Englewood public meetings in 2022

Planning Board

The Englewood Planning Board will hold a remote meeting to approve minutes, consider resolutions for several applications, review a new subdivision application, and discuss 2023 meeting dates and a revised resolution for the Bergen Performing Arts Center. Two applications are scheduled for withdrawal or adjournment.

• Withdrawal of application 2022-01 for 210 South Woodland Street
• Adjournment of application 2022-03 for 270 Next Day Hill Ct & 459 Next Day Hill Dr
• Resolution for Treeco Secrets/NJ Eye and Ear at 23 West Palisade Avenue
• Resolution for 15 S. Dean Street LLC at 14-20 Grand Ave. & 15-24 S Dean St.
• New subdivision application for 308 W. Englewood Avenue into three lots

The Board approved resolutions for a sign application at 23 West Palisade Avenue and a vehicle sales/warehousing application at 40 Rockwood Place. A subdivision request for 308 W. Englewood Avenue was adjourned pending an impact study and preliminary plans. Other matters, including a sign resolution for South Dean Street and Bergen PAC marquee updates, were deferred.

• Approved resolution for Treeco Secrets/NJ Eye and Ear sign/marquee at 23 West Palisade Avenue (7-0)
• Approved resolution for Car Pilot USA Corp. pre-owned vehicle sales/warehousing at 40 Rockwood Place (7-0)
• Approved adjournment request for CPAM Realty LLC regarding 270 Next Day Hill Court and 459 Next Day Hill Drive
• Accepted withdrawal of application 2022-01 regarding 210 South Woodland Street
• Deferred resolution for 14-20 Grand Avenue/15-24 South Dean Street sign application
• Deferred Bergen PAC digital marquee discussion until Mayor Wildes is present
• Adjourned subdivision application for 308 W. Englewood Ave LLC until January 26, 2023

City Council

The Englewood City Council is holding a regular meeting with public hearings and second reading votes on four ordinances: updating fire inspection fees, establishing procedures for on-street handicapped parking, amending the police department table of organization, and amending handicap parking rules. The council will also vote on a consent agenda of resolutions and approve payment of bills and claims totaling $1,867,970.68.

• Ordinance #22-20: Amends fire prevention inspection fees, with new fees ranging from $100 to $900 depending on occupancy type and size.
• Ordinance #22-21: Establishes application and review procedures for on-street handicapped parking, including annual renewal and a Parking Review Committee.
• Ordinance #22-22: Amends police department table of organization (composition).
• Ordinance #22-23: Amends Chapter 25, Article 15 on handicap parking.
• Resolution #335-12-20-22: Authorizes emergency procurement and repair at Morris Park Pump Station.

The Council adopted ordinances to create an expedited application and review process for resident on-street handicapped parking, including associated fees. Other actions included updating fire inspection fees and increasing the number of police supervisory positions.

• Approved Ordinance #22-21 establishing procedures for on-street handicapped parking (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance #22-23 setting a $10 application fee and $50 annual permit fee for handicapped spaces (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance #22-20 updating fire prevention inspection and registration fees (3-2)
• Approved Ordinance #22-22 increasing police department positions for Lieutenants, Sergeants, and Officers (3-2)
• Approved $136,316 contract for three 2023 Ford Explorer police vehicles (5-0)
• Approved $53,132.18 for emergency repairs at Morris Park Pump Station (5-0)
• Authorized $684,000 in budget transfers for the 2022 budget year (5-0)
• Approved $258,511.25 in property tax refunds due to overpayment (5-0)

Board of Adjustment

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting via Zoom. The main item is a continued application for a multi-family townhouse development at 47 Brook Ave., seeking variances for building height and fence/retaining wall heights.

• Continued application for 4 townhouse units at 47 Brook Ave. (Block 806, Lot 11.01)
• Request for D(1), D(6), C(1), and C(2) variances
• Relief from building height, fence, and retaining wall height requirements

The Board approved a resolution for Phillip Friedman at 56 Walnut Ct. A continued application for a multi-family townhouse development at 47 Brook Ave. was postponed to a future date.

• Approved minutes from 11/17/2022 (5-0)
• Approved minutes from 11/28/2022 (6-0)
• Approved Resolution File 2022-16 for Phillip Friedman, 56 Walnut Ct. (6-0)
• Continued application File 2021-12 for Milton Davis, 47 Brook Ave. to 2/16/2023

Board of Adjustment

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting via Zoom on December 15, 2022. The main item is a continued application from Landmark Development Group LLC for a 119-unit multifamily apartment building at 173-183 W. Forest St., requiring multiple variances. The board will also consider a resolution for a separate application and approve minutes from prior meetings.

• Continued application File 2022-12: 119-unit, 4-story apartment building over parking at 173-183 W. Forest St., Block 2207 Lot 10.02
• Variances requested: D(1), D(6), C(1), C(2) for front/rear setback, height, coverage, and parking
• Resolution File 2022-16: Phillip Friedman, 56 Walnut Ct., Block 1601, Lot 7
• Minutes for November 17 and November 28, 2022

Board of Health

The Board approved the 2023 regular meeting schedule and removed Sheryl Pabatao from probationary status as Administrative Assistant/Office Manager. The Board also approved November 2022 financial records and retail licenses.

• Approved November 2022 minutes, receipts ($14,944.00), bills ($961.81), and employee reports (5-0)
• Approved November 2022 retail licenses (5-0)
• Approved Resolution R22-26 removing Sheryl Pabatao from probationary status as Administrative Assistant/Office Manager (5-0)
• Approved Resolution R22-27 ratifying the 2023 regular meeting schedule (5-0)

Environmental Commission

The Englewood Environmental Commission is holding its regular monthly meeting, which includes standard procedural items like roll call and minutes. The main business is discussing 2023 initiatives and program committees, and they will hear from City Manager Robert Hoffmann as a guest speaker. Subcommittee updates will cover local projects including Flat Rock Brook and the Elanor Harvey Park/Englewood House Project.

• Introduction of guest speaker, City Manager Robert Hoffmann
• Discussion of 2023 initiatives and program committees
• Subcommittee updates on Flat Rock Brook, Elanor Harvey Park/Englewood House Project, Green Team, Shade Tree, and Open Space/Community Gardens/Bees

City Council

The Englewood City Council is meeting to vote on a consent agenda that includes major equipment purchases, grant acceptances, and contract awards. The most consequential item is the approval of $982,518 for two electric Mack garbage trucks, alongside a $149,371 purchase of two Ford F-350 trucks. The council will also consider a police restroom upgrade contract, a cannabis ordinance discussion, and a $2.8 million bill payment.

• Award $982,518 to Gabrielli Truck Sales for two 2024 Mack electric garbage trucks
• Award $149,371 to National Auto Fleet Group for two 2023 Ford F-350 trucks
• Award $315,000 to VMF Construction for police department restroom upgrades
• Discuss draft cannabis ordinance
• Approve $2,805,893.70 in bills and claims

The City Council appointed Francis J. Leddy, Jr. as Municipal Court Judge for a three-year term. The council also approved several public works vehicle purchases and a series of budget appropriations for grants. A first reading of an ordinance for on-street handicap parking was passed.

• Appointed Francis J. Leddy, Jr. as Municipal Court Judge (3-2)
• Approved $982,518 purchase of two 2024 Mack electric garbage trucks (5-0)
• Approved $149,371.28 purchase of two 2023 Ford F-350 trucks (5-0)
• Approved $315,000 contract to VMF Construction for police restroom upgrades (5-0)
• Passed first reading of Ordinance #22-23 for on-street handicap parking (5-0)
• Approved $2,805,893.70 in bills and claims (5-0)
• Authorized jurisdictional agreement with NJDOT for Jones Road over Route 4 (5-0)
• Requested to repurpose $307,500 grant for Mackay Park Pool improvements (5-0)

Board of Adjustment

The Englewood Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting via Zoom. The main item is a new application from Landmark Development Group LLC for a 119-unit multifamily apartment building at 173-183 W. Forest St., which requires multiple variances. The board will also consider a revised resolution for a prior application at 139 Chestnut St.

• New application: Landmark Development Group LLC, 173-183 W. Forest St., Block 2207 Lot 10.02
• Requested variances: D(1), D(6), C(1), C(2) for front/rear setback, building height, coverage, and parking
• Proposed: elevated 4-story over parking, 119-unit multifamily building in one-family residence district
• Resolution: File 2022-14, Ephrat Orgel, 139 Chestnut St., Block 1104 Lot 10, revised resolution approved 9/19/22

The Board approved a revised resolution for a property on Chestnut Street. An application for 19 W. Ivy Ln. was withdrawn, and a proposal for a 119-unit apartment building on W. Forest St. was carried to a future meeting.

• Approved revised resolution for 139 Chestnut St. (4-0)
• Withdrew application for 19 W. Ivy Ln. without prejudice
• Carried application for 173-183 W. Forest St. to 12/15/22 meeting

City Council

This agenda item lists three PDF documents for the November 22, 2022 City Council meeting: a regular agenda, a special meeting agenda, and a revised agenda. No specific decisions or discussion topics are detailed in the provided text.

• Regular meeting agenda PDF
• Special meeting agenda PDF
• Revised agenda PDF

The City Council adopted a bond ordinance to purchase two vacant properties at 47 Brook Avenue and 50 William Street. The council also approved several infrastructure contracts, budget transfers, and tax refunds.

• Approved $744,000 bond ordinance for acquisition of 47 Brook Ave and 50 William St (5-0)
• Awarded $145,000 contract to VMF Construction for firehouse overhead door replacement (5-0)
• Awarded $217,487.10 contract to American Asphalt & Trucking, LLC for South Van Brunt Street mill and pave (5-0)
• Awarded supplemental snow plowing contract to F. Mauro Builders Inc. (3-2)
• Authorized $1,553,000 in budget transfers for the 2022 budget year (5-0)
• Approved $4,500 contract to Edmunds GovTech for recreation software module (5-0)
• Rescinded contract to Climate Change Mitigation Technologies LLC (5-0)
• Approved $43,662.61 in property tax refunds for overpayments and tax court judgments (5-0)

City Council

The Englewood City Council is holding a special meeting on November 22, 2022, at 6:30 pm in the Municipal Court. The council will immediately go into closed session to discuss personnel matters and items within attorney/client privilege, as permitted by the Open Public Meetings Act. A regular meeting will follow the special meeting, and the council may take formal action on public business brought up at that time.

• Closed session for personnel matters and attorney/client privilege
• Resolution #283-11-22-22 to enter closed session
• Public session with two-minute speaking limit for residents
• Meeting broadcast live on YouTube

The City Council held a special meeting that primarily consisted of a closed session to discuss personnel appointments and attorney-client privileged matters. No substantive public business was decided during the public session.

• Approved Resolution #283-11-22-22 to enter closed session for personnel and legal matters (3-0)
• Approved motion to re-convene in open session (3-0)
• Approved motion to adjourn the meeting (3-0)

Board of Health

The Englewood Board of Health is holding a special meeting via Zoom to discuss personnel matters. The agenda includes public comment and a closed session, with no other substantive items listed.

• Personnel discussion
• Public comment period
• Closed session

The Board of Health approved an ordinance to create a group discount rate for food handlers courses. The Board also appointed three health department employees to specific roles with set annual salaries. Additionally, October retail licenses and financial reports were approved.

• Adopted Ordinance O22-05 for food handlers course group discount (6-0)
• Appointed Alisa Smith as Administrative Assistant/Office Manager/Sub-Registrar at $61,000/year (6-0)
• Appointed Paula Madera as Confidential Executive Secretary/Sub-Registrar at $48,000/year (6-0)
• Appointed Sheryl Pabatao as Registered Environmental Health Specialist (REHS) at $56,000/year (6-0)
• Approved October 2022 retail licenses (6-0)
• Approved October 2022 minutes, receipts ($16,042.00), bills ($1,185.00), and employee reports (6-0)

Board of Adjustment

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting via Zoom to consider two variance applications. A new application from 93 Tracey Place LLC seeks C(1) and D(5) variances for a 4-unit multifamily townhouse project at 93 Tracey Pl., including relief from bulk, parking, and density requirements. A continued application from Phillip Friedman for 56 Walnut Ct. requests C(1) and C(2) variances for a new addition, in-ground pool, patio, and pergola on an existing single-family lot. The board will also approve minutes from October 20 and October 24, 2022.

• New application File 2022-19: 93 Tracey Place LLC, 93 Tracey Pl., Block 2701, Lot 5 — C(1) and D(5) variances for 4-unit townhouse project
• Relief sought for multiple bulk, parking, and density requirements for 93 Tracey Pl. project
• Continued application File 2022-16: Phillip Friedman, 56 Walnut Ct., Block 1601, Lot 7 — C(1) and C(2) variances for addition, in-ground pool, patio, and pergola
• Minutes approval for October 20, 2022 and October 24, 2022 meetings
• Meeting conducted via Zoom webinar with public participation options

The Board of Adjustment approved variances for a residential addition and pool. A request for a 4-unit multifamily townhouse project was carried to a future meeting.

• Approved C(1) and C(2) variances for addition, pool, patio, and pergola at 56 Walnut Ct. (8-0)
• Carried application for 4-unit multifamily townhouse project at 93 Tracey Pl. to 01/19/23
• Approved 10/20/2022 minutes (7-0)
• Approved 10/24/2022 minutes (8-0)

Environmental Commission

The Englewood Environmental Commission is holding a regular virtual meeting. The agenda includes routine items like minutes and bills, along with updates from subcommittees on local parks and projects. The main business is discussing stormwater mitigation and planning initiatives for 2023.

• Stormwater mitigation discussion
• 2023 initiatives and program committees
• Updates on Flat Rock Brook, Elanor Harvey Park/Englewood House Project, Green Team, Shade Tree, Open Space/Community Gardens/Bees

Board of Health

The Englewood Board of Health will meet via Zoom to consider adopting an ordinance for a food safety course group discount, approve appointments for several staff positions, and review the 2023 budget. The agenda also includes routine approvals of minutes, revenues, expenditures, and licenses, as well as updates on communicable diseases and flu clinics.

• Ordinance O22-05: Food Safety Course Group Discount (adoption)
• Resolution R22-23: Appointment of Administrative Assistant/Office Manager/Sub-Registrar
• Resolution R22-24: Appointment of Confidential Executive Secretary/Sub-Registrar
• Resolution R22-25: Appointment of Registered Environmental Health Specialist (REHS)
• 2023 Budget review

The Board of Health approved an ordinance to include a group discount rate for food handlers courses. The board also appointed three staff members to the Department of Health and approved October financial reports and retail licenses.

• Adopted Ordinance O22-05 for food handlers course group discount (6-0)
• Appointed Alisa Smith as Administrative Assistant/Office Manager/Sub-Registrar at $61,000 per annum (6-0)
• Appointed Paula Madera as Confidential Executive Secretary/Sub-Registrar at $48,000 per annum (6-0)
• Appointed Sheryl Pabatao as Registered Environmental Health Specialist (REHS) at $56,000 per annum (6-0)
• Approved October 2022 retail licenses (6-0)
• Approved October 2022 receipts ($16,042.00) and bills ($1,185.00) (6-0)
• Approved October 12, 2022 meeting minutes and employee reports (6-0)

Planning Board

The Englewood Planning Board is meeting remotely to consider a resolution for the Bergen Performing Arts Center at 30 North Van Brunt Street, and to review an application from Treeco Secrets/NJ Eye and Ear for an existing wall mural at 23 West Palisade Avenue. The board will also hear a continued application for signage at a residential development on Grand Ave and S Dean St. The agenda includes standard procedural items such as roll call and public comments.

• Resolution for Application 2022-10: Bergen Performing Arts Center, 30 North Van Brunt Street
• Completeness review for Application 2022-12: Treeco Secrets/NJ Eye and Ear, wall mural at 23 West Palisade Avenue, Block 610, Lot 9
• Continued application 2022-07: 15 S. Dean Street LLC, signage approval for residential development at 14-20 Grand Ave & 15-24 S Dean St, Block 2404, Lot 23.01

The Planning Board approved a sign/marquee resolution for the Bergen Performing Arts Center and a mural at 23 West Palisade Avenue. The Board also approved signage for a residential development at 14-20 Grand Avenue and 15-21 South Dean Street with specific size and illumination conditions.

• Approved sign/marquee resolution for Bergen Performing Arts Center at 20 North Van Brunt Street (5-0)
• Approved existing exterior wall mural at 23 West Palisade Avenue
• Approved signage for 14-20 Grand Avenue and 15-21 South Dean Street with conditions (8-0)

City Council

The Englewood City Council is holding a workshop meeting to discuss and vote on several resolutions, including a bond ordinance for open space acquisition, the annual audit, and various recognitions. The meeting includes public comment periods and a closed session for personnel and legal matters.

• Bond ordinance #22-19: $744,000 appropriation, $708,000 in bonds for open space purchase, public hearing Nov 22
• Resolution #277: Settlement agreement with Fair Share Housing Center of New Jersey
• Resolution #279: Approve payment of bills and claims totaling $5,323,260.64
• Resolution #274: Cooperative contract with Foveonics for police digital records retention
• Resolution #273: Submit 2023 Bergen County CDBG application for Women's Rights Information Center

City Council approved waiving downtown parking meter fees from November 24 to December 25, 2022. The council also authorized a settlement with the Fair Share Housing Center and approved several police and fire department recognitions.

• Waived downtown parking meter fees Nov 24–Dec 25, 2022 (5-0)
• Approved settlement agreement with Fair Share Housing Center (5-0)
• Approved $744,000 bond ordinance for open space/municipal property acquisition on first reading (5-0)
• Approved $5,323,260.64 for payment of bills and claims (5-0)
• Authorized $59,991 contract with Foveonics Document Solutions for police records retention (5-0)
• Approved separation and release agreement for Lieutenant Herman Savage (3-2)
• Authorized project amendments for 2020 CDBG funding to pave Concord and Wilbur Streets (5-0)
• Endorsed $88,647 Bergen County grant for Women’s Rights Information Center (5-0)

City Council

The Englewood City Council is holding a special meeting on October 31, 2022, at 7:30 PM, conducted telephonically and via Zoom. The council will immediately enter closed session to discuss the COAH litigation matter and other attorney-client privileged items, with no public action expected. Public comments may be submitted by 3:00 PM that day via email or letter.

• Closed session to discuss COAH litigation matter and attorney/client privilege items
• Resolution #267-10-31-22 authorizing closed session
• Public comments accepted via email or letter by 3:00 PM on meeting date

The City Council held a special meeting and voted to enter a closed session. The session was convened to discuss COAH litigation and matters protected by attorney-client privilege.

• Approved Resolution #267-10-31-22 to enter closed session (4-0)

Planning Board

The Englewood Planning Board will hold a remote meeting to consider several applications, including a site plan for auto sales at 40 Rockwood Place, subdivisions at 270 Next Day Hill Ct and 390 Jones Road, and signage for a residential development. The board will also vote on a sign application from Bergen Performing Arts Center and approve minutes from the October 6 meeting.

• Application 2022-10: Bergen Performing Arts Center sign application
• Application 2022-09: Car Pilot USA Corp. site plan for auto sales at 40 Rockwood Pl.
• File 2022-03: CPAM Realty LLC subdivision into four lots at 270 Next Day Hill Ct & 459 Next Day Hill Dr
• File 2021-01A: Atherton Beverly LLC subdivision of one-family lot into two at 390 Jones Road
• File 2022-07: Signage approval for residential development at 14-20 Grand Ave. & 15-24 S Dean St.

Planning Board

The Englewood Planning Board will hold a remote meeting to review several applications, including a site plan for auto sales, two subdivision requests, and a signage approval. The board will also consider minutes from its October 6 meeting. No resolutions or discussion items are listed.

• Car Pilot USA Corp. site plan for auto sales at 40 Rockwood Pl.
• Subdivision of 390 Jones Road into two lots
• Subdivision of 270 Next Day Hill Ct & 459 Next Day Hill Dr into four lots
• Signage approval for 14-20 Grand Ave. & 15-24 S Dean St.

The Planning Board approved a minor site plan and conditional use application for Car Pilot USA LLC to sell pre-owned vehicles at 40 Rockwood Place. The approval includes specific conditions regarding exterior storage and operating hours. Other applications were adjourned or carried to future meetings.

• Approved Minor Site Plan and Conditional Use for Car Pilot USA LLC at 40 Rockwood Place (8-0)
• Approved meeting minutes from October 6, 2022 (7-0, 1 abstain)
• Adjourned application 2021-01A Atherton Beverly LLC to December 1, 2022
• Adjourned application 2022-03 CPAM Realty LLC to December 1, 2022
• Carried sign application 2022-07 15 S. Dean LLC to November 3, 2022

Board of Adjustment

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting via Zoom. The board will consider a resolution for a prior application and hear a new application for a multifamily apartment building requiring variances.

• Resolution for File 2022-15, Talia & Abraham Shulman, 401 Walnut St., Block 1808 Lot 19
• New application File 2022-13, Ivy Lane West Associates LLC, 19 W Ivy Ln., Block 701, Lots 16 and 17
• Request for D(1), D(6), C(1), C(2) variances
• Proposal to consolidate two single-family lots and build a 4-story, 75-unit apartment building over parking

The Board of Adjustment approved a variance (File 2022-15) for Talia and Abraham Shulman at 401 Walnut St. by a 5-0 vote. A new application for a 75-unit apartment building at 19 W. Ivy Ln. was adjourned to December 15, 2022, after the applicant requested changes to a townhouse development. The board also discussed its annual report and agreed to have the planner expand comparisons with neighboring towns.

• Approved variance File 2022-15 for 401 Walnut St. (5-0)
• Granted request to adjourn File 2022-13 (Ivy Lane West Associates) to December 15, 2022
• Set continuation date for board annual report discussion (to be determined)

City Council

This is a special meeting where the City Council will immediately go into closed session to discuss the COAH litigation matter and attorney/client privileged items. The council may or may not return to open session, and no public business is expected to be acted upon.

• Closed session authorized by Resolution #266-10-21-22 to discuss COAH litigation and attorney/client privilege

The City Council held a special meeting and immediately voted to enter closed session to discuss COAH litigation and attorney-client privileged matters. No public comments were received, and the meeting adjourned without any public decisions or votes on substantive items.

• Approved Resolution #266-10-21-22 to enter closed session for COAH litigation and attorney-client privilege (3-0)

Board of Adjustment

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting via Zoom. The main item is a new application from Phillip Friedman for variances to build an addition, in-ground pool, patio, and pergola at 56 Walnut Ct. The board will also discuss residential pool installation requirements and consider minutes from previous meetings.

• New application File 2022-16: Phillip Friedman, 56 Walnut Ct., Block 1601, Lot 7, requesting C(1) and C(2) variances for addition, pool, patio, pergola
• General discussion: review of residential pool installation requirements
• Minutes approval for September 15 and September 19, 2022 meetings

The Board heard testimony on a variance application for a new addition, pool, patio, and pergola at 56 Walnut Court. The applicant's engineer and planner presented evidence and answered board questions. The board voted to continue the application to November 17, 2022.

• Continued File 2022-16 (Phillip Friedman, 56 Walnut Ct.) to November 17, 2022
• Approved minutes of 09/15/2022 (7-0)
• Approved minutes of 09/19/2022 (4-0)

City Council

This is the agenda for the Englewood City Council meeting on October 19, 2022. The agenda includes only the meeting agenda documents, with no specific items listed. The meeting appears to be procedural, as no substantive decisions or discussions are detailed.

The council adopted a five-year firefighter salary ordinance (2021-2025) with step increases of 2.25% to 2.3% annually, and approved a new Mackay Ice Rink fee schedule. It also authorized $204,955 for five police interceptors, $30,642 for a building department vehicle, and confirmed $46,555 in emergency culvert repairs on Forest Avenue. A professional services contract for a qualified purchasing agent was awarded to Canning Group LLC for up to $17,500.

• Adopted firefighter salary ordinance for 2021-2025 with 2.25%-2.3% annual increases (5-0)
• Adopted Mackay Ice Rink fee schedule (4-1, Cobb opposed)
• Approved $204,955 for five 2022 Ford Police Interceptors via cooperative purchase (5-0)
• Approved $30,642 for one 2022 Ford Bronco Sport for Building Department (5-0)
• Confirmed $46,555 in emergency culvert repairs on Forest Avenue (5-0)
• Awarded professional services contract to Canning Group LLC for QPA services, up to $17,500 (4-0-1, Hamer abstained)
• Approved $966,940.81 in bills and claims (5-0)
• Authorized shared services agreement with Bergen County for emergency equipment (5-0)

Board of Health

The Englewood Board of Health will meet via Zoom to approve September financial reports and discuss public health items including a food safety ordinance, communicable disease updates, flu clinics, and the 2023 budget. The agenda includes a presentation on rapid public health assessment and strategic planning, followed by a closed session for personnel matters.

• Ordinance O22-05: Food Safety Course Group Discount
• September 2022 revenue: $12,788.00
• September 2022 expenditures: $11,224.09
• 2023 Budget discussion
• Closed session: Personnel

The Board of Health introduced Ordinance O22-05, which would amend the city health code to add a group discount rate for food handler courses. The ordinance passed a first reading 4-0 and will be considered for final passage at the November 9 meeting. The board also approved routine items including September minutes, receipts ($12,788), bills ($11,224.09), employee reports, and retail licenses, all by 4-0 votes. A closed session was held to discuss a personnel matter.

• Introduced Ordinance O22-05 (group discount for food handler courses) on first reading (4-0)
• Approved minutes of September 14, 2022 meeting (4-0)
• Approved September 2022 receipts of $12,788 (4-0)
• Approved September 2022 bills of $11,224.09 (4-0)
• Approved September 2022 employee reports (4-0)
• Approved retail licenses for September 2022 (4-0)
• Entered closed session to discuss a personnel matter (4-0)

Planning Board

The Englewood Planning Board will hold a remote meeting to review a sign application for a new marquee at the Bergen Performing Arts Center, and continue a sign application for 14-20 Grand Avenue and 15-21 Dean Street. The agenda includes public comment, approval of minutes, and other routine items.

• Completeness review: Bergen Performing Arts Center sign application for new marquee at 30 North Van Brunt Street, with variance relief
• Continued application 2022-07 by 15 S. Dean Street LLC for sign at 14-20 Grand Avenue and 15-21 Dean Street
• Public comment on agenda items only
• Approval of September 22, 2022 meeting minutes

The Englewood Planning Board approved a new Samsung digital marquee sign for the Bergen Performing Arts Center, replacing the existing marquee. The sign will be illuminated on all sides, dim by midnight, and will be re-evaluated for lighting effects after three months. The board deemed the application complete and granted site plan approval with variance relief.

• Approved new digital marquee sign for Bergen PAC (7-0)
• Approved meeting minutes of September 22, 2022 (7-0)
• Granted adjournment for File 2022-07 (14-20 Grand Ave. & 15-24 S Dean St.) to October 27, 2022
• Deemed Application 2022-10 (Bergen PAC sign) complete and allowed to proceed

Environmental Commission

The Englewood Environmental Commission is meeting to discuss stormwater mitigation and plan 2023 initiatives and program committees. The agenda also includes updates from subcommittees on local parks and projects, but no specific decisions or proposals are detailed.

• Stormwater mitigation discussion
• 2023 initiatives and program committees planning
• Subcommittee updates: Flat Rock Brook, Elanor Harvey Park/Englewood House Project, Green Team, Shade Tree, Open Space/Community Gardens/Bees

City Council

The Englewood City Council is holding a workshop meeting with a closed session for personnel and legal matters, followed by public hearings and votes on two ordinances: one amending the ERA South redevelopment plan to allow up to 220 residential units with 15% affordable housing and stormwater management changes, and another amending a 2021 bond ordinance to fund capital improvements, reducing bond authorization to $5,595,334. The council will also vote on several resolutions, including opposing state health benefits increases, awarding professional services contracts, and accepting a FEMA SAFER grant.

• Ordinance #22-13: Amends ERA South redevelopment plan (Block 2602, Lots 3.01-3.03) to allow 220 residential units, 15% affordable set-aside, and add stormwater management provisions
• Ordinance #22-15: Amends 2021 bond ordinance, increasing grants to $1,662,065 and decreasing bond authorization to $5,595,334 for capital improvements
• Ordinance #22-18: Introduces ordinance fixing firefighter salaries for 2021-2025
• Resolution #234-10-03-22: Awards professional services contract to Detail Associates for environmental remediation at City Hall basement
• Resolution #247-10-03-22: Accepts FEMA SAFER grant for fire and emergency response staffing

The City Council voted unanimously to reject both proposals received for the Russell C. Major Liberty School Redevelopment, citing insufficient financial resources, and authorized a re-draft of the Request for Proposals. The Council also adopted a bond ordinance amending 2021 capital improvements, approved a $1.79M FEMA SAFER grant to hire six firefighters, and passed an ordinance amending the ERA South redevelopment plan to allow up to 220 residential units with 15% affordable housing. A resolution opposing a 23% state health benefits premium increase passed 3-1-1.

• Rejected both Liberty School redevelopment proposals and authorized re-draft of RFP (5-0)
• Adopted Ordinance 22-15 amending 2021 bond ordinance, appropriating $7.5M for capital improvements (5-0)
• Adopted Ordinance 22-13 amending ERA South redevelopment plan for up to 220 units with 15% affordable housing (5-0)
• Approved $1.79M FEMA SAFER grant to hire six firefighters (5-0)
• Awarded $55,250 contract to Detail Associates for City Hall basement environmental remediation (5-0)
• Awarded $192,850 contract to Lilich Corp for City Hall environmental abatement (5-0)
• Approved resolution opposing 23% SHBP premium increase (3-1-1)
• Approved payment of bills and claims totaling $547,894.93 (5-0)

Planning Board

The Englewood Planning Board is meeting remotely to consider several land-use applications, including a minor subdivision with variances, a major subdivision, a subdivision into two lots, and a sign application. One case (File 2022-01) is scheduled for adjournment at the applicant's request. No resolutions, discussion items, or committee reports are listed.

• File 2022-01: Fred Horowitz, 210 South Woodland Street, minor subdivision with bulk variances (adjournment requested)
• File 2022-03: CPAM Realty LLC, 270 Next Day Hill Court and 459 Next Day Hill Drive, major subdivision
• File 2021-01A: Atherton Beverly LLC, 390 Jones Road, subdivision into two building lots
• File 2022-07: 15 S. Dean Street LLC, 14-20 Grand Avenue and 15-21 Dean Street, sign application

The Englewood Planning Board approved Ordinance 22-13, amending the redevelopment plan for Block 2602 Lots 3.01, 3.02, and 3.03 (ERA South), finding it consistent with the Master Plan. The board also granted adjournments for several applications and moved one application to the Zoning Board. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved Ordinance 22-13 amending ERA South redevelopment plan (5-0)
• Granted adjournment for Application 2022-01 (210 S. Woodland Ave) to Dec 22, 2022
• Granted adjournment for Application 2022-07 (14-20 Grand Ave/15-21 Dean St) to Oct 6, 2022
• Granted adjournment for Application 2021-01A (390 Jones Rd) to Oct 27, 2022
• Granted adjournment for Application 2022-03 (270 Next Day Hill Ct) to Oct 27, 2022
• Moved Application 2022-06 (93 Tracey Pl) to Zoning Board due to lack of authority for density variance

Planning Board

The board reviewed and adopted a planner's report finding Ordinance 22-13, which amends the redevelopment plan for Block 2602 Lots 3.01, 3.02, and 3.03 (ERA South), consistent with the 2014 Englewood Master Plan. The board concluded the ordinance is not inconsistent with the Master Plan. All other scheduled applications were adjourned to later dates, and one application (93 Tracey Place) was moved to the Zoning Board due to lack of authority to grant a density variance.

• Found Ordinance 22-13 (ERA South redevelopment plan amendment) consistent with Master Plan (5-0)
• Adjourned Application 2022-01 (210 S. Woodland Avenue) to December 22, 2022
• Adjourned Application 2022-07 (14-20 Grand Avenue/15-21 Dean Street) to October 6, 2022
• Adjourned Application 2021-01A (390 Jones Road) to October 27, 2022
• Adjourned Application 2022-03 (270 Next Day Hill Court/459 Next Hill Day Drive) to October 27, 2022
• Moved Application 2022-06 (93 Tracey Place) to Zoning Board of Adjustment due to lack of density variance authority
• Approved meeting minutes of August 28, 2022 (5-0)

City Council

The Englewood City Council is meeting to adopt ordinances and resolutions, including canceling $2,966,506 in unfunded bond balances and establishing 2021-2023 salaries for Teamsters Local 11 inspectors. They will also introduce new ordinances on recreation fees and parking restrictions, and discuss the CSX Railroad and Jones Road bridge replacement.

• Ordinance #22-12: Cancel $2,966,506 in unfunded balances from various bond ordinances
• Ordinance #22-14: Set contract salaries/benefits for Teamsters Local 11 inspectors (2021-2023)
• Ordinance #22-16: Amend Chapter 191 recreation facilities/programs fee schedule (first reading)
• Ordinance #22-17: Amend parking prohibition schedule (first reading)
• Resolution #241: Approve payment of bills and claims totaling $521,044.75

The council adopted two ordinances: one canceling $2,966,506 in unfunded balances from prior bond ordinances, and another establishing contract salaries and benefits for Teamsters Local 11 Inspectors for 2021-2023. It also introduced several ordinances on first reading, including fee schedule changes and a redevelopment plan amendment for the ERA South property. Consent agenda items were approved, with two resolutions tabled until the next meeting.

• Adopted Ordinance #22-12 canceling $2,966,506 in unfunded bond balances (4-0)
• Adopted Ordinance #22-14 establishing Teamsters Local 11 Inspectors contract salaries/benefits (4-0)
• Introduced Ordinance #22-16 amending recreation facility fee schedule (4-0)
• Introduced Ordinance #22-17 amending parking prohibition schedule (4-0)
• Introduced Ordinance #22-13 amending ERA South redevelopment plan (4-0)
• Approved consent agenda resolutions #235-240, including $44,255 fire compressor purchase and housing liaison appointment (4-0)
• Tabled resolutions #233 and #234 (opposing SHBP increases, environmental contract) until next meeting (4-0)
• Approved $521,044.75 in bills and claims (4-0)

Board of Adjustment

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment is holding a regular meeting via Zoom. The board will vote on resolutions for two prior files and hear a new application for variance relief for a new single-family home with a pool and cabana at 401 Walnut St.

• Resolution on File 2022-14: Ephrat Orgel, 139 Chestnut St., Block 1104, Lot 10
• Resolution on File 2022-11: Eli Isak & Emily Lerer, 372 Audubon Rd., Block 2911, Lot 4
• New application File 2022-15: Abraham & Talia Shulman, 401 Walnut St., Block 1808, Lot 19 — variance for new single-family dwelling, pool, pool patio, pool cabana

The Board of Adjustment approved a new single-family dwelling with pool and cabana at 401 Walnut St., granting variance relief C(1) and C(2). Two earlier resolutions for properties at 139 Chestnut St. and 372 Audubon Rd. also passed. No public comments were received on the new application.

• Approved File 2022-14 (Ephrat Orgel, 139 Chestnut St.) (2-0)
• Approved File 2022-11 (Eli Isak and Emily Lerer, 372 Audubon Rd.) (3-0)
• Approved File 2022-15 (Talia and Abraham Shulman, 401 Chestnut St.) with variances (6-0)

Board of Adjustment

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting via Zoom to consider two new applications for variance relief. Both applicants seek to build elevated four-story apartment buildings over parking, totaling 194 units. The board will also approve minutes from its August meetings.

• File 2022-12: Landmark Development Group LLC, 173-183 W Forest Ave., Block 2207, Lot 10.02 — variance for 119-unit multifamily building
• File 2022-13: Ivy Lane West Associates LLC, 19 W Ivy Ln., Block 701, Lots 16, 17 — variance for 75-unit multifamily building
• Minutes for August 18 and August 22, 2022

The Board of Adjustment granted adjournments for two new multifamily apartment applications. File 2022-12 (173-183 W Forest Ave., 119 units) was moved to November 28, 2022, and File 2022-13 (19 West Ivy Ln., 75 units) was rescheduled to October 24, 2022. Minutes from August 18 and August 22, 2022 were approved unanimously.

• Adjourned File 2022-12 (119-unit apartment at 173-183 W Forest Ave.) to 11/28/2022
• Adjourned File 2022-13 (75-unit apartment at 19 West Ivy Ln.) to 10/24/2022 with new notice required
• Approved minutes of 08/18/2022 (5-0)
• Approved minutes of 08/22/2022 (7-0)

Board of Health

The Englewood Board of Health will meet via Zoom to consider routine approvals (minutes, revenues, expenditures, licenses) and adopt an ordinance updating fees. They will also vote on several personnel appointments and discuss COVID-19, monkeypox, and new lead law requirements.

• Ordinance O22-04: Reopening on Unsatisfactory Fee & Fee Schedule (adoption)
• Resolution R22-19: Appointment of Grant Infectious Disease Preparedness Generalist
• Resolution R22-20: Appointment of Grant Local Health Outreach Coordinator
• Revenue: $14,279.00 (July) and $23,162.00 (August 2022)
• Expenditures: $9,691.72 (July) and $10,377.01 (August 2022)

The Board of Health adopted Ordinance O22-04, which amends the city health code to include a reopening fee for establishments closed due to an unsatisfactory rating. The board also approved two grant-funded staff appointments: Deepika Joshi as Infectious Disease Preparedness Generalist at $78,000/year and Susy Rodriguez as Local Health Outreach Coordinator at $75,000/year. Two employees were removed from probationary status: Julie Green as Health Educator and Claudia Ospina as Registered Environmental Health Specialist. All votes were 6-0.

• Adopted Ordinance O22-04, adding a reopening fee for unsatisfactory rating closures to the health code fee schedule
• Approved Resolution R22-19, appointing Deepika Joshi as Infectious Disease Preparedness Generalist at $78,000/year
• Approved Resolution R22-20, appointing Susy Rodriguez as Local Health Outreach Coordinator at $75,000/year
• Approved Resolution R22-21, removing Julie Green from probationary status as Health Educator
• Approved Resolution R22-22, removing Claudia Ospina from probationary status as Registered Environmental Health Specialist
• Approved minutes of July 13, 2022 meeting
• Approved receipts for July ($14,279.00) and August ($23,162.00) 2022
• Approved bills for July ($9,691.72) and August ($10,377.01) 2022

Environmental Commission

The Englewood Environmental Commission is meeting to discuss routine business, including subcommittee updates and two new business items. They will consider a tree removal permit for 221 Lydecker Street and receive an update from the Englewood Historical Society regarding Taylor Bliss. Public comment will be heard.

• Tree removal permit for 221 Lydecker Street
• Englewood Historical Society/Taylor Bliss update
• Subcommittee updates: National Bee Day, Flat Rock Brook, Green Team, JDMS S.T.E.M., Shade Tree, Open Space/Community Gardens/Bees

The commission reviewed a tree removal permit for 221 Lydecker Street, noting the application was not in compliance with the tree ordinance regarding tree counts, species, and marking. No decision was made; the commission is awaiting further input. Other updates included a successful National Bee Day celebration and progress on the Flat Rock Brook projects.

• Minutes for August 2022 passed unanimously
• Tree removal permit for 221 Lydecker Street tabled pending further review and compliance with ordinance

City Council

The Englewood City Council is holding a workshop meeting to introduce ordinances and vote on resolutions, including amendments to the ERA South redevelopment plan and settlement agreement, a contract for a municipal management consultant, and the purchase of police vehicles. The council will also consider several ordinances for discussion, such as amending recreation fees and prohibiting homeowners from renting out swimming pools. The meeting includes a public comment period and a public session.

• Ordinance #22-13 amending the ERA South redevelopment plan (Block 2602, Lots 3.01-3.03)
• Ordinance #22-15 amending bond ordinance 21-05, adjusting grants to $1,662,065 and bonds to $5,595,334
• Resolution #223 amending settlement agreement with ERA South LLC
• Resolution #227 authorizing purchase of three police vehicles
• Resolution #231 approving payment of bills and claims totaling $2,466,857.03

The council approved the purchase of three 2022 Ford Escape police vehicles for $82,395 and tabled an ordinance and two resolutions related to the ERA South redevelopment plan pending final drafting tweaks. It also introduced ordinances for Teamsters contract salaries and a bond amendment, and approved a FEMA firefighter training grant, a management consultant contract, and a ceremonial street renaming.

• Approved purchase of three 2022 Ford Escape police vehicles for $82,395 (4-0)
• Tabled Ordinance #22-13 and Resolutions #223 and #224 on ERA South redevelopment plan (4-0)
• Introduced Ordinance #22-14 establishing Teamsters Local 11 contract salaries for 2021-2023 (4-0)
• Introduced Ordinance #22-15 amending 2021 bond ordinance to adjust grants and bond authorization (4-0)
• Approved Resolution #225 authorizing contract with Jewel Thompson-Chin as management consultant at $75/hour (4-0)
• Approved Resolution #228 accepting $170,870 FEMA grant for firefighter driver training (4-0)
• Approved Resolution #230 ceremonially renaming intersection as Dr. Bernard Belle Way and declaring Nov. 12 Dr. Bernard Belle Day (4-0)
• Approved Resolution #231 for payment of bills and claims totaling $2,466,857.03 (4-0)

Planning Board

The Englewood Planning Board is meeting remotely to review applications and conduct a completeness review. The main items are a proposed four-unit multifamily townhouse project at 93 Tracey Place and a sign application for properties on Grand Avenue and Dean Street. The board will also approve minutes from two prior meetings.

• Completeness review for 93 Tracey Place LLC, 93 Tracey Place, Block 2701 Lot 5
• Application 2022-06: 93 Tracey Place LLC seeks approval for a 4-unit multifamily townhouse project
• Application 2022-07: 15 S. Dean Street LLC sign application for 14-20 Grand Avenue and 15-21 Dean Street
• Approval of meeting minutes from July 28, 2022 and August 4, 2022

The board adjourned the 93 Tracey Place application to October 6, 2022, after discovering a conflict of interest with board engineer Robert Costa, whose firm works for the applicant. The board also seeks clarification on whether the density variance falls under its jurisdiction or the Zoning Board's. A separate signage application for 15 S. Dean Street was adjourned to September 22, 2022, for a complete sign package.

• Adjourned 93 Tracey Place townhome application to Oct 6, 2022, due to engineer conflict and jurisdiction question
• Adjourned 15 S. Dean Street signage application to Sep 22, 2022, for complete sign package
• Approved July 28 and August 4, 2022, meeting minutes (unanimous)

Board of Adjustment

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting via Zoom. The board will vote on resolutions for three files and hear a new application requesting amended variance relief for a residence and a retaining wall.

• Resolution File 2022-8: Helen Zelig, 175 Maple St., Block 2706, Lot 14
• Resolution File 2022-9: Alan Pines Family LLC, 15 Chestnut Ct., Block 1501, Lot 15.02
• Resolution File 2022-10: 34-40 Grand Ave. & 55-59 S Dean St., Block 2708, Lots 3.01 and 1.01
• New Application File 2022-11: Eli Isak & Emily Lerer, 372 Audubon Rd., Block 2911, Lot 4 — amended variance on prior approval (7/27/2020) and retaining wall variance

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment approved three resolutions and one new application for variances. All three resolutions passed unanimously, 6-0. The new application for a variance at 372 Audubon Rd. was approved 6-1, with one recusal.

• Approved File 2022-8 (Helen Zelig, 175 Maple St.) variance (6-0)
• Approved File 2022-9 (Alan Pines Family LLC, 15 Chestnut Ct.) variance (6-0)
• Approved File 2022-10 (34-40 Grand Ave. & 55-59 S Dean St.) variance (6-0)
• Approved File 2022-11 (Eli Isak & Emily Lerer, 372 Audubon Rd.) amended variance for new residence and retaining wall (6-1, 1 recused)

Board of Adjustment

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting via Zoom. The main item is a new application seeking variance relief to build a garage addition, in-ground pool, pool patio, and associated improvements at 139 Chestnut St. The board will also approve minutes from three prior meetings.

• File 2022-14, Ephrat Orgel, 139 Chestnut St., Block 1104, Lot 10: garage addition, in-ground pool, pool patio, variance relief requested
• Minutes for June 16, July 21, and July 25, 2022 meetings

The Board of Adjustment approved a variance application for an addition to an existing garage, in-ground pool, pool patio, and associated improvements at 139 Chestnut Street. The vote was 4 in favor, 3 opposed, with 1 recusal. Two members of the public spoke during the comment period.

• Approved variance application File 2022-14 for 139 Chestnut St. (4-3, 1 recused)
• Approved minutes of 06/16/2022 (3-0)
• Approved minutes of 07/21/2022 (5-0)
• Approved minutes of 07/25/2022 (5-0)

City Council

The Englewood City Council will hold public hearings and vote on ordinances setting police officer and superior officer salaries for 2021-2025, with annual raises of 2.25% to 2.30%. They will also approve the FY2023 Special Improvement District budget of $500,000, cancel $2.97M in unfunded bond balances, and approve a consent agenda including contracts for road and signal projects. The meeting includes closed sessions for personnel, contract negotiations, and attorney-client matters.

• Ordinance #22-10: Police officer salaries, 2.25%-2.30% raises 2021-2025
• Ordinance #22-11: Superior officer salaries (Sergeant $162,721 to Captain $205,032 by 2025)
• Resolution #205: Approve $500,000 FY2023 Special Improvement District budget
• Ordinance #22-12: Cancel $2,966,506 in unfunded bond ordinance balances
• Consent agenda: $1,081,061.63 in bills; contracts for William Street, 2022 Road Improvement, Hudson Ave signal upgrade

The council adopted two ordinances setting police and superior officer salaries through 2025 with annual raises of 2.25% to 2.30%, and approved the Special Improvement District's $500,000 FY2023 budget. It also awarded contracts for road improvements, a traffic signal upgrade, and an emergency culvert repair, and authorized a settlement with Englewood Hospital. No votes were split; all decisions passed 5-0.

• Adopted Ordinance #22-10 setting police officer salaries for 2021-2025 with 2.25%-2.30% annual raises (5-0)
• Adopted Ordinance #22-11 setting superior officer (sergeant, lieutenant, captain) salaries for 2021-2025 with same raises (5-0)
• Approved $500,000 Special Improvement District FY2023 budget (5-0)
• Awarded $937,758 contract to New Price Construction for 2022 Road Improvement Program (5-0)
• Awarded $359,072 contract to DLS Contracting for William Street Improvement Project (5-0)
• Awarded $353,865 contract to Zuccaro Inc. for Hudson Avenue and Knickerbocker intersection signal upgrade (5-0)
• Authorized $527,945.91 emergency contract to New Prince Concrete for Whitewood Road culvert repair (5-0)
• Approved settlement of tax litigation with Englewood Hospital and Medical Center (5-0)

Environmental Commission

The Englewood Environmental Commission is meeting virtually to handle routine business, including bills, communications, and subcommittee updates. They will also discuss the upcoming National Bee Day program on August 20 and a request from the Englewood Historical Society. Public comment will be heard.

• National Bee Day Program on August 20
• Englewood Historical Society request
• Subcommittee updates on Flat Rock Brook, Green Team, Shade Tree, and Open Space
• Bills and Claims

The Englewood Environmental Commission held a routine meeting, accepting a letter from the Englewood Historical Society and discussing ongoing projects. No major decisions were made beyond the letter acceptance, with most items being updates or planning discussions.

• Accepted letter from Englewood Historical Society (motion by Michael Passow, second by Danielle Nyman)
• Discussed National Bee Day Celebration on August 20 at Library lawn
• Reviewed Sustainable NJ application update coordination
• Noted tree removal for 221 Lydecker pulled and being re-worked

Planning Board

The Englewood Planning Board will hold a remote meeting to review two applications: a multifamily townhouse project at 93 Tracey Place and a minor subdivision at 210 South Woodland Street. The board will also conduct a completeness review for the Tracey Place application. No resolutions or minutes are scheduled for approval.

• 93 Tracey Place LLC: 5-unit townhouse project at 93 Tracey Pl., Block 2701, Lot 5
• Fred Horowitz: minor subdivision with bulk variances at 210 South Woodland St., Block 3205, Lot 2.01
• Completeness review for 93 Tracey Place application

The Englewood Planning Board held a remote meeting on August 4, 2022, and approved three adjournment requests for pending applications, including one for 210 S. Woodland Avenue moved to September 22, 2022, and two others moved to August 25, 2022. The board also approved a Resolution of Approval for a Mural and Public Art Installation Permit for the Northern NJ Community Foundation / Women’s Rights Information Center. No new or continued applications were heard, and no substantive decisions were made beyond these actions.

• Granted adjournment for File 2022-01 (210 S. Woodland Avenue) to September 22, 2022
• Granted adjournment for Sign Application (15 S. Dean Street; 14-20 Grand Avenue; 15-21 South Dean Street) to August 25, 2022
• Granted adjournment for File 2022-06 (93 Tracey Place) to August 25, 2022
• Approved Resolution for Mural and Public Art Installation Permit (File 2022-08) for Northern NJ Community Foundation / Women’s Rights Information Center

Planning Board

The Englewood Planning Board will hold a remote meeting to review a multifamily townhouse project of five units at 93 Tracey Place, and to consider a request to adjourn a minor subdivision application at 210 South Woodland Street. The board will also conduct a completeness review for the Tracey Place application. No resolutions or minutes are on the agenda.

• Completeness review for 93 Tracey Place LLC, Block 2701 Lot 5
• New application 2022-06: five townhouse units at 93 Tracey Place
• Adjournment request for 2022-01 (210 S. Woodland Avenue) to September 22, 2022
• Sign application for 15 S. Dean Street, 14-20 Grand Avenue, 15-21 South Dean Street moved to August 25, 2022

The Englewood Planning Board granted three adjournment requests for pending applications and approved a mural and public art installation permit for the Northern NJ Community Foundation / Women’s Rights Information Center. No new or continued applications were heard. The board also discussed a proposal for a High School for the Arts at Liberty School and a potential welcome sign in Veteran’s Park, but took no formal action on these items.

• Granted adjournment for 210 S. Woodland Avenue (File 2022-01) to September 22, 2022
• Granted adjournment for 15 S. Dean Street; 14-20 Grand Avenue and 15-21 South Dean Street to August 25, 2022
• Granted adjournment for 93 Tracey Place (File 2022-06) to August 25, 2022
• Approved mural and public art installation permit for Northern NJ Community Foundation / Women’s Rights Information Center (File 2022-08)

Planning Board

The Englewood Planning Board is meeting remotely to review three applications: a mural installation, a minor subdivision with variances, and a major subdivision. The board will also swear in a new member and accept a resignation. No resolutions are scheduled for approval.

• Mural application by Northern NJ Community Foundation / Women's Rights Information Center at 108 West Palisade Avenue (Block 2302, Lot 2)
• Minor subdivision with bulk variances by Fred Horowitz at 210 South Woodland Street (Block 3205, Lot 2.01)
• Major subdivision at 270 Next Day Hill Court and 459 Next Day Hill Drive (Block 1301, Lots 16.01 and 19)
• Swearing in of new board member Ilan Lerman
• Acceptance of resignation of board member Miriam Baker

The Englewood Planning Board approved a Mural and Public Art Installation Permit for a 20' x 26' mural on the eastern wall of 108 West Palisade Avenue, with no variances required. The board also approved resolutions for files 2022-04 (25 W. Hudson St. Partners) and 2022-05 (MLK Garden Urban Renewal, Inc.), and granted an adjournment for file 2022-03 to September 22, 2022. A minor subdivision application for 210 South Woodland Street was carried to the August 4, 2022 meeting. Discussion items on swimming pool setbacks and accessory apartments were preliminary and not decided.

• Approved Mural and Public Art Installation Permit for 108 West Palisade Avenue (all in favor)
• Approved resolution for File 2022-04, 25 W. Hudson St. Partners (passed)
• Approved resolution for File 2022-05, MLK Garden Urban Renewal, Inc. (passed)
• Approved adjournment of File 2022-03 to September 22, 2022 (passed)
• Carried File 2022-01, 210 South Woodland Street subdivision to August 4, 2022 meeting
• Approved July 7, 2022 meeting minutes (passed)

Planning Board

The Englewood Planning Board will hold a remote meeting to consider several applications, including a major subdivision by CPAM Realty LLC, a minor subdivision with variances, and a mural installation. The board will also swear in a new member, approve resolutions for two projects, and accept a resignation.

• Major subdivision application by CPAM Realty LLC for 270 Next Day Hill Court and 459 Next Day Hill Drive
• Minor subdivision with bulk variances by Fred Horowitz at 210 South Woodland Street
• Mural application by Northern NJ Community Foundation / Women's Rights Information Center at 108 West Palisade Avenue
• Resolution for 25 W. Hudson St. Partners at 25 W. Hudson St.
• Resolution for MLK Garden Urban Renewal, Inc.

The Englewood Planning Board approved a Mural and Public Art Installation Permit for a 20' x 26' mural on the eastern wall of 108 West Palisade Avenue, with no variances required. The board also passed resolutions for two other applications (25 W. Hudson St. and MLK Garden Urban Renewal) and adjourned a case to September 22, 2022. A minor subdivision application for 210 South Woodland Street was carried to the August 4, 2022 meeting.

• Approved Mural and Public Art Installation Permit for 108 West Palisade Avenue (all in favor)
• Passed resolution for File 2022-04, 25 W. Hudson St. Partners (all in favor, Lerman abstained)
• Passed resolution for File 2022-05, MLK Garden Urban Renewal, Inc. (all in favor, Lerman abstained)
• Adjourned File 2022-03 (CPAM Realty LLC) to September 22, 2022 (all in favor, Wisotsky recused)
• Carried File 2022-01 (210 South Woodland Street) to August 4, 2022 meeting

City Council

The Englewood City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss and take action on the appointment of a City Manager. The sole action item is a resolution to appoint Robert S. Hoffmann to the position. The meeting also includes a public comment period and a closed session for contract negotiations and attorney-client privileged matters.

• Resolution #200-07-27-22: Appointing Robert S. Hoffmann as City Manager
• Resolution #201-07-27-22: Entering closed session for contract negotiations and attorney-client privilege
• Public comment via Zoom or phone, with written comments accepted until 3:00 PM

The City Council voted 3-2 to appoint Robert S. Hoffmann as City Manager, effective August 1, 2022, with an annual salary of $199,000. The vote was split, with Councilmembers Cohen, Maron, and Rosenzweig in favor, and Cobb and Hamer opposed. The council also unanimously approved a resolution to enter closed session to discuss contract negotiations and attorney-client privileged matters.

• Appointed Robert S. Hoffmann as City Manager effective August 1, 2022 (3-2)
• Approved $199,000 annual salary and benefits package for City Manager
• Approved closed session for contract negotiations and attorney-client matters (5-0)

Board of Adjustment

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting via Zoom to consider two new applications: one for a cabana at 175 Maple St. and another to redevelop lots at 34-40 Grand Ave and 55-59 S Dean St as a parking lot for new cars for Benzel Busch Motor Car Company. The meeting includes standard procedural items like call to order and roll call.

• File 2022-8: Helen Zelig, 175 Maple St., Block 2706, Lot 14 – cabana construction
• File 2022-10: Agresta Properties LLC, 34-40 Grand Ave & 55-59 S Dean St., Block 2408, Lots 3.01, 1.01 – parking lot redevelopment for Benzel Busch

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment approved two applications at its July 25, 2022 meeting. The first was a cabana construction at 175 Maple St. (File 2022-8), and the second was a preliminary and final site plan for a parking lot for new car storage at 34-40 Grand Ave & 55-59 S Dean St (File 2022-10). Both were approved unanimously with 8 yes votes and 0 no votes.

• Approved cabana construction at 175 Maple St. (File 2022-8) (8-0)
• Approved preliminary and final site plan for parking lot at 34-40 Grand Ave & 55-59 S Dean St (File 2022-10) (8-0)

Board of Adjustment

The Englewood Board of Adjustment will hold a public meeting, starting with approval of prior meeting minutes. The board will then consider a resolution for a previously filed application and hear two new applications, including a request to build a pool and sport court and a proposal to increase a residential development from 64 to 72 units.

• Resolution for File 2021-19: The Hudson Med Spa LLC, 28-30 N. Dean St., Block 1206, Lot 8.01
• New application File 2022-9: Alan Pines Family LLC, 15 Chestnut Ct., Block 1501, Lot 15.02, for an in-ground swimming pool and sport court
• New application File 2022-5: DHS Management LLC, 75 Grand Ave., Block 2703, Lots 9-12, to amend prior approval from 64 to 72 mixed-use multi-family units

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment approved a new application by Alan Pines Family LLC to construct an in-ground swimming pool and sport court at 15 Chestnut Ct. The board also approved a resolution for The Hudson Med Spa LLC at 28-30 N. Dean St. and postponed a hearing for DHS Management LLC at 75 Grand Ave. at the applicant's request.

• Approved File 2022-9 Alan Pines Family LLC pool and sport court at 15 Chestnut Ct. (7-1)
• Approved File 2021-19 The Hudson Med Spa LLC resolution at 28-30 N. Dean St. (4-0)
• Postponed File 2022-5 DHS Management LLC hearing at 75 Grand Ave. at applicant's request
• Approved minutes from six prior meetings (unanimous)

Board of Adjustment

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting via Zoom to approve minutes, consider a resolution for Hudson Med Spa, and hear a new application for a pool and sport court. A request to amend a prior approval for a 72-unit development was carried to a future date.

• Resolution for File 2021-19, Hudson Med Spa LLC, 28-30 N. Dean St.
• New application File 2022-9, Alan Pines Family LLC, 15 Chestnut Ct., for in-ground pool and sport court
• File 2022-5, DHS Management LLC, 75 Grand Ave., amendment to 72-unit mixed-use development (carried)
• Approval of minutes from six prior meetings (2021-2022)

The Board of Adjustment approved a new application by Alan Pines Family LLC to construct an in-ground swimming pool and sport court at 15 Chestnut Ct., with a 7-1 vote. The board also approved a resolution for Hudson Med Spa LLC at 28-30 N. Dean St. and postponed a hearing for DHS Management LLC at 75 Grand Ave. Minutes from six prior meetings were approved unanimously.

• Approved File 2022-9 pool and sport court at 15 Chestnut Ct. (7-1)
• Approved File 2021-19 Hudson Med Spa resolution (4-0)
• Postponed File 2022-5 DHS Management hearing, date TBD
• Approved minutes from 06/10/2021 (5-0)
• Approved minutes from 08/19/2021 (6-0)
• Approved minutes from 11/18/2021 (7-0)
• Approved minutes from 12/16/2021 (6-0)
• Approved minutes from 02/17/2022 (5-0)

City Council

The Englewood City Council is meeting to consider ordinances setting police salaries for 2021-2025, and a consent agenda with resolutions on cooperative purchasing, shared services, and professional contracts. They will also vote on confirming the police and fire chiefs and entering closed session for personnel and legal matters.

• Ordinance #22-10: Police department salaries for 2021-2025
• Ordinance #22-11: Police superior officers salaries for 2021-2025
• Resolution #192: $359,730 purchase of city-wide security camera system from Packetalk
• Resolution #193: Contract to Boswell Engineering for Glenwood Road culvert/bridge replacement
• Resolution #191: $42,000 contract to Millennium Strategies for grant research and writing

The City Council confirmed Thomas Greeley as Chief of Police and Jeff Kaplan as Fire Chief, both effective July 19, 2022, with Councilman Hamer voting no on both. The council also approved a consent agenda including a $42,000 grant-writing contract with Millennium Strategies and a $306,259.19 contract with Boswell Engineering for the Glenwood Road culvert/bridge project, plus a separate $359,730 purchase of a city-wide security camera system. Bills and claims totaling $5,677,058.54 were approved. The meeting included extensive public comment on flooding after a recent storm.

• Confirmed Thomas Greeley as Chief of Police (3-1, Cobb absent)
• Confirmed Jeff Kaplan as Fire Chief (3-1, Cobb absent)
• Approved $5,677,058.54 in bills and claims (5-0)
• Awarded $42,000 grant-writing contract to Millennium Strategies (5-0)
• Awarded $306,259.19 contract to Boswell Engineering for Glenwood Road culvert/bridge project (5-0)
• Approved $359,730 purchase of city-wide security camera system from Packetalk (5-0)
• Introduced ordinances fixing police salaries for 2021-2025 (5-0)
• Approved shared services agreement with Bergen County for snow plowing/salting (5-0)

City Council

The Englewood City Council is holding a special meeting that will immediately go into closed session to discuss personnel matters related to the appointment of a City Manager and attorney-client privileged matters. A regular public meeting will follow, with a public comment period. No other substantive public business is listed on the agenda.

• Closed session authorized by Resolution #184-07-19-22 to discuss City Manager appointment and attorney-client privilege

The City Council met in special session and voted unanimously to enter closed session to discuss personnel matters related to the appointment of a City Manager and attorney-client privileged matters. No public comments were made, and the meeting adjourned without any substantive public decisions.

• Approved Resolution #184-07-19-22 to enter closed session (4-0, Cobb absent)
• Reconvened in open session (5-0)
• Adjourned meeting (5-0)

Environmental Commission

The Englewood Environmental Commission is holding its regular monthly meeting, primarily consisting of routine items like minutes and bills. The main new business items are planning the National Bee Day program on August 20 and a request from the Englewood Historical Society.

• National Bee Day Program scheduled for August 20
• Englewood Historical Society request
• Subcommittee updates on Flat Rock Brook, Green Team, Shade Tree, and community gardens

Board of Health

The Englewood Board of Health will meet via Zoom to consider routine approvals (minutes, revenue, expenditures, licenses) and act on two ordinances: adopting O22-03 on food service equipment and floors, and introducing O22-04 on reopening fees. They will also receive updates on COVID-19 and monkeypox, and discuss new business items including a health partnership and grant-funded hires.

• Adopt ordinance O22-03 on food service equipment and floors
• Introduce ordinance O22-04 on reopening fee and fee schedule
• Revenue of $22,088.00 and expenditures of $9,315.52 for June 2022
• COVID-19 and monkeypox updates
• Closed session: State/Dept of Health v. East Coast Vape

The Board of Health adopted Ordinance O22-03, amending the health code to add regulations for food service establishments and retail, on second and final reading. It also introduced Ordinance O22-04, which would add a reopening fee for establishments closed due to unsatisfactory ratings, scheduling a public hearing for September 14, 2022. All other agenda items were tabled until the September meeting.

• Adopted Ordinance O22-03 adding food service establishment and retail regulations (4-0)
• Introduced Ordinance O22-04 adding a reopening fee for unsatisfactory rating closures (4-0)
• Tabled all other business until September meeting (4-0)
• Approved June 2022 minutes, receipts ($22,088.00), bills ($9,315.52), and employee reports (4-0)
• Approved June 2022 retail licenses (4-0)

Library Board of Trustees

The Englewood Public Library Board of Trustees is holding its regular July 2022 meeting. The agenda includes approval of prior meeting minutes, a treasurer's report with action on bills, and discussion of new business involving several library policies. The board will also enter closed session for personnel actions.

• Action on bills (Treasurer's Report)
• Policy review: iPads
• Policy review: Book Donations/Book Plates
• Policy review: Issuance of Library Cards
• Policy review: Notary

Library Board of Trustees

The Englewood Public Library Board of Trustees is holding its regular July meeting. The agenda is largely procedural, including approval of prior minutes, a treasurer's report with action on bills, and a closed session for personnel actions. The board will also discuss new business on several library policies.

• Approval of minutes for June 13 and June 27, 2022 meetings
• Action on bills (Treasurer's Report)
• Closed session on personnel actions
• Policy review: iPads
• Policy review: Book Donations/Book Plates, Issuance of Library Cards, Notary

Environmental Commission

The Englewood Environmental Commission is meeting virtually to handle routine business including minutes, communications, and bills. They will receive updates from subcommittees on projects like the Taylor-Bliss project and community gardens, and discuss new business items including a National Bee Day program and a request from the Englewood Historical Society.

• National Bee Day Program scheduled for August 20
• Englewood Historical Society request
• Subcommittee updates on Flat Rock Brook, Taylor-Bliss Project, Green Team, and Shade Tree

Planning Board

The Englewood Planning Board will hold a remote meeting to review two site plan applications: a minor site plan for 25 West Hudson Avenue and a preliminary and final site plan with variances for the Martin Luther King Garden Urban Renewal project spanning multiple properties. The board will also consider correspondence about converting Liberty School into an arts high school.

• Minor Site Plan Approval for 25 West Hudson Avenue (Block 705, Lot 10)
• Preliminary and Final Site Plan with Variances for 1 Dubois Ct., 34 W. Englewood Ave., 125-135 Humphrey St., 120-124 William Street
• Correspondence from Northern New Jersey Community Foundation proposing Liberty School conversion to arts high school
• Approval of meeting minutes from February 5, 2022 (amended), May 5, 2022, and confidential minutes

The Englewood Planning Board unanimously approved two site plan applications. The first was a minor site plan for a kosher bistro at 25 West Hudson Avenue, with conditions including a grease trap and no drive-thru. The second was preliminary and final site plan approval with variances for renovations to the Martin Luther King Gardens community center, including an expanded kitchen and ADA improvements. Both votes were unanimous with no nays.

• Approved minor site plan for kosher bistro at 25 West Hudson Ave (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary and final site plan for MLK Gardens community center expansion (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from Feb 5 and May 5, 2022 meetings (unanimous)

City Council

The Englewood City Council workshop meeting on July 5, 2022, includes a closed session for personnel and litigation, followed by public hearings and votes on several resolutions and an ordinance. Key actions include introducing the FY2023 Special Improvement District budget, amending a 2019 bond ordinance to reduce appropriations, and approving payments totaling $6,383,901.98.

• Resolution #177: Introduce FY2023 SID budget with $500,000 in revenues and appropriations
• Ordinance #22-09: Amend bond ordinance 19-10, reducing appropriation from $10,125,000 to $5,125,000
• Resolution #178: Renew liquor license for Colombia Caliente LLC for 2022-2023
• Resolution #181: Apply for $45,000 NJ DCA firefighter grant for 12 sets of PPE
• Resolution #183: Approve payment of bills and claims totaling $6,383,901.98

The City Council unanimously adopted Ordinance #22-09, amending the 2019 bond ordinance to reduce the total appropriation from $10,125,000 to $5,125,000 and the bond authorization from $9,642,854 to $4,642,854, while also decreasing grants from $2,625,000 to $125,000. The council also approved the first reading of the Special Improvement District FY2023 budget, renewed a liquor license for Colombia Caliente, LLC, authorized demolition of an unsafe structure at 334 Washington Place, and approved grant applications for firefighter PPE and West Street improvements. All votes were unanimous (5-0).

• Adopted Ordinance #22-09 amending 2019 bond ordinance, reducing appropriation by $5M (5-0)
• Approved first reading of SID FY2023 budget of $500,000 (5-0)
• Renewed liquor license for Colombia Caliente, LLC for 2022-2023 (5-0)
• Amended junk vehicle list, removing one and adding two vehicles (5-0)
• Authorized demolition of unsafe structure at 334 Washington Place (5-0)
• Approved application for NJ DCA firefighter PPE grant (~$45,000) (5-0)
• Approved grant application for West Street Improvements project (5-0)
• Approved payment of bills and claims totaling $6,383,901.98 (5-0)

City Council

The Englewood City Council is holding a special meeting on June 30, 2022, that will immediately go into closed session to discuss personnel matters related to the appointment of a City Manager and attorney-client privileged matters. The council is not expected to return to open session, and no formal action will be taken. Public comments may be submitted by 3:00 PM on the meeting date.

• Closed session to discuss appointment of a City Manager
• Discussion of matters within attorney/client privilege
• Meeting held telephonically and virtually via Zoom
• Public comments accepted by email or letter until 3:00 PM

The City Council held a special meeting and voted unanimously to enter closed session to discuss personnel matters related to the appointment of a City Manager and attorney-client privileged matters. No formal action was taken in open session. The council reconvened in open session for public comment, where one resident spoke about a community center, then adjourned.

• Approved Resolution #175-06-30-22 to enter closed session (3-0)
• Reconvened in open session (3-0)
• Adjourned meeting (3-0)

Board of Adjustment

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting via Zoom. The main item is a continued application for a four-unit townhouse development at 47 Brook Ave., seeking site plan approval and variance relief. The board will also approve minutes from several prior meetings.

• Continued application: Milton Davis, 47 Brook Ave., Block 806, Lot 11.01, for a 4-unit townhouse development, site plan approval and variance relief
• Approval of minutes from meetings on June 10, 2021, August 19, 2021, November 18, 2021, December 16, 2021, February 17, 2022, and February 28, 2022

Board of Adjustment

This regular meeting of the Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment was cancelled. All agenda items, including approval of minutes and two development applications, were carried or adjourned to future meetings, with the next scheduled date being July 21, 2022.

• Meeting cancelled; all business postponed
• Minutes approval carried to July 21, 2022
• DHS Management LLC, 75 Grand Ave: amendment for 72-unit mixed-use development (from 64 units) adjourned to July 21, 2022
• Milton Davis, 47 Brook Ave: four-townhouse development application adjourned, date to be determined

Library Board of Trustees

The Englewood Public Library Board of Trustees is holding its regular meeting to take formal action on three new business items: a union contract, a resolution regarding HVAC, and a policy on flag raising. The agenda is otherwise procedural, with no other substantive items listed.

• Union Contract
• Resolution HVAC
• Policy on Flag Raising

Library Board of Trustees

The Englewood Public Library Board of Trustees is meeting to conduct regular business. The board will discuss a union contract, a resolution regarding HVAC, and a policy on flag raising. Formal action may be taken on these items.

• Union contract discussion
• Resolution on HVAC
• Policy on flag raising

Planning Board

The Englewood Planning Board is meeting remotely on June 23, 2022, to handle routine business including approval of minutes and a completeness review. Two subdivision applications are carried to the July 28 meeting. No resolutions or new applications are scheduled for this meeting.

• Completeness review for 270 Next Day Hill Court & 459 Next Hill Drive (major subdivision, Block 1301 Lots 16.01 and 19)
• Application 2022-01 (minor subdivision with variances) for 210 South Woodland Street carried to 7/28/22
• Application 2022-03 (major subdivision) for 270 Next Day Hill Court and 459 Next Day Hill Drive carried to 7/28/22
• Approval of minutes: February 5, 2022 amended, May 5, 2022 regular and confidential

Planning Board

The Englewood Planning Board is meeting remotely to review two subdivision applications: a minor subdivision with bulk variances at 210 South Woodland Street and a major subdivision at 270 Next Day Hill Court and 459 Next Day Hill Drive. The board will also approve minutes from prior meetings and take public comment on agenda items.

• Minor subdivision with bulk variances at 210 South Woodland Street (Block 3205, Lot 2.01)
• Major subdivision at 270 Next Day Hill Court and 459 Next Day Hill Drive (Block 1301, Lots 16.01 and 19)
• Approval of minutes from February 5 and May 5, 2022 meetings

Board of Adjustment

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting via Zoom. The main item is a resolution regarding a zoning application from Englewood Health at 55 W Palisade Ave. The board will also approve minutes from several prior meetings.

• Resolution for File #2022-6, Englewood Health, 55 W Palisade Ave, Block 610, Lots 17.01 and 19.01
• Approval of minutes from January 20, January 24, March 17, May 19, and May 23, 2022

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment met remotely and approved minutes from five prior meetings. The board also approved a resolution for File #2022-6, Englewood Health, located at 55 W Palisade Ave, Block 610, Lots 17.01 and 19.01, by a unanimous vote of 4-0. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved 1/20/22 minutes (2-0)
• Approved 1/24/22 minutes (2-0)
• Approved 3/17/22 minutes (3-0)
• Approved 5/19/22 minutes (4-0)
• Approved 5/23/22 minutes (4-0)
• Approved resolution for Englewood Health, 55 W Palisade Ave (4-0)

City Council

The Englewood City Council will hold public hearings and vote on four ordinances, including a $12.4 million bond for 2022 capital improvements, an ordinance encouraging electric vehicle charging stations, and salary amendments. They will also introduce a bond amendment and consider consent agenda items like liquor license renewals and a $1.78 million bill payment. The meeting includes public comment and a closed session.

• Ordinance #22-06: $12,408,700 bond for 2022 capital improvements, with $11,115,425 in bonds
• Ordinance #22-05: Electric vehicle supply/service equipment (EVSE) and make-ready parking spaces
• Ordinance #22-07: Amends maximum annual salaries for unclassified service employees
• Ordinance #22-09: Amends 2019 bond ordinance, decreasing appropriation to $5,125,000
• Resolution #171: Approve payment of bills and claims totaling $1,776,401.14

The council adopted a $12.4M bond ordinance for 2022 capital improvements, including road repaving, sewer and drainage work, park upgrades, and public building repairs, with $11.1M in bonds authorized. It also adopted ordinances for electric vehicle charging stations and salary increases for unclassified employees, and approved liquor license renewals and a $1.78M bill payment. A resolution to appoint Traffic Advisory Committee members was tabled.

• Adopted $12.4M capital bond ordinance for 2022 improvements (4-0)
• Adopted EV charging station ordinance (4-0)
• Adopted salary ordinance for unclassified employees (4-0)
• Adopted ordinance transferring $73,924 to Jones Road Restoration (4-0)
• Approved liquor license renewals for 2022-2023 (4-0)
• Approved $1,776,401.14 in bills and claims (4-0)
• Extended interim city manager contract month-to-month (4-0)
• Tabled Traffic Advisory Committee appointments (4-0)

Environmental Commission

The Englewood Environmental Commission is meeting virtually to review minutes, receive subcommittee updates, and discuss open and new business. The main items are wrapping up Arbor Day activities and planning a National Bee Day program scheduled for August 20. The agenda is largely procedural with updates from various subcommittees.

• Arbor Day wrap-up discussion
• National Bee Day Program scheduled for August 20
• Subcommittee updates on Arbor Day/Earth Day, Flat Rock Brook, Taylor-Bliss Project, Green Team, JDMS S.T.E.M., Shade Tree, and Open Space/Community Gardens/Bees

City Council

The City Council will hold a special meeting on June 13, 2022, to conduct business via Zoom. The agenda includes entering into a closed session to discuss contract negotiations, litigation, personnel matters, and attorney-client privilege.

• Closed session for contract negotiations
• Closed session for litigation matters
• Closed session for personnel matters

The Englewood City Council held a special meeting on June 13, 2022, and voted to enter closed session to discuss contract negotiations under the Open Public Meetings Act. No substantive decisions were made in open session; the meeting was procedural, with public comments on the Liberty School RFP timeline and Overpeck Creek flooding. The meeting adjourned at 9:56 PM.

• Approved Resolution #163A-06-13-22 to enter closed session for contract negotiations (3-0)
• Reconvened to open session after closed session (3-0)
• Adjourned meeting at 9:56 PM (4-0)

Board of Health

The Board of Health will meet to approve May 2022 financial reports, including $18,798.00 in revenue and $11,617.95 in expenditures. The agenda includes the adoption of a fee schedule and the introduction of an ordinance regarding food service equipment and floors.

• Adoption of Ordinance O22-02 regarding Fees & Fee Schedule
• Introduction of Ordinance O22-03 regarding Food Service Equipment and Floors
• Resolution R22-17 to appoint an Administrative Assistant/Office Manager
• Resolution R22-18 for a Mutual Aid Health Services Agreement
• Review of May 2022 revenue ($18,798.00) and expenditures ($11,617.95)

The Board of Health approved several routine items, including minutes, receipts, bills, and employee reports, all by 6-0 votes. It adopted Ordinance O22-02 revising health code fees and introduced Ordinance O22-03 adding retail food service establishment regulations. The board also appointed Sheryl Pabatao as Administrative Assistant/Office Manager and ratified a mutual aid agreement with the Mid-Bergen Regional Health Commission.

• Approved minutes, receipts ($18,798), bills ($11,617.95), and employee reports for May 2022 (6-0)
• Approved retail licenses for May 2022 (6-0)
• Adopted Ordinance O22-02 revising Chapter 485 fees (6-0)
• Introduced Ordinance O22-03 adding Chapter 489 retail food service regulations (6-0)
• Appointed Sheryl Pabatao as Administrative Assistant/Office Manager at $55,000/year (6-0)
• Ratified Mutual Aid Health Services Agreement with Mid-Bergen Regional Health Commission (6-0)

City Council

The Englewood City Council is holding a workshop meeting on June 1, 2022, at 7:30 pm. The agenda includes a roll call, a statement on the Open Public Meetings Act, and a resolution to enter closed session. The closed session is authorized to discuss unspecified subject matter, with the possibility of returning to open session afterward.

• Resolution #158-06-01-22 to enter closed session
• Meeting held at Municipal Court, 73 S. Van Brunt Street
• Roll call of council members and presence of city officials

The City Council adopted Ordinance #22-04, creating a permit and licensing requirement for crane operation in Englewood, with a 3-1 vote (one abstention). The council also authorized Flat Rock Brook Nature Association to apply for a $250,000 Bergen County Open Space grant for the Jones Road Streamside Restoration Project, and approved several resolutions including recognizing Make Music Englewood Day and supporting distracted driving and seat belt campaigns. Bills and claims totaling $705,359.09 were approved for payment.

• Adopted Ordinance #22-04 creating crane permit and licensing requirements (3-1, 1 abstention)
• Authorized submission of Bergen County Open Space grant proposal for Flat Rock Brook Nature Association (5-0)
• Approved Resolution #159 recognizing Make Music Englewood Day (5-0)
• Approved Resolution #160 supporting UDrive, UText, UPay distracted driving crackdown (5-0)
• Approved Resolution #161 supporting Click It or Ticket mobilization (5-0)
• Approved Resolution #162 authorizing mural permit fee waiver for Northern NJ Community Foundation (5-0)
• Approved payment of bills and claims totaling $705,359.09 (5-0)

Planning Board

The Englewood Planning Board is reviewing a new application for a minor subdivision at 210 South Woodland Street. The application includes requests for ancillary bulk or 'c' variances.

• Minor subdivision and bulk variance application for 210 South Woodland Street (File: 2022-01)

Board of Adjustment

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment holds a regular meeting via Zoom to hear one new application and one continued application. The new application is from Englewood Health at 55 W Palisade Ave, and the continued application is from Milton Davis at 47 Brook Ave. No decisions are noted on the agenda; the board will discuss or vote on these matters during the meeting.

• New application: Englewood Health, 55 W Palisade Ave, Block 610, Lots 17.01 and 19.01
• Continued application: Milton Davis, 47 Brook Ave, Block 806, Lot 11.01
• Meeting conducted via Zoom webinar

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment approved a use variance for Englewood Health to convert vacant commercial/retail space at 55 W Palisade Ave into a wellness center. The vote was 7-0. A separate application for 47 Brook Avenue was postponed to June 27, 2022.

• Approved use variance for wellness center at 55 W Palisade Ave (7-0)
• Postponed application for 47 Brook Avenue to June 27, 2022

Board of Adjustment

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting via Zoom. The board will hear a new application for a wellness center at 55 W Palisade Ave and a continued application for a five-unit townhouse development at 47 Brook Ave. Both requests involve site plan approval and variance relief.

• New application: Englewood Health wellness center, 55 W Palisade Ave, Block 610, Lots 17.01, 19.01 — minor site plan and variance relief
• Continued application: Milton Davis, 47 Brook Ave, Block 806, Lot 11.01 — five townhouse units, site plan and variance relief

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment approved a use variance for Englewood Health to change a vacant space at 55 W Palisade Ave from commercial/retail to a wellness center. The vote was 7-0. A separate application for 47 Brook Avenue was postponed to June 27, 2022.

• Approved use variance for wellness center at 55 W Palisade Ave (7-0)
• Postponed hearing for 47 Brook Avenue application to June 27, 2022

Board of Adjustment

The Board is conducting a reorganization meeting to elect officers and appoint an administrative secretary. The agenda also includes the installation of two new members and the appointment of interim legal counsel.

• Installation of new members Adam Brown and Marc McDonald
• Election of Board officers
• Appointment of Interim Legal Counsel via resolution
• Memorializing resolutions for 131 E. Hamilton Ave., 264 Morrow Rd., and 185 W Englewood Ave.

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment held a remote meeting on May 19, 2022, where it elected Adam Brown as Chairman and David Maron as Vice Chairman, and confirmed Oksana Leonovich as Board Secretary. The board approved three applications: Dan Tokayer at 131 E. Hamilton Ave., West Englewood Ave., LLC at 185 W Englewood Ave., and Solomon at 264 Morrow Rd. It also approved the appointment of Michael Kates as Interim Attorney by an 8-2 vote.

• Elected Adam Brown as Board Chairman by acclamation
• Elected David Maron as Vice Chairman by acclamation
• Confirmed Oksana Leonovich as Board Secretary by acclamation
• Approved Michael Kates as Interim Attorney (8-2)
• Approved File# 2021-22 for Dan Tokayer, 131 E. Hamilton Ave. (5-0)
• Approved File# 2021-24 for West Englewood Ave., LLC, 185 W Englewood Ave. (5-1)
• Approved File# 2022-7 for Solomon, 264 Morrow Rd. (4-0)
• Approved minutes from 4/11/22 and 4/25/22 meetings

City Council

This is a procedural agenda for the Englewood City Council meeting on May 17, 2022. The agenda lists only the meeting agendas document, with three PDF versions available, including a revised version 2. No specific items for discussion or decision are listed.

• Meeting agendas document (05-17-2022 AGENDA.PDF)
• Revised agenda (05-17-2022 REVISED AGENDA.PDF)
• Revised agenda version 2 (05-17-2022 REVISED AGENDA-VERSION 2.PDF)

The City Council adopted the 2022 municipal budget of $70,961,090.10 in total appropriations, including $58,075,673.79 raised through taxes for municipal purposes, on a 3-2 vote with Councilmembers Cobb and Hamer voting no. The council also introduced four ordinances on first reading, including one authorizing electric vehicle charging equipment and a $12.4 million bond ordinance for capital improvements. Several contracts were awarded, including $398,780 to T&M Associates for the Hudson Avenue culvert/bridge replacement and $246,135.78 to Boswell Engineering for the Engle Street retaining wall replacement.

• Adopted 2022 budget of $70,961,090.10 (3-2, Cobb and Hamer no)
• Introduced Ordinance #22-05 authorizing EV charging equipment, public hearing June 14
• Introduced Ordinance #22-06 bond ordinance for $12,408,700 capital improvements (4-0-1, Cobb abstained)
• Introduced Ordinance #22-07 amending unclassified service salaries (4-0-1, Cobb abstained)
• Introduced Ordinance #22-08 amending Ordinance 11-10 (5-0)
• Awarded $398,780 contract to T&M Associates for Hudson Avenue culvert/bridge project
• Awarded $246,135.78 contract to Boswell Engineering for Engle Street retaining wall project
• Approved $1,447,311.58 in bills and claims (5-0)

Board of Health

The Board of Health will consider the introduction of Ordinance O22-02 regarding fees and a fee schedule. The meeting includes the approval of April 2022 revenue of $59,255.50 and expenditures of $10,736.14.

• Introduction of Ordinance O22-02 regarding fees and fee schedule
• Approval of April 2022 revenue ($59,255.50)
• Approval of April 2022 expenditures ($10,736.14)
• Resolutions for end of probation for P. Madera, L. Pabon, and B. Reynolds
• Discussion of COVID-19 update and 2021 Annual Report

The Board of Health held its reorganization meeting, electing Dr. Ketsia Sadler as President pro tempore and JoEllen Bostick as Vice President. They approved April 2022 minutes, receipts, bills, employee reports, and retail licenses, with a special condition for Tipicos Morazon. The board introduced Ordinance O22-02 revising food manager and handler course fees, and approved resolutions ending probation for three employees. All votes were 4-0 except the closed session motion, which was 5-0.

• Elected Dr. Ketsia Sadler as President pro tempore (4-0)
• Elected JoEllen Bostick as Vice President (4-0)
• Approved April 2022 minutes, receipts ($59,255.50), bills ($10,736.14), and employee reports (4-0)
• Approved retail licenses for April 2022, with Tipicos Morazon under monitoring and future inspection (4-0)
• Introduced Ordinance O22-02 revising food manager and food handler course fees (4-0)
• Approved Resolution R22-14 ending probation for Paula Madera (4-0)
• Approved Resolution R22-15 ending probation for Laura Pabon (4-0)
• Approved Resolution R22-16 ending probation for Beatrice Reynolds (4-0)

Environmental Commission

The Englewood Environmental Commission is meeting virtually to discuss routine business, including minutes and subcommittee updates. A guest from the Englewood Historical Society will discuss the Taylor/Bliss Center, and the commission will review the Arbor Day wrap-up and consider forming a new committee for upcoming initiatives.

• Guest presentation on Taylor/Bliss Center by Will Lee of the Englewood Historical Society
• Arbor Day wrap-up discussion
• New committee formation for upcoming initiatives
• Subcommittee updates on Arbor Day/Earth Day, Flat Rock Brook, Green Team, JDMS S.T.E.M., Shade Tree, and Open Space/Community Gardens/Bees

Planning Board

The Planning Board will consider a resolution for Colombia Caliente LLC regarding property at 30 East Palisade Avenue. The agenda also includes a discussion on murals and public art installations.

• Resolution for Colombia Caliente LLC (f/k/a 30 East Pal Ave LLC) at 30 East Palisade Avenue
• Discussion regarding Murals and Public Art Installations
• Motion to adjourn scheduled cases regarding 210 S. Woodland Avenue

The Englewood Planning Board approved a settlement agreement in the litigation brought by the Englewood Historical Society against the Board and the Community Synagogue of Tenafly and Englewood. The board also granted an adjournment for a site plan application, approved an amended minor site plan for 30 East Palisade Avenue, and discussed a new mural and public art program.

• Approved settlement agreement in Englewood Historical Society lawsuit (all in favor)
• Granted adjournment for 210 South Woodland Street application to May 26, 2022 (8-0-1)
• Approved amended minor site plan for Columbia Caliente LLC at 30 East Palisade Avenue (5-0-2)
• Approved minutes of March 24, 2022 (all in favor)

City Council

The Englewood City Council is holding a workshop meeting to adopt the 2022 municipal budget, which includes a $58.08 million tax levy and $70.96 million in total appropriations. They will also hold public hearings on ordinances to exceed state budget caps and to create a crane operating permit requirement. The meeting includes resolutions to honor retiring officials and approve $830,661.47 in bills and claims.

• Adoption of 2022 budget: $58,075,673.79 raised through taxes, $70,961,090.10 total appropriations
• Ordinance #22-03 to exceed budget appropriation limits by 3.5% ($1,921,772) and establish a cap bank
• Ordinance #22-04 creating a permit requirement to operate a crane, with insurance and certification requirements
• Resolution #139-05-04-22 approving payment of bills and claims totaling $830,661.47
• Resolutions honoring retired Police Chief David Bowman and Sheila Frisch

The City Council adopted the 2022 municipal budget, totaling $70,961,090.10 in appropriations, with $58,075,673.79 to be raised through taxes. The council also adopted an ordinance to exceed the state's 1% budget cap by 2.5%, adding $1,372,694 to the allowable increase. A proposed crane permit ordinance was tabled to the May 17 meeting, and the council approved payments of $830,661.47 in bills and claims.

• Adopted 2022 budget with $70,961,090.10 in appropriations (4-0)
• Adopted Ordinance #22-03 to exceed budget cap by 2.5% ($1,372,694) (4-0)
• Tabled crane permit ordinance #22-04 to May 17 meeting (4-0)
• Approved payment of bills and claims totaling $830,661.47 (4-0)
• Approved resolution honoring retired Police Chief David Bowman (4-0)
• Approved resolution honoring retiring library employee Sheila Frisch (4-0)
• Approved resolution to read budget by title only (3-1, Cobb opposed)
• Entered closed session for litigation, contract negotiations, and personnel matters (4-0)

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment is reviewing a proposal to convert vacant space at 47 Brook Ave into five townhouse units. The meeting also includes a new application for home additions at 264 Morrow Rd and a time extension request for 185 W Englewood Ave.

• Proposed 5-unit townhouse development at 47 Brook Ave (File# 2021-12)
• Proposed cabana and two-story addition at 264 Morrow Rd (File# 2022-7)
• One-year extension request for site plan approval at 185 W Englewood Ave (File# 2021-24)
• Memorializing resolution for 131 E. Hamilton Ave (File# 2021-22)

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment approved a new application for a cabana, a one-story rear addition, and a two-story front addition at 264 Morrow Rd. The board also granted a one-year time extension for a site plan at 185 W Englewood Ave., and adjourned two other matters to future meetings.

• Approved cabana and home additions at 264 Morrow Rd. (5-0, Brown recused)
• Granted one-year time extension for site plan at 185 W Englewood Ave. (6-0)
• Adjourned File# 2021-22 (131 E. Hamilton Ave.) to 5/19/22
• Postponed File# 2021-12 (47 Brook Ave.) to 5/23/22
• Approved Michael Kates as interim attorney (5-0)
• Swore in Adam Brown as Alternate 4

City Council

The provided documents contain only meeting agendas without specific discussion topics or proposed actions. No substantive business was listed in the source text.

Board of Health

The Board of Health is conducting its annual reorganization meeting to elect officers and appoint committees. The agenda also includes reviewing March 2022 financial receipts and bills, as well as discussing food handler course fees.

• Election of President and Vice President
• Approval of March 2022 receipts totaling $32,381.00
• Approval of March 2022 bills totaling $551.09
• Introduction of Ordinance O22-02 regarding Food Managers and Food Handlers Course Fees
• Discussion of Resolution R22-13 regarding a Public Health Consultant

The Board of Health re-elected Dr. Aliza Solomon as president and approved a 5-0 vote to introduce Ordinance O22-02, which revises food manager and handler course fees. The board also approved a contract for Deborah Baldwin as public health consultant through 2023, and approved routine items including March minutes, receipts, bills, and retail licenses. Vice president election was tabled due to absence.

• Re-elected Dr. Aliza Solomon as President (5-0)
• Approved introduction of Ordinance O22-02 revising food manager/handler course fees (5-0)
• Approved Resolution R22-13 for public health consultant through 2023 (5-0)
• Approved March 2022 minutes, receipts ($32,381), bills ($552.09), and employee reports (5-0)
• Approved March 2022 retail licenses (5-0)
• Tabled Vice President election until May meeting

Board of Adjustment

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment is holding a regular meeting via Zoom. The agenda includes only memorializing resolutions for two prior matters and adjournment, with no new substantive decisions or public hearings listed.

• Memorializing resolution for Moriah School, 53 S. Woodland St. (Block 3501 Lot 9.01)
• Memorializing resolution for Dan Tokayer, 131 E. Hamilton Ave. (Block 1102 Lot 11.01)

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment held a special meeting and voted to petition the Mayor and City Council to appoint a replacement for member Rev. Spencer, who has been consecutively missing meetings, per City code. The board also approved a memorializing resolution for the Moriah School project at 53 S. Woodland St., which includes a gymnasium, childcare center, and parking reconfiguration.

• Approved motion to request replacement for Rev. Spencer due to attendance (7-0)
• Approved memorializing resolution for Moriah School project, File #2018-10 (5-0)

Environmental Commission

The commission will hold a virtual meeting via Zoom to conduct routine business. The agenda includes reviewing minutes and receiving updates from various subcommittees.

• Subcommittee updates regarding Arbor Day/Earth Day
• Green Team progress reports
• JDMS STEM Club updates
• Flat Rock Brook subcommittee report
• Updates on Shade Tree, Open Space, Community Gardens, and Bees

City Council

The City Council held a workshop meeting to introduce the 2022 municipal budget and discuss ordinances regarding affordable housing set-asides and land use fees. The Council also addressed various resolutions including emergency repairs and grant endorsements.

• Introduction of Ordinance #22-03 to exceed municipal budget appropriation limits
• Adoption of Ordinance #250-159 establishing a mandatory affordable housing set-aside for developments of 5 or more units
• Resolution #112-04-05-22 authorizing emergency repairs for Police Department HVAC roof unit
• Resolution #113-04-05-22 authorizing a grant agreement for Spring Lane Roadway Improvements Project
• Approval of bills and claims totaling $17,313,182.60

The Englewood City Council adopted Ordinance #22-01, requiring new multi-family developments of 5+ units to set aside 20% of for-sale units and 15% of for-rent units as affordable housing. The council also introduced the 2022 municipal budget with a 1.98% tax increase, adopted updated development application fees, and approved several resolutions including emergency HVAC repairs for the police department.

• Adopted mandatory affordable housing set-aside ordinance (5-0)
• Introduced 2022 municipal budget with 1.98% tax increase (3-2)
• Adopted updated land use development application fees ordinance (5-0)
• Approved $60,186.50 emergency HVAC repair contract for police department (5-0)
• Approved $17,313,182.60 in bills and claims (5-0)
• Tabled Taylor Bliss House relocation agreement (2-0, 2 recused)
• Tabled PBA Local 216 and SOA memorandum of agreement (3-2)
• Approved consent agenda including Spring Lane roadway grant and 4 CDBG endorsements (5-0)

Board of Adjustment

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment holds its regular March 2022 meeting via Zoom. The board will reorganize by electing officers and adopting 2022 by-laws, then hear an application from 308 West Englewood Ave., LLC for the property at 308 W. Englewood Ave. (Block 2016 Lot 1). No other substantive items are listed.

• Application by 308 West Englewood Ave., LLC for 308 W. Englewood Ave. (Block 2016 Lot 1)
• Election of Chairman and Vice-Chairman
• Appointment of Secretary
• Adoption of 2022 By-Laws

Planning Board

The Planning Board will swear in new members and consider presentations for proposed areas in need of re-development. The board will also discuss ordinances regarding affordable housing set-asides and land use development application fees.

• Swearing in of new board members Miriam Baker and Salvadore Almonte
• Presentation on redevelopment area at 173 West Forest Avenue
• Presentation on redevelopment area at 301 Pindle Avenue
• Amended Site Plan Approval for 30 East Palisade Avenue (Colombia Caliente LLC)
• Discussion of Ordinance 22-01 regarding Mandatory Affordable Housing Set-Aside

The Englewood Planning Board approved an amended application by Colombia Caliente LLC to increase seating from 124 to 192 seats at 30 East Palisade Avenue, subject to review and approval by the City of Englewood Fire Department. The board also granted an adjournment for 210 South Woodland Street, recommended moving the 173 West Forest Avenue redevelopment to the City Council, and approved two ordinances on affordable housing and development fees. No substantive decisions were made on the 301 Pindle Avenue property, which was tabled until a potential use is established.

• Approved amended application for 30 East Palisade Ave seating increase to 192 seats, subject to fire dept approval (5-0, 1 abstention)
• Granted adjournment for 210 South Woodland Street to May 26, 2022, with re-noticing required
• Recommended 173 West Forest Avenue redevelopment to City Council for review (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 22-01 Mandatory Affordable Housing Set-Aside (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 22-02 Land Use Development Application Fees (unanimous)
• Tabled 301 Pindle Avenue until a potential use is established

Board of Adjustment

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment holds a regular Zoom meeting on March 17, 2022, primarily for reorganization and routine items. The only listed application, by Milton Davis for 47 Brook Ave., will not be heard and is carried to April 25, 2022. No substantive decisions are scheduled.

• Milton Davis application, 47 Brook Ave. (Block 806 Lot 11.01), postponed to April 25, 2022
• Election of Chairman, Vice-Chairman, and Secretary
• Approval of minutes and memorializing resolutions, if any

City Council

The provided agenda contains only procedural information regarding the meeting schedule. No specific legislative items or discussions are listed in the text.

The City Council approved a contract with New Jersey Community Solutions, LLC for Matthew U. Watkins to serve as interim city manager starting April 11, 2022, at $150/hour, not to exceed $36,000. The council also approved a $20.16 million emergency temporary appropriation for 2022 and a $2.6 million bills and claims payment. Two zoning ordinances were adjourned to April 5 for Planning Board review. The council entered closed session for personnel and legal matters.

• Approved interim city manager contract with NJ Community Solutions (3-0, 2 abstentions)
• Approved $20,155,731 emergency temporary appropriation (5-0)
• Approved $2,598,355.84 in bills and claims (5-0)
• Adjourned zoning ordinances 22-01 and 22-02 to April 5 (unanimous)
• Approved $21,000 appraisal contract with Associated Appraisal Group (5-0)
• Accepted $105,976 body-worn camera grant (5-0)
• Approved $9,936.04 disabled veteran tax refund (5-0)
• Approved $136,548.70 in tax appeal refunds (5-0)

Library Board of Trustees

The Englewood Public Library Board of Trustees is holding its regular March 2022 meeting. The agenda includes routine items like approving February minutes, a treasurer's report with action on bills, and committee reports, plus new business items such as a presentation on iPad telehealth, swearing in a new trustee, and discussing masks and plexiglass.

• Action on bills (Treasurer's Report)
• Swearing in of Arnold Brown
• Discussion of masks and plexiglass
• John Arthur: iPad Telehealth Information
• Rotary Club: Teens for Peace Pole

Library Board of Trustees

The Englewood Public Library Board of Trustees is holding its regular March 2022 meeting. The agenda includes routine items like approval of minutes, a treasurer's report, and committee reports, as well as new business on a telehealth iPad program, swearing in a new trustee, and COVID-19 safety measures.

• John Arthur: iPad Telehealth Information
• Swearing In: Arnold Brown
• Masks & Plexiglass
• Rotary Club: Teens for Peace Pole
• Action on Bills

Environmental Commission

The commission will review updates from several subcommittees including Arbor Day, Green Team, and Shade Tree. The agenda also includes discussions regarding tree permits, grants, and a collaboration with JDMS STEM.

• Subcommittee updates for Arbor Day/Earth Day, Green Team, JDMS STEM Club, Flat Rock Brook, Shade Tree, and Open Space/Community Gardens
• Discussion on tree permits
• Discussion on grants
• Proposed JDMS STEM / EEC Collaboration for 2022-2023

City Council

The City Council is conducting a budget workshop meeting to discuss various departmental items. The agenda includes discussions regarding Building and Code, Library, and Capital departments.

• Building and Code budget discussion
• Library budget discussion
• Capital budget discussion

The City Council held a budget workshop meeting to review department presentations, including the Building and Code Department, Englewood Public Library, and the Capital Budget. No formal decisions or votes were taken during the meeting; the CFO presented a final budget summary to be introduced at the April 5th workshop. Public comments were heard regarding firehouse warranty issues and a road intersection concern.

• No formal decisions or votes taken during the budget workshop

Board of Health

The Englewood Board of Health is meeting via Zoom to approve routine items and discuss health matters. The board will vote on a resolution to appoint a Public Health Nurse Supervisor, and receive updates on COVID-19, a rabies clinic, and health programming. The agenda also includes a board vacancy, the 2021 annual report, and welcoming new staff. The meeting is open to the public with a comment period.

• Resolution R22-12 to appoint a Public Health Nurse Supervisor (revised)
• Approval of February 2022 receipts ($16,711.00) and bills ($4,805.16)
• COVID-19 update and rabies clinic discussion
• Board of Health vacancy and 2021 annual report
• Public comment period and Zoom/Facebook Live access

The Board of Health approved the appointment of Patricia August as Public Health Nursing Supervisor for one year at $425/month, effective January 1, 2022. They also approved routine items including minutes, receipts, bills, employee reports, and retail licenses. COVID-19 update reported a decrease in cases, with 84 cumulative deaths and a 2.5% mortality rate. The board discussed forming a cannabis committee and welcomed new staff.

• Approved appointment of Patricia August as Public Health Nursing Supervisor (5-0)
• Approved minutes of February 9, 2022 meeting (5-0)
• Approved receipts for February 2022 of $16,711.22 (5-0)
• Approved bills for February 2022 of $4,805.16 (5-0)
• Approved employee reports for February 2022 (5-0)
• Approved retail licenses for February 2022 (5-0)

City Council

The City Council convened a budget workshop meeting to discuss departmental items. The agenda includes discussions regarding the City Clerk’s Office, Administration, Department of Public Works, and Fire Department.

• City Clerk’s Office budget discussion
• Administration budget discussion
• Department of Public Works budget discussion
• Fire Department budget discussion

The City Council held a budget workshop meeting on March 8, 2022, with presentations from the City Clerk, CFO, Public Works Superintendent, and Fire Chief, followed by council discussion. No formal decisions or votes were taken during the meeting. Public comment included a question about the budget for the City Manager's resignation and potential use of an outside hiring firm.

• No formal decisions or votes taken during the budget workshop

City Council

The provided documents consist only of meeting agendas for a workshop session. No specific discussion topics or decisions are listed in the provided text.

The Englewood City Council approved a resolution authorizing the police department to participate in the federal 1033 program for acquiring excess Department of Defense equipment, passing 3-2 with Councilmembers Cobb and Hamer voting no. The council also approved liquor license renewals and transfers, recognized Women's History Month, honored retiring Fire Chief Erik Enersen, and confirmed several Board of Adjustment appointments. Bills and claims totaling $442,487.26 were approved, and the council entered closed session for contract negotiations, litigation, and personnel matters.

• Approved police enrollment in 1033 program for surplus military equipment (3-2)
• Approved renewal of liquor license for Cajun Restaurant Englewood LLC (5-0)
• Approved place-to-place transfer of liquor license to 30-32 East Palisade Avenue (5-0)
• Recognized March 2022 as Women's History Month (5-0)
• Honored Fire Chief Erik Enersen on his retirement (5-0)
• Confirmed Board of Adjustment appointments (various votes, one abstention)
• Approved payment of bills and claims totaling $442,487.26 (5-0)
• Authorized closed session for contract negotiations, litigation, and personnel (5-0)

Board of Adjustment

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting via Zoom to reorganize, adopt 2022 by-laws, approve meeting dates, and hear three zoning applications. The board will also consider minutes and resolutions if any. Several board member terms have expired, and successors have not yet been appointed.

• Application by Milton Davis, 47 Brook Ave. (Block 806 Lot 11.01)
• Application by Dan Tokayer, 131 E. Hamilton Ave. (Block 1102 Lot 11.01)
• Application by 308 West Englewood Ave., LLC, 308 W. Englewood Ave. (Block 2016 Lot 1)
• Election of Chairman and Vice-Chairman, appointment of Secretary
• Adoption of 2022 By-Laws and approval of meeting dates March–December 2022

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment approved the Tokayer application for a retaining wall at 131 E. Hamilton Avenue, which required relief for wall height, grade changes, and steep slope disturbance. The vote was 6-0. The board also approved meeting dates for March 2022 through January 2023 and postponed reorganization items. Two other applications were continued to later meetings.

• Approved retaining wall application at 131 E. Hamilton Ave (6-0)
• Approved meeting dates for March 2022 through January 2023 (5-0)
• Postponed election of officers and adoption of 2022 by-laws
• Continued File 2021-12 (Milton Davis) to 3/17/22
• Continued File 2022-2 (308 W Englewood Ave LLC) to 3/28/22

Planning Board

The Planning Board will review presentations regarding proposed Areas in Need of Re-Development at 173 West Forest Avenue and 301 Pindle Avenue. The board will also consider an amended site plan approval application for 30 East Palisade Avenue.

• Presentation: Proposed Area in Need of Re-Development at 173 West Forest Avenue
• Presentation: Proposed Area in Need of Re-Development at 301 Pindle Avenue
• Amended Site Plan Approval for 30 East Palisade Avenue (Colombia Caliente LLC)

Board of Adjustment

The Board will conduct reorganization tasks, including the election of officers and appointment of professionals. The meeting also includes a review of an application for 47 Brook Ave.

• Election of Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Secretary, Attorney, Engineer, and Professional Planner
• Adoption of 2022 By-Laws and 2022 Meeting Dates
• Application review for Milton Davis at 47 Brook Ave. (Block 806 Lot 11.01)

City Council

The City Council approved a contract with New Jersey Community Solutions, LLC for Matthew U. Watkins to serve as Interim City Manager starting April 11, 2022, at $150 per hour, not to exceed $36,000. It also approved a contract with Jersey Professional Management to assist in recruiting a permanent City Manager, for up to $24,650 plus advertising costs. The council approved a consent agenda of 17 resolutions, including appointments, contracts, grants, and fee waivers, and passed a resolution honoring artist Faith Ringgold for Women's History Month. Two zoning ordinances were adjourned to April 5 for Planning Board review.

• Approved contract with New Jersey Community Solutions, LLC for interim City Manager services (Matthew U. Watkins) at $150/hour, not to exceed $36,000, starting April 11, 2022.
• Approved contract with Jersey Professional Management for City Manager recruiting services, not to exceed $24,650 plus advertising costs.
• Approved consent agenda resolutions #088-104, including appointments to Board of Health, Traffic Advisory Committee, and Housing Authority.
• Approved resolution honoring Faith Ringgold for Women's History Month.
• Adjourned Ordinances 22-01 and 22-02 to April 5 for Planning Board consistency review.
• Approved emergency temporary budget appropriations totaling $20,155,731 for 2022.
• Approved payment of bills and claims totaling $2,598,355.84.
• Approved $105,976 grant for police body-worn cameras.

Board of Health

The Englewood Board of Health met via Zoom to approve routine financial documents and employee reports. The board adopted an ordinance setting Health Department salaries for 2022 and 2023. It also passed resolutions to appoint a Health Officer, a Health Educator, and a Registered Environmental Health Specialist.

• Ordinance O22-01: Adopt Health Department Salaries for 2022 & 2023
• Resolution R22-09: Appoint Health Officer/Director of Health Services
• Resolution R22-10: Appoint Health Educator
• Resolution R22-11: Appoint Registered Environmental Health Specialist (REHS)
• Consent Agenda: Approval of January 2022 receipts ($8,435) and bills ($2,415.35)

Planning Board

The Planning Board will review presentations regarding proposed Areas in Need of Re-Development. The board will also consider applications for an amended site plan at 30 East Palisade Avenue and a minor subdivision at 210 South Woodland Street.

• Presentations on Proposed Areas in Need of Re-Development: 173 West Forest Avenue, 19 West Ivy Lane, 50 William Street, and 75 to 79 Englewood Avenue
• Amended Site Plan Approval for Colombia Caliente LLC at 30 East Palisade Avenue
• Minor Subdivision application for Frederick Horowitz at 210 South Woodland Street
• Swearing in of Vice Chair Barrientos

The Englewood Planning Board approved minutes from January 6, 2022, and granted an adjournment for the application at 210 South Woodland Street to March 24, 2022. The board also heard a presentation from Colombia Caliente LLC to increase restaurant seating at 30 East Palisade Avenue from 124 to 192 seats, but tabled the decision until February 24, 2022, pending review of modified kitchen and bathroom plans. No formal resolutions were approved.

• Approved January 6, 2022 meeting minutes (7-0)
• Granted adjournment for 210 South Woodland Street application to March 24, 2022 (unanimous)
• Tabled decision on seating increase for 30 East Palisade Avenue restaurant until February 24, 2022 (unanimous)
• Invited attorney to present redevelopment proposal for 301 Pindle Avenue at February 24 meeting

City Council

The Englewood City Council is meeting to vote on a series of resolutions, including the appointment of the city solicitor for $120,000 per year, and to discuss ordinances on escrow accounts and a mandatory affordable housing set-aside. The meeting includes public comment and closed sessions.

• Approve $120,000 annual retainer for City Solicitor William J. Bailey
• Award professional services contracts for IT (Business Systems Unlimited) and financial advisory (NW Financial Group)
• Authorize RFP for Hudson Ave. Culvert/Bridge Replacement design and construction
• Authorize RFP for Engle Street Retaining Wall Replacement design and construction
• Discuss ordinance adding mandatory affordable housing set-aside to zoning

The City Council approved a consent agenda of professional service contracts and appointments, including the City Solicitor, Municipal Auditor, and Bond Counsel. They also authorized Requests for Proposals for the Hudson Ave. Culvert/Bridge and Engle Street Retaining Wall replacements, and approved $5,832,328.08 in bills and claims. Two resolutions were tabled: the appointment of a Class III Planning Board member and the appointment of Labor Counsel.

• Approved $5,832,328.08 in bills and claims (5-0)
• Approved City Solicitor contract with William J. Bailey, Esq. at $120,000/year retainer (5-0)
• Approved Municipal Auditor contract with Lerch, Vinci & Higgins, LLP (5-0)
• Approved Municipal Bond Counsel contract with Wilentz, Goldman & Spitzer, P.A. (5-0)
• Authorized RFP for Hudson Ave. Culvert/Bridge Replacement (5-0)
• Authorized RFP for Engle Street Retaining Wall Replacement (5-0)
• Tabled Resolution #050: Appointment of Class III Planning Board Member (5-0)
• Tabled Resolution #040: Appointment of Labor Counsel (5-0)

City Council

The Englewood City Council is holding a budget workshop meeting to discuss the municipal budget for the upcoming year. The agenda includes presentations or discussions on the Municipal Court, Recreation, Police Department, and Health Department. Public comments are accepted, and the council may enter a closed session.

• Budget workshop covering Municipal Court, Recreation, Police Department, and Health Department
• Public comment period with written submissions accepted until 3:00 PM
• Possible closed session as permitted by the Open Public Meetings Act

The City Council held a budget workshop meeting via Zoom, hearing presentations from the Municipal Court, Recreation, Police, and Health departments. No formal decisions or votes were taken during the meeting; it was purely informational. Public comments were heard from two residents regarding court health issues, COVID-19 outreach, and police traffic enforcement.

• No formal decisions or votes taken during budget workshop

Board of Adjustment

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold its regular meeting via Zoom, starting with reorganization items (elections and appointments) that may be deferred. The board will then hear three zoning applications from property owners on E. Hamilton Ave., W. Englewood Ave., and Robin Rd., followed by approval of minutes and resolutions.

• Application by Dan Tokayer for 131 E. Hamilton Ave. (Block 1102 Lot 11.01)
• Application by 308 West Englewood Ave., LLC for 308 W. Englewood Ave. (Block 2016 Lot 1)
• Application by Gary Rubin for 293 Robin Rd. (Block 2808 Lot 10)
• Election of Chairman, Vice-Chairman, and appointments of Secretary, Attorney, Engineer, and Planner
• Adoption of 2022 By-Laws and meeting dates

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment approved a variance for an in-ground swimming pool at 293 Robin Rd. (4-0), and approved resolutions for properties at 181 S. Woodland St. and 181 Jones Rd. (both 3-0). A subdivision application for 308 W Englewood Ave. was carried to the Feb. 28 meeting, and a retaining wall application was also moved to that date. Reorganization items were postponed to the next meeting.

• Approved pool variance for Gary Rubin, 293 Robin Rd. (4-0)
• Approved resolution for David Chubak, 181 S. Woodland St. (3-0)
• Approved resolution for Alan and Elizabeth Mitrani, 181 Jones Rd. (3-0)
• Carried subdivision application for 308 W Englewood Ave. to Feb. 28
• Moved retaining wall application for 131 E. Hamilton Ave. to Feb. 28
• Postponed reorganization (chairman election, by-laws, meeting dates) to next meeting

Board of Adjustment

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment holds its regular January meeting via Zoom, starting with annual reorganization items (elections, appointments, adoption of 2022 by-laws and meeting dates) that may be deferred. The board will then hear two applications: one from David Chubak at 181 S. Woodland St. (Block 3501 Lot 2) and one from Alan and Elizabeth Mitrani at 181 Jones Rd. (Block 3204 Lot 12). The agenda is otherwise procedural, including minutes approval and possible resolutions.

• Reorganization: election of chairman, vice-chairman, appointment of secretary, attorney, engineer, planner
• Adoption of 2022 by-laws and meeting dates
• Application: David Chubak, 181 S. Woodland St. (Block 3501 Lot 2)
• Application: Alan and Elizabeth Mitrani, 181 Jones Rd. (Block 3204 Lot 12)
• Meeting conducted via Zoom; board has 7 members, 4 seats vacant

The Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment approved two applications: one for a vertical height increase of an accessory structure at 181 S. Woodland St., and another for a two-story garage and master suite addition at 181 Jones Rd. Both approvals were unanimous (5-0). The board also re-elected its professional advisors and postponed the election of officers and adoption of by-laws to the next meeting.

• Approved application 2022-3 for accessory structure height increase at 181 S. Woodland St. (5-0)
• Approved application 2022-1 for two-story garage and master suite addition at 181 Jones Rd. (5-0)
• Re-elected Board Planner John Szabo, Board Attorney David Rutherford, and Board Engineer Frantz Volcy (unanimous)
• Postponed election of Chairman/Vice Chairman, appointment of Secretary, adoption of 2022 By-Laws, and meeting dates to next meeting (unanimous)

City Council

This agenda lists two documents for the January 18, 2022 City Council meeting: a regular meeting agenda and a special meeting agenda. No specific items are described in the text provided.

• Regular meeting agenda (01-18-2022 AGENDA.PDF)
• Special meeting agenda (01-18-2022 SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA.PDF)

The Englewood City Council approved a consent agenda of ten resolutions, including an interlocal services agreement with Paramus for vehicle repairs, mutual aid agreements for police and fire, and a liquor license transfer. The council also heard an update on the Ida recovery at 111 West Street, noting the elevator replacement bid was about $1.3 million and the building may not be habitable for 18 months or more. No ordinances were introduced or adopted.

• Approved consent agenda resolutions #025-#034 (5-0)
• Authorized interlocal services agreement with Paramus for vehicle repairs (5-0)
• Authorized Bergen County law enforcement mutual aid plan (5-0)
• Authorized mutual aid agreements for fire response (5-0)
• Approved $9,870.80 tax refund for duplicate payment (5-0)
• Approved $28,960.35 in tax refunds from state tax appeals (5-0)
• Approved $35,000 in reserve budget transfers (5-0)
• Approved liquor license transfer to CJS Familia LLC (5-0)

City Council

This is a special City Council meeting that will immediately go into closed session to discuss contract negotiations, litigation, personnel matters, and attorney-client privileged items. The council may or may not return to open session afterward. The agenda contains no public action items beyond the closed-session resolution and standard procedural motions.

• Resolution to enter closed session under the Open Public Meetings Act for contract negotiations, litigation, personnel, and attorney-client privilege matters

The Englewood City Council approved a consent agenda of ten resolutions, including an interlocal vehicle repair agreement with Paramus, Bergen County law enforcement mutual aid, fire response mutual aid, tax refunds, budget transfers, and a person-to-person transfer of a liquor license to CJS Familia LLC. The council also approved a resolution to enter closed session for litigation, contract negotiations, and personnel matters. No ordinances were introduced or adopted, and no public comments were made on the consent agenda.

• Approved consent agenda resolutions #025-#028 and #030-#034 (5-0)
• Approved interlocal vehicle repair agreement with Borough of Paramus (5-0)
• Authorized Bergen County law enforcement mutual aid plan (5-0)
• Authorized mutual aid agreements for fire response (5-0)
• Approved tax refunds totaling $38,831.15 for overpayments and tax court judgments (5-0)
• Approved $35,000 in 2021 reserve budget transfers (5-0)
• Approved liquor license transfer to CJS Familia LLC effective Jan 19, 2022 (5-0)
• Approved closed session for litigation, contract negotiations, and personnel (5-0)

Board of Health

The Board of Health will review December 2021 financial receipts and bills. The meeting includes the introduction of an ordinance regarding health department salaries for 2022 and 2023, as well as several resolutions for personnel appointments.

• Introduction of Ordinance O22-01 regarding Health Department Salaries for 2022 & 2023
• Approval of December 2021 receipts totaling $14,147.00
• Approval of December 2021 bills totaling $11,798.87
• Resolutions for appointing a CHC Physician and PHN Supervisor
• Renewal of Acting Director contract

The Board of Health approved the introduction of Ordinance O22-01 setting Health Department salaries for 2022-2023, and approved multiple resolutions including reappointing the board attorney, appointing a CHC physician and PHN supervisor, designating The Record as official newspaper, reappointing department staff, amending bylaws, renewing the acting director's contract, and approving a shared services agreement with Mid-Bergen Regional Health Commission. All votes were 6-0. The board also discussed COVID-19 updates and grants.

• Approved introduction of Ordinance O22-01 (Health Department salaries 2022-2023) (6-0)
• Approved Resolution R22-01 reappointing William Soukas as Board Attorney at $12,000/year (6-0)
• Approved Resolution R22-02 appointing Dr. Marjorie Jones as CHC Physician at $400/session (6-0)
• Approved Resolution R22-03 appointing Patricia August as PHN Supervisor at $50/hour (6-0)
• Approved Resolution R22-04 designating The Record as official newspaper for 2022 (6-0)
• Approved Resolution R22-05 reappointing department staff for 2022 (6-0)
• Approved Resolution R22-06 amending Board of Health bylaws to allow remote participation (6-0)
• Approved Resolution R22-07 renewing Acting Director Deborah Baldwin's contract for 3 months (6-0)

Environmental Commission

The Englewood Environmental Commission is meeting virtually to discuss routine business, including minutes, the 2022 meeting calendar, and subcommittee updates. The main item is an open discussion to finalize recommendations to the City Council. Public comment will be heard.

• Final recommendations to City Council
• Subcommittee updates: Flat Rock Brook, Planning Board, Parks/Open Space, Earth Day/Arbor Day, Green Team, Shade Tree Commission, Tree Permits
• 2022 meeting calendar

Planning Board

The Englewood Planning Board is holding its annual reorganization meeting, including swearing in new members and appointing officers, attorneys, and other officials. During the regular meeting, the board will discuss proposed areas in need of redevelopment at four properties and consider resolutions for two prior applications. The meeting is held virtually via Zoom.

• Oath of office for new members including Mayor Michael Wildes and Diana Patino-Valle
• Appointments: Board Attorney Douglas M. Bern, Board Engineer Robert L. Costa, Board Planner Chelsea Gleis, Board Secretary Paris Myers
• Discussion of proposed redevelopment areas: 173 West Forest Avenue, 19 West Ivy Lane, 50 William Street, 75-79 Englewood Avenue
• Resolution for File#2021-08: 153 Dean LLC, 153 South Dean Street
• Resolution for File#2021-10: Depot Square QOZ LLC, 16 Depot Square

The Englewood Planning Board held its 2022 reorganization meeting, swearing in new and reappointed members, electing Anthony David as Chair and Manuel Barrientos as Vice Chair, and appointing the board attorney, engineer, planner, and secretary. The board approved two resolutions: File#2021-08 for 153 Dean Street and File#2021-10 for 16 Depot Square, both passing 6-0 with 4 abstentions. The board also agreed to hear informal redevelopment proposals at the next meeting for several properties, and discussed the mural ordinance status.

• Elected Anthony David as Chair (9-0)
• Elected Manuel Barrientos as Vice Chair (9-0)
• Appointed Board Attorney, Engineer, Planner, and Secretary (9-0)
• Approved File#2021-08 for 153 South Dean Street (6-0, 4 abstentions)
• Approved File#2021-10 for 16 Depot Square (6-0, 4 abstentions)
• Approved minutes of December 2, 2021 (6-0, 3 abstentions)
• Agreed to invite redevelopment proponents to next meeting for 15-minute presentations

City Council

The Englewood City Council is meeting to vote on accepting a donation of hand sanitizer and $3,000 from Seoul Trading USA Co. The council will also discuss a shared services agreement with Paramus for vehicle maintenance, mutual aid agreements for fire and police response, and numerous appointments to city boards and professional service contracts. The meeting includes a closed session for discussion of unspecified matters.

• Resolution to accept $3,000 and 24 cases of hand sanitizer from Seoul Trading USA Co.
• Shared services agreement with Borough of Paramus for vehicle maintenance and repair
• Mutual aid agreements for fire response and Bergen County law enforcement
• Appointments for City Solicitor, Municipal Auditor, Bond Counsel, and other positions
• Professional service contracts for IT services and financial advisors

The Englewood City Council held a workshop meeting on January 4, 2022, and approved a single resolution accepting a donation of 24 cases of hand sanitizer and $3,000 from Seoul Trading USA Co. for city employees. Several other items were discussed but not voted on, including shared services, mutual aid agreements, and budget hearing dates, which will be placed on a future regular agenda. The council also entered closed session to discuss litigation and personnel matters, and no ordinances were discussed.

• Approved acceptance of donation from Seoul Trading USA Co. (24 cases hand sanitizer and $3,000) (5-0)
• Discussed shared services agreement with Paramus for vehicle maintenance (no vote)
• Discussed mutual aid agreements for fire and police response (no vote)
• Discussed schedule of 2022 budget hearing dates (no vote)
• Approved closed session resolution for litigation and personnel matters (5-0)

City Council

The Englewood City Council is holding its annual reorganization meeting, where newly elected officials take office and the council elects its president and president pro tempore for 2022. The council will also vote on a 20-item consent agenda covering routine administrative matters, including the 2022 meeting schedule, remote meeting public comment policy, holiday schedule, official newspaper designations, temporary budget appropriations, and various financial and operational resolutions.

• Oath of office for Mayor Michael Wildes and Councilman-At-Large Charles Cobb
• Election of Council President and President Pro Tempore for 2022
• Resolution #005-01-03-22: 2022 temporary budget appropriations totaling $16,099,602.23
• Resolution #001-01-03-22: 2022 meeting schedule, including remote Zoom meetings
• Resolution #002-01-03-22: Remote meeting public comment policy

The Englewood City Council held its reorganization meeting, swearing in Mayor Michael Wildes and Councilman Charles Cobb. The council elected Kenneth Rosenzweig as Council President for 2022 and Judith Maron as President Pro Tempore, both with the mayor's tie-breaking votes. A consent agenda of 20 routine resolutions was approved unanimously, covering the 2022 meeting schedule, temporary budget appropriations, and various administrative authorizations.

• Elected Kenneth Rosenzweig as Council President for 2022 (2-2, mayor's tie-breaking vote)
• Elected Judith Maron as Council President Pro Tempore for 2022 (2-2, mayor's tie-breaking vote)
• Approved consent agenda resolutions #001-#020 (5-0)
• Approved 2022 temporary budget appropriations of $16,099,602.23
• Adopted remote meeting public comment policy
• Set 8% interest on delinquent taxes up to $1,500 and 18% above that
• Appointed Sonia Alves-Viveiros as Public Agency Compliance Officer
• Adopted IRS mileage rate of $0.585 per mile for reimbursements