SOUTH RIVER – Members of the South River Borough Council have introduced bond ordinance 22-09, which appropriates more than $1.1 million to fund various improvements throughout the borough.
During a Feb. 28 meeting, Council President Tony Ciulla and Council Members Donna Balazs, Jason Oliveira, Peter Guindi, James Gurchensky and Julie Meira voted “yes” on a motion to introduce the ordinance.
The total appropriation of the $1,110,00 includes $619,500 of bonds, $457,410 in grants from the New Jersey Department of Transportation, and a $33,090 down payment.
Chief Financial Officer Joe Zanga said, “The ordinance relates to various road improvements in the borough, library HVAC replacement and police department-conducted energy devices and 911 upgrades.”
On March 21 at 7 p.m., the council is scheduled to meet for a public hearing and will hold a vote for or against adopting the ordinance.
According to the agenda, the meeting will either be conducted at the Criminal Justice Building on 61 Main St. or remotely via Zoom.
For more information on upcoming meetings, visit www.southrivernj.org/agendacenter