024, the board engaged in a discussion on the potential relocation of the Department of Public Works (DPW) and the repeal of ordinance 26423 through proposed ordinance 2662 d24. The focus of the debate centered on the proposed ordinance’s consistency with the township’s master plan and the broader implications of the DPW site’s future, including environmental concerns and police access to critical roads. The board also addressed the question of public meeting formats and the possibility of integrating a zoom option for future sessions.

Roseland Borough Welcomes New Council Member and Advances Sewer Deal

Overview: In a step for Roseland Borough, the Council welcomed Neil Goldstein as its newest member and moved closer to a settlement agreement that could benefit local taxpayers regarding the Caldwell water and sewer negotiations. The recent Borough Council meeting was marked by Goldstein’s unanimous appointment to fill the vacancy left by a former councilman, followed by a swearing-in ceremony. Additionally, the Council concluded with a key resolution related to the Caldwell water and sewer plant.