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North Haledon work session lists consent agenda including Housing Element endorsement and $3.27 million in bills

Borough of North Haledon · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The borough's June 18 work-session agenda included consent resolutions covering liquor-license renewals, endorsement of a Housing Element and Fair Share Plan, a jurisdictional agreement for TFJ North Haledon Urban Renewal, an SRO agreement with Eastern Christian Schools, and a payment listing totaling $3,273,512.35.

The Borough of North Haledon listed a slate of consent-agenda items during its June 18 work session. The agenda items include renewals of retail consumption and retail-distribution liquor licenses; library remittances; local and regional tax schedules; endorsing the borough's Housing Element and Fair Share Plan; appointment of Jodi Demarco as alternate prosecutor; authorization for the North Haledon Police Department to auction surplus property; a jurisdictional agreement related to TFJ North Haledon Urban Renewal with Passaic County; an SRO (school-resource-officer) agreement with Eastern Christian Schools; a construction-permit refund request for Mary Help of Christians Academy; a 100% disabled-veteran tax refund for the property at 34 Hunter Road; and a payment-of-bills listing totaling $3,273,512.35.

The work-session minutes list the items as agenda entries; they do not record votes or approvals on the consent items during this session. The minutes also list incoming communications related to a permit-refund request from Mary Help of Christians Camp and a disabled-veteran application from Tim Henderson. The minutes do record motions by council members to open and close the public-comment period (both passed by unanimous roll call) and a motion to adjourn the meeting that passed unanimously.

Because the consent items are recorded as agenda listings in the work-session minutes, the article notes the items and the total of the payment listing; it does not report any final approvals or roll-call outcomes for those specific consent items in this transcript.