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The Board met to conduct municipal business, which included the adoption of Resolution 2026-14 regarding 601 Cooper Street and 633 Cooper Street. Additionally, a representative from the Burlington County Department of Public Works presented a Climate Change-Related Hazard Vulnerability Assessment for Beverly City, which the Board subsequently adopted via Resolution 2026-15.
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The council discussed a resolution regarding support for Assembly Resolution 149, ultimately deciding not to support it. Several resolutions were adopted under the Consent Agenda, including approving compensation for the Board of Fire Commissioners, renewing a contract with Endeavor Emergency Squad, Inc. for emergency medical services, and making appointments to the Beverly Sewerage Authority and the position of Housing Secretary and Code Enforcement Officer. The meeting also included reports and updates on community events, the music festival, and public comments regarding local issues such as code enforcement, police presence, and the library.
The Common Council meeting included the adoption of a resolution authorizing a shared service agreement with the Beverly Board of Education and School District for the shared use of a district vehicle. The council reviewed and approved the bill list. Additionally, the council heard from community members regarding the assessment process, tax concerns, and upcoming local events, including the Beverly Music fest and the opening of a new local restaurant.
The Board convened to address several key land use matters. A resolution regarding property at 450-452 Cooper Street was reviewed and memorialized, specifically concerning revisions to conditions of approval and parking lot lighting. The primary discussion focused on the continued public hearing for a redevelopment application by Absolute Property Management, LLC, for properties located at 601 and 633 Cooper Street. Testimony was provided by a traffic engineer and a planner regarding site plan logistics, including parking, traffic circulation, residential unit density, and affordable housing requirements. The Board heard public concerns regarding neighborhood impacts, construction duration, and site accessibility, ultimately granting Preliminary Major Site Plan Approval subject to numerous conditions, including professional review compliance and county approvals.
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