Alexandria Consolidates Courts, Advances Housing Zoning
Alexandria Township Committee consolidates municipal court services and advances Fourth Round affordable housing compliance. The committee voted unanimously to withdraw from its six-year shared court arrangement with Raritan Township and join a consolidated court system with Bethlehem Township
misc · Meeting of March 12, 2026
NJ ALEXANDRIA — Alexandria Township Committee consolidates municipal court services and advances Fourth Round affordable housing compliance. The committee voted unanimously to withdraw from its six-year shared court arrangement with Raritan Township and join a consolidated court system with Bethlehem Township effective April 15, 2026, accepting Municipal Court Judge Charles E. Carro's resignation with an $8,118.24 severance.
The committee also adopted Ordinance 2026-005, increasing the maximum residential density in the I-C/AH zoning district from 12 to 18 dwelling units per acre in response to state flood hazard regulations, and approved a Spending Plan and Affirmative Marketing Plan for affordable housing trust funds to maintain the required 174 affordable unit yield.
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Source: the misc meeting of March 12, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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