Madison Planning Board reorganizes for 2026 with Baillie as chair. The board unanimously elected Astri Baillie as chairperson and George Limbach as vice chairperson at the January 13 virtual meeting. Four members took oaths of office: Baillie and Eric Range were re-appointed, while Aaron Cattani
Madison Planning Board unanimously approves minor subdivision on North Street. The board voted nine to zero to allow North Street Development LLC to split a 100-foot lot at 39 North Street into two conforming 50-foot single-family residential lots in the R-4 zone. The property, represented by
Madison Historic Preservation Commission holds reorganization meeting, elects leadership and sets 2026 priorities. The commission unanimously elected Dr. Jill Rhodes as Chair and Christon Kellogg and Max Hart as Co-Vice Chairs. The commission outlined 2026 goals including Historic Preservation
Madison Mayor and Council directed the Planning Board to investigate Drew University property parcels for potential redevelopment into 305 residential rental units, with 46 to be affordable, following settlement of litigation between the university and borough dated January 9, 2026. The Council
Madison Zoning Board of Adjustment unanimously approved four residential variance applications during its January meeting. The board granted relief from impervious lot coverage and setback requirements for homeowners on Wyndehurst Drive, Garfield Avenue, Sherwood Avenue, and Pine Tree Terrace.
Madison Zoning Board of Adjustment completes 2026 reorganization with Santoro as chair. The board unanimously reappointed Matthew Salko and Anthony DiIonno as regular members through December 31, 2029, and appointed Michael Dillon as Alternate #1 through December 31, 2027 and John Halgren as
Madison Board of Health reorganizes and approves four resolutions unanimously at January meeting. Dr. Joseph Balwierczak was elected president and Cassaundra Sledge vice-president at the reorganization meeting, with all seven board members voting yes on four consent agenda resolutions covering 2026
Madison reorganized its government at the annual January meeting, electing Council Member John J. Forte President unanimously. The Council confirmed 40 resolutions establishing 2026 procedures and board appointments with a 6-0 vote. New Council Member Debra Coen and returning member Thomas
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