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Administrator reports on NJDOT road projects, DEP permit submission and grant applications

3510191 · January 27, 2025
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Summary

The borough27s administrator updated the council on multiple engineering projects, submitted DEP permit for the French Brook Restoration Project on Jan. 17, and said the 2025 departmental budget review will begin ahead of a March introduction; Bergen County commissioners will meet in New Milford on June 4.

The borough administrator provided an engineering update during the Jan. 27 meeting, listing active and proposed infrastructure projects and recent permit activity.

The administrator (name not specified in the transcript) said the borough met with a new engineering firm on Jan. 8 to review multiple projects, including two NJDOT road-improvement projects (Roslyn/Monroe/Marion and Steuben/Clinton/Glenwood/Maple/Roosevelt), a Green Acres application for lighting at Williams Field, a revision of the Main Street Improvement Project scope, an EPA grant application for the sewer project on Pine and Yews, and the French Brook Restoration Project. The administrator reported that a DEP permit for the French Brook Restoration Project was submitted on Jan. 17.

The administrator also said the borough is awaiting a date for a pre-construction meeting for a volleyball court project adjacent to the tennis courts, and reported that 2025 departmental budget requests have been submitted to the budget committee, which will begin review in anticipation of a March budget introduction.

The administrator noted the borough will host the Bergen County Commissioners on June 4 as part of their off-site meeting schedule. No additional details about county agenda items were provided in the transcript.

The administrator27s remarks were procedural updates; the transcript records no council directives altering project scopes or new funding approvals during this portion of the meeting. Residents seeking technical details, permit applications, or the EPA grant proposal text were directed to follow up with borough staff; the transcript does not record a specific staff contact or follow-up deadline.