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The Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Council will hold its August 5, 2025, meeting to discuss redevelopment initiatives and capital purchases. Key items include amendments to parking provisions, updates to zoning codes, and the purchase of a 2025 Ford Super Duty truck. Public participation is encouraged during the meeting.
Parsippany-Troy Hills delayed mailing third-quarter property tax bills due to a late tax rate approval from New Jersey. The grace period for tax payments is extended to August 29, 2025, with interest charges applicable for late payments. Residents can contact the Tax Collector’s Office for further information.
The Parsippany Hills High School Boys Wrestling Team will host a car wash fundraiser on Sunday, August 10, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Parsippany Elks Lodge. For $8 per car, community members can support the team while helping cover expenses for equipment and travel.
Day Pitney LLP relocated its Parsippany headquarters to 8 Sylvan Way, moving into a modern 56,000-square-foot facility. The move aligns with a nationwide modernization strategy aimed at enhancing client services. Managing Partner Paul Marino emphasized the location's advanced technology and amenities.
A Rockaway Township man, Henilkumar Patel, 24, was arrested for Driving While Intoxicated after crashing his vehicle on Old Beach Glen Road in Denville. The incident occurred around 10:26 p.m. on Saturday, August 2, and Patel faces multiple motor vehicle summonses pending a court appearance.
Mayor Barberio faces criticism for his handling of air conditioning issues at the Lake Hiawatha Library, with residents expressing dissatisfaction over delayed repairs. A local resident, Richard Suarez, highlights ongoing maintenance problems and rising taxes linked to PILOT Program properties. He urges voters to seek change in the upcoming election.
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Parsippany residents oppose a development proposal that reduces the number of units while adding an affordable housing option, arguing it violates local zoning laws and threatens the ecological integrity of Troy Meadows. The letter emphasizes the importance of adhering to the Township’s Master Plan, which prioritizes environmental protection. Concerns also include potential impacts on the area's water quality and the appropriateness of the proposed site for for-profit rentals.
The Logistics Center at Parsippany, a 140,031-square-foot industrial facility, is set to deliver in early 2026, marking a significant development in Morris County's industrial sector. The project aims to address the growing demand for logistics space, showcasing the region's recovery from past supply chain challenges. Local officials emphasize the project's role in job creation and community revitalization.
Rose House, a nonprofit in Parsippany, received a $2,500 donation from the 5th Annual Tri-State CRE Charity Golf Classic. The event, which attracted 120 golfers, also benefited Winslow Therapeutic Center and Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia Research.