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Moonachie puts settlements, appointments, and small procurements on Regular Meeting consent agenda

Borough of Moonachie Mayor and Council Executive Meeting · January 22, 2026
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Summary

Council previewed consent resolutions for the Regular Meeting including tax-appeal settlements for Panzera Investments LLC, an overpayment refund of $4,609.70, a DCA grant application up to $75,000 for Civic Center improvements, appointments to the Board of Health and municipal humane law enforcement, and small procurements (CivicPlus $4,600; Motorola $2,919). These items were presented for inclusion on the regular consent agenda, not approved at the executive meeting.

At the Jan. 22 executive meeting the Borough Clerk listed several items slated for the Regular Meeting consent agenda: a sewer-credit policy tied to the senior property tax credit; a mileage allowance set at 72.5 cents per mile for officials and employees; a $4,600 CivicPlus contract for website maintenance; appointment of John Anastasio to the Board of Health; rescission of a prior appointment and appointment of Scott Lemongello as Municipal Humane Law Enforcement Officer; and a $2,919 purchase of two Charger Desktop Multi Units for the Police Department through New Jersey State Contract #83909.

Council also previewed financial actions related to Panzera Investments LLC: Resolution #26-78 would approve settlements for the company’s 2020–2024 tax appeals, and Resolution #26-79 listed an overpayment refund of $4,609.70 (Block 37, Lot 2.01) following Tax Court judgment. Resolution #26-80 would authorize application to the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs for a 2026 Local Recreation Improvement Grant for Civic Center improvements not to exceed $75,000.

Mayor Vaccaro additionally mentioned adding an appointment to the Fire Department and advertising bids for Empire Boulevard. These consent items were placed on the agenda for the Regular Meeting; no formal approvals were recorded at the executive meeting.

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