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Tenafly approves Riverside cooperative road contracts; officials say streets not previously paved cannot be added mid-program
Summary
Council authorized additional professional engineering services and contract awards for the 2025/2026 Riverside cooperative road programs; staff said another street could not be added to the 2026 paving program because it had not been previously paved.
The council approved additional professional engineering services and contracts for the Riverside cooperative road improvement programs, covering work carried forward from 2025 and inspection/construction management for 2026.
Borough Administrator David P. Fanslau said one engineering item related to additional roads added from the 2025 program and another authorized construction management and inspection for the 2026 program. He reported that "another street cannot be added to the road paving program because it was not previously paved," a point attributed in the minutes to Andy Hippolit. The council approved the related resolutions on the consent agenda.
Councilmember John Roglieri raised concerns about PSE&G's conduct regarding utilities on local projects; he described PSE&G as "disingenuous" and said the company should be publicly held accountable. The minutes do not record any response from PSE&G at the meeting.
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