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Mayor says settlement will meet Spring Lake Heights’ round-four affordable-housing obligations for 10 years
Summary
Mayor Christopher Campion told the council the borough has been approved for a settlement that will satisfy its round-four affordable-housing requirements for the next 10 years; the council recorded the update during regular reports.
Mayor Christopher Campion told the Borough Council on Jan. 20 that Spring Lake Heights has been approved for a settlement to satisfy its round-four affordable-housing obligations for the next 10 years.
Campion said the settlement resolves the borough’s pending requirements under the state process known as COAH (Council on Affordable Housing) and provides a 10-year compliance horizon. He presented the update during the mayor and council reports portion of the meeting and did not present detailed financial terms or implementation steps during the session.
Council members did not ask for an immediate vote on the settlement during the meeting; the mayor characterized the development as an approved settlement that will fulfill the borough’s requirements over the coming decade.
The borough listed COAH update among topics discussed in the executive session with an anticipated public disclosure timeframe of February 2026.
