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Glen Ridge council adopts budget-cap ordinance, approves bills and several grant measures; watershed grant introduced
Summary
The Glen Ridge mayor and council adopted Ordinance 18-34 allowing a municipal cap bank, approved a bills list of just under $172,000, adopted traffic and ceremonial resolutions, authorized a Historic Trust grant application and introduced a $500,000 state watershed grant on first reading.
The Borough of Glen Ridge mayor and council met in a regularly scheduled session to handle routine business, adopt an ordinance to exceed municipal appropriation limits, approve the bills list and authorize several grant-related measures.
Councilor Levkowitz moved to adopt Ordinance 18-34, which establishes a municipal cap bank to allow the borough to exceed appropriation limits under specified circumstances; the mayor opened a public hearing, heard no public comment and the council voted to adopt the ordinance. Councilor Levkowitz also presented Resolution 83-26, the bills list authorizing warrants for just under $172,000 from the current fund and smaller amounts from other funds; the council approved the bills list on roll call.
Councilor Ball, chair of public safety, thanked Captain Dean…
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