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Livingston council adopts parking restriction ordinance, introduces land‑sale measure and approves routine contracts
Summary
On June 22 the council adopted Ordinance 23‑2026 restricting parking at the dead end of Shadow Lawn Drive, introduced Ordinance 24‑2026 to authorize sale of a town property to the Board of Education (hearing set for July 13), and approved resolutions 26‑208 through 26‑217 awarding multiple contracts and grant appropriations.
The Livingston Township Council voted unanimously on June 22 to adopt Ordinance 23‑2026, which prohibits parking at certain times at the dead end of Shadow Lawn Drive (Chapter 29). The public hearing produced no comments and the ordinance passed on roll‑call votes in favor by all members present.
The council also introduced Ordinance 24‑2026 on first reading, a measure authorizing the sale of property no longer needed for public purposes to the Board of Education (Monmouth Court Building). The council set the second reading and public hearing for July 13, 2026.
Under the consent agenda, council members approved a package of routine resolutions (26‑208 through 26‑217). Those measures included renewal of alcoholic beverage control licenses for the 2026–2027 license term, several Chapter 159 grant appropriations (including Clean Communities and public health infrastructure grants), and awards of contracts to vendors listed on the agenda (Reliable New York City LLC; Jessco Inc.; Chemung Supply Inc.; CivicPlus LLC; French & Perrello Associates). The resolutions were adopted by one unanimous motion and roll‑call vote.
Votes and procedure: Council recorded affirmative roll‑call votes for the ordinance adoption and consent agenda items. The meeting record lists Councilmember Meinhardt, Anthony, Viera, Deputy Mayor Brotman and Mayor Klein as voting yes on the measures.
Next steps: Ordinance 24‑2026 will return for a public hearing and final vote on July 13, 2026. Contract awards and grant appropriations take immediate effect as listed in the resolutions unless otherwise stated.
