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City Council Meeting - Agendas & Minutes
Published: Jun 16, 2026
City Council Addresses Illegal Parking and Aims to Regulate Private Towing Services
The council addressed concerns regarding illegal driveways and the lack of enforcement, with Councilman Coley advocating for better regulation and potential zoning changes. Additionally, there was a significant discussion about regulating towing services operating on private properties. The city attorney is reportedly working on guidelines for the police department regarding contracted towing services, requiring them to register with the city to ensure accountability and prevent predatory practices. Police Chief Mooney confirmed that this issue is being addressed.
NJT Urban Renewal LLC Receives 23-Year Tax Exemption for $30M Development
The council discussed and approved Ordinance 24-2026, granting a 23-year tax exemption to NJT Urban Renewal LLC for properties at 410 Main Street and 15-17 Lincoln Avenue. This project is estimated to cost $30 million. Residents voiced strong objections to the 23-year tax abatement, highlighting the disparity with larger projects receiving the same abatement duration and questioning the financial benefit to the community. The current property taxes for 410 Main Street were $90,876 in 2025.
23-Year Tax Exemption Approved for 457-Unit Development at 30 Main Street
The council discussed and approved Ordinance 23-2026, which grants a 23-year tax exemption to VA 50M Urban Renewal LLC for a property located at 30 Main Street and surrounding addresses. This project involves 457 units and has an estimated cost of $200 million. Concerns were raised by residents regarding the length of the tax abatement, the lack of affordable housing units in the project, and the disparity in tax abatement duration compared to smaller projects. The city attorney stated that the definition of affordable housing is set by the state and may supersede municipal legislation.
Deputy Fire Chief Nelson Rivera Honored for Generosity and Service
Resolution 319-2026, honoring Deputy Fire Chief Nelson Rivera for his generosity and dedicated service, was unanimously approved. The resolution highlighted Rivera's contributions, including purchasing food for seniors during a power outage and previously supporting community initiatives like providing sneakers and bikes. Council members praised his unsolicited actions and consistent dedication to the city.
Orange Township Adopts New Standards for Residential Parking Space Size and Access
Ordinance 26-2026, which revises off-street parking space size and access requirements to align with state residential site improvement standards, was approved. This ordinance brings the city's code into conformity with NJ Administrative Code Title 5, Chapter 21. While residents expressed concern about parking issues, they were informed that the ordinance will eventually lead to painted parking spaces that comply with the new standards. The exact timeline for implementation beyond construction completion was not specified.
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