Hanover approves $33.8M budget and contested industrial zone amendment. The Township Committee unanimously adopted its $33,813,754.01 2026 municipal budget and passed Ordinance 20-2026, amending the I-B3 industrial zone to permit multiple principal buildings on single lots and smaller retail
Hanover Board of Health approves services agreements. The Board of Health unanimously approved an addendum for Registered Environmental Health Specialist and public health nurse services and an agreement for public health services at its April 8 meeting. President Raimo led the board in approving
Hanover Cultural Arts Committee approves 2026 cultural programming and welcomes new prospective member. The committee approved upcoming events including a Joan Speare art installation reception April 19, a Ukrainian Dance and Tastes event May 17, and a Hanover Wind Symphony concert June 14 marking
Hanover's wellness committee cancels May meeting for human trafficking summit. The Mayor's Wellness Campaign Steering Committee is forgoing its May gathering to promote a roundtable event on human trafficking at Municipal Building. Spring programming includes a bicycle safety program June 27 at
Hanover Sewerage Authority approves routine February bills. The five-member board unanimously approved bills totaling $591,534.05 across four funds: Revenue ($285,975.22), Plant Expansion ($32,614.31), Plan Review ($3,944.65), and Payroll ($268,999.87). The authority also unanimously approved
Hanover Landmark Commission schedules 2026 anniversary events and discusses house preservation. The commission set the Halloween tour at Whippany Burying Yard for Sunday, October 25, 2026, and discussed ongoing grant-fund negotiations for Tutle House preservation. Chairman M. Czuchnicki reported he
Hanover development committee discusses housing obligations, anniversary celebrations, and budget concerns. Chair Robert Brueno convened the Economic Development Advisory Committee with 10 members and staff present to hear updates from Director of Planning John Ferramosca on affordable housing
Stoneybrook Farm and Garden Committee collects strong membership fees ahead of expansion. The committee reported $2,935 in garden spot revenue and advanced plans for site expansion pending engineering review by Dave Leo and competitive bidding for awards over $53,000. Chairperson V. Bolcar-Navarro
Hanover Board of Adjustment approves two major variance applications in one meeting. The Board voted 7-0 to approve Arc Morris's request for "C" variance relief to construct a six-bedroom group home at 99 and 100 Mountain Avenue in Cedar Knolls, with Chief Operating Officer Naira Aslanyam
Planning Board approves Walmart delivery improvements, sets new dates for two pending cases. The board unanimously approved preliminary and final site plan application by Wal-Mart Real Estate Business Trust for online pickup and delivery spaces at 235 Ridgedale Ave., Cedar Knolls, conditional on
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