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A presenter described Resolution 95 as an application to the New Jersey Department of Transportation for funding toward \"the streetscape.\" The resolution was presented as part of the consent agenda alongside routine items including liquor-license renewals and other administrative matters.

No roll-call vote or separate motion on Resolution 95 was transcribed; items on the consent agenda are typically approved by a single motion unless pulled for separate discussion. The meeting record did not show the resolution being pulled for discussion or a recorded vote during the provided transcript segment.

If the council approves the grant application and NJDOT awards funding, the borough would be authorized to execute the related grant contract, per the terms the resolution contemplates.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Meeting of the Mayor & Council, June 11, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The borough placed a resolution on the consent agenda authorizing submission of an NJDOT grant application and execution of a grant contract for a streetscape project on Paris Avenue near St. Anthony's.","taxTitle","Northvale, Bergen County, New Jersey","taxId",57487,"location","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":75,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":76,"_41":77,"_43":78,"_45":79,"_47":80,"_49":81,"_51":82,"_53":83,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":84,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":85,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":56,"_73":56},6204005,"Council introduces zoning change to allow exercise and instructional studios in industrial zone",56,571000,627000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3780851-22389e5328c23cd17680e0002fe84fe8&start=571&end=627","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3780851-22389e5328c23cd17680e0002fe84fe8/thumbnail_571000.jpg","/articles/6204005/Northvale/Bergen-County/New-Jersey/Council-introduces-zoning-change-to-allow-exercise-and-instructional-studios-in-industrial-zone","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6204005-fc24014224a3b51e2359155af52f1e45/orig.mp4?Expires=1771206614&Signature=lJN~kHliNs0pYAsmpR5my-GJA3F8AN56Dj3TVQ1C7jXvQhxfdZR-qjlazm7ntzdg4VVI1cUiW0Fg-HTh4cGCHCJVik3O3aXkEUbISONZmNnBYw3siN~2WjFSm9FcQT8uczBa0uhWWbpbFi3ZnaNXh1uq9jtYpd7iF1OqZ2csicJSUokaZCla7SJAl1TN3cl8p4rqNJnsN9kCJnehCf4DRvAch4l0DEuzpTuk3bwgVrKtc5Mfm45g~EeYrT~KfnL~ykZ~QBDkthqnz2004KyX7t6GtIS8xR~bLylAhY8TUKSyuI7m7S8UKhf7Enrj6~~HSHjhNc7ELxqEqbz382Ge3A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Borough officials introduced Ordinance No. 7 at the combined mayor-and-council meeting, a zoning change that would expand allowed uses in a designated industrial area to include exercise studios, instructional dance or martial arts studios and individualized instructional sports training facilities.

A borough official described the change as an attempt to provide options for properties formerly used for manufacturing, saying many of those businesses \"have fallen away.\" Councilman Cypherowski moved to introduce the ordinance and Councilman Bacich seconded; the council opened the ordinance to public comment as part of the introduction.

No final vote or adoption was recorded at the meeting; the item was in the ordinance-reading portion of the agenda, meaning the council took the step to introduce and solicit public input. The public comment period included residents who spoke elsewhere on the agenda, but no formal public testimony opposing the zoning change was captured in the meeting record provided.

If adopted after subsequent readings and any required notices, the ordinance would change permitted uses in the identified industrial overlay zone to allow the listed instructional and fitness uses as an option for property owners and developers.","The borough introduced an ordinance to expand permitted uses in an industrial zone to include dance, martial arts and individualized sports instruction, with a motion to introduce made and public comment opened.",{"_33":87,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":88,"_41":89,"_43":90,"_45":91,"_47":92,"_49":93,"_51":94,"_53":95,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":96,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":97,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":56,"_73":56},6204010,"Resident urges removal of Chestnut Street parking rule after repeated Sunday violations",1286,3250000,4536000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3780851-22389e5328c23cd17680e0002fe84fe8&start=3250&end=4536","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3780851-22389e5328c23cd17680e0002fe84fe8/thumbnail_3250000.jpg","/articles/6204010/Northvale/Bergen-County/New-Jersey/Resident-urges-removal-of-Chestnut-Street-parking-rule-after-repeated-Sunday-violations","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6204010-193110868b7c148f0976d0ddebd47c32/orig.mp4?Expires=1771206614&Signature=Mrz0haKJ75KRkHImA2a~55nubsq8UC~EMU8KTYUrwcmUdgupLlnt4osU9uMesy96xH~P07lQj2OCxuE-IP684vIFgTnyS~54FQ2SjzjjcYkfDqGx~JsTUMuNrrzuITcDjI5iFvFmqxRQ7X1Gdef8cma684xl3bIKGVzckigfGl3uiBMXSDnGLKQO0v~f0aaKZBRepPvVP7JOwtEhww1AjI4ZxkgJ60fyo0xK1JR4z89BmOQm-wHPix18iIPlyxGcquuxGXadvoCBw8-lRJlnklha0VmQWpQLXodx0t8WY1VD0MoQctP72MBiCcnxNVs34TogPuYVV3W3fHrGQTY9hg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","CHRIS BOMBINO, a Northvale resident, told the mayor and council he has repeatedly documented parking violations and curbside pickups on Chestnut Street that he said began or increased after Ordinance 19-03-2024 took effect in October 2024. \"I am not the only one that's upset about the parking,\" Bombino said, and he said he would continue to report infractions to the borough and the police chief.

Bombino described multiple incidents he recorded on May 25, June 1 and June 8, including vehicles stopping in a no-parking zone near a fire hydrant and partial incursions into private driveways. He said one officer made repeated patrols on June 1 but several violations still occurred when officers were not present. \"While I greatly appreciate the presence of our police officers on Sundays, I hope this council realizes ... it is not the best use of police time to babysit the [church] traffic on Chestnut Street on Sundays,\" Bombino said.

The resident asked the council to rescind the Chestnut Street parking allowance created by Ordinance 19-03-2024 and to relocate permitted church parking to Oak Street, which he said has curb and sidewalk access he believes is safer. He proposed using an electronic notice sign and Sunday reminders during a transition period to push congregants to the alternate lot. Councilmembers and staff discussed Oak Street's existing curb/sidewalk layout and whether shifting parking there would produce bidirectional traffic issues and a longer walk for some attendees.

Councilmembers asked Bombino clarifying questions during the public comment period; council members acknowledged a transition would likely require public messaging and some enforcement while drivers change patterns. No formal action or vote to rescind the ordinance was recorded during the meeting.

Bombino told the council he would continue to document violations and appear monthly until the parking is removed from Chestnut Street. The council did not set a follow-up date or direct staff to prepare an ordinance rescinding 19-03-2024 during the meeting.","A Northvale resident presented video evidence at the borough mayor-and-council meeting saying members of a local church repeatedly violated a 2024 parking ordinance, urged moving long-term parking to Oak Street and asked the council to restore the prior no-parking status on Chestnut Street.","actionData","errors"]

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Council lists NJDOT streetscape grant application for Paris Avenue on consent agenda

Council introduces zoning change to allow exercise and instructional studios in industrial zone

Resident urges removal of Chestnut Street parking rule after repeated Sunday violations