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Old Tappan introduces three ordinances for March hearings, including affordable-housing revisions
Summary
The borough clerk introduced three ordinances on first reading — mandatory set-aside (No. 1289-26), an affordable-housing code amendment (No. 1290-26), and a town center overlay zoning change (No. 1291-26) — and scheduled public hearings for March at 7:30 p.m. in council chambers.
The Borough of Old Tappan mayor and council introduced three ordinances on first reading and set hearings for March.
Borough Clerk staff read the titles and introductory language for Ordinance No. 1289-26, described as a mandatory set-aside ordinance; Ordinance No. 1290-26, described as an amendment to chapter 80 on affordable housing; and Ordinance No. 1291-26, to amend zoning and establish town center overlay zones. Each ordinance was formally introduced and the clerk was authorized to publish the required notice and set the final-passage hearing for the March meeting at 7:30 p.m. in council chambers (Borough Hall, 227 Olde Pan Road).
No substantive public debate on the ordinances occurred at this meeting; each ordinance was advanced for final consideration at the March hearing where members of the public will have an opportunity to comment. The clerk noted that interested persons will be given the chance to be heard at that time.
The transcript contains multiple transcription errors in place and proper names (see audit); this article uses Borough of Old Tappan as the meeting body name and reports the ordinance numbers and hearing month as read into the record.
