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Newark City Council passes its 2026 budget.
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The consultant’s job will be to provide recommendations for the city to lower barriers to affordable housing through land use and zoning law revisions.
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Several Councilmembers voiced support for water, sewage and electric rate increases.
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The potential village could be modeled after a pallet village in Georgetown run by Springboard Delaware.
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Various departments asked for a total of 10 more full-time staff positions.
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The department's director also sought two additional full-time staff positions.
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The decision keeps post-reassessment values in place, which put more of the tax burden on residential property owners.
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The Parking Advisory Committee can promote new practices and help monitor the effectiveness of parking policies moving forward.
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Newark's city manager advised city officials to start the tax at $50 per student.
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City officials also plan to put a camera on Main Street, a business district, though that is not covered by the ordinance approved Monday.