Council amended parking regulations to match new chicane striping on Upper Mountain Avenue and authorized competitive contracting for automated parking enforcement (closed-loop permit cameras); staff said permit and enforcement systems will be designed to keep data separate from police databases.

Residents and business owners told the Montclair Planning Board they fear a 10‑space on‑site allowance and the applicant's parking model will push SwimQuest users into already constrained public lots and neighborhood streets; the applicant's traffic expert said 263 nearby public spaces plus 10 on‑site stalls meet modeled peak demand, while the township consultant warned weekend peaks could erase that margin.