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Mount Arlington council approves redevelopment transfers, adopts hazard-mitigation plan and a suite of administrative resolutions
Summary
On Nov. 5 the Borough Council approved a transfer of a redevelopment financial agreement, adopted the Morris County Hazard Mitigation Plan update, authorized an interlocal health services agreement with Mount Olive, and passed several administrative resolutions; several ordinances were introduced for later consideration.
The Borough of Mount Arlington Council, meeting Nov. 5 at Mount Arlington Borough Hall, approved multiple administrative and redevelopment actions and introduced two ordinances for later consideration.
The council unanimously adopted Ordinance 06-2025, approving transfer of a financial agreement from The Orchards at Mt. Arlington Urban Renewal, LLC to Mt. Arlington Town Center Urban Renewal LLC. Councilman BaRoss moved the ordinance and Council President Delaney seconded; the motion carried on a roll-call vote of members present.
Council also passed a slate of resolutions (2025-133 through 2025-138). The measures included approval of the Nov. 5 check register (Res. 2025-133); adoption of the 2025 Morris County Hazard Mitigation Plan Update (Res. 2025-134); authorization of an interlocal health services agreement with the Township of Mount Olive (Res. 2025-135); authorization to transfer a redevelopment agreement related to The Orchards at Mt. Arlington to Mt. Arlington Town Center Urban Renewal LLC (Res. 2025-136); adoption of a revised Employee Handbook and Personnel Policies and Procedures Handbook (Res. 2025-137); and consenting to a transfer of equity interests in Mt. Arlington Solar I, LLC from Grec Holdings 1 LLC to Altus Power, LLC or an affiliate (Res. 2025-138). Motions to approve each resolution were made by Council President Delaney and seconded by Councilwoman Fostle and passed by roll call with no oppositions or abstentions reported for these items.
Earlier in the meeting the council introduced Ordinance 07-2025, which would grant a tax exemption for property identified as Block 17, Lot 18 (61 Rooney Road) and authorize execution of a financial agreement with Alfa Investments Urban Renewal, LLC. The ordinance was introduced (first reading) and will return for additional hearings as required under local ordinance procedure. Council members who spoke on the introduction did not record substantive debate at the introduction stage.
The meeting also recorded the appointment of two volunteer fire department lieutenants. Resolution 2025-132 recognized Sean Whitteaker as Lieutenant 1 and Arthur Scofield as Lieutenant 2; the motion to approve was moved by Councilman Fuller, seconded by Council President Delaney, and carried by roll call.
No public comment was offered at the meeting. The council adjourned at 7:44 PM.
