In a regular meeting held on September 9, 2024, the mayor and borough council convened to discuss several key ordinances and administrative matters. The meeting, conducted in compliance with the Open Public Meetings Act, began with the approval of minutes from the previous session.

The council moved forward with a public hearing on Ordinance 39-24, which amends salary structures for borough officials and employees for the years 2023 to 2027. After no public comments were received, the ordinance was adopted unanimously.

Next, the council addressed Ordinance 40-24, which amends regulations regarding political signs. Resident Jim Robinson expressed support for extending the duration political signs can remain posted, citing early voting as a factor. He suggested specific language adjustments to the ordinance for clarity. Following a brief discussion, the council adopted the ordinance with the proposed amendments.

The council also reviewed Ordinance 41-24, which pertains to sign permit regulations. After no public comments, this ordinance was similarly adopted.

In new business, the council introduced Ordinance 42-24, aimed at modifying land development regulations to secure Middlesex County approval. This ordinance will be subject to a public hearing on September 23. Additionally, Ordinance 43-24, which also addresses salary adjustments for borough officials, was introduced and approved on first reading.

The meeting concluded with the council approving the consent agenda resolutions and accepting correspondence as listed, ensuring the borough's administrative functions continue smoothly.