Pompton Lakes Council Addresses Student Safety and Local Development

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Pompton Lakes Borough Council, the discussion focused on community concerns surrounding student safety, local development, and environmental issues. The Council addressed a series of resolutions aimed at improving the borough’s infrastructure and living conditions, including measures for safer school commutes, flood prevention, and enhancement of the local economy.

Pompton Lakes Zoning Board Tackles Recycling Center Overhaul

Overview: The Pompton Lakes Zoning Board addressed significant infrastructure and development issues in its recent meeting, with the highlight being the extensive deliberations over the proposed enhancements to the Pompton Lakes recycling center on Ivy Street. This plan includes the construction of a new salt storage building and improvements aimed at increasing the center’s operational efficiency and minimizing the impact on local residents.

Pompton Lakes Advances Senior Veterans Housing Project

Overview: In a move, the Pompton Lakes Redevelopment Agency has authorized the execution of a redevelopment agreement that paves the way for a new senior veterans housing project on Ringwood Avenue.

Pompton Lakes Council Tackles Garbage Issues and Budget Concerns

Overview: In a recent session of the Pompton Lakes Borough Council, issues were addressed including the persistent garbage problem, the municipal budget for the upcoming year, and the associated challenges due to the absence of one-time federal aid. Residents and council members expressed concerns over the unsightly garbage situation, while the council also engaged in a detailed review of the 2024 budget with an emphasis on maintaining a balanced approach amidst revenue shortfalls and obligatory increases.

Pompton Lakes Council Tackles Tree Ordinance and Redevelopment Issues

Overview: In a recent Pompton Lakes Borough Council meeting, several issues were at the forefront, including the implementation of a statewide tree ordinance and the complex debate surrounding the Redevelopment agency. The council addressed the state-mandated tree removal and replacement ordinance, which extends to private property and requires a Forester to oversee the process. They also grappled with the residency requirements for the Redevelopment agency members, discussing the possibility of amending the ordinance to enforce residency as a condition for membership.