Little Falls Council Honors Pandemic Victims with Memorial

Overview: The Little Falls Town Council meeting on April 29, 2024, was significant for its focus on public health and community welfare, including the introduction of a memorial to honor residents lost to the COVID-19 pandemic. The council also adopted various bond ordinances and introduced new legislation, and received updates from the Clifton Health Department on their accredited services and initiatives.

Little Falls Council Prioritizes Municipal Budget and Public Improvements

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Little Falls Town Council advanced community initiatives, including the adoption of the 2024 Municipal budget geared towards reducing taxpayer burden, the introduction of a capital ordinance for Wilmore Park improvements, and the discussion of several bond ordinances for vital public improvements. The meeting also celebrated local achievements and addressed important proclamations.

Little Falls Council Honors Community Leaders, Tackles Housing Law Changes

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Little Falls Town Council, community contributions and pressing legislative matters took center stage. The council honored three women for their exceptional service to the community in celebration of Women’s History Month, while also delving into the substantial impact of recent changes to the affordable housing law on the town. The meeting also featured discussions on a variety of local initiatives and upcoming events, alongside the introduction of several new ordinances.

Little Falls Council Addresses Flooding Costs and Budget Approval

Overview: In the recent Little Falls Town Council meeting, discussions were dominated by the 2024 Municipal budget’s impact on residents, infrastructure improvements, and the township’s approach to public safety and community events. The budget presentation outlined a total budget of $24,347,120 with significant allocations for infrastructure and equipment needs, while the police chief reported success in reducing crime through increased patrols and community support.

Little Falls Board Denies Zen Real Estate Building Application

Overview: In the most recent Little Falls Planning Board meeting, the Board denied the application from Zen Real Estate LLC for various variances required for their property development. This decision was reached due to a lack of affirmative votes. Zen Real Estate’s application had been a continuation from a previous hearing, and revised plans were presented which included a 20-foot setback and a 30-foot height, intended to address concerns about visual impact from neighboring properties. However, discussions at the meeting revealed persistent concerns about the visual impact of the rooftop and the safety of potential installations. Despite suggestions to condition any screening to the review and approval of the planner, the board could not resolve the variances being sought, leading to the denial of the application.