The Borough of Barrington has adopted Bond Ordinance 1238 appropriating $603,000 for various road and drainage improvements, including reconstruction and repaving work on Haines Avenue and other municipal roads. The scope explicitly includes milling, paving, full-depth pavement replacement, stormwater basin and drainage upgrades, parking lot resurfacing, curb and sidewalk work, ADA curb ramps, driveway aprons, utility casting and drainage grate resetting, check valves, roadway striping, landscaping, and related aesthetic improvements. This capital authorization is funded in part by a $197,685 New Jersey Department of Transportation grant, a local down payment, and up to $385,049 in bonds/notes, and it also covers engineering, surveying, design, permitting, bid documents, construction inspection, and contract administration.Specific contractors have not yet been named in the ordinance, indicating that design and construction procurements will follow under this funding. This creates upcoming opportunities for civil engineering firms, roadway and paving contractors, drainage and stormwater specialists, and related professional services to support design, bidding, and construction throughout the 20‑year useful life period identified for these assets.

Funded with $197,685 NJDOT grant plus local bonds and down payment; covers both construction and soft costs such as engineering and construction administration.