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Waldwick Planning Board approves resolution for Aiden Waldwick Rail Terminal LLC at 40 Houston Avenue
Summary
The Waldwick Planning Board approved a resolution concerning Aiden Waldwick Rail Terminal LLC at 40 Houston Avenue and handled routine business, including placing a McKay Avenue sidewalk removal request on next month’s agenda and introducing a new municipal administrator.
The Waldwick Planning Board voted to approve a resolution concerning Aiden Waldwick Rail Terminal LLC at 40 Houston Avenue during its regular meeting.
The board moved to dispense with the reading of the resolution and adopt it after a roll-call affirmation. Paul moved to dispense with the reading; Stan seconded the motion. Secretary Joyce conducted the roll call and multiple board members answered in the affirmative, after which the presiding officer announced the resolution had been approved.
The resolution pertains to Aiden Waldwick Rail Terminal LLC at 40 Houston Avenue; the resolution text was provided to board members in advance and the board opted not to read it aloud at the meeting. The motion to dispense with the reading and the subsequent approval were recorded during the meeting.
Mayor Deno used his time to update the board on a local cleanup: he said he had spoken with United Way about complaints concerning a property and that "they were a little concerned that people were complaining but they understand that they have to keep the town clean. So it's been cleaned up and it will remain cleaned up." The mayor also introduced Kathy as the municipality’s new administrator, saying she has worked in local government for about 20 years and is a Waldwick resident.
Under new business a board member reported receiving a letter requesting removal of a sidewalk segment on McKay Avenue; the member asked that the item be placed on the next meeting agenda and that members review the provided photograph and visit the site before the board takes action. Board members briefly discussed a narrow strip of land behind houses near the site and whether it would affect the sidewalk request.
The meeting concluded after a motion by Paul, seconded by Cory, to adjourn. The board approved the adjournment and the meeting was closed.
Notes: the board handled routine roll call, minutes approval and a consent action on the resolution; no public comments on agenda items were recorded in the provided transcript.
