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Local Government
Berkeley Heights councilman directed rent ordinance work while mother faced increase
Berkeley Heights Councilman Alvaro Medeiros directed the township attorney to begin work on a rent stabilization ordinance while his mother faced a 10% increase at Woodcrest apartments, drawing a formal demand for billing records and a broader recusal standard from council candidate Edmund Maciejewski.
Local Government
Chatham residents demand public forum after court certifies housing plan
A judge's certification of Chatham Borough's affordable housing plan removes the legal barrier officials cited against holding a public forum on the proposed 58 North Passaic Avenue development, and a resident advocacy group is now formally demanding the council schedule one.
Local Government
Berkeley Heights police expansion heads to vote without cost data
Berkeley Heights Township Council is set to vote Tuesday, Aug. 11, on Ordinance 2026-19, which would add six police positions including a deputy chief, despite the agenda packet still lacking the fiscal impact statement residents and former officials demanded at the July 21 first-reading vote.
Local Government
The township said yes. The borough still hasn't said anything.
Local Government
Berkeley Heights councilman directed rent ordinance work while mother faced increase
Berkeley Heights Councilman Alvaro Medeiros directed the township attorney to begin work on a rent stabilization ordinance while his mother faced a 10% increase at Woodcrest apartments, drawing a formal demand for billing records and a broader recusal standard from council candidate Edmund Maciejewski.
Local Government
Berkeley Heights councilman directed rent ordinance work while mother faced increase
Berkeley Heights Councilman Alvaro Medeiros directed the township attorney to begin work on a rent stabilization ordinance while his mother faced a 10% increase at Woodcrest apartments, drawing a formal demand for billing records and a broader recusal standard from council candidate Edmund Maciejewski.
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