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Resident complaints included a patched section on Camden and Hamburg that reopened after a short time, a dangerous crossing condition near Dunkin' Donuts on Littleton Road where a resident asked the council to consider lowering the 40 mph speed limit, and multiple reports of nails and other debris coinciding with construction activity that two residents connected to flat tires. Resident Corey Herbig said he had two flat tires in one week and found the timing coincided with the restart of Beverwyck Road work. Another resident asked who pays to clear culverts and glass from roadways.

Town officials responded that Beverwyck Road work has required multiple phases because underground pipes and utilities repeatedly failed; the mayor said crews would not pave until the underlying pipes are repaired. The mayor said phase 1 ran from near Foodtown to Minnehaha and that paving was expected within about six weeks if conditions hold. He said the contractor’s performance bond covers defective sidewalk and paving work and that township funds would not pay to repair contractor errors covered by the bond.

Council members said the township had met with merchants and planned additional outreach for the next construction phase. Officials acknowledged contractors are responsible for keeping roads clear of debris during construction; the mayor said they would address complaints about debris and vehicle damage with the contractor and cited the performance bond as township protection. No formal action was taken; follow-up was described as staff and contractor oversight and community outreach.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Town Council Meeting on 5-6-2025","oneSentenceSummary","Residents raised safety and maintenance concerns on May 6 about repeated Beverwyck Road construction, road patching on Camden and Hamburg, drainage/culvert cleanings, and debris they say caused flat tires. Township officials said recurring pipe breaks delayed paving and that contractors' performance bonds cover corrective work.","taxTitle","Parsippany (Troy Hills), Morris County, New Jersey","taxId",70076,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6053570,"Council members press for budget details after sharp increases in water and sewer health-insurance lines",970,1743000,2713000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3373914-de6d2d928bdbeeb21d56f09447e79c5b&start=1743&end=2713","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3373914-de6d2d928bdbeeb21d56f09447e79c5b/thumbnail_1743000.jpg","/articles/6053570/Parsippany-Troy-Hills/Morris-County/New-Jersey/Council-members-press-for-budget-details-after-sharp-increases-in-water-and-sewer-health-insurance-lines","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6053570-f2523d911fd252adb88b7176adf58306/orig.mp4?Expires=1771170062&Signature=O3CpnVI3NC-ytS3AL8952FISgxCPiaF5MpO8~ExxbKL98LOufpdSUIvw4EwXzHaoEKlXpVTIBo3RmSJZegYUWUbirhLh~Sz-0~bRxAqV8S5DRCQT0IK~j2u28h-ysge1fr89OJX0~t4NnurA2aZr~0~1deH9HIMelHrRVOE70uKiqFen6b-H5mzjJhQG-zQum1wD7KMp6Z8iXEussi-YabdZOlEn6p1KbTgDGNIqQqW057l5Su~-v-MrtH6jDKBktAWGr5qKn-3eC~NcVhvQ3CFWzUFDSW91R~USRJfCo2U1C-h1VXFFaHZWY~YfD1~C6Qi7hxsS5~tsDfjCcSqNcg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Several township council members told Mayor Barbario and the business administrator during the May 6 agenda meeting that they want more granular budget detail before they will vote on the municipal budget scheduled for final adoption on May 20.

Council members flagged a large increase in the sewer utility health-insurance budget, which one council member said rose from $2.7 million in 2024 to $4.2 million in 2025 for roughly the same headcount. The council member said the water and sewer utilities together account for about $6.7 million of an overall $13 million health-insurance line, representing about half of the town’s total despite utilities comprising roughly 20% of employees. The member asked whether the increases reflect reallocation or an accounting change and requested a meeting with the business administrator to review the numbers.

Another council member requested department-level salary pages, vacancy lists, and details on promotions and raises. The business administrator and mayor said staff would meet with council members and make the departmental budget materials available online; the business administrator reminded members the council’s public budget presentation from April is available on the township website. The mayor and business administrator did not provide a department-by-department salary breakdown during the meeting; they said officials would schedule follow-up meetings and provide requested documentation.

Council members said they would not vote on the budget until they had received the requested financial transparency. The vote on the final 2025 budget was scheduled for the council’s May 20 meeting.","Council members raised concerns on May 6 about large year-over-year increases in health-insurance budget lines for the township’s water and sewer utilities and requested detailed salary and vacancy pages before voting on the full municipal budget.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6053575,"Parsippany (Troy Hills) mayor says memorandum of understanding on pilot revenue sharing is under way; audit review on hold",845,1631000,2476000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3373914-de6d2d928bdbeeb21d56f09447e79c5b&start=1631&end=2476","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3373914-de6d2d928bdbeeb21d56f09447e79c5b/thumbnail_1631000.jpg","/articles/6053575/Parsippany-Troy-Hills/Morris-County/New-Jersey/Parsippany-Troy-Hills-mayor-says-memorandum-of-understanding-on-pilot-revenue-sharing-is-under-way-audit-review-on-hold","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6053575-55f15f2addd278cb1011fa373712b559/orig.mp4?Expires=1771170062&Signature=oY-AxIynF~pjpmoGE6BAdLBehrB-oIOTmRcWYRM-xLX3OtT31DQYy~78sRwaWsOCcRf-GtHZHaWV-O8l3qhhdBtDe2~~iscJQTnMnmfumAnRZ7Zl-J7~E9A8f2yjZamzpXq1TQzFVqMtOlrwKn7BAKsNQyMH1goDLc4iYOUCwRCDJLMXQaspVQkdHN22fXeom5nY6-zSdxMMHzIOpILnCIjZogo45mwn~TN5NAIS~Q2C~ydPfrUv-AXYhHB1m8vh5Obbu2Sw6rlCl1yfpfcm8XpXSmtzIDUPEwT5ZLjUg1sUKnn3btkKoXfoOVNGTnn-RLGXt6XeKoKgcgp9EhklSw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Mayor Barbario told the Parsippany (Troy Hills) Township Council on May 6 that he has sent a memorandum of understanding to the school district proposing revenue sharing of pilot payments and said the proposal would return to council for approval if the district agrees.

Several council members pressed for clarity about an audit or review of the school board’s finances that had previously been linked in council discussions to any sharing of pilot revenue. Councilman Justin (surname not provided) said he understood no pilot money would be shared until that review was complete. Mayor Barbario said the review is \"on hold\" and that the memorandum of understanding is not binding; any final agreement will be negotiated by attorneys and brought back to the council for approval.

Council members questioned how the shared amount will be determined without the audit data. The mayor responded that the township’s financial advisor would analyze the numbers and determine an amount that both supports the schools and protects the township’s finances. He said the sharing could cover pilots starting in 2024 and ongoing approvals, and specifically mentioned Avalon Bay as included.

Council members asked whether pilot sharing would be affected by the school district’s 2% cap on spending increases; the mayor said that issue would be part of negotiations. The mayor also said the memorandum was intended as a starting point and that final terms, including any amount, would be reviewed in executive session and presented to council prior to final approval.

The exchange included repeated requests from council members for additional financial detail before they will vote on the budget later in May. The mayor said he prioritized the memorandum but that council review and attorney negotiation remain required steps before any revenue transfer occurs.","Mayor Barbario told the council on May 6 that he has sent a memorandum of understanding to the school district proposing pilot revenue sharing, but said a review/audit intended to inform any revenue sharing is currently on hold; council members raised concerns about timing, transparency and how numbers will be set.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6053580,"Parsippany (Troy Hills) council votes 3-2 to draft Pride Month resolution, flag to be considered",615,881000,1496000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3373914-de6d2d928bdbeeb21d56f09447e79c5b&start=881&end=1496","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3373914-de6d2d928bdbeeb21d56f09447e79c5b/thumbnail_881000.jpg","/articles/6053580/Parsippany-Troy-Hills/Morris-County/New-Jersey/Parsippany-Troy-Hills-council-votes-3-2-to-draft-Pride-Month-resolution-flag-to-be-considered","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6053580-297062debe603431206408d9c2d72215/orig.mp4?Expires=1771170062&Signature=ciQCjKwfUAqBDK6iksVach7JzG~Docj5fwfhqP7RxFmpWgksgFUiscHqFnsxugFLjaeRhmGGUeNZJOjtNm9pT0WC6A8210ZrIJq1eMvdcXbWUwKrQdpzvuV5ew98I~vUzboSsJ4Bpp1pQkMBFZkroWcnYqXpY0CD1pXkkutcqLfv-Dksa8E7uDnCIpB7U-5-srfDVoReWUUvdFM8KCWld0DaWPSPJhtc0Gc~cbbN0NhtidzTM-dA0KOktj9TiHGDMnNnhi-KbgWQi15xWM45rNLoTzW6ErpNEQS0UsXZzP0uk7B1lkuV-qMd7Smz5272ZSdhQJRODgsBNxXy7aIXGg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Parsippany (Troy Hills) Township Council voted 3-2 on May 6 to draft a resolution recognizing June as Pride Month and to consider raising a pride flag at town hall.

The measure followed public comment urging the council to restore the town’s practice of flying the pride flag. Resident Corey Herbig told the council he moved his family to Parsippany for its diversity and urged the mayor and council to \"fly the pride flag again at town hall and to issue a proclamation declaring June Pride Month.\" Betty White, identified as a resident and Garden State Equality board member, also spoke in favor, saying a visible gesture would send a welcoming message and help people who feel targeted.

The council opened the floor for discussion during the presentations and reports portion of the agenda. Councilman Hernandez moved to draft a resolution recognizing June as Pride Month; Councilman Kurifi seconded. In roll call votes, Hernandez, Neglia and Kurifi voted yes; Councilmen McGrath and Marcella voted no. Council President announced the motion passed 3–2. The motion authorized drafting a resolution for future council consideration; it did not adopt a formal proclamation on the spot nor order immediate flag installation.

Council members who spoke during discussion expressed differing views on the role of town hall in displaying flags. Councilman McGrath said town hall should be neutral on political matters and that the council had avoided endorsing national movements in recent years. Other members said the gesture was about inclusion and public safety rather than partisanship.

Mayor Barbario and other council members said the item would return for formal adoption as a resolution; staff said that step would include preparing the draft resolution and, if the council later approves it, the mechanics for display and any proclamation. No timeline for that follow-up vote was provided during the meeting.

The public comments and the council vote occurred during the regular agenda meeting; the council opened and closed a public comment period before returning to scheduled business.","The Parsippany (Troy Hills) Township Council voted 3-2 to draft a resolution recognizing June as Pride Month and to consider raising a pride flag at town hall after residents urged the action during public comment.","actionData","errors"]

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Residents complain of repeated repairs, debris and flat tires during Beverwyck Road work; council cites performance bond

Council members press for budget details after sharp increases in water and sewer health-insurance lines

Parsippany (Troy Hills) mayor says memorandum of understanding on pilot revenue sharing is under way; audit review on hold

Parsippany (Troy Hills) council votes 3-2 to draft Pride Month resolution, flag to be considered