Westville Borough Council adopts cannabis ordinance and extends property tax payment relief. The Council voted 6-0 to adopt Ordinance 9-2026, permitting different classes of cannabis businesses in the C-3 Business District, with two applications currently in progress. Responding to resident
Westville Borough Council approves ordinance on solicitation and endorses cannabis facility. Council voted 4-0 to adopt Ordinance No. 8-2026, which increases application fees for solicitors and restricts door-to-door activity to daylight hours only, directly addressing resident complaints about
Westville Land Use Board memorializes use variance for 183 Broadway. The board unanimously approved the memorialization of Resolution No. 2026-4 on a 6-0 roll call vote with six voting members present, including one participating via phone. Chairman Vince DiCicco presided over the meeting. The
Westville Land Use Board clears site plan and variances for Irie Mentality. The board voted 10-0 with one abstention to approve site plan and dimensional and conditional use variances for 604 Ryan Avenue, Unit S-2. Attorney Michael Ward presented testimony for the applicant, supported by
Westville Land Use Board approves cannabis application at 604 Ryan Avenue. In a 10-0 vote with 1 abstention on July 13, the board approved an application by Irie Mentality seeking minor site plan approval and dimensional and conditional use variances at 604 Ryan Avenue, Unit S-2. Board Members
Westville Land Use Board memorializes Broadway property variance. The board voted unanimously 6-0 to memorialize Resolution No. 2026-4, granting a use variance for 183 Broadway. Board Member John Louis moved the memorialization and Vice-Chair Dennis Morina seconded it. Chairman Vincent DiCicco
Westville introduces retail cannabis licensing, referring ordinance to Land Use Board after multiple business inquiries. The Borough Council unanimously advanced the measure to allow Class 5 retail licenses in commercial zones, responding to proposals including a request from Dravin Patel, owner of
Westville Borough Council unanimously adopted the 2026 municipal budget and approved two shared service pacts with Brooklawn. The budget increases the average household tax bill by $169.83, according to Administrator Ryan Giles. The council also unanimously approved resolutions to execute shared
Westville Council declines tax abatement for two Pine Street properties. The Borough Council voted 3-1-1 to reject the application from PBM Real Estate LLC for properties at 18 and 22 Pine Street, with Councilwoman Donna Domico leading opposition to the abatement on taxpayer concerns. The Council
Westville Council introduced its 2026 annual budget while unanimously approving two major capital projects. The council authorized a contract with Landberg Construction for River Drive Walking Path Phase I and approved Change Order No. 2 for water treatment plant modifications addressing PFNA
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