Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Donald Clare’s organization
Sep 14, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Township Committee Of The Township Of Neptune Township Committee Meeting
The Township Committee addressed several ordinances for final adoption and introduction, including amendments to handicapped parking zones, regulations for cannabis class uses, and bond ordinances for road repaving, municipal facility improvements, the Midtown Sanitary Sewer Phase III project, and public safety equipment. Additionally, the committee introduced ordinances regarding the sale of municipal property, flood mitigation for South Riverside, and the development of the Division Street property. Updates were provided on various municipal projects, including park improvements, bridge projects, and streetlights, alongside reports on code violations and recent commemorative events.
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The board heard and deliberated on a hardship application submitted by a landlord, which involved extensive testimony regarding rent increases, lease terms, and property maintenance issues from both the landlord and affected tenants. After rejecting a motion to hold an executive session, the board voted to recognize the existence of a financial hardship and authorized a 10% rent increase for eight of the subject apartment units, excluding one. Additional business included the coordination of staff participation for an upcoming local event and information provided on available resources for tenants experiencing rental arrears.
Aug 10, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Township Committee of the Township of Neptune Township Committee Meeting
The committee meeting covered a wide range of administrative, financial, and regulatory items. Discussion topics included exploring a potential cannabis excise tax, updates on local events, and a presentation by the Township Engineer regarding the Watershed Inventory Plan. Several ordinances were addressed, including an agreement with Comcast for telecommunications facilities and bond ordinances to fund road repaving, municipal facility improvements, sewer infrastructure projects, and the acquisition of public safety equipment. The committee also authorized the payment of bills, approved employee resignations, and passed resolutions concerning tax procedures, such as extending the grace period for property tax payments and authorizing electronic tax sales.
The board discussed a landlord's hardship application for a rent increase for a nine-unit apartment building. Key topics included the financial breakdown of the building's operating expenses, the landlord's request for rent adjustments, and the legal requirement for proper notification of tenants prior to the hearing. Due to concerns regarding the lack of evidence that required notices were posted and mailed to tenants as mandated by the ordinance, the board advised the landlord that the hearing could not proceed. The board emphasized the necessity of adhering to the ordinance's notification protocols and encouraged the landlord to consult with the board secretary for future procedural guidance before rescheduling.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
