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Upper Saddle River council introduces ordinance to create AH‑6 affordable‑housing zoning district
Summary
The council introduced Ordinance #10‑26 to amend borough zoning and establish an AH‑6 Affordable Housing 6 District. The introduction passed unanimously June 4; the council previously discussed affordable‑housing litigation in a closed executive session earlier that evening.
The Upper Saddle River Mayor and Council on June 4 introduced Ordinance #10‑26, which would amend Chapter 150 of the borough code to establish a new AH‑6 Affordable Housing 6 zoning district.
Council Member Sarah Drennan offered the motion to introduce the ordinance and Council Member Mark Abaid seconded it; the introduction passed on a unanimous roll call vote. The ordinance was presented as part of the consent agenda; the council’s action on introduction does not constitute final adoption.
The council also met in executive session earlier in the evening to discuss litigation related to an affordable‑housing ordinance review, according to a resolution read at the executive meeting. The executive session began at 6:30 p.m. and resumed the public meeting at 7:57 p.m.; the closed session item was described in the meeting record as "Litigation: Affordable Housing Ordinance Review." The record does not indicate any vote or final decision on litigation during the public meeting.
Next steps for Ordinance #10‑26 are not specified in the meeting minutes; introduction typically schedules the ordinance for future hearings and additional readings under local procedure.
