Millburn Town Council Adopts New Bylaws and Pushes for Public Engagement in Charter Study

Overview: The Millburn Town Council meeting focused on adopting revised bylaws, electing new officers, and proposing strategies to enhance public engagement in the ongoing charter study. The Council unanimously approved changes to allow flexibility in spokesperson duties and discussed steps to involve the community in shaping the interview process for the study.

Millburn Town Council Faces Community Concerns Over Proposed Zoning Law Changes and Historical Marker Installation

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Millburn Town Council addressed community concerns, notably opposition to a proposed state bill allowing religious institutions to bypass local zoning laws for high-density developments and a proposal to install historical markers commemorating the town’s Revolutionary War sites. Both issues drew discussion.

Millburn Township Charter Study Commission Discusses Future Governance and Public Engagement

Overview: The Millburn Township Charter Study Commission convened on November 25, 2025. Key discussions included outlining plans for studying township governance, engaging the public, and setting up procedural frameworks for their work.

Millburn Town Council Considers Eliminating Landscaper Fees, Increases Stormwater Control Regulations

Overview: The Millburn Town Council meeting addressed several topics, including a proposal to eliminate landscaper registration fees, new stormwater management regulations, and concerns about local zoning authority.

Millburn Township Faces Concerns Over Cell Tower Proposal and Transparency in Local Governance

Overview: During the recent Millburn Town Council meeting, concerns were raised regarding a proposed 40-foot cell tower on Chatham Road and ongoing issues surrounding transparency and community involvement in decision-making processes. Residents voiced their apprehensions about the cell tower’s compliance with height restrictions and its necessity given the potential impacts on the neighborhood, while the council addressed transparency in ordinance initiation and other community matters.