Lyndhurst Town Council Greenlights Creation of Redevelopment Agency

Overview: In a recent Lyndhurst Town Council meeting, the most significant move was the council’s initial approval of an ordinance establishing a township redevelopment agency. This agency would be grounded in the principles outlined in the NJSA 40A 12A-1, the Local Development and Housing Law.

$5 Million Grant Approved for Lyndhurst’s Aging Water Infrastructure

Overview: The recent Lyndhurst Town Council meeting unveiled a significant advancement for the township’s water system. Senator Solow Emmen announced the approval of a $5 million grant to address outdated and potentially hazardous infrastructures, particularly focusing on lead contamination. This grant, free of conditions, is targeted to enhance the quality of life for residents by removing lead from the water system and increasing home values.

Lyndhurst Council’s Stalemate on Police Salary Sparks Grievances

Overview: In a recent Lyndhurst Town Council meeting, a series of significant civic matters were deliberated, including the contentious issue of police salary amendments and recognition of efforts against food insecurity. The Council also grappled with a range of citizens’ concerns, from rising property taxes to personal grievances.

Tax Tangle Sends Resident to Shelter, Sparks Uproar in Lyndhurst Council Meeting

Overview: A recent meeting of the Lyndhurst Town Council unveiled pressing town matters that elicited substantial public engagement, none more so than the impassioned plea of a resident now homeless due to a disputed tax discrepancy. Ms. Perkowski confronted the council, alleging she was wrongfully taxed for a property she didn’t own, leading to her current residence in a shelter.

Lyndhurst Town Council Greenlights New Investment in Police Department

Overview: In a move that is bound to stir discussion among residents, the Lyndhurst Town Council recently authorized the purchase of a state-of-the-art Westward Model Go-4 Gas Interceptor from Trius, Inc. for their police department. The new addition to the local law enforcement’s arsenal is expected to cost the township $35,288.55, as per the decision reached at a specially convened meeting.