Township Committee introduces $1 million remediation ordinance for Condurso property, clearing the path for long-term preservation and public use. Mayor Frank W. Cooney noted the 28-acre site, purchased at public auction in September 2025, prevents high-density development that would cost millions
Montville adopts fourth round affordable housing package in reversal on Diversified project. The Committee unanimously approved six ordinances and 26 resolutions establishing the township's compliance framework, including zoning overlays reducing the Route 202 development to 154 units and the
Montville Township Committee authorizes closed executive session on contracts and litigation. All five committee members, including Mayor Frank W. Cooney and Deputy Mayor Matthew S. Kayne, voted unanimously to hold a closed session discussing contract negotiations, pending litigation in Schroth vs.
Montville settles affordable housing litigation; six zoning ordinances advance. Mayor Frank W. Cooney and the Township Committee unanimously authorized settlement agreements resolving fourth round affordable housing obligations, withdrawing its appeal and securing 13 additional affordable housing
Montville orders demolition of unsafe, collapsed Montgomery Avenue structure. The Township Committee voted unanimously to proceed with demolition of the building at 19 Montgomery Avenue, owned by Daniel Lin, after the Morris County Construction Board of Appeals found the structure unsafe and
Montville reorganizes with Cooney as mayor, Kayne as deputy. Frank W. Cooney was elected mayor and Matthew S. Kayne as deputy mayor for 2026, with all four present committee members voting unanimously for both positions; Chris Fano, a newly elected committeeman, also took oath of office. The
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