Bernards Township Introduces New Ordinance to Enhance Property Maintenance Standards

Overview: During the recent Bernards Township Council meeting, the introduction of Ordinance 2603, aimed at improving property maintenance standards for non-residential properties, emerged as the focal point. This ordinance seeks to enhance the aesthetic appeal of neighborhoods, ensure resident safety, and protect property values by establishing minimum maintenance standards. A public hearing on this matter is scheduled for August 25, 2026, allowing residents to voice their opinions.

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Mayor:
Janice M. Fields
City Council Officials:
Andrew J. McNally, Esq. (Deputy Mayor), Jennifer L. Asay (Township Committeewoman), Ana Duarte McCarthy (Township Committeewoman)

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