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Council adopts several capital and regulatory ordinances on second reading
Summary
On second and final reading the council adopted multiple ordinances: a $2.915 million capital bond ordinance, a $69,000 sewer bond, a $234,089 capital ordinance partially funded by a $189,939 NJDOT grant, a municipal cap‑bank ordinance, and an elevator‑inspection jurisdiction transfer.
At the meeting the council completed second and final readings and adopted multiple ordinances that were on the agenda for final action.
Council President Yoo read and the council adopted Ordinance 12‑51‑24, a capital bond ordinance to authorize various public improvements and acquisitions and to appropriate $2,915,187. The council also adopted Ordinance 12‑52‑24, a $69,000 bond ordinance for sanitary sewer improvements, and Ordinance 12‑53‑24, a capital ordinance appropriating $234,089 with $189,939 in NJDOT grant funds and $47,150 from the capital improvement fund.
The council approved Ordinance 12‑54‑24 to exceed municipal budget appropriation limits and establish a cap bank as authorized by the cited NJ statute, and it adopted Ordinance 12‑55‑24 to transfer administration and enforcement of elevator inspections to a private entity selected by the borough. All items were adopted by roll call or unanimous voice votes as recorded on the agenda.
