Tenafly Council Discusses Redevelopment Timelines, Traffic Safety, and Public Donations

Overview: The recent Tenafly Borough Council meeting covered several issues, including the timeline for a major redevelopment project, traffic safety concerns, and the establishment of a memorial bench donation and maintenance trust. Discussions also touched on updates to local ordinances, infrastructure projects, and community events.

Tenafly Council Discusses Senior Transportation Expansion Amid Growing Demand

Overview: The Tenafly Borough Council meeting centered on expanding the senior transportation program, the introduction of new ordinances, and the impact of proposed fees on downtown development.

Tenafly Council Engages Public on Redevelopment and Local Issues

Overview: The recent Tenafly Borough Council meeting saw discussions on the Clinton Inn Redevelopment plan, the management of bamboo on private properties, and a presentation by Smith Elementary School graduates on safety measures for pets and humans. The council reviewed plans for the redevelopment project, including the construction of an assisted living facility and hotel renovation, amidst concerns regarding amenities and star ratings. The issue of invasive bamboo sparked a debate on ordinance efficacy and property impact, while students’ safety suggestions received council support. Other topics included parking fee structures and several administrative updates.

Tenafly Borough Council Plans Road Paving Amid Gas Main Replacement

Overview: The Tenafly Borough Council meeting focused on several community initiatives, including an extensive road paving project overlapping with a gas main replacement, the establishment of a new pavilion at the community center, and the recognition of Juneteenth and LGBTQ+ Pride.

Tenafly Council Faces Sticker Shock Over Skate Park Costs

Overview: During the recent Tenafly Borough Council meeting, the council grappled with the escalating costs of the proposed skate park, which has now reached an estimated $1,151,283, a jump from the previously appropriated $398,000. This development sparked a debate among council members, who expressed concern over the 250% increase and deliberated on potential redesigns to align costs with original estimates. The meeting also addressed diverse topics including the introduction of town murals, an ongoing bamboo buffer zone dispute, public safety measures like speed bumps on Leroy Street, and a variety of funding allocations and municipal improvements.