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Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Council Agenda Meeting โ€“ March 3, 2026

Township Council to Consider $8.75 Million Bond, Major Affordable Housing Ordinances

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PARSIPPANY โ€” The Township Council will convene for its Agenda Meeting on Tuesday, March 3, with a full docket highlighted by a major capital bond ordinance, multiple affordable housing zoning changes, and the appointment of a Township Attorney.

According to the official agenda March 3, 2026 Council-Agenda, (Click here to download the agenda) the meeting will begin with standard formalities including the posting of notice, flag salute, and roll call.

$8.75 Million Capital Bond Ordinance

Council will hold a second reading and public hearing on Ordinance 2026:06, which would authorize $8,750,000 in bonds or notes to fund various capital improvements throughout the township 2026-03-03-Council-Agenda. If approved, the ordinance would allow the township to finance infrastructure and improvement projects.

Affordable Housing & Zoning Changes

A significant portion of the meeting focuses on the townshipโ€™s Fourth Round Affordable Housing Plan and related zoning amendments.

Council will conduct second readings and public hearings on multiple ordinances tied to affordable housing compliance, including:

  • Ordinance 2026:07 โ€“ Implementation of the townshipโ€™s Fourth Round Housing Plan Element and Fair Share Plan consistent with a mediation agreement with Fair Share Housing Center 2026-03-03-Council-Agenda.
  • Ordinances 2026:08 through 2026:14 โ€“ Establishing new Affordable Housing District zones (AHD-MU2, AHD-8, AHD-9, AHD-10, AHD-12, and OVL-8A) affecting specific blocks and lots throughout Parsippany.

Each ordinance includes a public hearing prior to potential final adoption.

Craftsman Farms White Cottage Public Hearing

Council will also hold a public hearing regarding pre-qualification regulations for bidders for the Craftsman Farms White Cottage Phase 2 Rehabilitation Project.

Consent Agenda Highlights

Among items expected to be approved in bulk:

  • Extension of the townshipโ€™s sludge disposal contract
  • Change Order No. 7 for the Well 21-R Replacement and Treatment Facility Improvements Project
  • 2025 Length of Service Award Program certification lists
  • Budget transfers between appropriation reserves
  • Major soil moving permit (Block 136, Lot 33)
  • Property tax refund for a 100% permanently disabled veteran
  • Purchase of police department rugged tablets and equipment
  • Sanitation and public works vehicle equipment purchases.

Township Attorney Appointment

Under the Non-Consent Agenda, Council will vote on Resolution R2026-061, authorizing a professional services contract with Joseph DeMarco, Esq., of Scarinci Hollenbeck LLC to serve as Township Attorney for 2026.

Payroll and Bills

The Council will consider approval of:

  • March 13 payroll estimated at $1,650,000
  • Bills totaling $1,759,266.43.

Proclamations

Mayor Pulkit Desai is scheduled to present four proclamations recognizing the 2025 Socolowski Senior Citizen of the Year Award recipients.

Executive Session

The meeting is expected to conclude with a closed session to discuss litigation under attorney-client privilege

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Frank L. Cahill
Frank L. Cahill
Publisher of Parsippany Focus since 1989 and Morris Focus since 2019, both covering a wide range of events. Mr. Cahill serves as the Executive Board Member of the Parsippany Area Chamber of Commerce, Governor NJ District Kiwanis International, and Chairman of the Parsippany-Troy Hills Economic Development Advisory Board.
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