Waldwick Borough Council Approves Multiple Variances, Highlighting Community Growth and Development

Overview: In a recent Waldwick Borough Council meeting, several property variance applications were reviewed and approved, reflecting ongoing community growth and development. The meeting saw the approval of variances for residential constructions, including a new above-ground pool and extended deck.

Waldwick Borough Council Deliberates on Redevelopment Attorney Amidst Traffic and Budget Concerns

Overview: The recent Waldwick Borough Council meeting was marked by discussions on a range of issues, including the potential hiring of a redevelopment attorney to navigate complex municipal projects, a new traffic pattern around Trap Hagen School designed to improve safety, and financial strategies to address budgetary constraints. Public concerns over traffic speeds and water quality also featured prominently.

Waldwick Borough Council Grants Extension for Home Renovation Amid Financial Challenges

Overview: During the recent Waldwick Borough Council meeting, council members approved a one-year extension for Georgiana Birlanu to proceed with renovations on Dora Avenue. The extension, granted due to financial constraints and rising building costs, extends the project’s deadline to August 28, 2026. Birlanu cited economic difficulties and unexpected tariff increases as major hurdles, emphasizing the impact of these factors on refinancing options and material expenses. The council acknowledged these challenges, recognizing the extension as a necessary provision under the permanent extension act.

Waldwick Council Grapples with Odor Issues and Explores Grant Opportunities for Infrastructure Improvements

Overview: During the recent Waldwick Borough Council meeting, discussions were dominated by the persistent odor issues affecting the community and the introduction of Bruno Associates, a newly contracted grant writing firm tasked with seeking funding opportunities to address infrastructure needs, including water and transportation improvements. The council also dealt with routine matters such as pavilion use requests and community event approvals.

Waldwick Planning Board Advances Fourth Round Housing Plan Amidst Fire Safety and Redevelopment Discussions

Overview: In a meeting, the Waldwick Planning Board advanced the fourth round housing elements and fair share plan to meet the borough’s affordable housing obligations by June 30 while addressing community concerns over fire safety and redevelopment projects. The board also approved a new restaurant plan and discussed fire safety measures to improve emergency access.