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Barrington council reviews four-way stop for intersection

Barrington borough caucus approves closed-session resolution. The council unanimously approved Resolution 6-2026-90 authorizing discussion of contractual and personnel matters, with Mayor Hanson, Councilman Beyer, Councilman Cerrito, Councilman Drumm, and Councilwoman Mercado-Miller voting 4-0.

misc · Meeting of July 17, 2026

NJ BARRINGTON — Barrington borough caucus approves closed-session resolution. The council unanimously approved Resolution 6-2026-90 authorizing discussion of contractual and personnel matters, with Mayor Hanson, Councilman Beyer, Councilman Cerrito, Councilman Drumm, and Councilwoman Mercado-Miller voting 4-0. Council President Beach and Councilwoman VanBernum were absent.

The council reviewed an engineer recommendation for a four-way stop at Oak and Clinton avenues as a preemptive traffic-safety measure despite no reported accidents at the intersection. Solicitor Tim Higgins was tasked with reviewing neighboring ordinances regarding revision of the Chicken Ordinance for presentation in July.

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Source: the misc meeting of July 17, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.

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