Waldwick Borough Council Approves Redevelopment Plan Amid Community Concerns

Overview: The Waldwick Borough Council meeting was marked by the approval of a redevelopment plan for Harrison Avenue, despite divided opinions among residents and council members. The plan, which aims to revitalize the downtown area with a blend of residential and commercial spaces, was met with both support and skepticism, as residents voiced concerns about potential impacts on community safety, infrastructure, and tax burdens.

Waldwick Residents Demand Solutions to Persistent Water Quality Issues

Overview: The Waldwick Borough Council meeting saw heightened concern from residents over persistent water quality issues, with multiple individuals addressing the council about severe water discoloration and metallic odors affecting their homes. These discussions were a focal point of the meeting, alongside updates on local sports achievements and routine administrative matters.

Waldwick Council Passes New Tree Ordinance and Appoints Tatiana Marquee as Confidential Assistant

Overview: The Waldwick Borough Council meeting focused on several issues, including the passage of a new tree ordinance and the appointment of Tatiana Marquee as the new confidential assistant. The council also discussed budget preparations, downtown redevelopment plans, and the community’s response to ongoing environmental concerns.

Waldwick Council Faces Public Outcry Over Affordable Housing Legislation

Overview: In a recent Waldwick Borough Council meeting, public discourse primarily revolved around affordable housing legislation, with residents voicing their concerns about the implications of proposed state legislation on their community. The council also addressed various local issues, including community cleanup efforts, noise ordinances, and updates on infrastructure projects.

Waldwick Residents Voice Water Quality Concerns at Borough Council Meeting

Overview: The recent Waldwick Borough Council meeting centered on pressing community issues, notably the ongoing water quality problems experienced by residents and efforts to address staffing challenges for crossing guards. The meeting included various committee reports, updates on public works, and resident feedback during the public comment period.