Lake Como Council Plans Burrow Hall Relocation and Revitalization

Overview: The Lake Como Borough Council meeting addressed issues including the proposed relocation of Burrow Hall to redevelop Main Street, the 2024 municipal budget with a lowered tax rate, and resolutions pertinent to the borough’s finances and compliance with federal guidelines. The meeting also featured public comments expressing both concerns and commendations regarding the council’s actions.

Lake Como Borough Council Tackles Noise Complaints and Park Improvements

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Lake Como Borough Council passed Resolution 2024-11 addressing noise complaints against Salty’s Beach Bar and discussed extensive improvements to Burman Park. Significant community contributions, including a donation by the Jersey Shore Running Club, and concerns over police patrol frequency on 18th Avenue were also key points.

Lake Como Celebrates Centennial with Tax Rate Decrease and New Appointments

Overview: The Lake Como Borough Council meeting, which included the town’s centennial celebration, also featured significant fiscal and administrative announcements. The council introduced the 2024 budget, which includes a notable decrease in the tax rate. Additionally, a part-time code enforcement officer was appointed, and plans for the upcoming ABC meeting addressing liquor licenses were discussed.

Lake Como Borough Council Advances Park Upgrades and Honors Pastor

Overview: The Lake Como Borough Council’s recent workshop meeting was a platform for advancing community projects and recognizing local contributions. The assembly focused on the Community Development Block Plan application, which detailed multi-year efforts to enhance local parks, and the celebration of Pastor Randy Smith’s community service as he prepares for his departure.

Lake Como Considers Selling Water Infrastructure Amid Resident Concerns

Overview: In a recent Lake Como Borough Council meeting, members addressed the potential sale of the town’s water infrastructure, which emerged as a point of interest. Residents expressed skepticism and concern over the possibility of selling the infrastructure to American Water, questioning the implications for water bills and the necessity of the sale. The meeting also covered a range of ordinances, including stormwater control amendments and fire inspection fee changes, as well as resolutions on a Deputy Municipal Registrar appointment and participation in the Cops in Shops program.