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North Haledon work session lists consent-agenda resolutions including NJDOT grant application, contracts and a $10.06M payment of claims

Borough of North Haledon · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The July 16 work session listed multiple consent-agenda items for future council action — including an NJDOT grant application for Highland Road improvements, contract awards for a salt-shed architect and redevelopment consultant, appointment of probationary firefighter Anthony Nativo, and payment of claims totaling $10,062,258.36 — but recorded no final approvals in the minutes.

The North Haledon Borough work session on July 16 included a slate of consent-agenda resolutions that the borough clerk read into the record and which will require later formal council action for approval.

Items listed on the consent agenda included: Change Order No. 1 for the Squaw Brook Road Stabilization Project; acceptance of a Watershed Inventory Report (Phase 1) proposal from Boswell Engineering; approval to apply for and execute an NJDOT grant for Highland Road improvements; acceptance of a lease agreement for a Kyocera copier for the North Haledon Fire Department (NHFD); awards of contract for architectural services for a salt shed to Albert Zaccone and redevelopment consulting services to NW Financial Group; issuance of a raffle license; appointment of NHFD probationary Firefighter Anthony Nativo; a refund of a building permit for 156 Graham Avenue; an increase in a contract for special counsel Porzio, Bromberg & Newman; participation in the NJ Clean Energy Program Community Energy Planning Grant Program; and approval of payment of claims totaling $10,062,258.36.

The work-session minutes list these items for consideration; the transcript does not record formal votes or approvals on the consent items themselves. Procedural motions that were recorded with unanimous roll-call approval were limited to opening and closing the public comment period and adjourning the meeting.

Communications entered into the record included a letter from Mayor John Lane regarding a fatal accident and trucks over 4 tons, a lease-extension request from Nick Lonardo/K2 Towers, a thank-you from the North Haledon Education Foundation related to a Zerbini Circus fundraiser, a building-permit refund request from Emine Hani, and an insurance-carrier item from NHFD Chief AJ Ricciardi.

Any resolution, contract award or grant acceptance from the consent list will require formal action at a subsequent public council meeting.