Votes at a glance: ordinances and resolutions approved Feb. 3, 2026
February 04, 2026 | Passaic City, Passaic County, New Jersey
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At its Feb. 3 meeting the Passaic City Council took roll‑call votes to approve several ordinances and a group of resolutions. Below are the recorded outcomes as read aloud at the meeting.
Key roll‑call outcomes
- Ordinance 25‑08‑26 (restricted parking for disabled persons — second and final reading): Approved (roll call recorded as yes by Councilman Monk; Councilman Love; Councilwoman Mello; Councilman Mayer; Councilman Garcia; Councilman Colombo Martinez; Council President Sherry). Tally: 7 yes, 0 no.
- Ordinance 25‑09‑26 (amendment to restricted parking for disabled persons — second reading): Approved (same recorded roll call). Tally: 7 yes, 0 no.
- Ordinance 25‑12‑26 (short‑term rental registration — public hearing held, advanced for consideration): Public hearing opened and closed; council advanced the ordinance for further consideration (roll‑call recorded as affirmative on motion to move forward). Tally on motion to move: 7 yes, 0 no.
- Ordinance 25‑13‑26 (hotel/motel/short‑term rental occupancy tax — public hearing held, advanced for consideration): Public hearing opened and closed; council advanced the ordinance for further consideration (roll call in favor). Tally: 7 yes, 0 no.
- Resolutions and grouped items (items 19–31): Approved as a block on roll call; individual items included property exchanges, CDBG‑funded upgrades and transfers between appropriations. Tally: 7 yes, 0 no on the block vote.
Roll‑call roster (as recorded at the meeting): Councilman Monk; Councilman Love; Councilwoman Mello; Councilman Mayer; Councilman Garcia; Councilman Colombo Martinez; Council President Sherry.
Notes: In many instances the meeting recorded only the motion, second and roll‑call ‘yes’ votes; the transcript did not attribute specific movers or seconders for every motion. Where further procedural steps are required (for example, second/final reading or planning‑board referral), the council set dates or instructed staff to return with additional materials.
Key roll‑call outcomes
- Ordinance 25‑08‑26 (restricted parking for disabled persons — second and final reading): Approved (roll call recorded as yes by Councilman Monk; Councilman Love; Councilwoman Mello; Councilman Mayer; Councilman Garcia; Councilman Colombo Martinez; Council President Sherry). Tally: 7 yes, 0 no.
- Ordinance 25‑09‑26 (amendment to restricted parking for disabled persons — second reading): Approved (same recorded roll call). Tally: 7 yes, 0 no.
- Ordinance 25‑12‑26 (short‑term rental registration — public hearing held, advanced for consideration): Public hearing opened and closed; council advanced the ordinance for further consideration (roll‑call recorded as affirmative on motion to move forward). Tally on motion to move: 7 yes, 0 no.
- Ordinance 25‑13‑26 (hotel/motel/short‑term rental occupancy tax — public hearing held, advanced for consideration): Public hearing opened and closed; council advanced the ordinance for further consideration (roll call in favor). Tally: 7 yes, 0 no.
- Resolutions and grouped items (items 19–31): Approved as a block on roll call; individual items included property exchanges, CDBG‑funded upgrades and transfers between appropriations. Tally: 7 yes, 0 no on the block vote.
Roll‑call roster (as recorded at the meeting): Councilman Monk; Councilman Love; Councilwoman Mello; Councilman Mayer; Councilman Garcia; Councilman Colombo Martinez; Council President Sherry.
Notes: In many instances the meeting recorded only the motion, second and roll‑call ‘yes’ votes; the transcript did not attribute specific movers or seconders for every motion. Where further procedural steps are required (for example, second/final reading or planning‑board referral), the council set dates or instructed staff to return with additional materials.
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