Winslow, NJ

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Zoning Board of Adjustment will consider a one-year extension for a 40-townhome project and a request to operate a flower nursery. The board will also review multiple bulk and hardship variances for residential decks, driveways, and additions.

• One-year extension request for Country Aire at Winslow, LLC (40 townhomes at North Route 73 & Tom Wells Road)
• Completeness review for Robert and Dawn Pearson to operate a flower nursery at 439 South Egg Harbor Road
• Bulk variance for a 15' x 30' deck at 8 Conifer Court (Keisha Anderson)
• Hardship variance for two driveways at 235 Stevens Avenue (Jordan Stribling)
• Use variance for a kitchen addition and decks at 261 Pump Branch Road (Jose and Lisa Soto)

Planning Board

The Planning Board will consider two requests to extend prior approvals for land subdivisions and two new minor subdivision applications. The board will also vote on meeting minutes from August and September 2026.

• Extension request for Block 8901 Lot 12 (S. Mays Landing Road) to subdivide into three lots
• Extension request for Block 7607 Lot 5 (South White Horse Pike) to subdivide into two properties
• Minor subdivision of 508 Sicklerville Road into one single-family and one 2-family detached home lot
• Minor subdivision of 349 New Brooklyn Road to adjust internal lot lines and demolish an existing dwelling

Township Committee

The Mayor and Township Committee will meet to discuss various municipal resolutions, including infrastructure contracts and tax levy cancellations. The body is also reviewing an ordinance to reduce the speed limit on School House Lane.

• Ordinance to reduce speed limits on School House Lane
• Contract award to Asphalt Paving Systems, Inc. for Wilton's Corner Pavement Preservation, Phase 2
• Cooperative purchasing contract with Chemical Equipment Labs Of DE, Inc. for sodium chloride
• Adoption of policy for management and disbursement of Opioid Settlement Funds
• Appointment of Darren J. Dogostino as a Part-Time Special Law Enforcement Officer Class II

Township Committee

The Winslow Township Committee will consider a bond ordinance for road improvements and ordinances regarding 'data nodes' in Pinelands and non-Pinelands areas. The meeting also includes resolutions for municipal grants, tax levy cancellations, and various administrative appointments.

• Bond ordinance for road improvements authorizing up to $475,000 in general obligation bonds or notes
• Ordinance amending Pinelands area code to include 'data node' as a prohibited use
• Ordinance amending non-Pinelands area code to include 'data node' as a prohibited use
• Resolution authorizing up to $1,400,660 in Refunding Bond Anticipation Notes
• Resolution for contract award for Well 7 High Service Pump Upgrades

The Township Committee adopted a $500,000 bond ordinance for road improvements, funded partly by a $338,000 state grant, and adopted two ordinances prohibiting data centers and data nodes in Pinelands and non-Pinelands areas. The committee also approved a block of resolutions, including a $1,400,660 bond anticipation note refund and a $38,000 grant application for radios. A motion to add a resolution authorizing YouTube livestreaming of meetings failed on a roll call vote.

• Adopted $500,000 road improvement bond ordinance (7-0)
• Adopted ordinance prohibiting data centers/data nodes in Pinelands areas (7-0)
• Adopted ordinance prohibiting data centers/data nodes in non-Pinelands areas (7-0)
• Approved resolutions R-2026-268 through R-2026-278 by block vote
• Authorized issuance of up to $1,400,660 refunding bond anticipation notes
• Authorized grant application for $38,000 mobile communication radios
• Approved street light request on Fair Avenue
• Denied motion to add YouTube livestreaming resolution (3-4)

Special Meeting of the Township Committee

The Mayor and Township Committee will hold a public hearing regarding a budget amendment and vote to adopt the 2026 municipal budget. The meeting also includes a bond ordinance for road improvements and a resolution regarding tax installment grace periods.

• Public hearing on the 2026 budget amendment
• Adoption of the 2026 municipal budget (as amended)
• Bond ordinance for road improvements authorizing up to $475,000 in bonds or notes
• Resolution for an adjusted grace period for the 2026 third quarter tax installment
• Resolution for a non-public meeting regarding employment matters

The Township Committee adopted the 2026 Municipal Budget as amended, keeping the tax levy increase at 4.82 cents, which officials said adds about $85 annually to the average assessed home and $193 to a $400,000 home. The budget amendment funds a prior-year emergency health care appropriation over two years, with repayment split evenly across the 2027 and 2028 budgets. The committee also introduced a $500,000 road improvement bond ordinance for Phase II paving in Wilton's Corner and approved several procedural resolutions. A closed executive session on an employment matter was held, and no action was announced afterward.

• Adopted 2026 Municipal Budget as amended (7-0, two members absent)
• Approved budget amendment spreading emergency health care appropriation over 2027 and 2028 (7-0)
• Introduced $500,000 bond ordinance for Wilton's Corner Phase II road paving, up to $475,000 in bonds (7-0)
• Approved adjusted grace period for 2026 third quarter tax installment (7-0)
• Approved resolution for closed executive session on an employment matter (motion carried)
• Granted extension of leave of absence to employee Ivonne Zepeda-Baena (motion carried)
• Authorized reading of the budget by title only (7-0)

Township Committee

The Winslow Township Committee is holding its regular meeting on September 22, 2026. The agenda includes introduction of an ordinance to reduce the speed limit on School House Lane, approval of claims, and several resolutions including emergency sewer repair, tax cancellations, and a developer's agreement. The meeting also includes announcements about water restrictions, a fall festival, and a job fair.

• Ordinance amending Chapter 276 (Speed Limits) to reduce speed on School House Lane
• Resolution authorizing emergency sewer repair on Manor Hall Court
• Resolution approving developer's agreement with Bonnie Plants, LLC
• Resolution authorizing engineering services for Bioxide treatment at Manor Hall Pump Station
• Claims list and check register for September 5-17, 2026

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold a public hearing regarding the 2026 Master Plan, Land Use & Climate Change-Related Vulnerability Assessment. Municipal Planner Malvika Apte will present the proposal for board and public discussion. The board may consider revisions or the potential adoption of a resolution to approve the plan.

• Public hearing on 2026 Master Plan amendment
• Presentation of Land Use & Climate Change-Related Vulnerability Assessment
• Potential adoption of resolution approving the 2026 Master Plan

Planning Board

The Planning Board will review proposals to subdivide properties in the Sicklerville Road and South Mays Landing Road areas. The meeting also includes requests for extensions on previously approved subdivision applications.

• Minor Subdivision at 508 Sicklerville Road to create two residential lots
• Minor Subdivision with bulk variance for lot frontage at S. Mays Landing Road
• Extension request for minor subdivision PR2026-024
• Minor Subdivision at South White Horse Pike involving Lot 5
• Request to continue application PR2025-034 to the October 16, 2026 meeting

Township Committee

The Township Committee will conduct a public hearing and vote on the adoption of the 2026 municipal budget. The meeting also includes discussions on water usage restrictions, various land use ordinances, and community events.

• Adoption of the 2026 Municipal Budget
• Ordinance to establish a cap bank and exceed municipal budget appropriation limits
• Ordinances regarding data nodes and data centers in Pinelands and non-Pinelands areas
• Ordinances for open space dedication and utility easements for Royal Ridge development
• Resolution supporting NJDOT municipal aid for Walden Chase Phase 2 pavement preservation

The Township Committee tabled adoption of the 2026 Municipal Budget, along with a resolution to read the budget by title only, pending a state decision on an emergency note mechanism that would change the final tax rate. The committee adopted an ordinance to establish a cap bank and exceed 2026 municipal budget appropriation limits, and introduced six ordinances, including two that add "data node" to prohibited uses in Pinelands and non-Pinelands areas. A resolution authorizing live streaming of Township Committee meetings through YouTube was tabled after a 5-2 vote, and a motion to add a resolution on decorum and subcommittee assignments failed 2-5.

• Adopted O-2026-021 establishing a cap bank and exceeding 2026 municipal budget appropriation limits (7-0, two absent)
• Tabled adoption of the 2026 Municipal Budget (7-0, two absent)
• Tabled resolution authorizing reading of the budget by title only (7-0, two absent)
• Introduced ordinance amending financial agreement with K. Hovnanian Villages at Hays Mill Creek, LLC (7-0, two absent)
• Introduced ordinance accepting 20-acre open space deed within Royal Ridge Development (7-0, two absent)
• Introduced ordinance authorizing sanitary sewer easement for Royal Ridge Development (7-0, two absent)
• Introduced ordinance accepting utility and emergency access easements within Royal Ridge Development (7-0, two absent)
• Introduced ordinance adding "data node" to prohibited uses in Pinelands areas (7-0, two absent)

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Winslow Zoning Board of Adjustment will meet on September 9, 2026, to review three development applications: a bulk/hardship variance for a bedroom and bathroom addition at 21 Acorn Court, a minor site plan with conditional use approval for rooftop solar at 510 Williamstown Road, and an amended use variance for W.M. Capital, LLC’s townhome project at 519 Sicklerville Road. The meeting will also include procedural items such as reviewing minutes from the previous meeting and public comments.

• Bulk/hardship variance for bedroom/bathroom addition at 21 Acorn Court, Sicklerville
• Minor site plan with conditional use approval for rooftop solar at 510 Williamstown Road
• Amended use variance for W.M. Capital, LLC’s townhome project at 519 Sicklerville Road (reducing from 30 to 19 townhomes and adding 11 twin homes)

Township Committee

The Township Committee will introduce the 2026 municipal budget and discuss establishing a cap bank. The meeting also covers new mandatory water usage restrictions and various developer agreements and refunds.

• Introduction of the 2026 Municipal Budget
• Ordinance to establish a cap bank and exceed budget appropriation limits
• Mandatory water usage restrictions based on even/odd street addresses
• Developer's Agreement with Hallmark Homes - Royal Ridge, LLC
• Water rate reduction refunds for Strawberry Village and Norway residents

The Winslow Township Committee introduced the 2026 municipal budget, adopted a temporary emergency budget, and approved an ordinance to bank a remaining 1.5% cap increase. The committee also cancelled an unneeded $419,000 emergency appropriation, adopted Ordinance O-2026-020 amending a financial agreement with SAC Cooper Folly, and approved a block of resolutions covering license renewals, tax levy cancellations, escrow refunds, and a developer's agreement.

• Introduced Ordinance to establish a cap bank and exceed municipal budget appropriation limits (5-0)
• Approved Resolution R-2026-202A cancelling a $419,000 emergency appropriation (5-0)
• Introduced the 2026 Municipal Budget with a public hearing set for July 21st (5-0)
• Approved Resolution R-2026-203 authorizing the 2026 budget as introduced to serve as a temporary emergency budget (5-0)
• Approved claims list submitted by Treasury
• Adopted Ordinance O-2026-020 amending a financial agreement with SAC Cooper Folly, LLC (5-0)
• Approved Resolutions R-2026-204 through R-2026-213 by block vote for license renewals, tax cancellations, and escrow refunds
• Approved Resolution R-2026-215 for a developer's agreement with Hallmark Homes - Royal Ridge, LLC

Special Meeting of the Township Committee

The Township Committee will consider an ordinance to issue up to $1,400,660 in refunding bonds for an emergency appropriation. The meeting also includes resolutions regarding tax anticipation notes and a request to mail estimated tax bills after the deadline.

• Ordinance for up to $1,400,660 in Refunding Bonds/Notes
• Issuance and sale of Tax Anticipation Notes
• Application to mail third installment estimated tax bills after the deadline
• Refund of zoning permit grading inspection fee for Block 7003, Lot 6.02

The Township Committee introduced a refunding bond ordinance to finance a $1.4 million emergency appropriation for excessive health care claims, after the state directed the township away from emergency notes. The committee also approved four resolutions, including applications to the Local Finance Board and for tax anticipation notes, and a refund for a zoning permit fee. All votes were unanimous (9-0).

• Introduced refunding bond ordinance for up to $1,400,660 (9-0)
• Approved R-2026-240: application to Local Finance Board (9-0)
• Approved R-2026-241: application to mail third installment tax bills late (9-0)
• Approved R-2026-242: authorization for tax anticipation notes (9-0)
• Approved R-2026-243: refund for zoning permit grading inspection fee (9-0)

Township Committee

The Township Committee is reviewing several ordinances related to the Royal Ridge development, including land dedication and utility easements. The agenda also includes a refunding bond ordinance for up to $1,400,660 to pay an emergency appropriation.

• Refunding Bond Ordinance authorizing up to $1,400,660 in bonds or notes
• Ordinances regarding open space, sewer easements, and utility access for Royal Ridge development
• Financial agreement with K. Hovnanian Villages at Hays Mill Creek, LLC
• Resolution to advertise bids for the Wilton's Corner Phase 2 Resurfacing Project
• Resource extraction permit renewals for New Freedom Tract and Oak Terrace Tract

The Township Committee approved four-year Resource Extraction Permit renewals for the New Freedom Tract and the Oak Terrace Tract, both operated by Heidelberg Materials, subject to prior conditions and the Township Engineer's July 22, 2026 review letter. The committee also adopted five ordinances, including a refunding bond ordinance authorizing up to $1,400,660 in refunding bonds to pay an emergency appropriation tied to prior-year medical and healthcare costs, and introduced a budget amendment resolution. All votes were unanimous among the seven members present; Committeewomen Leverett and Committeeman Wilson were absent (excused).

• Approved Resource Extraction Permit renewal for the New Freedom Tract (Heidelberg Materials), subject to prior conditions and the engineer's July 22, 2026 review letter (7-0)
• Approved Resource Extraction Permit renewal for the Oak Terrace Tract (Heidelberg Materials), same conditions (7-0)
• Adopted O-2026-027 authorizing up to $1,400,660 in refunding bonds to pay an emergency appropriation (7-0)
• Adopted O-2026-023 amending a financial agreement with K. Hovnanian Villages at Hays Mill Creek, LLC (7-0)
• Adopted O-2026-024 accepting a deed of dedication for open space lands in the Royal Ridge development (7-0)
• Adopted O-2026-025 granting a sanitary sewer easement and connection for the Royal Ridge development (7-0)
• Adopted O-2026-026 accepting utility and emergency access easements in Royal Ridge (7-0)
• Introduced R-2026-244 to amend the 2026 budget; public hearing set for August 25, 2026 (7-0)

Township Committee

The Township Committee will consider several ordinances regarding tax exemptions and abatements, including agreements with SAC Cooper Folly, LLC and AREC 35, LLC. The meeting also includes resolutions for license renewals, asset disposal, and contract awards.

• Ordinance amending financial agreement with SAC Cooper Folly, LLC
• Ordinance authorizing tax exemption/abatement with AREC 35, LLC (U-Haul)
• Resolution awarding contract for the 2026 Valve Exercise Program
• Resolution authorizing 2026/2027 Plenary Retail Consumption and Distribution license renewals
• Resolution authorizing the disposal of Alcotest 7110 alcohol breath machine

The Winslow Township Committee adopted a tax exemption/abatement ordinance for an 18,000-square-foot commercial building for AREC 35, LLC (U-Haul) and introduced a financial agreement amendment with SAC Cooper Folly, LLC. Two resolutions proposed by Committeeman Glikas—one establishing standards of decorum and subcommittee assignments, and another authorizing YouTube livestreaming of meetings—both failed on roll call votes. The committee also approved a resolution authorizing the solicitor to file a petition with the New Jersey Supreme Court in the Norway's Mobile Home Court litigation.

• Adopted tax abatement ordinance for AREC 35, LLC (U-Haul) (9-0)
• Introduced ordinance amending financial agreement with SAC Cooper Folly, LLC (9-0)
• Rejected resolution on decorum standards and subcommittee assignments (2-7)
• Rejected resolution authorizing YouTube livestreaming of meetings (2-7)
• Approved resolutions R-2026-194 through R-2026-199 by block vote
• Approved resolution for executive session on Norway's Mobile Home Court litigation
• Approved resolution authorizing Supreme Court petition in Norway's litigation
• Approved business license applications for 4 businesses

Township Committee

The Township Committee will consider a $500,000 bond ordinance for road improvements and ordinances regarding 'data nodes' in Pinelands and non-Pinelands areas. The meeting also includes resolutions for issuing $1,400,660 in refunding bond anticipation notes and awarding a contract for well pump upgrades.

• $500,000 bond ordinance for various road improvements
• Ordinances redefining 'data center' and defining 'data node' in Pinelands and non-Pinelands areas
• Resolution authorizing up to $1,400,660 in refunding bond anticipation notes
• Contract award for Well 7 High Service Pump upgrades
• Grant applications for transportation management and mobile communication radios

Special Meeting of the Township Committee

The Winslow Township Committee is holding a special meeting to hold a public hearing on and adopt the amended 2026 municipal budget. They will also consider a bond ordinance for $500,000 in road improvements (issuing up to $475,000 in bonds), a resolution adjusting the grace period for third-quarter taxes, and an executive session on a personnel matter.

• Public hearing and adoption of the 2026 municipal budget (as amended)
• Bond ordinance for various road improvements, appropriating $500,000 and authorizing up to $475,000 in bonds
• Resolution allowing adjusted grace period for 2026 third quarter tax installment
• Resolution for a closed executive session on employment relationship matters

Planning Board

The Winslow Township Planning Board will hold a regular meeting to consider a minor subdivision with a variance for a property on Sicklerville Road, and to hear a request to continue a major site plan application by Osborne Power Group to May 21, 2026. The board will also discuss a landscaping condition modification for Ravello Estates and consider resolutions and other business.

• Minor subdivision of Block 2201 Lot 14 at Sicklerville Road and Church Road to create two lots, including a twin family dwelling
• Osborne Power Group request to continue its minor subdivision and major site plan application to May 21, 2026
• Discussion of landscaping approval condition modification for Ravello Estates (Block 3901 Lot 4)
• Resolution PR2025-058 to be discussed
• Approval of minutes from March 19, 2026 meeting

The Winslow Township Planning Board approved a minor subdivision with a C variance for 501 Sicklerville Road, LLC, allowing the split of a lot into two (one with an existing single-family home, one for a twin dwelling) despite being about 5,000 square feet under the required density. The board also granted a waiver for curb and sidewalk along Church Road, citing the township engineer's finding that installation would create safety hazards. The application for Osborne Power Group was continued to May 21, 2026.

• Approved minor subdivision with C variance for 501 Sicklerville Road, LLC (9-0)
• Granted waiver for curb and sidewalk along Church Road, deferring County Route 705 to Camden County
• Continued Osborne Power Group application to May 21, 2026
• Approved March 19, 2026 meeting minutes
• Excused absences of Mayor Lawrence and Mr. Wiggins

Planning Board

The Winslow Township Planning Board will hold a regular meeting with several agenda items, including a request to continue the Osborne Power Group application to June 18, 2026, and resolutions to approve a minor subdivision at 501 Sicklerville Road. The board will also conduct consistency reviews for two ordinances: one that would define and prohibit data centers and amend cannabis conditional uses in non-Pinelands areas, and another that would prohibit data centers and micro-cannabis businesses in Pinelands areas. Public participation is allowed for each application.

• Osborne Power Group application (Block 2203 Lot 9, Sicklerville Road) continued to June 18, 2026
• Resolution PR2026-029 deeming 501 Sicklerville Road LLC subdivision complete
• Resolution PR2026-030 approving minor subdivision for 501 Sicklerville Road
• Ordinance to define and prohibit data centers, amend cannabis conditional uses (non-Pinelands)
• Ordinance to prohibit data centers and micro-cannabis businesses in Pinelands areas

The Winslow Township Planning Board approved two resolutions for a minor subdivision at 501 Sicklerville Road and found two proposed ordinances consistent with the Master Plan. The ordinances would prohibit data centers township-wide and restrict cannabis establishments, with a full ban on micro-cannabis in Pinelands areas. The board recommended adoption of both ordinances.

• Approved resolution deeming minor subdivision application complete for 501 Sicklerville Road LLC (6-0)
• Approved resolution approving minor subdivision application with variances for 501 Sicklerville Road LLC (6-0)
• Found ordinance prohibiting data centers and limiting cannabis in non-Pinelands areas consistent with Master Plan (unanimous)
• Found companion ordinance prohibiting data centers and micro-cannabis in Pinelands areas consistent with Master Plan (unanimous)
• Continued Osborne Power Group application to June 18, 2026 meeting

Township Committee

The Winslow Township Committee will hold a workshop/business meeting on April 14, 2026, to consider several ordinances and resolutions. Key items include introducing ordinances to reduce speed limits on specific roads, prohibit data centers and micro-cannabis businesses in Pinelands areas, and approve a developer's agreement with Tutor Perini Corporation. The meeting will also address water restrictions, leaf collection, and various administrative resolutions.

• Ordinance to prohibit data centers and micro-cannabis businesses in Pinelands areas
• Ordinances to reduce speed limits on West Atco roadways, Landing Road, and Stevens Avenue
• Resolution approving developer's agreement with Tutor Perini Corporation
• Resolutions for water/sewer rate refunds to Norway and Strawberry Village residents
• Resolution authorizing extension of resource extraction permits for Heidelberg Materials

The Township Committee introduced four ordinances, including two that would prohibit data centers and micro-cannabis businesses in different zoning areas, with votes of 7-0-1 (one abstention) each. The committee also approved a block of resolutions, including a developer's agreement with Tutor Perini Corporation and a 90-day extension for Heidelberg Materials' resource extraction permits. Several public building and grounds applications and a Mister Softee food truck license were approved. No ordinances received a second reading or final adoption.

• Introduced ordinance to reduce speed limits on various West Atco roadways (7-0)
• Introduced ordinance to reduce speed limit on Landing Road (7-0)
• Introduced ordinance to reduce speed limit on Stevens Avenue (7-0)
• Introduced ordinance prohibiting data centers and micro-cannabis businesses in Pinelands areas (7-0-1 abstention)
• Introduced ordinance prohibiting data centers and micro-cannabis businesses in non-Pinelands areas (7-0-1 abstention)
• Approved resolutions R-2026-141 through R-2026-152 by block vote
• Approved developer's agreement with Tutor Perini Corporation for truck repair facility on Route 73
• Approved 90-day extension of resource extraction permits for Heidelberg Materials Northeast, LLC

Township Committee

The Winslow Township Committee is holding its regular meeting on April 28, 2026. The main business is the introduction and second reading of ordinances to reduce speed limits on New Brooklyn-Erial Road, various roadways in West Atco, Landing Road, and Stevens Avenue. The committee will also consider resolutions including a shared services agreement with Camden County for flashing pedestrian crosswalk signage at New Brooklyn Park, a developer's agreement with Pettinos Solar, LLC, and several tax levy cancellations. The agenda also includes announcements about water restrictions, leaf collection, Memorial Day closures, and community events.

• Ordinance to reduce speed limit on New Brooklyn-Erial Road
• Ordinance to reduce speed limits on various roadways in West Atco
• Ordinance to reduce speed limit on Landing Road
• Ordinance to reduce speed limit on Stevens Avenue
• Resolution approving developer's agreement with Pettinos Solar, LLC

The Township Committee introduced an ordinance to reduce the speed limit on New Brooklyn-Erial Road and adopted three ordinances reducing speed limits on various roadways in West Atco, Landing Road, and Stevens Avenue, all by unanimous votes. The committee also approved a developer's agreement with Pettinos Solar, LLC for a solar field at the former Owens Corning landfill site, and approved resolutions including a shared services agreement with Camden County for flashing pedestrian crosswalk signage at New Brooklyn Park. No substantive decisions were made on the data center prohibition ordinance, which remains under Planning Board review.

• Introduced ordinance to reduce speed limit on New Brooklyn-Erial Road (9-0)
• Adopted ordinance reducing speed limits on various roadways in West Atco (9-0)
• Adopted ordinance reducing speed limit on Landing Road (9-0)
• Adopted ordinance reducing speed limit on Stevens Avenue (9-0)
• Approved resolutions R-2026-159 through R-2026-165 by block vote, including tax levy cancellations and refunds
• Approved shared services agreement with Camden County for flashing pedestrian crosswalk signage at New Brooklyn Park (R-2026-166)
• Approved developer's agreement with Pettinos Solar, LLC for solar field at former Owens Corning landfill site (R-2026-167)
• Approved two public buildings and grounds applications and two business license applications

Township Committee

The Winslow Township Committee will consider two ordinances that would prohibit data centers and micro-cannabis businesses in certain areas, with Planning Board recommendations. The committee will also vote on resolutions including rescinding a vegetative waste contract, tax cancellations, and a developer's agreement assignment. Several routine items like claims approval and meeting minutes are also on the agenda.

• Ordinance to prohibit data centers and micro-cannabis businesses in Pinelands areas
• Ordinance to define and prohibit data centers and micro-cannabis in non-Pinelands areas
• Resolution rescinding contract with Britton Industries for vegetative waste disposal
• Resolution to cancel land taxes for K. Hovnanian Villages at Hays Mill Creek due to exempt status
• Resolution awarding contract for front load and roll off containers

The Township Committee adopted two ordinances prohibiting data centers and micro-cannabis businesses in Pinelands and non-Pinelands areas, respectively, after a public hearing where a resident raised concerns about definitional loopholes. The committee also approved a 5-year tax abatement for a U-Haul property, several resolutions including a contract for container collection, and a public buildings application for a Girl Scout event.

• Adopted O-2026-017 prohibiting data centers and micro-cannabis businesses in Pinelands areas (8-0)
• Adopted O-2026-018 prohibiting data centers and amending cannabis conditional uses in non-Pinelands areas (8-0)
• Introduced ordinance authorizing 5-year tax abatement agreement with AREC 35, LLC (U-Haul) (8-0)
• Approved claims list (motion carried)
• Approved resolutions R-2026-185 through R-2026-188 by block vote (motion carried)
• Approved R-2026-189 canceling land taxes for K. Hovnanian (motion carried, 2 abstentions)
• Approved R-2026-190 through R-2026-193 related to Chews Landing Road development and container contract (motions carried)
• Approved Girl Scout Troop 30725 application for Senior Citizens Center use (motion carried)

Township Committee

The Winslow Township Committee will hold a workshop/business meeting to consider ordinances, resolutions, and claims. Key items include a mandatory outdoor water use restriction, a speed limit reduction on New Brooklyn-Erial Road, and several contract awards and grant applications. The agenda also includes routine approvals of minutes and claims.

• Mandatory outdoor water use restriction: even/odd addresses water on even/odd days, 5-7 am and 7-9 pm, prohibited on the 31st
• Ordinance to reduce speed limit on New Brooklyn-Erial Road
• Resolution to enter shared services agreement with Camden County for RIM system
• Resolution to award contract for supply/delivery of public water system chemicals
• Resolution to hire five full-time compactor truck drivers for DPW

The Township Committee adopted an ordinance reducing the speed limit on New Brooklyn-Erial Road and approved 17 resolutions, including a shared services agreement with Camden County for records management, hiring five compactor truck drivers, and rejecting all bids for solid waste collection. The committee also authorized grant applications for park improvements and a contract for water system chemicals.

• Adopted ordinance reducing speed limit on New Brooklyn-Erial Road (unanimous)
• Approved shared services agreement with Camden County for RIM system access
• Approved hiring up to 5 full-time compactor truck drivers at $31.80/hour
• Rejected all bids for solid waste and recyclables collection (2026-2030)
• Authorized grant application for tot lot at Frank Donio Memorial Park
• Authorized grant application for rubber mulch at Frank Donio Memorial Park playground
• Approved contract for supply and delivery of public water system chemicals
• Approved purchase of Kubota MX5400HST tractor via ESCNJ co-op

Township Committee

The Winslow Township Committee will hold public hearings and vote on four ordinances affecting sewer and water connection fees and service charge rates. The agenda also includes routine approvals of claims, tax sale certificate assignments, cancellations, appointments, and a CDBG grant application. Several resolutions address tax lien cancellations and appointments.

• Ordinance amending Chapter 221 (Sewer) to reduce sewer connection fees
• Ordinance amending Chapter 284 (Water) to maintain water connection fee
• Ordinance amending Chapter 221, Section 6 to revise sewer service charge rates
• Ordinance amending Chapter 284, Section 31 to revise water service charge rates
• Resolution authorizing assignment of tax sale certificate #229895 to Sheila Kemp

The Township Committee adopted four ordinances adjusting sewer and water connection fees and service charges, including reducing the sewer connection fee from $4,005 to $3,900, maintaining the water connection fee at $2,768, and increasing quarterly sewer and water service charges from $102 to $110 and $106 to $110 respectively. The Committee also approved a resolution opposing data center development, with the solicitor noting an ordinance to prohibit them is being drafted. All votes were unanimous except for the data center resolution, which passed with two no votes and one abstention.

• Adopted O-2026-009 reducing sewer connection fee to $3,900 (unanimous)
• Adopted O-2026-010 maintaining water connection fee at $2,768 (unanimous)
• Adopted O-2026-011 increasing quarterly sewer service charge to $110 (unanimous)
• Adopted O-2026-012 increasing quarterly water service charge to $110 (unanimous)
• Approved resolutions R-2026-127 through R-2026-137 by block vote (unanimous)
• Approved R-2026-138 releasing maintenance guarantee for Legacy Acres (unanimous)
• Approved R-2026-139 applying for CDBG for senior bus driver salary (unanimous)
• Adopted R-2026-140 opposing data center development (7-2, 1 abstention)

Planning Board

The Winslow Township Planning Board will hold its regular meeting on January 15, 2026, to consider three minor subdivision applications, including one for Robert Rosenberg on West Taunton Road and one for Linda Vieweg on Route 73 and Davis Ave. The board will also vote on resolutions related to a major subdivision by Bruce Paparone, Inc., and an extension for ARCR Home Builders, LLC. A request to continue the SheConstruction, LLC application to February 19, 2026, is on the agenda. The meeting includes standard procedural items such as roll call, public participation, and approval of previous minutes.

• Minor subdivision for Robert Rosenberg: Block 1601 Lot 12, West Taunton Road, creating two lots (Lot A 7.10 acres, Lot B 4.68 acres)
• Minor subdivision for Linda Vieweg: Block 5002 Lot 2, Route 73 and Davis Ave, creating three lots
• Request to continue SheConstruction, LLC minor subdivision (Block 2902 Lot 5, Grimes Road) to February 19, 2026
• Resolution PR2025-056: extension of minor subdivision approval for ARCR Home Builders, LLC (Block 602 Lot 12)
• Resolutions PR2025-057 and PR2025-058: declaring complete and approving amended preliminary and final major subdivision for Bruce Paparone, Inc. (Block 3901 Lot 4)

The Winslow Township Planning Board approved a minor subdivision for Robert Rosenberg at West Taunton Road, a minor subdivision for the estate of Louise Ulaneti at Route 73 and Davis Ave, and a resolution approving the amended preliminary and final major subdivision for Bruce Paparone, Inc. The board also granted a one-year extension for ARCR Home Builders and authorized filing an answer in the D.R. Horton litigation. A continuance was granted for SheConstruction, LLC to February 19, 2026.

• Approved minor subdivision for Robert Rosenberg at West Taunton Road (9-0)
• Approved minor subdivision for Linda Vieweg estate at Route 73 and Davis Ave (9-0)
• Approved resolution PR2025-058 for Bruce Paparone, Inc. major subdivision (9-0)
• Approved resolution PR2025-056 extending ARCR Home Builders subdivision approval by one year (9-0)
• Approved resolution PR2025-057 deeming Bruce Paparone application complete (9-0)
• Granted continuance for SheConstruction, LLC to February 19, 2026 (voice vote)
• Authorized Solicitor to file answer in D.R. Horton litigation (voice vote)

Planning Board

This is the annual reorganization meeting of the Winslow Township Planning Board. Members will be sworn in, and the board will vote on resolutions to appoint a chairperson, vice chairperson, secretary, solicitor, engineer, and other professionals for 2026. The agenda is procedural, with no land-use applications or public hearings scheduled.

• Swearing in of new or reappointed members, including Anthony Raymond, Michael Passarella, and Kevin Harvey
• Resolution PR2026-001 to appoint chairperson for one year
• Resolution PR2026-004 to appoint solicitor for one year
• Resolution PR2026-006 to appoint engineer for one year
• Resolution PR2026-012 to set 2026 meeting schedule

The Winslow Township Planning Board held its 2026 reorganization meeting, swearing in members and unanimously appointing officers and professional consultants. All resolutions passed without opposition, including the selection of Timothy Mead as Chairperson, Michael Passarella as Vice Chairperson, and Christy Mezzatesta as Secretary. The board also approved its 2026 meeting schedule, rules, official newspapers, and application deadlines.

• Excused absences of Mayor Lawrence, Mr. Partee, and Ms. Waters (voice vote, all in favor)
• Appointed Timothy Mead as Chairperson (PR2026-001, unanimous)
• Appointed Michael Passarella as Vice Chairperson (PR2026-002, unanimous)
• Appointed Christy Mezzatesta as Secretary (PR2026-003, unanimous)
• Appointed Shirley Grasso as Planning Board Solicitor (PR2026-004, 9-0)
• Appointed Lou Garty as Counsel (PR2026-005, 9-0)
• Appointed Uzo Ahiarakwe as Planning Board Engineer and Traffic Engineer (PR2026-006, 007, 010, 9-0 each)
• Appointed Gary White as Conflict Engineer (PR2026-008, 009, 9-0 each)

Planning Board

The Winslow Township Planning Board will hold a regular meeting to review three minor subdivision applications, including one with bulk variances and one with a C variance for an undersized lot. The board will also discuss a consistency review of a redevelopment plan for Block 2204 Lot 12 and consider several resolutions, including one authorizing a closed executive session. The agenda includes standard procedural items such as roll call, minutes approval, and public participation.

• Minor subdivision with bulk variance for Lot 12 on S. Mays Landing Road (Block 8901 Lot 12) to create three lots
• Minor subdivision for an existing single-family home on Grimes Road (Block 2902 Lot 5)
• Minor subdivision with C variance for undersized lot on Sicklerville Road and Church Road (Block 2201 Lot 14) to create two lots
• Consistency review of Ordinance O-2026-XX adopting a redevelopment plan for Block 2204 Lot 12
• Resolution authorizing closed executive session for D.R. Horton, Inc. v. Township of Winslow Planning Board

The Winslow Township Planning Board approved two minor subdivision applications (Leidy on S. Mays Landing Road and SheConstruction on Grimes Road), each with waivers and variances. It also approved a settlement agreement with D.R. Horton regarding sewer main piping specifications, and found a redevelopment plan ordinance consistent with the master plan. All votes were unanimous among present members.

• Approved Leidy minor subdivision with bulk variance for lot frontage (unanimous)
• Approved SheConstruction minor subdivision with waivers and variance (unanimous)
• Continued 501 Sicklerville Road application to Feb 26, 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved settlement with D.R. Horton on sewer main piping (unanimous)
• Found redevelopment plan ordinance consistent with master plan (unanimous)
• Approved resolutions PR2026-017 through PR2026-021 (unanimous)

Planning Board

The Winslow Township Planning Board will hold its regular meeting on March 19, 2026, at 7:00 PM. The main items are two resolutions concerning a minor subdivision application for 501 Sicklerville Road, LLC (Block 2201, Lot 14): one deeming the application incomplete and another rescinding the prior approval. The board will also approve minutes from previous meetings and conduct routine administrative business.

• Resolution PR2026-027 deeming minor subdivision application incomplete for 501 Sicklerville Road, LLC (Block 2201, Lot 14)
• Resolution PR2026-028 rescinding minor subdivision approval for 501 Sicklerville Road, LLC (Block 2201, Lot 14)
• Approval of February 19, 2026 regular meeting minutes
• Approval of February 26, 2026 special meeting minutes

The Winslow Township Planning Board approved two resolutions concerning a minor subdivision application for 501 Sicklerville Road, LLC (Block 2201 Lot 14). Resolution PR2026-027 deemed the application incomplete because the property's title changed before the hearing and the new owner never signed or was notified. Resolution PR2026-028 rescinded the prior approval based on that material fact. No new applications were filed, and the board heard public comments on development and traffic safety but took no action on those topics.

• Approved Resolution PR2026-027 deeming minor subdivision application incomplete for 501 Sicklerville Road, LLC (4-0, Chairman Mead recused)
• Approved Resolution PR2026-028 rescinding prior minor subdivision approval for 501 Sicklerville Road, LLC (4-0)
• Approved February 19, 2026 regular meeting minutes (voice vote, all in favor)
• Approved February 26, 2026 special meeting minutes (voice vote, all in favor)
• Excused absences of five board members under Citizens Service Act (voice vote, all in favor)

Planning Board

The Winslow Township Planning Board will hold a special meeting to review a minor subdivision application for 501 Sicklerville Road, LLC, which seeks to split a lot at Sicklerville and Church Roads into two lots, one retaining the existing single-family dwelling and the other for a twin-family dwelling. The board will also conduct consistency reviews of several ordinances related to affordable housing and residential treatment facilities, and consider resolutions approving a settlement with D.R. Horton and minor subdivisions for other properties.

• Minor subdivision application for Block 2201 Lot 14 at Sicklerville Road and Church Road, seeking to create two lots (13,452 sq ft and 24,225 sq ft) with a C variance for undersized lot
• Consistency review of ordinance repealing/replacing Chapter 128 on affordable housing development fees
• Consistency review of ordinance repealing/replacing Chapter 295A on affordable housing obligations
• Consistency review of ordinances redefining 'institutional use' and authorizing residential treatment facilities as conditional uses in commercial districts
• Resolution PR2026-022 approving settlement agreement with D.R. Horton, Inc. for properties at Blocks 1302, 1303, and 2203

The Winslow Township Planning Board approved a minor subdivision with a density variance for 501 Sicklerville Road, LLC, allowing the division of a 0.86-acre lot into two lots and construction of a twin home. The approval includes conditions such as installing curb and sidewalk on Church Road and adding k-turn areas to driveways. The board also approved several resolutions, including a settlement agreement with D.R. Horton and minor subdivision applications for Taron Leidy and SHEConstruction, LLC.

• Approved minor subdivision with density variance for 501 Sicklerville Road, LLC (7-0)
• Approved settlement agreement with D.R. Horton, Inc. (9-0)
• Approved minor subdivision application for Taron Leidy (5-0)
• Approved minor subdivision application for SHEConstruction, LLC (5-0)
• Deemed Taron Leidy application complete (5-0)
• Deemed SHEConstruction, LLC application complete (5-0)

Township Committee

The Winslow Township Committee will consider several ordinances and resolutions, including two that would redefine 'institutional use' and allow residential treatment facilities, behavioral health facilities, and harm reduction centers as conditional uses in commercial districts. The committee will also vote on ordinances related to affordable housing compliance and a redevelopment plan for a specific property. Other business includes approving claims, business licenses, and various resolutions.

• Ordinances to allow residential treatment facilities in PC-2 and CM commercial districts
• Ordinances repealing and replacing chapters on affordable housing and development fees
• Redevelopment plan for Block 2204, Lot 12 on Williamstown Road
• Resolution awarding contract for 2026 fireworks
• Resolution awarding contract to Tru Green for fertilization program

The Township Committee adopted a redevelopment plan for Block 2204, Lot 12, allowing a proposed 108 residential units and medical office building in Sicklerville. The vote was 6-2, with Committeemen Glikas and Watkins voting no. The committee also adopted four ordinances, including two allowing residential treatment facilities as conditional uses in commercial districts and two updating affordable housing regulations. A motion to deny the redevelopment ordinance failed 3-5, and a motion to table it also failed.

• Adopted redevelopment plan for Block 2204, Lot 12 (108 units + medical office) (6-2)
• Adopted O-2026-004 allowing residential treatment facilities in PC-2 district (7-1)
• Adopted O-2026-005 allowing residential treatment facilities in CM district (7-1)
• Adopted O-2026-006 repealing/replacing affordable housing chapter (8-0)
• Adopted O-2026-007 repealing/replacing development fees chapter (8-0)
• Approved resolutions R-2026-113 through R-2026-126 by block vote
• Approved business licenses for Precision Painting and G7B II LLC dba 7 Brew
• Approved clothing/donation bin application for ACR Trading

Township Committee

The Winslow Township Committee is meeting to consider several ordinances and resolutions. Key items include introducing ordinances to redefine 'institutional use' and allow residential treatment facilities, behavioral health facilities, and harm reduction centers in commercial districts, as well as ordinances adjusting sewer and water connection fees and service rates. The committee will also vote on resolutions for a private land sale, tax sale certificate assignments, and a developer's agreement. The agenda also includes routine items like claims approval and announcements.

• Ordinances to allow residential treatment facilities, behavioral health facilities, and harm reduction centers in commercial districts (Pinelands and non-Pinelands)
• Ordinances amending sewer and water connection fees and service charge rates
• Ordinance repealing and replacing Chapter 295A for affordable housing compliance
• Resolution confirming private land sale to Kenya Covington (Block 3109, Lot 2)
• Resolution awarding contract for portable sanitation units 2026

The Winslow Township Committee introduced eight ordinances, including two that would allow residential treatment facilities, behavioral health facilities, and harm reduction centers as conditional uses in major commercial districts, with restrictions such as being at least 1,000 feet from schools or daycares. The committee also introduced ordinances to reduce sewer connection fees, maintain water connection fees, revise sewer and water service charge rates, and repeal/replace chapters related to affordable housing obligations and development fees. All introductions passed unanimously, with two abstentions on the treatment facility ordinances. The committee also adopted three ordinances from second reading, including the private sale of township-owned property and a financial agreement with Corridor Construction, Inc.

• Introduced ordinance to allow residential treatment facilities in PC-2 commercial districts in Pinelands areas (7-0, 2 abstentions)
• Introduced ordinance to allow residential treatment facilities in CM commercial districts in non-Pinelands areas (7-0, 2 abstentions)
• Introduced ordinance reducing sewer connection fees by $7 (9-0)
• Introduced ordinance maintaining water connection fees (9-0)
• Introduced ordinance repealing/replacing Chapter 295A for affordable housing compliance (9-0)
• Introduced ordinance repealing/replacing Chapter 128 for development fees (9-0)
• Introduced ordinances revising sewer and water service charge rates (9-0 each)
• Adopted ordinance authorizing private sale of Block 3109, Lot 2 (9-0)