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Lacey to study NJ Film Ready participation; committee denies fireworks request and approves local permits
Summary
The Township Committee agreed to explore the NJ Film Ready program pending identification of a municipal liaison, declined conditional approval for a private fireworks display at Argos Farm due to Pinelands proximity, and approved a special use permit for Ink & Ivy Tattoo and a storage‑pod extension at 411 Brentwood.
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Administrator Laureigh briefed the Committee on the New Jersey Economic Development Authority’s NJ Film Ready program, describing participation requirements — adoption of a local ordinance or code of conduct and designation of a full‑time municipal employee as liaison — and cautioning that the program is not typically a major revenue source but may bring economic activity to local businesses. The Committee agreed to further explore participation and to identify a potential municipal liaison to coordinate the program.
During the same meeting the Committee declined a request for conditional municipal approval of a private fireworks display at Argos Farm. Administrator Laureigh explained that conditional approval is required before the applicant can obtain State Fire Marshal approval; the Committee cited concerns about the proposed location’s proximity to wooded areas in the Pinelands region and did not grant conditional approval.
The Committee approved a special use permit for Ink & Ivy Tattoo’s grand re‑opening event scheduled for June 28, 2026 (mobile food vendor included), and granted an extension to keep a storage pod at 411 Brentwood Place through August 1, 2026 to accommodate a property closing.
