Winslow public meetings in 2025

Township Committee

The Winslow Township Committee is holding its regular meeting on December 16, 2025, to approve minutes, claims, and a series of resolutions. Key actions include promoting a police sergeant, extending a recycling contract, authorizing a pickleball court purchase, and approving a consent order in the township's affordable housing lawsuit. The agenda also includes routine items like license renewals, escrow transfers, and budget adjustments.

• Resolution promoting Kathleen Schultz to Police Sergeant
• Resolution to extend recycling marketing contract for 5 years (2026-2030)
• Resolution authorizing lease/purchase of new pickleball court at David Iullucci Memorial Park
• Resolution approving consent order in Fourth Round Affordable Housing Declaratory Judgment Action
• Resolution creating emergency appropriation for health care

The Township Committee approved a consent order in its Fourth Round Affordable Housing Declaratory Judgment Action, confirming a present need of 132 units and a prospective need of 292 units for 2025-2035. The committee also approved a block of resolutions including a developer's agreement assignment for 101 elderly cottages on Chews Landing Road, a lease/purchase for a new pickleball court, and a police sergeant promotion. Several routine items were approved, including claims, licenses, and public building use applications.

• Approved Fourth Round Affordable Housing consent order (132 present, 292 prospective units)
• Approved developer's agreement assignment to Live Well at Winslow for 101 elderly cottages
• Approved lease/purchase of new pickleball court at David Iullucci Memorial Park
• Approved promotion of Kathleen Schultz to Police Sergeant
• Approved block of resolutions R-2025-370 through R-2025-388
• Approved assignment of tax sale certificate 19-00974 to William Hart (Mayor recused)
• Denied additional street light on Russell Avenue
• Approved claims list and various licenses (clothing bins, junkyards)

Township Committee

The Winslow Township Committee will hold a general meeting on November 25, 2025, to consider a $4.3 million bond ordinance for public works equipment, a sign ordinance amendment, and numerous resolutions including street and park dedications, tax cancellations, and budget insertions. The agenda also includes routine items such as claims approval and minutes from prior meetings.

• Bond ordinance authorizing $4,300,000 for DPW capital equipment, with up to $4,085,000 in bonds
• Ordinance amending Chapter 294, Section 129 (Signs) of the Township Code
• Resolutions to rename West Atco Park 1 to 'Alberta Greene West Atco Park 1' and West Atco Park 2 to 'Walter Johnson III West Atco Park 2'
• Resolution honoring a portion of Apple Street to Orlando Covington Jr. and installing a plaque at West Atco Park 2 for Damien Covington
• Resolution appointing Michael Gingrich as Special Law Enforcement Officer Class II

The Township Committee tabled a proposed sign ordinance amendment after public concerns about free speech and the 5-sign limit. The committee also adopted a $4.3 million bond ordinance for DPW equipment and trash trucks, a preemptive measure in case trash collection must be brought in-house. Several resolutions were approved, including park renamings and budget insertions.

• Tabled sign ordinance amending Chapter 294 (8-0, Leverett absent)
• Adopted $4.3M bond ordinance for DPW equipment/trash trucks (8-0)
• Approved resolutions R-2025-334 through R-2025-338 honoring residents and renaming parks
• Approved resolutions R-2025-339 through R-2025-361 by block vote
• Approved R-2025-362 and R-2025-363 recognizing cancer awareness months
• Approved R-2025-365, R-2025-366, R-2025-367 inserting budget revenues ($43,729.26, $110,728.48, $400,000)
• Approved R-2025-368 assigning developer's agreement for Wawa on Cross Keys Road
• Approved business license, clothing bins, and junkyard license applications

Township Committee

The Winslow Township Committee is holding its regular business meeting on October 14, 2025. The agenda includes introduction of ordinances amending licensed occupations and peddling/soliciting regulations, approval of multiple contracts (including water meters, sewer lining, and waste collection), and a resolution to submit a grant for a DC fast charging station. The meeting also covers routine items like claims approval, minutes approval, and various proclamations.

• Ordinance amending Chapter 171 (Licensed Occupations) and Chapter 199 (Peddling and Soliciting) - second reading
• Resolution to award contract to Miracle Chemical Company for 15% sodium hypochlorite solution (bulk)
• Resolution to award contract for supply and delivery of Neptune T-10 water meters, registers, and parts
• Resolution to award contract for sanitary sewer lining to Vortex Services, Inc.
• Resolution extending contract with Waste Management of New Jersey for solid waste and recyclables collection for six months

The Winslow Township Committee adopted two ordinances: one updating licensed occupations fees (including home improvement stores at $55) and another revising peddling/soliciting rules to cover mobile units with additional fees per vehicle/driver. The committee also approved a block of 14 resolutions (R-2025-295 through R-2025-308) covering budget insertions, refunds, appointments, contracts, and a liquor license transfer, plus several individual resolutions including a six-month extension of the Waste Management contract. All votes were unanimous.

• Adopted O-2025-019 updating licensed occupations fees (9-0)
• Adopted O-2025-020 revising peddling/soliciting rules for mobile units (9-0)
• Approved resolutions R-2025-295 through R-2025-308 by block vote (9-0)
• Approved R-2025-309 for Camden County Local Arts grant submission (9-0)
• Approved R-2025-310 for Sagemore Estate sewer connections, rescinding R-2025-226 (9-0)
• Approved R-2025-311 Cross County Connection grant application for $2,500 (9-0)
• Approved R-2025-314 NJDEP grant application for DC fast charging station (9-0)
• Approved R-2025-315 six-month extension of Waste Management contract (9-0)

Township Committee

The Winslow Township Committee is holding a general meeting with resolutions and ordinances, including a $4.3 million bond ordinance for public works equipment and trash trucks, an emergency appropriation of $215,000, and a sign ordinance amendment. The agenda also includes routine items like claims approval, budget insertions, and permit approvals. No public hearings are scheduled for the ordinances, which are introduced for first reading.

• Bond ordinance authorizing $4,300,000 for DPW capital equipment, with up to $4,085,000 in bonds or notes
• Emergency appropriation resolution for $215,000
• Ordinance amending Chapter 294, Section 129 (Signs) of the Township Code
• Resolution approving NJDEP permit applications for 635 Johnson Road Apartments and Orchards at Elm Condo Association
• Resolution authorizing grant submission for pickleball court at David Iuliucci Memorial Park

The Township Committee introduced an ordinance amending the sign code to extend political sign display from 30 to 45 days and limit them to five per property, with size restrictions. The vote was 7-1-1 (Borrelli no, Peoples abstain). The committee also introduced a $4.3 million bond ordinance for DPW equipment and trash trucks, and approved an emergency appropriation for potential trash collection changes. Several resolutions were approved, including contracts, grants, and permit approvals.

• Introduced sign ordinance extending political sign timeframe to 45 days and limiting to 5 per property (7-1-1)
• Introduced $4.3M bond ordinance for DPW equipment and trash trucks (9-0)
• Approved emergency appropriation R-2025-316 for trash collection contingency (motion carried)
• Approved resolutions R-2025-317 through R-2025-327 by block vote (motion carried)
• Approved sewer connection for 635 Johnson Road apartments (R-2025-328)
• Approved $20,000 NJOAG Strategic Enforcement Grant (R-2025-329)
• Approved grant submission for pickleball court at David Iuliucci Memorial Park (R-2025-330)
• Denied street light request on Exit 38 bridge (motion carried, Glikas abstained)

Township Committee

The Winslow Township Committee is holding its regular meeting on September 23, 2025. They will vote on an amended developer's agreement with VB Winslow Realty, introduce ordinances amending licensed occupations and peddling/soliciting rules, and approve claims and tax cancellations. The agenda also includes announcements about water restrictions, a job fair, and a fall festival.

• Amended developer's agreement with VB Winslow Realty, LLC
• Ordinance amending Chapter 171 (Licensed Occupations) fees
• Ordinance amending Chapter 199 (Peddling and Soliciting) for mobile food truck vendors
• Resolution authorizing bids for soffit, fascia, and gutters at Well #8
• Tax levy cancellations for Shari Morton, Robert Daub, and Alan Dunich

The Winslow Township Committee introduced two ordinances: one amending Chapter 171 to clarify the Hardware Store category and add a Retail & Wholesale category, and another amending Chapter 199 to clarify food truck regulations. Both were approved for introduction by unanimous roll call votes. The committee also approved a block of resolutions, including an amended developer's agreement with VB Winslow Realty, LLC, and approved four public building and grounds applications and one business license application.

• Introduced ordinance amending Chapter 171 (Licensed Occupations) (7-0)
• Introduced ordinance amending Chapter 199 (Peddling and Soliciting) (7-0)
• Approved resolutions R-2025-288 through R-2025-293 by block vote
• Approved resolution R-2025-294, amended developer's agreement with VB Winslow Realty, LLC
• Approved four public buildings and grounds applications for Genesis Charities, Rubies and Pearls, and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
• Approved business license application for Roots and Culcha Jamaican Restaurant

Township Committee

The Winslow Township Committee is holding its regular business meeting to discuss and vote on resolutions, ordinances, and other township business. Key items include rejecting all bids for solid waste and recycling collection for 2026-2030 and authorizing a re-bid, as well as accepting a stormwater basin dedication. The agenda also includes routine items like claims approval, tax levy cancellations, and recognitions.

• Resolution to reject bids and re-bid for solid waste & recyclables collection 2026-2030
• Ordinance accepting dedication of Block 12602, Lot 36 (Devonshire Court stormwater basin) from Wilton's Corner Commercial, LLC
• Resolution authorizing engineering services for HVAC upgrades at municipal building
• Resolution authorizing engineering services for Hampton Place sanitary sewer odor investigation
• Resolution re-appointing Joseph Gallagher as Township Administrator

The Township Committee adopted an ordinance accepting dedication of a stormwater basin lot and approved a block of 20 resolutions covering engineering contracts, tax cancellations, and re-appointments. They also rejected solid waste bids to re-bid the contract, and recognized September as Suicide Prevention and Childhood Obesity Awareness months.

• Adopted ordinance O-2025-018 accepting dedication of Block 12602, Lot 36 (Devonshire Court stormwater basin) (unanimous)
• Approved resolutions R-2025-268 through R-2025-279 by block vote (unanimous)
• Approved resolution R-2025-280 establishing a dedicated trust for tree preservation escrow (unanimous)
• Approved resolution R-2025-281 authorizing engineering services for Hampton Place sewer odor investigation (unanimous)
• Approved resolution R-2025-282 rejecting solid waste bids and authorizing re-bid for 2026-2030 (unanimous)
• Approved resolutions R-2025-283 and R-2025-284 recognizing September as Suicide Prevention and Childhood Obesity months (unanimous)
• Re-appointed Joseph Gallagher as Township Administrator via R-2025-285 (unanimous)
• Approved business licenses for Ace Smoke Shop, Extra Space Storage, and Corasan Int'l Auto (unanimous)

Township Committee

The Winslow Township Committee is holding a general meeting on May 27, 2025, where the main items are the public hearing and adoption of the 2025 municipal budget, plus introduction and second reading of two bond ordinances totaling $5,050,000 for utility and capital improvements. The agenda also includes several resolutions, such as approving engineering and architect contracts, police officer appointment, and various refunds and cancellations. The meeting includes routine items like claims approval and license renewals.

• Public hearing and adoption of 2025 municipal budget
• Bond ordinance for $3,050,000 for utility capital improvements and equipment
• Bond ordinance for $2,000,000 (issuance up to $1,900,000) for various capital improvements
• Resolution to appoint Michael Parker as Senior Class II Special Law Enforcement Officer
• Resolution to award contract to Fraytak Veisz Hopkins Duthie, PC for architect services 2025

The Township Committee unanimously adopted the 2025 municipal budget of $38 million, which maintains services and funds projects like the Kendall Scott Tot Lot and West Atco Community Center renovations. The budget increases taxes by $61 per year for an average home assessed at $177,000. The committee also introduced a $3.05 million utility bond ordinance and adopted two ordinances, including a $2 million capital improvements bond and a parking code amendment.

• Adopted 2025 municipal budget (unanimous)
• Introduced $3,050,000 utility capital improvements bond ordinance (unanimous)
• Adopted O-2025-013 amending parking code (unanimous)
• Adopted O-2025-014 $2,000,000 capital improvements bond ordinance (unanimous)
• Approved resolutions R-2025-179 through R-2025-188 by block vote
• Approved R-2025-189 inserting $87,000 DCA grant revenue into budget
• Approved R-2025-190 reducing performance guarantees for Sandy Ridge
• Approved special event application for MEN Empowering Nations at Senior Center

Township Committee

The Winslow Township Committee is holding a general meeting with several action items, including introducing an ordinance for a two-year pilot Community Cat Program, approving a contract for well #8 media replacement, and awarding a janitorial services contract. The agenda also includes resolutions for tax sale certificate assignments, liens, and appointments. The meeting will end with a closed executive session to discuss litigation.

• Ordinance to implement a two-year pilot Community Cat Program (CCP)
• Resolution ratifying contract with Water Remediation Technology, LLC for Well #8 media replacement
• Resolution awarding contract for janitorial services 2025
• Resolution authorizing appeal in Norway's and Strawberry Village v. Winslow Township
• Resolution appointing four full-time Laborer 1 positions

The Township Committee adopted a two-year pilot Community Cat Program (O-2025-016) to manage feral cat colonies, limiting the number to five during the pilot. The committee also introduced an ordinance amending Chapter 10 on claims approval, approved the appointment of five new police officers, and ratified a contract for Well #8 media replacement. All votes were unanimous among present members.

• Adopted two-year pilot Community Cat Program (O-2025-016) (7-0)
• Introduced ordinance amending Chapter 10 'Claims Approval' (7-0)
• Approved resolution recognizing appointment of 5 police officers (R-2025-219a)
• Ratified contract with Water Remediation Technology, LLC for Well #8 media replacement (R-2025-220)
• Approved resolutions R-2025-221 through R-2025-236 by block vote
• Approved resolution authorizing shared services agreement with Camden County (R-2025-237)
• Approved resolution for closed session (R-2025-238)
• Approved resolution authorizing appeal in Norway's and Strawberry Village v. Winslow Township (R-2025-239)

Township Committee

The Winslow Township Committee will consider a $3.05 million bond ordinance for utility capital improvements and equipment, introduce a two-year pilot community cat program, and vote on numerous resolutions including water rate refunds, tax levy cancellations, and a contract award for pavement preservation. The agenda also includes routine items like claims approval, minutes, and proclamations.

• Bond ordinance for $3,050,000 for utility capital improvements
• Introduction of two-year pilot Community Cat Program
• Resolution awarding contract to Asphalt Paving Systems, Inc. for Walden Chase Pavement Preservation
• Resolutions for water rate refunds to Norway and Strawberry Village residents
• Resolutions to cancel tax levies for seven individuals

The Township Committee adopted a $3.05 million bond ordinance for utility capital improvements and equipment, and introduced a two-year pilot Community Cat Program. The committee also approved a block of resolutions including a $338,221 NJDOT grant for Wilton's Corner Phase 2, a contract for the Walden Chase pavement project, and several affordable housing resolutions for the fourth round obligation. Public participation included complaints about a persistent odor in Hampton Place and concerns about the proposed prison at Ancora Hospital.

• Adopted $3.05M bond ordinance for utility capital improvements (unanimous)
• Introduced two-year pilot Community Cat Program ordinance (unanimous)
• Approved resolutions R-2025-191 through R-2025-209 by block vote
• Approved $338,221 NJDOT grant insertion for Wilton's Corner Phase 2
• Awarded Walden Chase pavement preservation contract to Asphalt Paving Systems
• Approved affordable housing spending plan and fair share plan resolutions
• Approved public buildings and grounds applications for Delta Sigma Theta Sorority events
• Approved business, limousine, and peddler license applications

Township Committee

The Winslow Township Committee is holding its regular meeting to consider ordinances, resolutions, and claims. Key items include accepting a stormwater basin dedication, amending the claims approval process, approving a developer's agreement with 7 Brew Coffee, and awarding a contract for sewer jet vacuum truck services. The agenda also includes numerous resolutions for tax cancellations, escrow closures, and refunds, as well as appointments to the Planning Board and Environmental Commission.

• Ordinance accepting dedication of Block 12602, Lot 36 (Devonshire Court stormwater basin) from Wilton's Corner Commercial, LLC
• Ordinance amending Chapter 10 'Claims Approval'
• Resolution approving developer's agreement with G7B II dba 7 Brew Coffee
• Resolution awarding contract for sanitary sewer jet vacuum truck services
• Resolution authorizing hiring of two part-time police aides

The Township Committee adopted an ordinance amending the claims approval chapter, introduced a stormwater basin dedication ordinance, and approved a block of 28 resolutions (R-2025-240 through R-2025-267) covering developer agreements, escrow closures, tax cancellations, and a sanitary sewer jet vacuum truck contract. Three business licenses and one limousine license were approved. The committee also appointed Kevin Harvey to the Planning Board and Environmental Commission.

• Adopted O-2025-017 amending Chapter 10 'Claims Approval' (8-0)
• Introduced ordinance accepting dedication of Block 12602, Lot 36 (Devonshire Court stormwater basin) (8-0)
• Approved resolutions R-2025-240 through R-2025-262 by block vote
• Approved resolutions R-2025-263 through R-2025-267 individually
• Approved business licenses for AJ Firearms Tactical & Training, Brazilian Spray Tans, E-Z Stop and Mart
• Approved limousine license for Friendly Local Transport Limo
• Appointed Kevin Harvey to Planning Board and Environmental Commission
• Approved claims list and minutes of July 15, 2025

Township Committee

The Winslow Township Committee will hold a workshop and business meeting on May 13, 2025, to consider ordinances and resolutions. Key items include a $2 million bond ordinance for capital improvements and equipment, an ordinance to establish a police aide position, and a cap bank ordinance to exceed budget limits. The meeting also includes routine approvals of claims, minutes, and various resolutions.

• Bond ordinance authorizing $2,000,000 for capital improvements and equipment, with up to $1,900,000 in bonds
• Ordinance to establish the position of Police Aide for the Winslow Township Police Department
• Ordinance amending speed limits on Winterberry Lane
• Ordinance to establish a cap bank and exceed municipal budget appropriation limits for 2025
• Resolution ratifying a memorandum of agreement with the Winslow Township Superior Officers Association (FOP) 2024-2027

The Township Committee adopted three ordinances: establishing a police aide position, reducing the speed limit on Winterberry Lane, and creating a cap bank to allow a potential 3.5% budget increase. They also introduced a $2M bond ordinance for capital improvements and a parking ordinance amendment. All votes were unanimous.

• Adopted ordinance establishing police aide position (9-0)
• Adopted ordinance reducing speed limit on Winterberry Lane (9-0)
• Adopted cap bank ordinance allowing 3.5% budget increase (9-0)
• Introduced parking ordinance amendment (9-0)
• Introduced $2M bond ordinance for capital improvements (9-0)
• Approved resolutions R-2025-158 through R-2025-171 by block vote
• Approved resolutions R-2025-172 through R-2025-176 individually
• Approved two public buildings and grounds applications

Township Committee

The Winslow Township Committee is meeting to introduce the 2025 municipal budget, including a cap bank ordinance to exceed budget appropriation limits. They will also consider ordinances amending salary ranges and land development fees, plus several resolutions on tax cancellations, appointments, and a redevelopment area. The agenda includes routine items like minutes approval, proclamations, and public participation.

• Introduction of 2025 Municipal Budget and cap bank ordinance
• Ordinance amending salary ordinance O-2025-002
• Ordinance amending land development checklists and fee schedule
• Resolution appointing Leslie Templeton as part-time plumbing subcode official
• Resolution declaring Block 2204, Lot 12 as area in need of non-condemnation redevelopment

The Township Committee introduced the 2025 municipal budget, which includes a modest tax increase (e.g., $57/year on a $177,000 home) and no reduction in services. The committee also adopted ordinances amending the salary ordinance and increasing developer fees, and approved resolutions including a redevelopment area declaration. All votes were unanimous except for one resolution where Committeeman Glikas voted no.

• Introduced ordinance to establish a cap bank and exceed municipal budget appropriation limits (unanimous)
• Introduced 2025 Municipal Budget (unanimous)
• Adopted O-2025-008 amending salary ordinance (unanimous)
• Adopted O-2025-009 increasing developer escrow amounts and application fees (unanimous)
• Approved resolutions R-2025-150 through R-2025-155 by block vote (unanimous)
• Approved R-2025-156 developer's agreement with Carollo, Inc. (unanimous)
• Declared Block 2204, Lot 12 as Area in Need of Non-Condemnation Redevelopment (R-2025-157) (7-1, Glikas no)
• Approved two special event applications and a business license for Scoop Poop Away (unanimous)

Township Committee

The Winslow Township Committee will hold its regular workshop/business meeting, introducing ordinances to create a police aide position and lower the speed limit on Winterberry Lane. The committee will also vote on resolutions including a two-month extension of mining permits for Heidelberg Materials, water/sewer refunds for two communities, and an inter-municipal sewage agreement. Several appointments and a closed session are also on the agenda.

• Ordinance to establish Police Aide position in Winslow Township Police Department
• Ordinance amending speed limits on Winterberry Lane
• Resolution granting 2-month extension of resource extraction permits to Heidelberg Materials Northeast, LLC
• Resolutions providing water/sewer rate reduction refunds to Norway and Strawberry Village residents
• Resolution authorizing inter-municipal sewage conveyance agreement with Gloucester Township and EFP Urban Renewal LLC

The Winslow Township Committee introduced three ordinances, including one establishing a police aide position, and approved 17 resolutions covering contracts, appointments, and tax cancellations. The committee also approved a mutual release for withdrawal of a detox center development application near a daycare and school. No ordinances received a second reading.

• Introduced ordinance establishing police aide position (8-0)
• Introduced ordinance amending speed limits on Winterberry Lane (8-0)
• Introduced ordinance amending salary ordinance O-2025-002 (8-0)
• Approved resolutions R-2025-133 through R-2025-143 by block vote
• Approved resolution recognizing April as National Alcohol Awareness Month
• Approved resolution recognizing April as National Autism Awareness Month
• Appointed Ayron Hudson as full-time Keyboarding Clerk 1
• Appointed Jovanna Mondragon as full-time Deputy Municipal Court Administrator

Township Committee

The Winslow Township Committee is holding its regular meeting to approve minutes, claims, and several ordinances and resolutions. Key items include introducing an ordinance to create a police chaplain position, approving the assignment of redevelopment agreements for the Brightmoor project, and considering a resolution opposing an Atlantic City Electric rate increase. The agenda also includes routine announcements and proclamations.

• Ordinance to create Police Chaplain position for Winslow Township Police Department
• Resolution approving partial assignment of redevelopment agreement for Phase 1 (Units 1-3, 11-13) from Fernmoor Homes to Brightmoor at Winslow Urban Renewal, LLC
• Resolution approving partial assignment for Phase 2 (Units 4-10) to Brightmoor at Winslow Urban Renewal 2, LLC
• Resolution opposing Atlantic City Electric rate increase of more than 17% in June 2025 and additional 8% increase
• Resolution authorizing grant applications for FY26 Congressionally Directed Spending for Senior Bus and School House Lane

The Township Committee adopted an ordinance creating a police chaplain position for the Winslow Township Police Department. They also approved a block of resolutions, including a supplemental temporary budget, a grant application for a senior bus, and a resolution opposing Atlantic City Electric's proposed rate increase. The committee introduced an ordinance amending land use procedures and fee schedules, and approved two redevelopment agreement assignments for the Fernmoor Homes project.

• Adopted ordinance creating police chaplain position (8-0)
• Introduced ordinance amending land use procedures and fee schedule (8-0)
• Approved resolutions R-2025-119 through R-2025-127 by block vote
• Approved resolution opposing Atlantic City Electric rate increase (R-2025-131)
• Approved assignment of redevelopment agreement for Phase 1 (R-2025-128)
• Approved assignment of redevelopment agreement for Phase 2 (R-2025-129)
• Approved inter-municipal sewage conveyance agreement (R-2025-132)
• Approved special event applications for Delta Sigma Theta Sorority

Township Committee

The Winslow Township Committee is holding its regular meeting to consider a range of administrative and financial items. Key actions include introducing an ordinance to amend the cat chapter of the municipal code, and a second ordinance to cancel and reappropriate capital funds. The committee will also vote on numerous resolutions, including contracts for road resurfacing, a police sergeant agreement, and various licenses.

• Ordinance amending Chapter 127 (Cats) - introduction
• Ordinance cancelling $39,256.11 funded and $11,204.26 unfunded capital balances, reappropriating for other improvements
• Resolution to award Beebetown Road Resurfacing contract to Arawak Paving Co., Inc.
• Resolution authorizing change order for Wilton's Corner Resurfacing Project (contractual decrease)
• Resolution accepting $45,150 from Safe & Secure Communities Program

The Township Committee adopted two ordinances: one amending Chapter 127 (Cats) and another cancelling and reappropriating capital appropriation balances totaling $50,460.37. The committee also approved a block of resolutions (R-2024-319 through R-2024-339), plus several individual resolutions including a contract award for the Beebetown Road resurfacing project. All votes were unanimous (9-0).

• Adopted ordinance amending Chapter 127 (Cats) (9-0)
• Adopted ordinance cancelling and reappropriating $50,460.37 in capital funds (9-0)
• Approved resolutions R-2024-319 through R-2024-339 by block vote (9-0)
• Approved change order for Wilton's Corner Resurfacing Project (contractual decrease) (9-0)
• Directed Planning Board to study Block 2204, Lot 12 for non-condemnation redevelopment (9-0)
• Awarded contract for Beebetown Road Resurfacing Project to Arawak Paving Co., Inc. (9-0)
• Approved grant submission for tot lot at Villas East Park (9-0)
• Approved business license for Eastern Shore Rentals, LLC and 5 clothing/donation bin applications (9-0)

ZONING on Feb 14 2024 6:30PM

The Winslow Township Zoning Board of Adjustment is holding a regular meeting to consider five applications for variances, including a bulk variance for a handicap ramp and use variances for commercial and residential projects. All five applications were approved for completeness and/or use variances, with one continued to March 13, 2024. The meeting also includes approval of prior meeting minutes and standard procedural items.

• Bulk variance for Thomas & Yvette Gibson at 23 Orlando Dr., Sicklerville, for a handicap ramp with 26' front yard setback (30' required), continued to March 13, 2024
• Use variance for Angiello Properties, LLC at 43 Route 73 North, Berlin, to expand non-conforming use with more truck parking
• Use variance for Country Aire of Winslow, LLC on Tom Wells Road, Berlin, for a townhouse development on an undersized lot in a PC-2 commercial zone
• Use variance for Next Level Construction, Inc. at 116 North Grove St., Berlin, to expand non-residential use in a PR-1 residential zone
• Use variance for Dona Johnson at 534 Williamstown Road, Sicklerville, for a single-family dwelling in a CM commercial zone

WORKSHOP/BUSINESS on Apr 9 2024 7:00PM

The Winslow Township Committee will review the 2024 municipal budget and introduce an ordinance to establish a cap bank to exceed budget appropriation limits. The body will also approve a mandatory water usage restriction based on address numbers and times of day. Additionally, the committee will vote on a licensing ordinance amendment and several resolutions regarding refunds and permits.

• Introduction of ordinance to establish a cap bank and exceed 2024 municipal budget appropriation limits
• Mandatory water usage restriction: even addresses on even days, odd on odd days, 5-7 am and 7-9 pm
• Ordinance amending Chapter 77, Article I 'Licensing' regarding distance between premises
• Resolution for refund of water rate reduction to Strawberry Village residents (1st Quarter)
• Resolution for refund of water and sewer rate reduction to Norways residents (1st Quarter)

PLANNING on Feb 15 2024 7:00PM

The Winslow Planning Board will hold a regular meeting to consider several land-use applications, including a minor subdivision on Washington Ave, a proposed townhome development under the CCUM redevelopment plan, and a minor subdivision off Norcross Road. Two applications are requesting continuations to the March 21, 2024 meeting. The board will also approve minutes from the January 18, 2024 meetings.

• Jack Daunoras: minor subdivision on Washington Ave, Block 3801 Lot 8, proposing 4 single-family lots with private septic and wells
• CCU Phase 5 - Winslow Cross Creek: amended preliminary and final major site plan, Block 2903 Lot 10, off Lampart Ave, 30 proposed townhomes, request to continue to March 21, 2024
• Evan Schaeffer: minor subdivision, Block 3305 Lot 9, off Norcross Road, proposing 3 single-family lots with septic/wells, request to continue to March 21, 2024

ZONING on Aug 14 2024 6:30PM

The Winslow Township Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting to decide on several zoning applications, including an appeal of a denied permit, a bulk variance, a continued application for a housing development, and a request for a winery's bed-and-breakfast use. The board will also vote on resolutions for previously considered applications. Public participation is allowed for each application.

• Appeal of denied zoning permit for Michael W. Lemon Jr., 616 Johnson Road, to rebuild a 30' x 60' pole barn
• Bulk variance for ECM Builders LLC at 1 Gosling Court for front yard setbacks of 22.07' and 25.04' where 35' is required
• Continued application for Winslow House Apartments for 92 townhouses and 48 apartments with amenities
• Interpretation and waiver request by White Horse Winery to resume bed and breakfast as accessory use
• Resolutions ZR2024-035 and ZR2024-036 for Eastern Shore Rentals and Minesh Corporation

WORKSHOP/BUSINESS on May 14 2024 7:00PM

The Winslow Township Committee will hold a workshop/business meeting to consider adopting the 2024 municipal budget, including a public hearing and amendments. They will also introduce an ordinance regulating private salt storage, hold second readings on rent control and tree preservation ordinances, and vote on numerous resolutions including tax sale certificate assignments, a shared services agreement, and contract awards.

• Adoption of 2024 municipal budget as amended
• Introduction of ordinance creating Chapter 203 'Privately-Owned Salt Storage'
• Second reading of ordinance establishing Chapter 212 'Rent Control'
• Second reading of ordinance creating Chapter 270 'Trees' regulating tree preservation, removal, and replanting
• Resolution authorizing shared services agreement with Camden County for street sweeping of county roads

PLANNING on Oct 17 2024 7:00PM

The Winslow Township Planning Board will consider resolutions approving D.R. Horton's preliminary major site plan and subdivision with signage variances for a high-density residential project at Sicklerville and Chews Landing Road. The board will also discuss a proposed ordinance to allow cannabis establishments as conditional uses in industrial and PC-2 districts, and review a billboard project by the South Jersey Transportation Authority. Several applications are scheduled for continuance to the November 21 meeting.

• D.R. Horton preliminary major site plan and subdivision with bulk variances for signage, Blocks 1302, 1303, 2203 at Sicklerville and Chews Landing Road
• Ordinance to repeal and replace cannabis regulations, allowing cannabis establishments as conditional uses in industrial and PC-2 districts
• Ordinance amending sign regulations (Section 294-129)
• Review of SJTA outdoor advertising billboard at Block 602.03 Lot 1
• Swearing in of new board member Lukeshia Walker and conflict solicitor Lou Gharty

PLANNING on Aug 15 2024 7:00PM

The August 15, 2024 Planning Board meeting was cancelled. The only application on the agenda, a minor subdivision by Evan Schaeffer for three single-family homes on private septic and wells off Norcross Road, was continued from July 18 and rescheduled to September 19, 2024.

• Meeting cancelled
• Evan Schaeffer minor subdivision, Block 3305 Lot 9, off Norcross Road, proposing 3 single-family homes on private septic and wells
• Hearing continued to September 19, 2024 at 7:00 PM

WORKSHOP/BUSINESS on Oct 8 2024 7:00PM

The Winslow Township Committee will hold a workshop/business meeting on October 8, 2024, to consider ordinances, resolutions, and other township business. Key items include second reading of ordinances authorizing financial agreements for tax abatements with K. Hovnanian Villages at Hays Mill Creek and EFP Urban Renewal, LLC, as well as introduction of ordinances amending peddling/soliciting, signs, and creating new positions. The agenda also includes resolutions for engineering services, a developer's agreement, and budget insertion.

• Second reading: financial agreement with K. Hovnanian Villages at Hays Mill Creek (5-year tax abatement)
• Second reading: financial agreement with EFP Urban Renewal, LLC for redevelopment on Block 601, Lots 1.03, 2, 3, 4 (long-term tax exemption)
• Resolution: $304,141 from NJDOT Municipal Aid for Walden Chase Pavement Preservation
• Resolution: Developer's agreement with Winslow Developers, LLC (Erial Road Townhouse Project)
• Introduction: ordinance to create positions of Supervising Animal Control Officer and General Supervisor of Public Works

GENERAL on Apr 23 2024 7:00PM

The Winslow Township Committee is meeting to consider introducing ordinances on rent control and tree preservation, and to award a contract for the Wilton's Corner Resurfacing Project. They will also vote on resolutions for redevelopment agreement assignment, refunds, and temporary appropriations, and approve claims and business licenses.

• Introduction of ordinance to establish Chapter 212 'Rent Control'
• Introduction of ordinance to create Chapter 270 'Trees' regulating tree preservation, removal, and replanting
• Resolution awarding contract for Wilton's Corner Resurfacing Project to Asphalt Paving Systems, Inc.
• Resolution authorizing assignment of redevelopment agreement for 635 Johnson Road (Block 601, Lots 1.03, 2, 3, 4)
• Second reading of ordinance to exceed municipal budget appropriation limits for 2024 (cap bank)

ZONING on May 8 2024 6:30PM

The Winslow Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting on May 8, 2024, to consider applications and resolutions. They will vote on resolutions for a use variance for Joseph Robles and for completeness, density variance, and preliminary major subdivision for ARCR Home Builders. A request to continue a storage equipment application to June 12 is listed as approved.

• Resolution ZR2024-025/026: Approve completeness and use variance for Joseph Robles, Block 7405, Lot 1
• Resolution ZR2024-027/028/029: Approve completeness, density variance, and preliminary major subdivision for ARCR Home Builders, Block 4503, Lots 1 & 6
• Continuation to June 12, 2024 for Eastern Shore Rentals & Repairs, LLC (storage of equipment) at 133 Route 73, Block 4004, Lot 7

PLANNING on Apr 18 2024 7:00PM

The Winslow Township Planning Board will hold its regular meeting on April 18, 2024, at 7:00 PM. The agenda includes a request to withdraw the Sandy Ridge subdivision application, continuations for two minor subdivisions, and a decision on the CCU Phase 5 townhome project. Public participation is allowed for each application.

• Hallmark Building Group requests withdrawal of Sandy Ridge amended final major subdivision (Block 305 Lot 3.02, Duchess Drive)
• Evan Schaeffer requests continuation of minor subdivision for 3 single-family lots with septic/wells (Block 3305 Lot 9, Norcross Road)
• Stacey Bristow requests continuation of minor subdivision with bulk variances for lot frontage (Block 7003 Lot 8, South Route 73)
• CCU Phase 5 – Winslow Cross Creek: amended preliminary/final major site plan and bulk variance for undersized lot (Block 2903 Lot 10, Lampart Ave) – 30 proposed townhomes, variance for 4.24-acre lot vs 5-acre requirement

ZONING on Apr 10 2024 6:30PM

The Winslow Zoning Board of Adjustment met on April 10, 2024, to review land use applications. The board approved a preliminary major subdivision for 20 residential lots and a use variance allowing a home expansion in a commercial zone. One application was continued to May 8, 2024, and three resolutions were passed regarding variances and completeness.

• Approved preliminary major subdivision for ARCR Home Builders, LLC (20 residential lots, 3 open space lots) in Zone PR-2
• Approved use variance for Joseph Robles at 54 Hall Street to expand a 3-bedroom home to 5 bedrooms in Zone PC-3
• Continued application for Eastern Shore Rentals & Repairs, LLC at 133 Rte. 73 to May 8, 2024
• Passed Resolution ZR2024-022 approving a bulk variance for Thomas & Yvette Gibson
• Passed Resolution ZR2024-024 approving a use variance for Vision Property Group, LLC

GENERAL on Feb 27 2024 7:00PM

The Winslow Township Committee will hold its general meeting on February 27, 2024, to consider ordinances increasing water connection fees to $2,755 and sewer connection fees to $4,000, along with other routine business. The agenda also includes approving minutes, claims, contracts, and a business license application. No public hearings are scheduled.

• Ordinance to increase water connection fees to $2,755
• Ordinance to increase sewer connection fees to $4,000
• Resolution awarding contract to Tru Green Limited Partnership for fertilization program
• Resolution authorizing non-fair and open contract for police accreditation consulting
• Resolution applying for Community Development Block Grant for senior activities and bus drivers' salaries

ZONING on Nov 13 2024 6:30PM

The Winslow Zoning Board of Adjustment is holding its regular meeting to vote on several zoning applications, including use variances, bulk variances, and a major site plan for new warehouses. The agenda lists five applications, all marked as approved, covering residential and commercial projects. The meeting also includes routine items like minutes approval and public comments.

• Approved use variance for Winslow House Apartments (92 townhouses, 48 apartments) at 304 Erial Rd.
• Approved extension for self-storage use variance at 500 Cross Keys Rd.
• Approved bulk variance for 14'x14' roof overhang at 90 Old Orchard Dr.
• Approved bulk variance for 891 sq ft pole barn at 507 Riggs Ave.
• Approved major subdivision and site plan for 2 new warehouses at 101 Allied Pkwy.

GENERAL on Nov 12 2024 7:00PM

The Winslow Township Committee will hold a general meeting on November 12, 2024, to consider ordinances, resolutions, and other township business. Key items include introducing an ordinance to amend the cat code, a second reading of a dog code amendment, and a resolution to appoint a conditional redeveloper for a solar farm on Piney Hollow Road. The meeting also includes routine approvals of minutes, claims, and various licenses.

• Ordinance amending Chapter 127 (Cats)
• Ordinance cancelling and reappropriating capital funds ($39,256.11 funded, $11,204.26 unfunded)
• Resolution appointing Winslow LF Solar Farm, LLC as conditional redeveloper for Piney Hollow Road
• Resolution awarding contract to A.C. Shultes, Inc. for Well #6 Rehabilitation
• Resolution appointing part-time Special Law Enforcement Officer Class I to police department

GENERAL on Oct 22 2024 7:00PM

The Winslow Township Committee is holding its general meeting on October 22, 2024, to consider several ordinances and resolutions. Key items include a second reading of an ordinance to amend cannabis regulations in industrial and PC-2 districts, and the introduction of a dog ordinance. The committee will also vote on resolutions for road resurfacing bids, a developer's agreement, and other administrative matters.

• Second reading of ordinance to amend cannabis establishments as conditional use in industrial and PC-2 districts
• Introduction of ordinance amending Chapter 126 'Dogs'
• Resolution authorizing receipt of bids for Beebetown Road resurfacing
• Resolution approving developer's agreement with Hallmark Homes-Duchess Square, LLC
• Resolution inserting $2,250 from 2024 Cross County Connection Transportation Grant into budget

ZONING on Dec 11 2024 6:30PM

The Winslow Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting on December 11, 2024, to consider several applications, including a large residential development, a commercial building, and a storage facility. The board will also vote on resolutions for permit extensions and variances. Public participation is allowed for each application.

• Winslow House Apartments: 92 townhouses, 48 apartments, maintenance building, picnic area, playground, pool (Block 2904, Lots 6, 6.01-6.04, 9)
• Tutor Perini Corporation: 9,000 sq ft shop/office building and storage yard (Block 4402, Lot 3)
• AREC, LLC (U-Haul): 8 self-storage buildings not permitted in zone (Block 4402, Lot 2)
• 358 Wallington, LLC: change of use from antique/art mall to basketball courts (Block 303, Lot 8.03)
• Resolution ZR2024-045: permit extension for MCB Acquisition Company at 500 Cross Keys Road

PLANNING on Nov 21 2024 7:00PM

The Winslow Township Planning Board will hold its regular meeting on November 21, 2024, at 7:00 PM. The main item is a vote on the final major site plan and subdivision for D.R. Horton, Inc., which was previously granted preliminary approval. Several other applications are on the agenda, including requests to continue to the December 19 meeting, and resolutions to approve a minor subdivision for Evan Schaeffer.

• D.R. Horton, Inc. final major site plan and subdivision with bulk variances for signage, Blocks 1302, 1303, 2203, at Sicklerville and Chews Landing Road
• 402 Carlisle Realty, LLC preliminary major site plan with height variance and minor subdivision, Block 1801, Lots 36, 38, 43, 44, request to continue to December 19
• Robert Rosenberg minor subdivision, Block 1601 Lot 2, request to continue to December 19
• Manyani Homes of New Jersey LLC minor subdivision and bulk variances, Block 1303 Lot 5, Chews Landing Road
• Bruce Paparone, Inc. preliminary major subdivision and bulk variances, Block 3901 Lot 4, off North Route 73, request to continue to December 19

PLANNING on Sep 19 2024 7:00PM

The Winslow Planning Board meeting scheduled for September 19, 2024, has been cancelled. The agenda lists several applications that were to be heard, including a minor subdivision, a major site plan, and continuations, but no decisions will be made at this cancelled meeting.

• Evan Schaeffer minor subdivision: 3 single-family homes on private septic and wells off Norcross Road (Block 3305 Lot 9)
• D.R. Horton preliminary and final major site plan and subdivision with bulk variances for signage at Sicklerville and Chews Landing Road (Blocks 1302, 1303, 2203)
• 402 Carlisle Realty preliminary major site plan with bulk variance for height and minor subdivision (Block 1801 Lots 36, 38, 43, 44)
• Robert Rosenberg minor subdivision (Block 1601 Lot 2, zoned PR-6)
• Meeting cancelled; no resolutions or amendments listed

ZONING on Sep 11 2024 6:30PM

The Winslow Township Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting on September 11, 2024, at 6:30 PM. The agenda includes four applications for variances and subdivisions, one application that was withdrawn, and four resolutions, including one denying a zoning permit appeal. Public participation is allowed for each application.

• Bulk variance for Kyle L. Carter at 101 Lakeside Court, Atco (shed setback and lot coverage)
• Final major subdivision by ARCR Home Builders at First and North Central, Sicklerville (20 residential lots)
• Minor subdivision and bulk variance for Richard Davis at 203 Pump Branch Road, Waterford Works (flag lot, horse allowance)
• Use variance for NLG Performance Center at 192 South Route 73, Hammonton (recreational/educational facility)
• Resolution ZR2024-037 denying appeal for Michael J. Lemon at 616 Johnson Road

PLANNING on Jul 30 2024 6:00PM

The Winslow Township Planning Board meeting scheduled for July 30, 2024, at 6:00 PM has been cancelled. No business will be conducted, and the agenda items, including a minor subdivision application, are postponed.

• Meeting cancelled
• Evan Schaeffer minor subdivision (Block 3305 Lot 9, off Norcross Road) - 3 single-family homes on private septic and wells (continued from July 18)

PLANNING on Jul 25 2024 6:00PM

The Winslow Township Planning Board is holding a special meeting to consider a preliminary and final major site plan and subdivision application from D.R. Horton for a 530-unit residential development at Sicklerville and Chews Landing Road. The board will also vote on resolutions related to a minor subdivision application for Jack Daunoras. Public participation is allowed for each application.

• D.R. Horton proposes 530-unit residential development (254 townhomes, 276 multifamily units) at Sicklerville and Chews Landing Road
• Preliminary approval granted 7/25/2024; final approval continued to September 19, 2024
• Resolution PR2024-022 deeming Jack Daunoras' minor subdivision application complete
• Resolution PR2024-023 approving Jack Daunoras' minor subdivision application

PLANNING on Jul 18 2024 7:00PM

The Winslow Planning Board is meeting to consider two minor subdivision applications and to review proposed ordinances related to stormwater control and Pinelands regulations. The board will also vote on minutes from the previous meeting. One application is being continued to a special meeting on July 30th.

• Evan Schaeffer minor subdivision off Norcross Road, Block 3305 Lot 9, proposing 3 single-family homes on private septic and wells, continued to July 30th special meeting
• Jack Daunoras minor subdivision at Atco Ave, Block 2408 Lots 13.01 & 13.02, subdividing two lots into four building lots on public sewer and private wells
• Consistency review of ordinance amending Chapter 297 (Stormwater Control)
• Consistency review of ordinance amending Chapters 179, 296, and 298 (Natural Resources, Zoning within Pinelands, Stormwater Control within Pinelands)

GENERAL on Jul 16 2024 7:00PM

The Winslow Township Committee is holding its general meeting to consider ordinances, resolutions, and other business. Key items include introducing a tax abatement ordinance for Corridor Construction, reappropriating $1,660,773 for stormwater improvements, and approving numerous resolutions including contracts, tax cancellations, and a settlement with Camden County. The meeting also includes public participation and a closed executive session.

• Ordinance amending O-2024-004: five-year tax exemption/abatement for Corridor Construction, Inc.
• Ordinance reappropriating $1,660,773 from utility capital fund for storm water and drainage remediation
• Resolution awarding contract for 2025 fireworks
• Resolution authorizing developer's agreement with AREC 35, LLC
• Resolution approving release of performance guarantee for Dollar General (26 North Route 73)

GENERAL on Jun 25 2024 7:00PM

The Winslow Township Committee is meeting to consider several ordinances and resolutions, including a $1 million bond ordinance for capital improvements and equipment, and introductions of ordinances on speed limits, tree fees, and stormwater control. They will also vote on resolutions for liquor license renewals, redevelopment appointments, refunds, and a contract extension. The meeting includes a closed executive session for litigation settlements.

• Bond ordinance for $1,000,000 in capital improvements, issuing up to $950,000 in bonds
• Ordinance amending speed limits on East Taunton Road
• Ordinance amending tree preservation fees
• Resolution appointing Level 10 Development and K. Hovnanian as co-redevelopers
• Resolution for refunds to Strawberry Village and Norways residents for water/sewer rate reductions

ZONING on Jul 10 2024 6:30PM

The Winslow Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting on July 10, 2024, to consider three applications: a use variance and site plan waiver for outdoor equipment storage, a use variance for gold purchasing at a convenience store, and a request to continue a large housing development application. The board will also vote on several resolutions approving variances and completeness for other projects. Public participation is allowed for each application.

• Eastern Shore Rentals & Repairs, LLC: use variance and site plan waiver for two outdoor equipment storage areas totaling 3,561 sq ft at 133 Route 73, Block 4004, Lot 7 (PC-2 zone)
• Minesh Corporation: use variance to allow gold purchasing at One Stop Shoppe, 333 Sicklerville Rd., Block 3003, Lot 12.01 (CM zone)
• Winslow House Apartments, L.P.: request to continue to Aug 14, 2024 for 92 townhouses and 48 apartments with amenities at 304 Erial Rd., Block 2904, Lots 6, 6.01-6.04, 9 (C & RC zones)
• Resolution ZR2024-030: bulk variance for Build-More Contractors, LLC, Block 401, Lot 11
• Resolutions ZR2024-031/032: completeness and use variance for J.R. Concepts, Inc., Block 3801, Lot 10.01

PLANNING on Jun 20 2024 7:00PM

The Winslow Township Planning Board will hold its regular meeting, including votes on resolutions for a minor subdivision application by Stacey Bristow and continuations of two applications. The board will also discuss a letter from the Camden County Agricultural Board regarding farmland preservation plan properties.

• Resolution PR2024-020 deeming Stacey Bristow's minor subdivision application complete with waivers (Block 7003, Lot 8)
• Resolution PR2024-021 approving Stacey Bristow's minor subdivision application with variances (Block 7003, Lot 8)
• Continuation of Evan Schaeffer's minor subdivision application (Block 3305, Lot 9, off Norcross Road) to July 18, 2024
• Continuation of D.R. Horton's preliminary and final major site plan and subdivision with bulk variances for signage (Blocks 1302, 1303, 2203, Sicklerville and Chews Landing Road) to July 25, 2024 special meeting
• Discussion of Camden County Agricultural Board letter regarding Farmland Preservation Plan properties

WORKSHOP/BUSINESS on Feb 13 2024 7:00PM

The Winslow Township Committee is holding a workshop/business meeting to discuss and vote on a range of items, including two ordinance introductions, several resolutions on contracts, appointments, and property matters, and new business applications for use of public buildings. The agenda also includes routine approvals of minutes and claims.

• Ordinance accepting dedication of Sickler Court
• Ordinance amending financial agreement with Corridor Construction, Inc.
• Resolution rejecting bids for Wells Nos. 6 & 9 generator installations
• Resolution supporting Assembly Bill No. 3361 on rent increases for modular/manufactured homes
• Resolution authorizing grant submission for tot lots at Kindall L. Scott Memorial Park and Villas East Park

PLANNING REORGANIZATION on Jan 18 2024 6:45PM

The Winslow Township Planning Board is holding its annual reorganization meeting to swear in members and appoint officers, solicitors, engineers, and other professionals for 2024. The agenda includes resolutions to establish meeting dates, rules, official newspapers, and application deadlines. No substantive land-use applications or public hearings are scheduled.

• Swearing in of new and re-appointed board members
• Resolution PR2024-001 to appoint chairperson for one year
• Resolution PR2024-004 to appoint solicitor for one year
• Resolution PR2024-006 to appoint engineer for one year
• Resolution PR2024-012 to set 2024 meeting schedule

PLANNING on Dec 21 2023 7:00PM

The Winslow Township Planning Board will hold a regular meeting on December 21, 2023, to consider several land development applications. Key items include a request to continue the CCU Phase 5 townhome project, a final major subdivision for Cedarbrook Trails Phase 1, and a request to withdraw the One Stop Shoppe application. The board will also vote on resolutions related to site plan extensions and subdivision approvals.

• CCU Phase 5: 30 proposed townhomes at Block 2903 Lot 10, request to continue to January 18, 2024
• Cedarbrook Trails Phase 1: Final major subdivision at Block 5215 Lots 52.99 & 54.99
• LMC Emblem at Winslow Township Holdings: Preliminary and final major site plan with bulk variances at Johnson Road/Berlin Cross Keys Road, request to continue
• One Stop Shoppe: Request to withdraw application for drive-thru addition at Sicklerville and Williamstown Road
• Resolutions PR2023-041 through PR2023-045: Approving extensions and completions for VB Winslow Realty and Cedarbrook Trails

GENERAL on Dec 19 2023 7:00PM

The Winslow Township Committee is holding its regular general meeting on December 19, 2023. The agenda includes approval of minutes, a list of claims, several resolutions (including tax cancellations, contract awards, and budget adjustments), and new business such as public building use applications and business license applications. The meeting also includes a presentation to 2023 retirees and a special meeting announcement for January 6, 2024.

• Resolution opposing Assembly Bill A-5659
• Resolution authorizing shared services agreement with Camden County for solar-powered flashing pedestrian crosswalk signs on Chews Landing Road at Donio Park
• Resolution awarding contract to Smith Brothers Orchards for vegetative waste recycling
• Resolution authorizing cancellation of tax levies for Gary Evans, Frederick Skipper, Robert Tyrseck, and Frank Fahr
• Business license applications: The UPS Store, Nikahchi Pure, Holistic by Nature, Winslow Pharmacy

GENERAL REORGANIZATION on Jan 6 2024 12:00PM

The Winslow Township Committee held its annual reorganization meeting, swearing in Mayor Marie D. Lawrence and new committee members, and approving numerous appointments to professional positions, boards, and subcommittees. The agenda is largely procedural, focusing on the annual appointments and organizational resolutions.

• Oaths of office for Mayor Marie D. Lawrence and committee members Vincent Borrelli Jr., Evelyn Leverett, Jacquelyn Lee, and Charles Flamini
• Appointment of Stuart A. Platt as Township Solicitor and William M. Tambussi as Labor Attorney
• Appointment of Sharee Shiver as Tax Collector and Collector of Municipal Utilities
• Appointment of Michael Cesaro as Registered Municipal Auditor and Gary A. White as Municipal Engineer
• Resolution authorizing temporary budget and cash management plan

ZONING on Jan 10 2024 6:45PM

The Winslow Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting with no new applications, but will vote on several resolutions approving variances, site plans, and subdivisions for various properties. The board will also discuss the 2023 annual report for potential ordinance changes.

• Bulk variance for Stephen and Annmarie Pursel, Block 3402, Lot 10
• Preliminary and final major site plan for Winslow Developers, LLC, Block 2904, Lot 4.06
• Completeness and D variance denial for Tracy Bleacher, Block 701, Lot 2.02
• Completeness and preliminary/final major site plan for LWM Predevelopment, LLC, Block 405.01, Lots 2, 2.01-2.22, & 3
• Completeness, D5 variance, and preliminary/final major subdivision for SAC Cooper Folly, LLC, Block 2504, Lots 4.02, 4.03, 4.04, 7.02, 10 & 13

ZONING REORGANIZATION on Jan 10 2024 6:30PM

The Winslow Township Zoning Board of Adjustment is holding its annual reorganization meeting to swear in members and adopt resolutions appointing officers, professionals, and setting meeting rules for 2024. The agenda is procedural, with no public hearings or substantive zoning decisions scheduled.

• Appoints Gregory Schneider as Chairperson and Louis Parzanese as Vice Chairperson for 2024
• Appoints Darryl C. Rhone (Nash Perez) as Solicitor and Shirley Grasso as Conflict Solicitor
• Appoints Gary White, P.E. (Churchill Consulting Engineers) as Engineer and Uzo Ahiarakwe (Tochi Consulting Engineers) as Conflict Engineer
• Sets meeting dates, application deadlines, and rules of organization for 2024
• Designates Courier Post and Hammonton Gazette as official newspapers

GENERAL on Jan 16 2024 7:00PM

The Winslow Township Committee will hold its general meeting on January 16, 2024, to consider several ordinances, resolutions, and appointments. Key items include introducing ordinances to create a Special Events Program Coordinator and revise the towing and storage code, as well as resolutions for tax cancellations, license renewals, refunds, and recognizing new police officers. The meeting also includes public participation and various administrative items.

• Ordinance to create Special Events Program Coordinator
• Ordinance amending Chapter 264 on towing and storage of vehicles
• Resolutions for tax cancellations (Folashade Folorunsho, Darrius Peoples, Curtis Prayer, Anthony Saggese)
• Resolution to renew 2024 towing and storage licenses
• Resolution recognizing police officers Michael Kennedy and Michael Skillings

PLANNING on Jan 18 2024 7:00PM

The Winslow Township Planning Board is meeting to consider three applications: a request to continue the CCU Phase 5 townhome project, a minor subdivision on Washington Ave, and a withdrawal request from LMC Emblem. The board will also approve minutes from the previous meeting.

• CCU Phase 5: 30 townhomes off Lampart Ave, request to continue to Feb 15
• Jack Daunoras: minor subdivision on Washington Ave, 4 single-family lots, continue to Feb 15
• LMC Emblem at Winslow Township Holdings LLC: request to withdraw application
• Minutes of Dec 21, 2023 meeting to be approved

WORKSHOP/BUSINESS on Mar 12 2024 7:00PM

The Winslow Township Committee is holding a workshop/business meeting to consider ordinances, resolutions, and other business. Key items include introducing an ordinance to create club licenses, adopting an affordable housing spending plan, and authorizing contracts for body armor and participation in a federal equipment program. The meeting also includes the swearing-in of a new K-9 officer and several public building use applications.

• Ordinance amending Chapter 77 to create club licenses
• Resolution adopting an Affordable Housing Amended Spending Plan
• Resolution authorizing contracts for body armor and participation in the 1033 program for excess military equipment
• Resolution rejecting bids for Wells Nos. 6 & 9 generator installation
• Swearing-in of K-9 Kimber by Captain Pizzico

ZONING on Mar 13 2024 6:30PM

The Winslow Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting to consider four applications, including a bulk variance for a handicap ramp, a use variance for 13 cottage-style lodgings, and continuations for a storage facility and a residential duplex. The board will also vote on resolutions approving completeness and use variances for several properties. Public participation is allowed for each application.

• Bulk variance for Thomas and Yvette Gibson at 23 Orlando Drive, Sicklerville (Block 401.02, Lot 13) for a handicap ramp with a 26' front yard setback where 30' is required.
• Use variance for Vision Property Group, LLC on Mays Landing Road (Block 8901, Lot 11) for 13 cottage-style lodgings and an office cottage adjacent to a golf club in the PR-1 zone.
• Continuation for Eastern Shore Rentals & Repairs, LLC at 133 Route 73, Berlin (Block 4004, Lot 7) for storage of equipment and maintenance.
• Continuation for Joseph Robles at 54 Hall Street, Hammonton (Block 7405, Lot 1) for a residential duplex.
• Resolutions for completeness and use variances for Angiello Properties, Country Aire of Winslow, Dona Johnson, and Next Level Construction.

PLANNING on Mar 21 2024 7:00PM

The Winslow Township Planning Board will consider resolutions to approve a minor subdivision for Jack Daunoras, continue three applications, and discuss an ordinance amending the land use fee schedule. The meeting includes standard procedural items like minutes approval and public participation.

• Resolution PR2024-017 approving minor subdivision for Jack Daunoras at Block 3801 Lot 8
• Continuation of Evan Schaeffer's minor subdivision (3 lots) off Norcross Road to April 18
• Continuation of CCU Phase 5 (30 townhomes) off Lampart Ave to April 18
• Continuation of Hallmark Building Group's Sandy Ridge amendment (210 townhomes) to April 18
• Discussion of ordinance amending Chapter 40 fee schedule

GENERAL on Mar 26 2024 7:00PM

The Winslow Township Committee is holding a general meeting with public hearings on ordinances to increase water connection fees to $2,755 and sewer connection fees to $4,000, and to amend land use and licensing fees. They will also consider resolutions including a developer's agreement with VB Winslow Realty, LLC and several tax cancellations. The agenda includes routine announcements about water restrictions, leaf collection, and a job fair.

• Ordinance to increase water connection fees to $2,755.00
• Ordinance to increase sewer connection fees to $4,000.00
• Ordinance amending land use procedures fee schedule
• Resolution authorizing developer's agreement with VB Winslow Realty, LLC
• Resolution rescinding lien on Block 4713, Lot 9

PLANNING on May 16 2024 7:00PM

The Winslow Township Planning Board is meeting to consider applications including a minor subdivision with bulk variances for Stacey Bristow, a request to continue Evan Schaeffer's minor subdivision, and resolutions to approve an amended major site plan for Eastern Pacific Development. Public participation is allowed for each application.

• Stacey Bristow: minor subdivision with bulk variances for lot frontage at Block 7003 Lot 8, South Route 73
• Evan Schaeffer: minor subdivision at Block 3305 Lot 9, off Norcross Road, proposing 3 single-family lots with septic/wells; request to continue to June 20, 2024
• Resolution PR2024-018: deeming amended preliminary and final major site plan complete with waivers for Eastern Pacific Development, Block 2903 Lot 10
• Resolution PR2024-019: approving amended preliminary and final major site plan with variance for undersized lot for Eastern Pacific Development, Block 2903 Lot 10

GENERAL on May 28 2024 7:00PM

The Winslow Township Committee is holding its general meeting to consider several ordinances and resolutions. Key items include a $1,000,000 bond ordinance for capital improvements and equipment, amendments to the police department chapter, and a financial agreement with Corridor Construction, Inc. under a disabled veteran exemption. The meeting also includes routine approvals of claims and licenses, and announcements about water restrictions and community events.

• Bond ordinance authorizing $1,000,000 for capital improvements and equipment, with up to $950,000 in bonds
• Ordinance amending police department chapter (Chapter 55)
• Ordinance amending financial agreement with Corridor Construction, Inc. (disabled veteran exemption)
• Ordinance to create Chapter 203 on privately-owned salt storage
• Resolution authorizing construction management services for Wilton's Corner Resurfacing Project

WORKSHOP/BUSINESS on Jun 11 2024 7:00PM

The Winslow Township Committee is holding a workshop/business meeting to consider two ordinances (one amending a tax abatement agreement with Corridor Construction, Inc., and one amending the police department code for provisional entry-level officers), several resolutions including grass-cutting liens and tax levy cancellations, and limousine license applications. The agenda also includes routine items like claims approval, minutes approval, and department reports.

• Ordinance amending O-2024-004 financial agreement with Corridor Construction, Inc. (Disabled Veteran Tax Exemption)
• Ordinance amending Chapter 55 'Police Department' (Provisional Entry-Law Enforcement Officers)
• Resolution placing grass-cutting liens on various properties
• Resolution authorizing 2024/2025 plenary retail consumption license renewals (amended)
• Limousine license applications: Lifetime Transportation Services, LLC, 1 Marcia Court, Sicklerville, NJ (2 vehicles/2 applications)

ZONING on Jun 12 2024 6:30PM

The Winslow Township Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting to consider five applications. Three are listed as approved, including a bulk variance for a home, a use variance for a wine bottling and storage warehouse, and a use variance for boat and RV storage. Two applications are continued to the July 10 meeting. The board will also approve minutes and may enter executive session for a mediation update.

• Bulk variance for Build-More Contractors at 655 Erial Road (side yard setback 33.74' vs 35' permitted)
• Use variance for J.R. Concepts at 209 Washington Avenue to use barn as wine bottling/storage warehouse
• Use variance for Alkery Partners at 153 Route 73 for boat/RV storage (696 spaces on 56 acres)
• Continued: Eastern Shore Rentals at 133 Route 73 for equipment storage/maintenance
• Continued: Winslow House Apartments at 304 Erial Rd for 92 townhouses and 48 apartments

GENERAL on Aug 20 2024 7:00PM

The Winslow Township Committee is meeting to consider ordinances authorizing long-term tax exemption agreements for two housing developments, Winslow CCUM Family Apartments and K. Hovnanian Villages at Hays Mill Creek, and to amend salary ordinances. They will also vote on resolutions including emergency sewer repair, tax lien assignments, and a school police agreement. The agenda includes routine announcements and public participation.

• Ordinance authorizing financial agreement with Winslow CCUM Family Apartments Urban Renewal, LLC under Long Term Tax Exemption Law
• Ordinance authorizing financial agreement with K. Hovnanian Villages at Hays Mill Creek Urban Renewal, LLC
• Resolution for emergency contract due to sewer main collapse at Andell Place and Arbor Meadow Drive
• Resolution approving agreement with Winslow Township Board of Education for police officers at middle and high school
• Resolution authorizing assignment of tax sale certificate to Brian & Tammy Rhoads

WORKSHOP/BUSINESS on Sep 10 2024 7:00PM

The Winslow Township Committee is holding a workshop/business meeting with several ordinances and resolutions up for consideration. Key items include financial agreements for tax exemptions for two housing developments, appointments, and various administrative actions. The agenda also includes routine announcements and reports.

• Ordinance authorizing financial agreement with K. Hovnanian Villages at Hays Mill Creek, LLC under Five-Year Exemption and Abatement Law
• Second reading of ordinance for tax exemption with Winslow CCUM Family Apartments Urban Renewal, LLC
• Resolution approving tax exemption application for K. Hovnanian Villages at Hays Mill Creek Urban Renewal, LLC
• Resolution authorizing professional services agreement with Triad Advisory Services for housing monitoring
• Resolution appointing four full-time Keyboarding Clerk 1 positions and an Animal Control Officer

GENERAL on Sep 24 2024 7:00PM

The Winslow Township Committee is holding its general meeting on September 24, 2024, to consider several ordinances and resolutions. Key items include authorizing a financial agreement and tax exemption for EFP Urban Renewal, LLC for a redevelopment project, adopting revised police department rules, amending cannabis zoning regulations, and updating the fee schedule. The meeting also includes routine approvals of minutes, claims, and various resolutions.

• Ordinance authorizing financial agreement with EFP Urban Renewal, LLC for redevelopment of Block 601, Lots 1.03, 2, 3, and 4 under Long-Term Tax Exemption Law
• Ordinance adopting revised rules for Winslow Township Police Department (Chapter 55)
• Ordinance amending cannabis regulations to allow cannabis establishments as conditional use in industrial and PC-2 districts
• Ordinance amending Chapter 29 fee schedule
• Resolution approving participation in Safe and Secure Communities Grant Program FY 2025

ZONING on Oct 9 2024 6:30PM

The Winslow Township Zoning Board of Adjustment is holding a regular meeting with no new applications on the agenda. The board will vote on five resolutions, including approving a bulk variance, a final major subdivision, a minor subdivision, a use variance, and a withdrawal of an application. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and an executive session.

• Resolution ZR2024-040: bulk variance for Kyle L. Carter at 101 Lakeside Court (Block 2410.01, Lot 7)
• Resolution ZR2024-041: final major subdivision for ARCR Home Builders, LLC at North First and North Central Avenues (Block 4503, Lots 1 and 6)
• Resolution ZR2024-042: minor subdivision for Richard Davis at 203 Pump Branch Road (Block 4801, Lot 10)
• Resolution ZR2024-043: use variance for NLG Performance Center at 192 South Route 73 (Block 5806, Lots 5 and 5.01)
• Resolution ZR2024-044: withdrawal of application for HMHMHYLV, LLC at South Route 73 and East Fleming and Hay Road (Block 7402, Lot 43.03)

Township Committee

The Winslow Township Committee is holding a general meeting with several ordinances up for introduction and second reading, including amendments to water and sewer connection fees, a new building usage fee schedule, and a salary ordinance. The committee will also vote on resolutions for refunds, promotions, appointments, and a fourth-round affordable housing obligation. The agenda includes routine items like claims approval and minutes, but also notable actions on water restrictions and developer escrow refunds.

• Ordinance amending Chapter 284 (Water) and Chapter 221 (Sewer) with connection fee calculations for 2025
• Ordinance amending Chapter 29 to update miscellaneous fees
• Ordinance creating Chapter 6 for building usage policies and fees
• Resolution adopting fourth round fair share affordable housing obligation
• Resolution promoting Karen Badiacco to Animal Control Supervisor and Kelly Malia to Assistant Tax Collector

The Township Committee adopted Ordinance O-2025-001, creating Chapter 6 'Building Usage Policies and Fees' for the Senior Center and Star Building, setting a $100 annual fee for routine meetings by resident non-profits and $200 per fundraising event. The adoption came after a public hearing where numerous residents and non-profit representatives opposed the fees. The committee also introduced four ordinances, including water and sewer connection fee increases for new construction, and approved multiple resolutions including police officer appointments and a fair share affordable housing obligation.

• Adopted O-2025-001 building usage fees ordinance (6-2-1, Watkins abstained)
• Introduced water connection fee increase ordinance (9-0)
• Introduced sewer connection fee increase ordinance (9-0)
• Introduced salary ordinance amendment (9-0)
• Introduced miscellaneous fees schedule amendment (9-0)
• Approved police officer appointments Jake Leahey and Jada White
• Approved R-2025-070 fair share affordable housing obligation (8-0-1, Glikas abstained)
• Approved R-2025-064 promoting Karen Badiacco to Animal Control Supervisor

Township Committee

The Winslow Township Committee is holding its annual reorganization meeting, including administering oaths to newly elected committee members and appointing numerous officials, professionals, and board members. The committee will also introduce an ordinance creating Chapter 6 of the Township Code, 'Building Usage Policies and Fees,' and adopt resolutions for a temporary budget, tax interest rates, and other administrative matters.

• Ordinance creating Chapter 6 'Building Usage Policies and Fees'
• Resolution authorizing temporary budget
• Resolution fixing interest rate on delinquent taxes and setting grace period
• Resolution canceling overpayments and delinquencies under $10 for property taxes and $3 for water/sewer charges
• Appointments of municipal solicitor, labor attorney, municipal court judge, and other professionals

The Winslow Township Committee held its 180th reorganization meeting, swearing in newly elected committee members and appointing numerous officials, professionals, and board members for 2025. The committee introduced an ordinance creating Chapter 6 of the Township Code on building usage policies and fees. All resolutions on the agenda were approved, with one abstention on the labor attorney appointment and one 'no' vote on the sub-committee assignments.

• Introduced ordinance creating Chapter 6 'Building Usage Policies and Fees' (8-1)
• Appointed Stuart A. Platt, Esq. as Township Solicitor
• Appointed William M. Tambussi, Esq. as Labor Attorney (Glikas abstained)
• Appointed Gary A. White as Municipal Engineer and Land Surveyor
• Appointed Lawrence Luongo, Esq. as Municipal Court Judge
• Appointed Jacquelyn Lee as Deputy Mayor
• Approved sub-committee assignments (Glikas voted no)
• Approved temporary budget

Township Committee

The Winslow Township Committee will consider authorizing up to $15,194,000 in general obligation bonds, introduce ordinances on resale certificates and fees, and approve a developer's agreement. The agenda also includes routine items like claims approval, minutes, and various resolutions.

• Resolution authorizing up to $15,194,000 in general obligation bonds, Series 2025
• Ordinance renaming Chapter 205 'Certificate of Continued Occupancy' to 'Resale Certificate'
• Ordinance amending salary ranges for township officers and employees
• Ordinance amending Chapter 29 miscellaneous fees
• Resolution approving developer's agreement with Winslow 30 Developers, LLC

The Township Committee approved a resolution authorizing the issuance and sale of up to $15,194,000 in general obligation bonds, Series 2025. They also adopted two ordinances: one amending the salary ordinance for officers and employees, and another amending the schedule of miscellaneous fees. The committee approved a block of 20 resolutions (R-2025-071 through R-2025-090) covering items like a developer's agreement, tax cancellations, and hiring authorizations, and introduced an ordinance renaming the certificate of continued occupancy to 'resale certificate'.

• Approved $15,194,000 general obligation bonds, Series 2025 (unanimous)
• Adopted ordinance amending salary ordinance for officers/employees (unanimous)
• Adopted ordinance amending schedule of miscellaneous fees (unanimous)
• Introduced ordinance renaming Chapter 205 to 'Resale Certificate' (unanimous)
• Approved resolutions R-2025-071 through R-2025-090 by block vote (unanimous)
• Approved claims list (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from Jan 2 and Jan 21 meetings (unanimous)
• Approved 11 public buildings and grounds applications (unanimous)

Township Committee

The Winslow Township Committee will hold its March 11, 2025 workshop/business meeting, covering a mandatory water restriction proclamation, introduction of an ordinance to create a police chaplain position, and several resolutions including a safety and stabilization escrow agreement with Winslow 30 Developers, LLC (related to a Waterford Wawa). The agenda also includes contract awards, shared services agreements, tax cancellations, and routine approvals of minutes and claims.

• Mandatory water restrictions: odd/even day watering, 5-7 am and 7-9 pm, no watering on the 31st
• Ordinance to create Police Chaplain position for Winslow Township Police Department
• Resolution authorizing Safety and Stabilization Guarantee Escrow Agreement with Winslow 30 Developers, LLC (Waterford Wawa)
• Resolution extending contract for Wells 3, 7 & 9 radium removal plant maintenance with Water Remediation Technology for five years
• Resolutions for shared services with Camden County for West Atco Lake Park fencing and basketball court

The Winslow Township Committee introduced an ordinance to create a police chaplain position for the police department, with a unanimous roll call vote. The committee also approved a series of resolutions, including shared services agreements with Camden County for park improvements, and recognized March as National Nutrition Month and National Women's History Month. Several other resolutions were approved by block vote, covering contracts, tax cancellations, and other administrative matters. The meeting also included reports from various departments and public comments on building use and transgender visibility.

• Introduced ordinance to create police chaplain position (unanimous)
• Approved shared services agreement for West Atco Lake Park fencing (unanimous)
• Approved shared services agreement for West Atco Lake Park basketball court (unanimous)
• Approved resolutions R-2025-106 through R-2025-118 by block vote (unanimous)
• Approved public buildings and grounds applications for three organizations (unanimous)
• Approved business license for HHK Winslow I, LLC (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from February 11 and February 25 meetings (unanimous)
• Approved claims list (unanimous)

Township Committee

The Winslow Township Committee is holding a general meeting with public hearings on ordinances amending the water and sewer codes, which could affect water use restrictions and connection fees. The committee will also vote on resolutions including contracts for fertilization and paving, a police officer appointment, and tax cancellations. The agenda includes routine items like claims approval and minutes.

• Public hearing on ordinance amending Chapter 284 (Water) with water use restrictions (odd/even days, 5-7 am and 7-9 pm)
• Public hearing on ordinance amending Chapter 221 (Sewer) with connection fee calculations
• Resolution awarding contract to Tru Green Limited Partnership for 2025 fertilization program
• Resolution awarding contract to Think Pavers.Com for 2025 paving services
• Resolution authorizing lien on Block 8207 Lot 2, 746 South White Horse Pike, for site board-up

The Winslow Township Committee adopted three ordinances amending the municipal code: Chapter 284 (Water), Chapter 221 (Sewer), and Chapter 205 (renaming 'Certificate of Continued Occupancy' to 'Resale Certificate'). All three ordinances passed unanimously with 8 yes votes and 1 absence. The committee also approved a block of resolutions (R-2025-092 through R-2025-098) covering refunds, liens, contracts, appointments, and tax cancellations, plus two additional resolutions for a grant application and community development.

• Adopted O-2025-004 amending Chapter 284 'Water' (8-0, 1 absent)
• Adopted O-2025-005 amending Chapter 221 'Sewer' (8-0, 1 absent)
• Adopted O-2025-006 renaming Chapter 205 to 'Resale Certificate' (8-0, 1 absent)
• Approved resolutions R-2025-092 through R-2025-098 by block vote
• Approved R-2025-099 Governor's Council on Substance Use Disorder grant
• Approved R-2025-100 Community Development Block Grant application
• Approved two public buildings and grounds applications for the Star Building