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Boonton council introduces four capital ordinances totaling several million dollars
Summary
Council introduced four capital ordinances by title only, including a bond ordinance appropriating $5,110,600 (authorizing $3,559,000 in bonds/notes) and three smaller capital appropriations for sewer, water and other improvements.
At its meeting the Boonton Mayor and Town Council introduced four capital ordinances by title only.
The ordinances introduced were: Ordinance 07-25, a bond ordinance appropriating $5,110,600 and authorizing the issuance of $3,559,000 in bonds or notes for various improvements; Ordinance 08-25, appropriating $293,000 from the sewer capital improvement fund for sanitary sewer system improvements; Ordinance 09-25, appropriating $294,900 from the water capital improvement fund for water supply and distribution improvements; and Ordinance 10-25, appropriating $398,200 for various town improvements from multiple sources.
Each ordinance was introduced on a roll-call vote for introduction (title-only); further public hearings or subsequent readings will follow the town’s standard ordinance process.
Why it matters: The ordinances together fund capital work on infrastructure and improvements across the town and set up the formal process for later hearings and potential bond issuance.
