Council 9-17-2026
23:51 I take this as scattered. Yes, development. This is all part of our affordable housing for rounds four of the affordable housing that we have submitted.Play from 23:51
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23:51 I take this as scattered. Yes, development. This is all part of our affordable housing for rounds four of the affordable housing that we have submitted.Play from 23:51
47:17 This was a, these were units that were really thrown down our throwouts by affordable housing and forced upon us by developers raising their hand and saying we're going to sue the town if you don't let us build, and essentially we had to let them do it.Play from 47:17
31:36 Um, of the 134 15% so 20 are going to be affordable housing and we afford to house. So 20 of those will be the affordable housing projects.Play from 31:36
1:46:23 My name is Lisa Rutell. I want to address some of the points that were discussed, mainly concerns regarding bonding using the Affordable Housing Trust Fund for affordable housing.Play from 1:46:23
3:38:35 …it's. Affordable housing and. We need to be sure. That that level that first. Level of I can hand you my phone now because I'm still getting taxes.Play from 3:38:35
3:27:24 But 20% of of what for whom is really the question. If we're only only build building for people who aren't uh if our families need affordable housing, we need to start looking at affordable one, two, and threebedroom apartments.Play from 3:27:24
49:11 And whereas this public body is of the opinion that such circumstances presently exist. And whereas the governing body wishes to discuss matters of confidential and privileged nature concerning litigation involving affordable housing related issues.Play from 49:11
45:58 Okay. Affordable housing, Nadine. Okey-dokey. Resolution 2026-295 is a resolution of the Borough of New Providence, County of Union, State of New Jersey, endorsing the amended Housing Element and Fair Share Plan.Play from 45:58
2:30:41 That's a tricky one. You know, I look at what's going on in the community, particular between Summit Green and North Branch Walk where you have roughly just under a thousand new dwelling units coming in as part of your affordable housing obligations and…Play from 2:30:41
40:09 Um, one thing to keep in mind with why these are are very common is that with the affordable housing obligations to be able to get the credits like something like this project 60 units, 60 affordable housing credits, you would…Play from 40:09
1:54:21 And there's a Senate bill 1786 that talks about accessory dwelling units. This is this is big brother on overload. This is this is real steroid stuff.Play from 1:54:21
50:46 So there's two things that would protect the board or the city on that. one is it's in the settlement agreement on the affordable housing.Play from 50:46
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