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North Haledon work session previews 2024 road priorities, EV charging quote and consent-agenda items
Summary
The Nov. 1 North Haledon work session reviewed project status reports and asked council members to submit road recommendations for 2024, recorded a quote to lease an EV charging unit, and listed 10 consent-agenda resolutions slated for the upcoming council meeting.
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At its Nov. 1 work session, the Borough of North Haledon reviewed engineering, administrative and event items ahead of the next council meeting.
Mayor Randy George asked council members to identify roads they believe should be included in the borough’s 2024 road improvement project; a Project Status Report was attached to the minutes. The minutes do not list specific roads or a project budget.
Clerks’ communications included confirmation that no state aid was being withheld and a scheduling change: the June 2024 council meeting will be held Tuesday, June 18, rather than the council’s regular schedule. The minutes also record that Harbinger/EVC submitted a quote to lease an electric-vehicle charging unit with two hoses; the minutes include no cost or contract terms.
Council members reviewed a consent-agenda list to be presented for adoption at the forthcoming council meeting. Items listed in the minutes include: award of a non-fair-and-open contract for sidewalk improvements; acceptance of proposals for snow-plowing services and appraisal services (McNerney & Associates); buy-back time; payment of bills; authorization of a tax refund; authorization of LOSAP payments; a non-fair-and-open contract for a Harley-Davidson for the police department; award of a contract for drainage improvements; and approval to retain service weapons. The minutes do not record votes on these items at the work session; they are listed as items on the council meeting agenda for adoption.
Mayor George closed the meeting with two community announcements: the Borough Veterans Day celebration is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 11 at 11:00 a.m., and a seniors’ Christmas luncheon will be held Dec. 12 at The Tides. The council adjourned at 8:45 p.m.; minutes were submitted by Municipal Clerk Renate Elatab and later approved at the Dec. 13, 2023 council meeting.
The work session minutes do not include dollar amounts, contract vendors beyond those named, or the final agenda vote outcomes for the consent items; those details will appear in the formal council meeting record when the items are brought for adoption.
