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Board of Commissioners Worksession 7/13/26
Published: Jul 13, 2026
Hadenfield Reschedules Major Events, Discusses Public Property Use, and Mayoral Photos
The Hadenfield town council discussed various community events and initiatives. The postponed Black Party and drone show have been rescheduled to Saturday, September 26th, coinciding with the Harvest Fest and Elizabeth Haden marker dedication, serving as a final 250th-anniversary event. A 'table on Blanc' style event is planned for the week leading up to it. The pub crawl is seeking more participants. The council also addressed issues regarding the use of public property, specifically the Lions Club's request to place three luxury cars on King's Court for an event, with recommendations for ground protection mats or plywood to prevent damage. An alternative of dedicating three parking spots was considered. The council also discussed a mobile mammography vehicle request, which could park on the street. The matter of mayoral photos displayed in the town hall was debated, with options to relocate them or give them to the historical society.
Hadenfield Receives Clean Audit, Approves Trash Service Contract Amidst Rising Costs
The Hadenfield town council reviewed the 2025 audit, which was clean with no comments, indicating good fiscal health. A resolution acknowledging receipt of the audit will be presented at the end of the month. Additionally, the council discussed the cost of trash collection services, with Suburban submitting the sole bid which is within the anticipated budget. The service cost has significantly increased from the previous year. The council also addressed outstanding balances for Saturday trash pickup, deciding to wipe them due to the administrative hassle and cost of collection outweighing the amounts owed. The recycling tonnage grant and alcohol education grant funds will be added to the budget.
Hadenfield Considers Major Parking and Field Improvements at Ragner Park
The Hadenfield town council is discussing plans to expand and improve parking at Ragner Park. The proposed project includes doubling the current parking capacity, adding an entrance and exit on Wayne Avenue to improve access and address drainage issues, regrading the Farwood field, and installing a new pervious asphalt walking path. The project also aims to create two new natural grass fields for sports like field hockey, which are in high demand during the fall. The existing multi-purpose field will be reconfigured. The plans aim to provide alternative recreational spaces and address drainage problems, with public input being sought before finalization.
Hadenfield Council Agenda Includes Ordinance Amendments, Bid Awards, and Public Input on Park Improvements
The Hadenfield town council discussed the upcoming agenda for July 28th, including the second reading of ordinance 2026-14, which will be reintroduced as an amendment. The council will also address the 2025 audit, and potentially issue checks for emergency medical services. General event permit applications are not expected, and a tax grace period will be automatic due to the tax rate not yet being set. Professional services will be determined by decisions made later in the evening. The council is awarding bids for tree services and stump removal, with the lowest responsible bidder for tree services known for being slow but cost-effective. Grant funds for alcohol education and recycling tonnage will be added to the budget. Other items include a resolution to cancel the Rounder Field improvement, and the need to write up accompanying words. The council also plans to obtain public input on the Ragner Park improvements before going out to bid.
Hadenfield Proposes Expanded ADU Rules, Duplex Restrictions, and Reduced Building Coverage
The Hadenfield town council is considering proposed amendments to the master plan regarding accessory dwelling units (ADUs) and duplexes. The ADU proposal has been expanded townwide as a conditional use, with restrictions on size (400-1000 sq ft), one per property, and requiring a bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom. ADUs must meet existing bulk requirements and have a maximum height of 22 feet or the primary residence height, whichever is lower. Detached ADUs need to be at least 10 feet from the primary residence. Parking calculations will sum bedrooms from both the primary residence and ADU. Duplexes are proposed to be limited to specific zones (7, 8, and 9) with restrictions on size and lot requirements. The council also discussed reducing permitted building and impervious coverage by 10% in residential zoning districts to encourage preservation and manage stormwater, impacting new construction and renovations exceeding 50% of the building footprint. Preservation of historic dwellings and discouraging out-of-scale construction are also key goals, though definitions of 'older home' and 'historic' require clarification.
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