Hanover Environmental Commission and Green Team unanimously advance data center regulation ordinance. The Environmental Commission and Green Team voted unanimously to move Ordinance 2026 to regulate data centers in the township, with Chairman C. Mattessich presenting the detailed proposal amid some
Hanover Landmark Commission completes archival database with township presentation scheduled. Archivist J. Schrader reported the comprehensive archive database is complete and will be presented to the Township Committee on May 14, with Committeeman Mihalko proposing Monroe Hall as an interim home
Hanover's Mayors Wellness Campaign Steering and Advisory Committee plans four youth wellness initiatives for spring and summer 2026. The committee approved a full-day self-defense and situational awareness program in physical education classes for grades 6 through 8 at Memorial Junior School,
Hanover Sewerage Authority names Deputy Director Nicholas Taricani as Executive Director, succeeding retiring Michael Wynne after 39 years of service. The board unanimously passed Resolutions 32-26 and 36-26 to appoint Taricani and recognize Wynne's retirement. Under Wynne's tenure, the facility
Hanover Planning Board approves 10 Saddle Road office expansion. The board voted unanimously, 9-0, to approve preliminary and final site plan approval and variance relief for 10 Saddle Road LLC to add 2,743 square feet of office space at 10 Saddle Road in Cedar Knolls, conditioned on compliance
Hanover EDAC schedules October networking event, advances C-PACE financing. The Economic Development Advisory Committee selected October 7, 2026 for a business networking event and discussed marketing strategies for the township's newly approved C-PACE commercial property financing program. The
Stoneybrook Farm and Garden Committee moved its expansion project toward the bidding phase, with a May 6 bid reception scheduled. Chairperson V. Bolcar-Navarro reported total revenue of $3,005, and expansion specifications are complete and will be published, according to guest S. Lombana. The
Board of Adjustment memorializes variances for group home and commercial expansion. The board voted 3-0 on memorialized resolutions for ARC Morris' six-bedroom group home facility at Mountain Ave. in Cedar Knolls with parking for five vehicles, and Ship It Holdings LLC's commercial expansion at
Hanover Recreation Board approves seasonal wages and receives updates on major facility projects. The Recreation Commission voted 6-1-1 on April 14 to approve seasonal employee wages, with Commissioners Brueno, Monteverdi, Coiley, Giorgio, and Engelberger voting yes; Commissioner Mihalko voted no
Hanover Environmental Commission recommends tree planting at Saddle Road. The commission unanimously voted to recommend 6-7 maple trees for 10 Saddle Road in Cedar Knolls to create a tree line and manage stormwater runoff. Chairman C. Mattessich said the trees would complement existing maples and
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