Ridgewood Council Addresses Water Quality and Well Developments

Overview: In a recent Ridgewood Council meeting, the focus was on Public Law 2023 c116, water quality, and developments concerning the “Lywood” well. Amid concerns of PFAS contaminants and land use for drinking water wells, the Council reported taking proactive steps to tackle the water-related issues.

Ridgewood Council Addresses Flooding, Contract Discrepancies and New Utility Law

Overview: In a recent Ridgewood Council meeting, significant flooding issues, contractor discrepancies, and the implications of a new utility law dominated discussions. Additionally, there was a growing call for community harmony and the importance of maintaining decorum in council proceedings.

Ridgewood Council and Mayor Shed Light on Assault Allegations and Criticized Loan

Overview: On Sept. 27th, at a meeting of the Ridgewood Council, Mayor Paul Vagianos navigated through community misconduct and fended off allegations pertaining to transparency and an alleged $47,000 loan.

Shedler Project Reignites Debate on Historical Preservation and Safety

Overview: In a recent Ridgewood Council meeting, the primary discussion revolved around the Shedler property redevelopment. This project aims to combine historical preservation with modern amenities, a direction that has received a lot of support from council members, including Evan Weitz and Siobhan Winograd.

Ridgewood Council Greenlights $11 Million for Water Treatment and Sparks Debate Over Land Jurisdiction

Overview: In a recent, densely packed meeting of the Ridgewood Council, the members addressed numerous legislative and infrastructural matters, among them a contentious $11 million bond ordinance for new water treatment plants and a debate over village jurisdiction regarding properties owned by state and county. Amidst these weighty issues, other matters like tree planting plans, technological improvements, and even concerns over Zoom functionality surfaced.