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Government · Board of Health

Board of Health approves routine April agenda; septic concerns raised

Board of Health approves routine April agenda while septic system concerns linger. The board unanimously approved monthly health department, communicable disease, and animal control reports, along with February 11 meeting minutes, during its April 8 session. Board members present included Dr.

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Government · Township Committee

Montgomery approves 3.5 percent budget cap for 2026

Montgomery Township Committee votes unanimously to approve 3.5 percent budget cap for 2026. Mayor Neena Singh led the Committee to a unanimous vote on Ordinance #26-1774, which allows the 2026 municipal budget to increase by $837,993.94 and establishes a cap bank of $359,140.26 in unused authority.

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Government · Township Committee

Montgomery endorses amended housing element for 333 units.

Montgomery endorses affordable housing plan for 333 units. The Township Committee unanimously endorsed the Amended Fourth Round Housing Element and Fair Share Plan at its March 19 meeting, committing the town to develop 73 present-need units and 260 prospective-need units to comply with state Mount

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Government · Township Committee

COMMITTEE ADOPTS COMPREHENSIVE AFFORDABLE HOUSING ORDINANCE

Montgomery Township Committee unanimously approves comprehensive affordable housing ordinance. All five members voted to adopt Ordinance #26-1771, establishing a 40-year deed-restriction framework for rental units and 30-year controls for ownership units, with detailed pricing and occupancy

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Government · Township Committee

Montgomery adopts filming ordinance with tiered permit fees

Montgomery Township Committee adopts filming ordinance with tiered permit fees. The unanimously approved Ordinance #26-1770 establishes a regulatory framework for film and television production on public and private property involving public lands, creating major motion picture permits at $500

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