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Glenmont Commons residents press Parsippany leaders for repairs, updates on litigation over roads and water pipes
Summary
Multiple Glenmont Commons residents told the Parsippany Township Council their roads and patched water repairs are failing and asked for an update on the township's lawsuit against the developer; town officials confirmed litigation is pending and said a private meeting with affected single-family homeowners will be scheduled.
Dozens of Glenmont Commons residents used the Jan. 7 public comment period to press the Township Council of Parsippany (Troy Hills) for faster repairs to road patches and updates on litigation tied to water-pipe failures and road ownership.
Residents described repeated water-line breaks, poor patchwork on streets and safety concerns for drivers and children. Several speakers said they have replaced private water pipes at their own expense and asked the township to separate single-family homeowners from homeowners-association claims in any legal process.
Nut graf: Residents said short-term pothole and patch deterioration has caused vehicle damage and safety risks, and they asked the township to explain the status of a lawsuit the municipality has filed against the developer. Township officials confirmed the town has filed a complaint against the developer, that the homeowners association has been named as a defendant and has filed a…
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