Township approves a set of consent and standalone resolutions, including escrow agreements and police vehicle financing
September 17, 2026 | Montgomery, Somerset County, New Jersey
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The committee adopted its consent agenda and then approved several standalone resolutions related to municipal operations and redevelopment financing. Resolutions approved included continuing legal services for affordable‑housing matters (Scarsini Hollenbach LLC), authorizing financing for a new 2026 Ford Explorer police vehicle through the Somerset County Improvement Authority's Municipal Bank program, and escrow funding agreements tied to redevelopment negotiations.
Township Attorney David Manchalo said escrow agreements are standard practice so "the taxpayers of Montgomery should not have to foot the bill for the review of this site," and confirmed professionals remain contracted to the township and independent despite developer‑funded escrow payments. Roll call votes recorded unanimous 'yes' from the members present for each listed resolution.
Township Attorney David Manchalo said escrow agreements are standard practice so "the taxpayers of Montgomery should not have to foot the bill for the review of this site," and confirmed professionals remain contracted to the township and independent despite developer‑funded escrow payments. Roll call votes recorded unanimous 'yes' from the members present for each listed resolution.
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