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Council notes DEP violation for Yahn's Pond Dam and invited to county, Army Corps meeting on Molly Ann Brook
Summary
Communications at the Sept. 18 work session included a letter from the New Jersey DEP issuing a violation for Yahn's Pond Dam; Mayor Randy George also invited council members to a meeting with the County and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers concerning Molly Ann Brook.
At the Borough of North Haledon work session on Sept. 18, the clerk’s communications list included a letter from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection indicating a violation related to Yahn’s Pond Dam. The minutes record the DEP notice but do not include technical details or next steps in the minutes themselves.
Separately, Mayor Randy George invited council members to attend a meeting with Passaic County and representatives of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to discuss Molly Ann Brook. The minutes record the invitation but do not document any commitments, project scope, or funding decisions.
Other communications noted at the meeting included a Porzio proposal to study enrollment changes at Manchester Regional High School and a resident letter concerning the walking path around Buehler’s Pond. The mayor also referenced a letter thanking the Local Finance Board for approving a lease agreement for a new municipal building and an article prepared for the League of Municipalities.
The minutes do not record a formal vote or directive at the Sept. 18 session specific to the DEP violation or the Molly Ann Brook meeting; follow-up appears to be expected through staff or external agencies.
