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Council approves consent agenda including redevelopment study authorization and streetscape final payments
Summary
The council approved a broad consent agenda 'en masse' covering routine financial resolutions, a planner authorization to prepare a redevelopment study for the 4‑H site (Block 70.01, Lot 78), change order and final payment for Union Boulevard and Locust Avenue streetscape improvements, and renewal of BFAV LLC’s liquor license for 2026–2027.
On July 9 the Wallington Borough Council approved its consent agenda en masse, including routine financial actions and multiple project authorizations. Notable items included authorization for the borough planner to prepare an "In Need of Redevelopment" study for Block 70.01, Lot 78 (the "4-H Site"), Change Order No. 1 and final payment for Union Boulevard and Locust Avenue streetscape improvements, and renewal of BFAV LLC’s liquor license for the 2026–2027 term.
The consent agenda also included resolutions authorizing participation in the Bergen County Community Development Program, submission of a FY27 NJDOT Municipal Aid application, cancelling grant receivables and appropriated reserves, and several dedication-by-rider permissions for event donations. Councilman Eugeniusz Rachelski moved approval and Councilwoman Susanne Preinfalk seconded; the roll call was unanimous among members present.
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