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Mount Arlington council adopts booster-station funding ordinance, approves landfill testing contract and permits Trinity Solar representative
Summary
The Borough Council on Feb. 4 adopted Ordinance 01-2025 to appropriate $40,250 for a high-pressure booster station rehabilitation, approved a contract for landfill laboratory sampling and granted a solicitor's permit to Trinity Solar; several routine resolutions were listed on the agenda.
Mount Arlington's Borough Council met Feb. 4 and approved several routine and project-specific actions, including adopting an ordinance to fund repairs at a borough booster station and awarding a contract for environmental testing at the municipal landfill.
On second reading the council adopted Ordinance 01-2025, supplementing prior ordinances and appropriating $40,250 for the High Pressure Booster Station Rehabilitation Project. Councilwoman Galate moved the ordinance and Councilman Cangiano seconded; the roll call vote was unanimous in favor (Councilman BaRoss, Councilman Cangiano, Councilwoman Fostle, Councilman Fuller, Councilwoman Galate, Council President Delaney). The ordinance funds rehabilitation work intended to maintain borough water system pressure.
The council also approved Resolution 2025-44 to accept the bid and award the contract for the 2025 annual laboratory sampling and analysis for the Mount Arlington sanitary landfill. Council President Delaney moved the contract award; Councilman Fuller seconded and the roll call vote was unanimous. The contract will fund required sampling and analysis to meet environmental monitoring obligations.
A solicitor's permit for Maria Monsegue of Trinity Solar was approved by motion of Councilwoman Galate and a second from Councilman BaRoss; the roll call vote was unanimous. The transcript records the permit’s approval but does not include further details about the scope or duration of the permit.
The agenda also listed Resolutions 2025-42 (approving the check register) and 2025-43 (providing municipal consent for Veolia Water's Treatment Works Approval Application to the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection in connection with the Station Square Orchards redevelopment). Those resolutions were on the meeting docket; the provided transcript text lists them but does not record a vote tally in the excerpt.
Earlier in the meeting the council approved the Feb. 4, 2025 regular meeting minutes (motion by Councilwoman Galate; second by Councilman BaRoss). The meeting concluded at 8:10 PM.
What happens next: ordinance adoption and contract awards proceed under borough administrative procedures; the transcript does not specify implementation dates or contractor identities beyond the contract award motion. Any required follow-up or reporting to state agencies (for example, the NJDEP for the Veolia Water application) was not detailed in the provided text.
