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Montville adopts $3.02 million bond ordinance for capital improvements
Summary
The Montville Township Committee adopted Ordinance 2026‑16, appropriating $3,022,000 for various capital improvements and authorizing $2,312,200 in bonds or notes; the measure passed 4‑0 with one member absent.
The Montville Township Committee on June 9 adopted Ordinance 2026‑16, a bond ordinance appropriating $3,022,000 for various capital improvements and authorizing the issuance of $2,312,200 in bonds or notes to finance part of the cost.
The committee opened and closed the public hearing on the ordinance without public comment and then voted to adopt the measure. The motion to adopt was made by Deputy Mayor Matthew S. Kayne and seconded by Committeewoman Daria Senaldi. The roll call vote recorded yes votes from Committeewomen June Witty and Daria Senaldi, Deputy Mayor Kayne and Mayor Frank W. Cooney; Committeeman Chris Fano was absent.
The ordinance description in the meeting minutes lists several capital improvements but does not itemize them in the public hearing record. Under New Jersey law, the ordinance will permit the township to finance specified capital projects with bond proceeds; the minutes record the bond authorization amount and the appropriation total. The committee set no additional conditions during the hearing.
The committee’s action follows routine agenda business that included reports from the administrator and township attorney and the introduction of several additional bond and redevelopment ordinances scheduled for public hearing on June 23. The ordinance becomes effective according to the statutory schedule for adopted municipal bond ordinances unless otherwise stated in the ordinance text recorded in township files.
