Hanover Committee adopts nine ordinances, including comprehensive affordable housing regulatory changes. The committee unanimously passed five ordinances amending affordable housing rules to reduce AH-2 overlay requirements from 100 percent to 20 percent affordable units and establish a new AH-3
Hanover Board of Health approves revised overtime compensation policy. The Board unanimously approved Resolution BH05-26, which updates compensatory time procedures for health department employees and adds the Health Administrator/REHS title to eligible positions. President Raimo, Vice President
Hanover Cultural Arts Committee approves 2026 event calendar and art archive expansion. Presiding Officer Ed Abelew led the committee to unanimous approval of the February minutes and treasurer's report, with liaison Mike Mihalko expected to secure town budget approval. The committee voted to
Landmark Commission organizes for anniversary celebrations running through October. The commission unanimously elected Mike Czuchnicki as chairman, Len Fariello as vice chairman, and Barbara Blumenfeld as treasurer at its March 3 meeting. The 2026 budget provides $14,000 for anniversary events,
Environmental Commission formally adopts 2024 Resource Inventory as planning guide. Member P. Glawe moved to adopt the inventory with Member N. Mian seconding; the commission voted 12 in favor, one abstention from Member D. Dittrick. The commission unanimously approved recommending the Board of
Hanover Committee approves Bee Meadow pool improvements and 2026 fee updates. The governing body voted unanimously on two ordinances: $75,000 for infrastructure improvements to the swimming pool facility from the Swimming Pool Enterprise Fund, and new resident and non-resident membership fee
Hanover wellness committee plans domestic violence awareness event. The Mayor's Wellness Campaign Steering & Advisory Committee announced a June 6 open house for Kelly's K9s foundation, which matches domestic abuse survivors with rescue dogs, following a presentation by founder Kelly Sutcliff.
Hanover Sewerage Authority elected its 2026 leadership and adopted annual contracts at its February 25 meeting. Chairman Dennis Dittrick, Vice Chairman William Kuehner, and three other officers took office, with Michael C. Wynne designated as Executive Director and Purchasing Agent. The board
Hanover Planning Board unanimously adopts revised Housing Element and Fair Share Plan establishing a 139-unit affordable housing obligation. Joseph Burgis of Burgis and Associates explained the adjusted plan, which reduces the original 461-unit obligation through environmental constraints and
The Economic Development Advisory Committee heard a presentation on World Cup economic opportunities estimated at 3 billion dollars for New Jersey. Elisa Charters of Juegos AI Lab presented the JUEGOS platform enabling small businesses to create profiles, manage events, and promote their
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