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Pompton Lakes Zoning Board approves July minutes and Resolution BOA 24-04, hears brief public praise

Pompton Lakes Zoning Board of Adjustment · September 3, 2024
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Summary

At its Aug. 27 meeting, the Pompton Lakes Zoning Board of Adjustment approved minutes from July and adopted Resolution BOA 24-04 by affirmative responses from attending members, heard a single brief public comment praising the board and then adjourned.

The Pompton Lakes Zoning Board of Adjustment met at 8 p.m. Aug. 27, 2024, at the Municipal Building in Pompton Lakes. The board opened with statutorily required public-notice statements and the Pledge of Allegiance, then took routine votes to approve prior minutes and a listed resolution before adjourning.

A member moved to approve the minutes from the regular July meeting; during the roll call the board recorded affirmative responses from Mister Abate, Miss Bernstoke, Mister Rowan, Mister Baig and Mister Devante, and the motion carried. The board later considered and approved Resolution BOA 24-04 after a motion to adopt and affirmative responses from the same members. The agenda identified an ordinance of Bloomingdale adopting a redevelopment plan but no questions or conceptual applications were raised on that item during the meeting.

During the public-comment period, an unidentified member of the public said, “I think you guys did a nice job tonight.” No substantive public requests or testimony requiring follow-up were offered. With no new or unfinished business, a member moved to adjourn; the board closed after the motion was called in favor.

Meeting notices: the board announced that written advance public notice was provided under NJSA 10:4-1 and that the session would be video recorded and broadcast for later public viewing. The meeting record in the transcript includes abbreviated or inconsistent spellings for some attendee names and for the municipal address; those instances are noted in the meeting timeline as transcribed from the record.

The board did not take additional substantive actions or make assignments for follow-up during the session. The meeting adjourned following the procedural motions.