Old Tappan Borough Council Discusses Fleet Manager Role and Traffic Safety Concerns

Overview: The recent Old Tappan Borough Council meeting addressed a variety of topics, with focus on the potential hiring of a fleet manager and traffic safety issues during school hours. The council debated the necessity of the fleet manager position, considering cost-effectiveness and departmental needs. Additionally, concerns were raised by residents about speeding and safety near school zones, prompting discussions on traffic management solutions.

Old Tappan Borough Council Approves Lightning Detection System Amid Debate

Overview: During a recent Old Tappan Borough Council meeting, the council approved the installation of a Perryweather lightning detection system after a thorough discussion. The council addressed several issues, including a Girl Scout’s community project proposal and mutual aid reimbursement for the fire department.

Old Tappan Borough Council Debates Handgun Permit Fee Refund Amid Community Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Old Tappan Borough Council, discussions centered on a controversial resolution regarding the refund of the municipal portion of the handgun carry permit fee, alongside an innovative proposal for a community battery recycling program. The council navigated issues surrounding constitutional rights, fiscal responsibility, and environmental sustainability.

Old Tappan Planning Board Debates Regulations on Decks and Impervious Surfaces

Overview: During its recent meeting, the Old Tappan Planning Board engaged in discussions about a variance application for a deck on Birwood Road and the broader implications of borough regulations concerning impervious surfaces. This meeting served as a microcosm of the ongoing balance between regulatory compliance and homeowners’ needs.

Old Tappan Borough Council Tackles Housing, Tree Ordinance, and Fire Department Regulations

Overview: The Old Tappan Borough Council meeting addressed a range of issues, including affordable housing obligations, the management of tree ordinances, and the potential amendment of fire department regulations to accommodate dual membership for firefighters. Discussions also touched on local events, environmental concerns, and zoning regulations.