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Town Council Meeting - Media
Published: Jul 13, 2026
Flooding Concerns Investigated; Storm Drain Maintenance Praised
A resident reported a recurring flooding issue in the vicinity of Kenilworth and Locust, specifically on the south side of the train tracks along the Conrail tracks. Public Works is investigating a drainage ditch and a pipe that runs under the train tracks where the problem is believed to be. The investigation includes identifying debris and determining property ownership (township vs. Conrail). Separately, a resident emailed to express appreciation for the township's storm drain maintenance program, noting no significant flooding during a recent heavy downpour. [cite: 393-409]
State to Hold Public Meeting on Fellowship and Church Project
The state is expected to hold a public information meeting in the coming weeks regarding the long-anticipated Fellowship and Church project. This meeting is part of advancing the project to its next phase, potentially linked to the state budget adoption. Funding for this project is dependent on state budget allocations. [cite: 373-378]
Percheron Park Utilization, Sports Swap Expansion, and Dark Skies Initiatives Discussed
Councilman Barry reported on discussions regarding the better utilization of Percheron Park, involving collaboration between the Recreation (REC) committee and the Economic Development Advisory Committee (EDAC). Additionally, the REC committee is working with Senator Singleton to expand the sports swap program, with the goal of distributing excess sports equipment to youth organizations in need after Morris Town Day. The Sustainable committee is advancing the Help C Drive for the fall and investigating dark skies initiatives, with plans to present a letter regarding zoning ordinances for lighting. [cite: 47-53]
Historic Marker for Alice Paul to be Placed in Front of Library
Council discussed the potential installation of an historic marker for Alice Paul, with the preferred location being in front of the library. The marker would be placed a few feet back from the sidewalk, facing the parking lot on the left side, within the garden area. This location was discussed with the library director. Council expressed consensus on this placement. [cite: 301-314, 317-322, 325-328, 332-339]
Multiple Resolutions Adopted: Budget Amendments, Park Improvements, Housing Funds, and More
Several consent agenda resolutions were adopted, including those related to budget amendments for revenue and appropriation (Resolutions 174-2026 and 177-2026) under NJSA 40A:4-87. Other resolutions approved a community event and special alcoholic beverage permit for a fire department muster and antique showcase, authorized contracts for landscape and fence installation at Yancey Adams Park (totaling $77,400) under the Camden County Cooperative Pricing System, authorized an agreement with Help C for clothing collection, approved tax refunds and cancellations for a totally disabled veteran, authorized funds from the Affordable Housing Trust Fund for housing plan services, authorized an MOU with Save the Environment of Morristown STEM for the Swede-Run Fields Project, and awarded a contract for telecommunications cellular antenna lease agreement consulting services. [cite: 451-462]
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