Montgomery Planning Board moves to ban data centers and detention centers. The board unanimously recommended Ordinance #26-1779 to the Township Committee, which would prohibit the facilities throughout Montgomery. Chair Dave Campeas and the nine-member board agreed the ordinance is consistent with
Township Committee approves legal services and multiple agreements. The Township Committee authorized a $515,000 professional services agreement with Scarinci Hollenbeck, LLC for legal counsel through December 31, 2026, approved 4-0-1 with Committee Member Dennis Ahn abstaining; the contract covers
Montgomery Township Committee adopts $34.7 million budget with 3.49 percent property tax increase. The Committee unanimously approved the 2026 budget, generating more than $1.1 million in additional revenue while keeping the municipal portion at 13.75 percent of total property taxes. Mayor Neena
Montgomery Township Planning Board approves two applications unanimously at May meeting. The Board voted 8-0 to approve an amended minor site plan with signage variance for Princeton Orthopaedics at Route 518. The Board also voted 8-0 for Pai-Clo LLC's minor subdivision involving a boundary line
Montgomery Environmental Commission honors watershed leadership, advances data center ban. Township Engineer Mark Herrmann and Administrator Lori Savron were awarded the Watershed Institute's Ted Stiles Award for Environmental Leadership for the township's regional watershed planning work. The
Montgomery settles Fourth Round affordable housing obligation through development agreement. The Township Committee voted 4-0, with Committee Member Dennis Ahn abstaining, to approve a memorandum of agreement with Country Club Meadows, LLC and Pike Run II requiring the extension of 96
Planning Board postpones vote on 23 Orchard innovation hub consultant. Planning Director Lori Savron presented a redevelopment proposal to transform the long-vacant office building on 23 Orchard Road into an Innovation Center with luxury apartments. Vice Chair Arun Mani presided over extensive
Montgomery Zoning Board unanimously approves lot coverage variance for Tanalski home expansion. The board voted April 23 to approve the 66 Woodview Drive expansion, which includes a 632-square-foot accessible mother-in-law suite, 330-square-foot sunroom, 342-square-foot barbecue pavilion with
Montgomery Committee adopts 2026 budget and approves $9.5M state open space grant. The Township Committee unanimously adopted the 2026 municipal budget while authorizing a $9,525,000 Green Acres grant for open space acquisition. Mayor Neena Singh received notification of $850,000 from Congresswoman
Montgomery Planning Board approves redevelopment designation and site plan amendments. The board voted 7-0 to recommend 23 Orchard, Block 28001 Lot 5.02, as an Area in Need of Redevelopment under non-condemnation procedures, with Mayor Neena Singh moving and Marvin Schuldiner seconding. A 5-0 vote