Moorestown public meetings in 2022

Zoning Board

The Moorestown Zoning Board will hold a regular meeting to consider two new applications: a bulk variance for a new deck at 1 Farm House Court and a use variance for a proposed Verizon Wireless telecommunications facility at 41 East Main Street. The board will also vote on a resolution for a prior application and may take official action on any agenda item.

• ZBA#2022-24: Bulk variance for new deck at 1 Farm House Court (Block 7500, Lot 1.16)
• ZBA#2021-30: Use variance for Verizon Wireless facility at 41 East Main Street (Block 4405, Lots 53 & 54)
• Resolution ZBA#2022-22 for Jacob and Samantha Brickley
• Closed session on professional contracts (Resolution ZBA-2022-25)

The Moorestown Zoning Board approved four resolutions (ZBA#2022-15, 18, 19, 20) and a bulk variance for a garage rebuild at 216 S. Washington Avenue, all by unanimous votes. A deck variance application at 1 Farm House Court was continued to the December 20, 2022 meeting for revised plans. The board also approved the October 18, 2022 minutes.

• Approved resolution ZBA#2022-15 (Glenn and Jeanne Paulsen) unanimously
• Approved resolution ZBA#2022-18 (Thomas Braddock) unanimously
• Approved resolution ZBA#2022-19 (Adrienne & Michael Carr) unanimously
• Approved resolution ZBA#2022-20 (Hristos & Virginia Kolovos) unanimously
• Approved garage bulk variance ZBA#2022-22 (Jacob and Samantha Brickley) unanimously
• Continued deck variance ZBA#2022-24 (Kamaljit Singh) to Dec. 20, 2022 meeting
• Approved October 18, 2022 meeting minutes unanimously

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is holding a hybrid meeting on December 12, 2022, to discuss and take official action on several ordinances and resolutions. Key items include second-reading votes on bond ordinances for road improvements, a water/sewer rate amendment, and a government administration change, plus a consent agenda with contracts and tax refunds. The meeting is open to the public in person and virtually.

• Ordinance 26-2022: $1,820,000 appropriation, $1,729,000 bonds for 2023 Roads Resurfacing Program
• Ordinance 27-2022: $1,360,000 appropriation, $1,292,000 bonds for West Central Avenue reconstruction
• Ordinance 28-2022: $340,000 appropriation, $323,000 bonds for Pancoast Avenue reconstruction
• Ordinance 24-2022: Revise water and sewer rates (Chapter 175)
• Resolution 250-2022: Tree removal contract to Hyperion Tree Service ($82,950 Priority 1, $11,800 Priority 2)

The Town Council approved several ordinances to fund road improvements and updated water and sewer rates. The council also passed a consent agenda covering various service contracts and financial transfers.

• Approved $1.82M for 2023 roads resurfacing program (4-1)
• Approved $1.36M for West Central Avenue reconstruction (5-0)
• Approved $340,000 for Pancoast Avenue reconstruction (5-0)
• Approved revised water and sewer rates (4-1)
• Approved modification of various boards and committees (5-0)
• Awarded tree removal contract to Hyperion Tree Service ($94,750 base) (5-0)
• Awarded laboratory testing contract to ALS Group USA Corp ($66,040.50/year) (5-0)
• Authorized $100,000 transfer to Snow Removal Reserve Trust Fund (5-0)

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is holding its annual Boards and Committees Dinner meeting, where representatives from various advisory boards and committees will provide comments. No formal action will be taken at this meeting; it is primarily a gathering for discussion and updates.

• Meeting time changed from 6 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
• Location: Lenola Fire House, 229 North Lenola Road, Moorestown, NJ
• Attendance by 15 boards and committees including Planning Board, Zoning Board, and Environmental Advisory Committee
• Public comment period included

The meeting was held to express appreciation for the township's volunteer boards and committees. No substantive legislative decisions or votes were taken during the session.

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board will consider several land-use applications, including a change of use and site plan for a liquor store, extensions of prior approvals, and a minor subdivision with variances. The board may take official action on any item on the agenda.

• PB#2022-24: Jit Renjen (Buy Rite Wine & Liquor), 1101 Nixon Drive, change of use with preliminary and final site plan
• PB#2021-12EXT: Mary Flanagan, 426 Flynn Ave., extension of minor subdivision approval
• PB#2020-07EXT: Community Investment Strategies, Inc., The Place at Moorestown (Heritage Village), Centerton Road, extension of major site plan approval
• PB#2022-25: Flynn Avenue Associates, LLC, 605 Glen Avenue, minor subdivision with variances (2 lots, 2.956 and 5.399 acres)

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is meeting to discuss and potentially take action on several ordinances and resolutions. Key items include first-reading ordinances to revise water and sewer rates, modify boards and committees, and authorize bond issuances for road resurfacing and reconstruction projects. The council will also consider consent agenda resolutions, including a janitorial contract extension and appointments to an advisory committee.

• Ordinance 24-2022: Revise water and sewer rates (Chapter 175)
• Ordinance 26-2022: $1,820,000 appropriation, $1,729,000 bonds for 2023 roads resurfacing
• Ordinance 27-2022: $1,360,000 appropriation, $1,292,000 bonds for West Central Avenue reconstruction
• Ordinance 28-2022: $340,000 appropriation, $323,000 bonds for Pancoast Avenue reconstruction
• Resolution 244-2022: One-year extension of janitorial contract with Janitorial Management Inc., not to exceed $119,470

The Moorestown Township Council introduced four ordinances on first reading, including water/sewer rate changes and bond authorizations for road resurfacing and reconstruction projects. All were approved unanimously with Councilmember Van Dyken absent. The council also adopted the consent agenda and several resolutions, including a janitorial contract extension and appointments to a new advisory committee.

• Introduced Ordinance 24-2022 revising water and sewer rates (unanimous)
• Introduced Ordinance 25-2022 modifying boards and committees (unanimous)
• Introduced Ordinance 26-2022 authorizing $1,729,000 in bonds for 2023 roads resurfacing (unanimous)
• Introduced Ordinance 27-2022 authorizing $1,292,000 in bonds for West Central Avenue reconstruction (unanimous)
• Introduced Ordinance 28-2022 authorizing $323,000 in bonds for Pancoast Avenue reconstruction (unanimous)
• Adopted Consent Agenda Resolution CA 11 28 2022 (unanimous)
• Approved one-year extension of janitorial contract to Janitorial Management Inc. up to $119,470 (unanimous)
• Made initial appointments to the Better Together Advisory Committee (unanimous)

Zoning Board

The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting to consider resolutions for four prior applications, approve minutes, and hear two new variance requests. The new business includes a bulk variance to rebuild and extend a garage on South Washington Avenue and a variance for a new deck on Farm House Court. Formal action may be taken on any item.

• Resolution ZBA#2022-15 for Glenn and Jeanne Paulsen
• Resolution ZBA#2022-18 for Thomas Braddock
• Resolution ZBA#2022-19 for Adrienne & Michael Carr
• Resolution ZBA#2022-20 for Hristos & Virginia Kolovos
• New business: ZBA#2022-22 (216 S. Washington Ave) and ZBA#2022-24 (1 Farm House Court)

The Zoning Board of Adjustment approved four bulk variance applications for residential properties on Tom Brown Road and S. Washington Avenue. The board also approved three resolutions and the September 20, 2022, meeting minutes.

• Approved pole barn and fencing at 345 Tom Brown Road (unanimous)
• Approved replacement split rail fence at 333 Tom Brown Road (unanimous)
• Approved covered front and side porch at 212 S. Washington Avenue with condition that cars cannot encroach on sidewalk (unanimous)
• Approved driveway gates and walls at 302 Tom Brown Road with condition to install Fire Marshall-approved Knox Box (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution ZBA#2022-13, Charles Magee (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution ZBA#2022-16, Antonio Santos (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution ZBA#2022-17, Bancroft (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. ZBA-2022-23 regarding litigation (unanimous)

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is holding a hybrid meeting on November 14, 2022, to discuss and take official action on several items, including an ordinance adjusting salary ranges for certain employees, a discussion on utility rates, and a consent agenda with multiple contracts and appointments. The meeting includes public participation opportunities both in person and virtually.

• Ordinance 23-2022: Amends salary ordinance to adjust ranges for supervisory, technical, and part-time employees
• Discussion on adjustment of utility rates
• Contract change order for North Church Street Water Tank Improvements ($3,000 deduct)
• One-year extension of lawn maintenance contract with Green Hill Maintenance Services ($78,894.92)
• Contract with Foveonics Imaging Technologies for document imaging ($34,884.80)

The Council adopted an ordinance adjusting salary ranges for supervisory, technical, and certain part-time employees. They also approved a consent agenda featuring multiple service contracts and the appointment of a new Municipal Emergency Management Coordinator.

• Adopted Ordinance 23-2022 adjusting salary ranges for supervisory, technical, and part-time employees (All in favor)
• Approved $78,894.92 lawn maintenance contract extension for Green Hill Maintenance Services Corporation
• Approved estimated $34,884.80 contract with Foveonics Imaging Technologies for document imaging
• Appointed James Carruthers as Municipal Emergency Management Coordinator
• Appointed Louis Giansante, Esq. as Special Counsel
• Approved Main Street Candlelight Stroll community event
• Authorized $3,000 deduction for North Church Street Water Tank Improvements project
• Approved expenditure of Affordable Housing Trust Funds for Community Options, Inc. and Surenian

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board is meeting to consider new business, including a proposed residential development by D.R. Horton on Centerton Road. The board may take official action on any item on the agenda, including a resolution regarding jurisdiction for the project.

• PB#2022-16, D.R. Horton NJ/PA, Centerton Road, Block 8801 Lot 3.01: Preliminary & Final Site Plan, Preliminary & Final Major Subdivision with Variances
• Proposed construction of 76 residential units on approximately 17.6 acres
• Includes 60 townhome units and 16 affordable units with site lighting, landscaping, and storm water management improvements
• Resolution # PB-2022-16 Determination of No Jurisdiction

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board will hold a special meeting to consider a site plan application for a BuyRite Wine & Liquor store at 1101 Nixon Drive, converting a former Sears Automotive building. The board will also approve minutes from previous meetings and may enter closed session to discuss professional contracts. Public comment is scheduled.

• PB#2022-24: Change of use from Sears Automotive to BuyRite Wine & Liquor with site plan improvements
• Application includes 4 façade signs and is in the Moorestown Mall Redevelopment Area
• Resolution #2022-28 authorizing closed session to discuss Planning Board professional contracts
• Approval of meeting minutes from August 4 and September 1, 2022

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is meeting to take official action on several items, including bond ordinances for police vehicles and the Lenola Town Center streetscape project, and a contract award for the Lenola Town Center improvements. The agenda also includes a salary ordinance amendment, consent agenda resolutions, and a closed session on litigation and negotiations related to affordable housing.

• Bond ordinance 20-2022: $255,000 appropriation for police vehicles and equipment
• Bond ordinance 22-2022: additional $850,000 for Lenola Town Center streetscape improvements
• Contract award to Charles Marandino LLC for $1,520,969.40 for Lenola Town Center improvements
• Purchase of four 2021 Ford Explorer hybrids for $218,332.67
• Ordinance 23-2022 adjusting salary ranges for supervisory, technical, and part-time employees

The Township Council approved several bond ordinances for police vehicles and streetscape improvements. They also awarded a $1.5M construction contract for the Lenola Town Center project and established honorary parking for disabled veterans.

• Approved $1,520,969.40 contract with Charles Marandino LLC for Lenola Town Center improvements
• Approved $255,000 bond ordinance for police vehicles and equipment
• Approved $850,000 additional appropriation for Lenola Town Center streetscape project
• Approved purchase of four Ford Explorer Hybrid police vehicles for $218,332.67
• Established honorary reserved parking for disabled veterans and Purple Heart recipients
• Approved $165,254.46 contract with Remington & Vernick Engineers for Lenola Town Center
• Approved $26,921.07 contract with McCormick Taylor, Inc. for Lenola Town Center
• Introduced ordinance to adjust salary ranges for supervisory, technical, and part-time employees

Zoning Board

The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting on October 18, 2022, to consider four new bulk variance applications for properties on Tom Brown Road and South Washington Avenue, as well as resolutions for three prior applications. The board will also approve minutes from the September 20 meeting and may enter closed session for litigation.

• ZBA#2022-15: Glenn and Jeanne Paulsen, 345 Tom Brown Road, pole barn in front of house (bulk variance)
• ZBA#2022-18: Thomas Braddock, 333 Tom Brown Road, three split rail fence (bulk variance)
• ZBA#2022-19: Adrienne & Michael Carr, 212 S. Washington Avenue, covered front and side porch (bulk variance)
• ZBA#2022-20: Hristos & Virginia Kolovos, 302 Tom Brown Road, two entry/driveway gates with piers (bulk variance)
• Resolutions for ZBA#2022-13 (Charles Magee), ZBA#2022-16 (Antonio Santos), ZBA#2022-17 (Bancroft)

The Moorestown Zoning Board approved four resolutions and variances, including a pool setback variance, a gate and wall variance, and a larger sign variance for Bancroft. The board also approved minutes from the previous meeting and carried one application to the next meeting.

• Approved ZBA#2022-12 (Mazzarelli) resolution unanimously
• Approved ZBA#2022-14 (Widell) resolution unanimously
• Approved August 16, 2022 minutes unanimously
• Approved ZBA#2022-13 (Magee) pool variance unanimously
• Approved ZBA#2022-16 (Santos) gate and wall variance with conditions (unanimous)
• Approved ZBA#2022-17 (Bancroft) sign variance (5-2)
• Carried ZBA#2022-15 (Paulsen) to October 18, 2022 meeting

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is meeting on October 3, 2022, in a hybrid format. The agenda includes ordinances on first reading, including a bond ordinance for the Lenola Town Center streetscape project, and several consent agenda resolutions for contracts and appointments. Public comments are invited.

• Ordinance 22-2022: Additional $850,000 appropriation and $293,500 in bonds for Lenola Town Center streetscape improvements
• Ordinance 21-2022: Amending Chapter 168 (Vehicles and Traffic)
• Contract to Miracle Chemical Company for liquid sodium hypochlorite, not to exceed $121,000
• Contract to Municipal Maintenance Company for cast iron basket strainer at wastewater plant, $38,100
• Contract to Excelsior Blower Systems for blower rebuild at wastewater plant, $21,539

The Council introduced two ordinances on first reading, including one to authorize additional bonding for the Lenola Town Center streetscape project. Several contracts for water and wastewater treatment were approved via a consent agenda. The Council also discussed a draft request for proposals for the New Albany Business Park redevelopment.

• Introduced Ordinance 22-2022 to appropriate $850,000 and authorize $293,500 in bonds for Lenola Town Center streetscape improvements (All in favor)
• Introduced Ordinance 21-2022 amending the vehicle and traffic code (All in favor)
• Approved contract to Miracle Chemical Company for liquid sodium hypochlorite not to exceed $121,000 (All in favor)
• Approved $38,100 contract to Municipal Maintenance Company for wastewater treatment plant basket strainer (All in favor)
• Approved $21,539 contract to Excelsior Blower Systems, Inc. for wastewater treatment plant blower and motor (All in favor)
• Approved expenditure of funds from Affordable Housing Trust Fund for Community Options, Inc. (All in favor)
• Approved release of performance guarantee for 101 Executive Drive (All in favor)
• Appointed Steven Nutter to the Tree Planting and Preservation Committee (All in favor)

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting on September 26, 2022, to discuss and potentially take official action on several items, including a $255,000 bond ordinance for police vehicles, contracts for the Lenola Town Center Improvements Project, and an ordinance to amend Chapter 168 regarding commercial vehicle parking and parking near schools. The agenda also includes consent agenda resolutions for contracts, appointments, and fee cancellations, as well as public comments and a possible closed session.

• Bond ordinance 20-2022: $255,000 appropriation, $242,250 in bonds for police vehicles and equipment
• Discussion: Funding/awarding contracts for Lenola Town Center Improvements Project
• Proposed ordinance to amend Chapter 168 re: commercial vehicle parking and parking near schools
• Consent resolution 205-2022: Contract to Univar USA Inc. for hydrated lime, not to exceed $62,500
• Consent resolution 208-2022: One-year extension of snow removal contract to Franzeo's Landscaping LLC, estimated $25,000

The Council introduced a bond ordinance to fund police vehicles and equipment. They also approved a consent agenda covering various contracts, appointments, and the use of affordable housing trust funds.

• Introduced Ordinance 20-2022 to appropriate $255,000 for police vehicles and equipment (All in favor)
• Approved contract to Univar USA Inc. for hydrated lime not to exceed $62,500 (All in favor)
• Approved one-year snow removal contract extension for Franzeo’s Landscaping LLC for $25,000 (All in favor)
• Authorized expenditure of Affordable Housing Trust Fund for housing plan services (All in favor)
• Approved cancellation of water and sewer charges (All in favor)
• Authorized collection of property maintenance costs for 140 West Camden Avenue and 11 Errickson Avenue (All in favor)
• Accepted resignation of Cindy Synder and appointed sophomore members to Recreation Advisory Committee (All in favor)
• Approved bill list for expenditures (All in favor)

Zoning Board

The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting with resolutions for two prior applications, approval of minutes, and public comments. The main business is four new bulk variance requests for properties on Tom Brown Road, N. Lenola Road, Creek Road, and Route 38 West. Formal action may be taken on any agenda item.

• ZBA#2022-15: Pole barn in front of house at 345 Tom Brown Road (Block 5200, Lot 12, R-1)
• ZBA#2022-13: 24' round swimming pool exceeding setbacks at 202 N. Lenola Road (Block 1101, Lot 24, R-3)
• ZBA#2022-16: New entry wall and double entry gates at 523 Creek Road (Block 8000, Lots 25&26, R-1)
• ZBA#2022-17: Larger and second building sign at 236 Route 38 West (Block 3400, Lot 3, SRC-1)
• Resolutions for ZBA#2022-12 (Mazzarelli) and ZBA#2022-14 (Widell)

The Board approved bulk variances for backyard improvements at 733 Jamie Drive and a pool installation at 875 Cox Road. Two other applications were carried over to the September hearing. The Board also approved two resolutions for Manor Hill Contracting Services.

• Approved bulk variance for pool and backyard improvements at 733 Jamie Drive (6-1)
• Approved bulk variance for pool and patio at 875 Cox Road (unanimous)
• Approved resolution ZBA#2021-38 for Manor Hill Contracting Services (unanimous)
• Approved resolution ZBA#2021-39 for Manor Hill Contracting Services (unanimous)
• Approved July 19, 2022 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Carried ZBA#2022-13 (Charles Magee) to September hearing
• Carried ZBA#2022-15 (Glenn and Jeanne Paulsen) to September hearing

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is meeting on September 12, 2022, to take official action on several items, including ordinances on second reading (sign regulations and creation of a Better Together Advisory Committee) and a consent agenda with contracts and purchases. The meeting is hybrid, with public participation available in person or virtually.

• Ordinance 18-2022 amending sign regulations (Chapter 180-80)
• Ordinance 19-2022 creating the Better Together Advisory Committee
• Resolution 196-2022: $22,836/year contract with Axon Enterprise for police mobile video camera system
• Resolution 197-2022: $129,331.18 for three 2023 Ford Ranger XL 4WD and one 2023 Ford F-150 XL 4WD
• Resolution 201-2022: expenditure from Affordable Housing Trust Fund for housing plan services

The Council adopted ordinances to update sign codes and establish the Better Together Advisory Committee. They also approved a consent agenda including police equipment, vehicle purchases, and road project change orders.

• Adopted Ordinance 19-2022 creating the Better Together Advisory Committee (All in favor)
• Adopted Ordinance 18-2022 amending the sign code (All in favor)
• Approved $22,836 contract to Axon Enterprise, Inc. for police mobile video camera system (All in favor)
• Approved $129,331.18 for three 2023 Ford Ranger XLs and one 2023 Ford F-150 XL (All in favor)
• Approved $116,353.81 change orders for 2021 Overlay Program with Earle Asphalt Company (All in favor)
• Approved $24,750 contract to New Horizons Computer Learning Center for training services (All in favor)
• Approved liquid polymer contract to SNF Inc. not to exceed $35,000 for wastewater and $23,600 for water plants (All in favor)
• Authorized tax refunds and membership renewal in Professional Municipal Management Joint Insurance Fund (All in favor)

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board will consider a referral from Township Council regarding Ordinance No. 18-2022, which amends the Township Code governing signs (Chapter 180-80). The board may adopt Resolution #2022-23 recommending council adoption of the ordinance. The meeting is virtual, with public participation available via MS Teams or phone.

• Referral of Ordinance No. 18-2022 amending Chapter 180-80 (Signs)
• Possible adoption of Resolution #2022-23 recommending council adoption

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council will meet to consider ordinances regarding sign regulations and the creation of a 'Better Together Advisory Committee.' The agenda also includes several consent agenda resolutions involving committee appointments and developer agreements.

• Ordinance 18-2022 amending township code governing signs
• Ordinance 19-2022 creating the 'Better Together Advisory Committee'
• Resolution 189-2022 authorizing a $5,000 deduction for mechanical bar screen installation at the Water Pollution Control Facility
• Resolution 193-2022 authorizing Affordable Housing Trust Fund expenditure for a housing plan
• Resolution 194-2022 amending developer agreement with Pennrose, LLC for 307 Harper Drive

Council introduced two ordinances on first reading regarding sign square footage and the creation of the Better Together Advisory Committee. The body also approved a consent agenda including committee appointments and a developer agreement amendment.

• Introduced Ordinance 18-2022 to amend sign code (All in favor)
• Introduced Ordinance 19-2022 to create Better Together Advisory Committee (All in favor)
• Approved Consent Agenda including Resolutions 188-2022 through 194-2022 (All in favor, Zipin recused from 194)
• Approved appointment of Timothy S. Farrow as Alternate Township Public Defender
• Approved $5,000 deduct change order for water pollution control facility bar screen installation
• Approved amendment to developer agreement with Pennrose, LLC for 307 Harper Drive
• Authorized acquisition of four vehicles for Construction and Public Works
• Approved installation of a third speed hump on West Second Street

Zoning Board

The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting to consider four new bulk variance applications, each seeking relief from zoning setback requirements for residential improvements. The board will also vote on resolutions for two prior applications and approve minutes from the July 19 meeting. Formal action may be taken on any agenda item.

• ZBA#2022-12: Anthony and Joanne Mazzarelli, 733 Jamie Drive, bulk variance for rear yard improvements including in-ground pool, spa, patio, outdoor kitchen, and storm water system
• ZBA#2022-13: Charles Magee, 202 N. Lenola Road, bulk variance for 24' round swimming pool exceeding setbacks
• ZBA#2022-14: Barette Widell, 875 Cox Road, bulk variance to build pool and patio in front yard
• ZBA#2022-15: Glenn and Jeanne Paulsen, 345 Tom Brown Road, bulk variance to place pole barn in front of house
• Resolutions for ZBA#2021-38 and ZBA#2021-39 (Manor Hill Contracting Services)

The Board approved bulk variances for two condo projects on East Second Street with several conditions regarding drainage and landscaping. A request for a wireless facility on Main Street was carried to September, and a residential variance for Jamie Drive was carried to August.

• Approved bulk variance for 17 & 19 East Second Street (unanimous)
• Approved bulk variance for 23 & 25 East Second Street (unanimous)
• Approved resolution ZBA#2022-10 for William and Sarafina Creeley (unanimous)
• Approved resolution ZBA#2019-34A for Francis Longo (unanimous)
• Approved resolution ZBA#2021-36 for Ibrahim Branham (unanimous)
• Approved June 21, 2022 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Carried ZBA#2022-12 (733 Jamie Drive) to August hearing
• Carried ZBA#2021-30 (Verizon Wireless) to September 20, 2022 meeting

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is holding a hybrid meeting on August 8, 2022, with official action expected on several items. Key decisions include adopting a redevelopment plan for specific blocks, amending zoning and construction codes, and extending the third-quarter tax payment grace period. The council will also discuss a Better Together Committee proposal and a draft sign ordinance.

• Adoption of redevelopment plan for Block 1400, Lots 13-15 and Block 900, Lots 3, 7-9
• Ordinance 16-2022 amending zoning code per Zoning Board recommendations
• Ordinance 17-2022 amending construction codes
• Resolution 186-2022 extending tax payment grace period to September 9, 2022
• Resolution 187-2022 authorizing PSE&G energy efficiency contracts for township facilities

The Council approved a redevelopment plan for several lots and adopted amendments to the township's zoning and construction codes. They also authorized energy efficiency contracts with PSE&G and extended the third-quarter tax payment grace period.

• Adopted redevelopment plan for Block 1400 (Lots 13, 14, 15) and Block 900 (Lots 3, 7, 8, 9) (All in favor)
• Approved amendments to Zoning Chapter 180 (All in favor)
• Approved amendments to Construction Codes Chapter 56 (All in favor)
• Authorized tax payment grace period extension to September 9, 2022 (All in favor)
• Approved energy efficiency contracts with PSE&G for 111 W. Second St and 1245 N. Church St (All in favor)
• Approved the bill list for expenditures (All in favor)
• Proclaimed August as National Black Business Month
• Proclaimed achievements of the Moorestown High School Track & Field team

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board will hold a public hearing and consider adopting the Open Space and Recreation Element of the Master Plan, prepared by Clarke Caton Hintz. The board will also review referrals from Township Council, including the New Albany Business Park Redevelopment Plan and a zoning amendment, and may adopt resolutions on these items. Additionally, the board will adopt resolutions for a site plan and a minor subdivision, and approve meeting minutes.

• Public hearing and potential adoption of Open Space and Recreation Element (PB#2022-21)
• Referral: New Albany Business Park Redevelopment Plan for Block 1400 Lots 13-15, Block 900 Lots 3,7,8,9 (Ordinance 15-2022)
• Referral: Zoning amendment per Zoning Board Annual Report (Ordinance 16-2022)
• Resolution for Hunter Door Service site plan at 107 Whittendale Drive (PB#2022-10)
• Clarifying resolution for Christine Vesaki minor subdivision at 621 Garwood Road (PB#2022-11)

The Board determined that specific parcels on New Albany Rd meet the criteria to be a condemnation area in need of redevelopment. The Board also reviewed a draft of the Open Space and Recreation Element of the Master Plan and approved two lot line adjustments.

• Approved Resolution PB#2022-14 for lot line adjustment at 7 & 8 Deer Rest Road (Unanimous)
• Approved Resolution PB#2022-15 for lot line adjustment at 120 Mount Laurel Road & 224 Quakerbridge Court (Unanimous)
• Determined Block 1400 Lots 13, 14, & 15 and Block 900 Lots 3, 7, 8, & 9 meet criteria C, E, and H to be a condemnation area of redevelopment (Unanimous)
• Approved March 3, 2022 minutes (Unanimous)
• Approved May 5, 2022 minutes (Unanimous)

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting on July 25, 2022, with official action on ordinances and resolutions. Key items include second reading of a stormwater easement, first readings for zoning and construction code amendments, and a consent agenda with contracts and grants. The meeting also includes proclamations, a police officer swearing-in, and updates on road improvements.

• Ordinance 14-2022: stormwater easement at 712 North Lenola Road
• Ordinance 16-2022: zoning amendments per Zoning Board annual report
• Ordinance 17-2022: construction code amendments
• Contract $25,000 to Laurel Lawnmower Inc. for electric lawnmower
• Contract $55,253.68 to Millennium Communications for security camera system

The Council adopted an ordinance for a stormwater easement at 712 North Lenola Road and approved a consent agenda featuring multiple equipment and service contracts. They also introduced zoning and construction code ordinances on first reading. Additionally, the Council reviewed updated plans for McElwee Road improvements based on historical guidelines.

• Approved stormwater easement at 712 North Lenola Road (All in favor)
• Introduced zoning code amendments (Ordinance 16-2022) on first reading (All in favor)
• Introduced construction code fee adjustments (Ordinance 17-2022) on first reading (All in favor)
• Awarded $25,000 contract to Laurel Lawnmower Inc. for electric mower (All in favor)
• Awarded $22,693.68 annual contract to Intellishift for GPS equipment (All in favor)
• Awarded $55,253.68 contract to Millennium Communications Group for security cameras (All in favor)
• Approved 'Summer Block Party' and 'Autumn in Moorestown' community events (All in favor)
• Authorized grant application for Nixon Drive and Harper Drive improvements (All in favor)

Zoning Board

The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting on July 19, 2022, to consider several applications, including a use variance for a Verizon wireless facility, bulk variances for residential and commercial properties, and resolutions for prior cases. The board may take official action on any item, and public comments will be heard.

• ZBA#2022-12: Bulk variance for rear yard improvements at 733 Jamie Drive (pool, patio, outdoor kitchen, etc.)
• ZBA#2021-38: Bulk variance for side yard setback at 17 and 19 East Second Street
• ZBA#2021-39: Bulk variance for side yard setback at 23 and 25 East Second Street
• ZBA#2021-30: Use variance for proposed Verizon Wireless telecommunications facility at 41 East Main Street
• Resolutions for ZBA#2022-10, ZBA#2019-34A, ZBA#2021-36

The Board approved a use variance to convert a vacant commercial building into six apartments and granted two bulk variances for a residential deck and farming accessory buildings. Two applications for Manor Hill Contracting Services were carried to the July 19, 2022 meeting.

• Approved ZBA#2018-36A resolution for JVS Properties, LLC (Unanimous)
• Approved ZBA#2022-10 bulk variance for new deck at 115 Somers Avenue (Unanimous)
• Approved ZBA#2019-34A site plan and use variance for 6 apartments at 205-209 Chester Avenue (Unanimous)
• Approved ZBA#2021-36 bulk variance for two mobile farming structures at 526 Creek Road (Unanimous)
• Carried ZBA#2021-38 side yard setback application to July 19, 2022
• Carried ZBA#2021-39 side yard setback application to July 19, 2022

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is holding a hybrid meeting on July 11, 2022, with official action items including ordinances on second and first reading, consent agenda resolutions, and a public comment period. Key items include a proposed redevelopment plan for specific blocks, a stormwater easement declaration, and several resolutions authorizing contracts and expenditures. The meeting is open to the public both in person and virtually.

• Ordinance 13-2022: Authorizing filing of deed notice for NJDEP letter on Harper Drive property (Block 3201, Lot 3)
• Ordinance 14-2022: Authorizing stormwater easement declaration at 712 North Lenola Road (Block 602, Lot 30)
• Ordinance 15-2022: Adopting redevelopment plan for Block 1400, Lots 13-15 and Block 900, Lots 3, 7-9
• Resolution 171-2022: Awarding contract to Core and Main LP for water meters up to $60,000
• Resolution 173-2022: Authorizing addendum for purchase of portion of 621 Garwood Road (Flying Feather Farm)

Moorestown Township Council introduced Ordinance 15-2022 on first reading, adopting a redevelopment plan for Block 1400, Lots 13, 14, and 15 and Block 900, Lots 3, 7, 8, and 9 in connection with the Pulverizing site, with a public hearing set for August 8, 2022. Council also adopted Ordinance 13-2022 on second reading, authorizing a deed notice for NJDEP interpretation at Harper Drive, and introduced Ordinance 14-2022 for a stormwater easement at 712 North Lenola Road. The consent agenda and bill list were approved, all votes unanimous with Councilmember Van Dyken absent.

• Adopted Ordinance 13-2022 on second reading (deed notice, Harper Drive, Block 3201, Lot 3) — all in favor
• Introduced Ordinance 14-2022 on first reading (stormwater easement, 712 North Lenola Road, Block 602, Lot 30); public hearing set for July 25, 2022 — all in favor
• Introduced Ordinance 15-2022 on first reading (New Albany Business Park Redevelopment Plan, Block 1400 Lots 13, 14, 15 and Block 900 Lots 3, 7, 8, 9); public hearing set for August 8, 2022 — all in favor
• Approved Consent Agenda CA 07 11 2022, including Resolutions 168-2022 through 173-2022 — all in favor
• Approved Resolution 171-2022 awarding contract to Core and Main LP for water meters, not to exceed $60,000
• Approved Resolution 173-2022 authorizing the Mayor to sign an addendum to the agreement for purchase of a portion of 621 Garwood Road (Flying Feather Farm)
• Approved the bill list (expenditures) — all in favor
• Tabled the Moorestown Theater Company 20th Anniversary proclamation to the next meeting (no one present to receive) — all in favor

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board will consider adopting a resolution to designate certain properties (Block 1400 Lots 13, 14, & 15 and Block 900 Lots 3, 7, 8, & 9, known as Pulverizing Services) as a condemnation area in need of redevelopment. The board will also review a preliminary and final site plan for Hunter Door Service, Inc. at 107 Whittendale Drive, and discuss comments on the Open Space Plan. Public comment will be heard.

• Resolution PB#2022-17 to declare Pulverizing Services properties a condemnation area in need of redevelopment
• Preliminary & Final Site Plan PB#2022-10 for Hunter Door Service, Inc., 107 Whittendale Drive, Block 3900 Lot 26
• Discussion of Open Space Plan comments
• Approval of meeting minutes from June 2, 2022

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is meeting to adopt the 2022 municipal budget and consider several ordinances and resolutions. Key actions include a $260,000 bond ordinance for the Lenola Road outfall erosion mitigation project, a zoning amendment based on the Zoning Board's annual report, and an adjustment to construction fees. The agenda also includes proclamations for Pride Month, Juneteenth, and July 4th, plus routine consent agenda items.

• Adoption of 2022 budget (Resolutions 159-2022, 160-2022, 161-2022)
• Ordinance 12-2022: $260,000 appropriation, $247,000 in bonds for Lenola Road outfall erosion mitigation
• Discussion: Draft ordinance zoning amendments from Zoning Board annual report
• Discussion: Draft ordinance adjusting construction fees
• Consent agenda: renewal of retail licenses, special alcohol permit for antique fire truck 100-year celebration, affordable housing trust fund expenditure

Township Council adopted the 2022 budget (Resolution 161-2022) after a public hearing with no comments; Mayor Gillespie said there was no tax increase. Council also approved a $260,000 appropriation, including $247,000 in bonds or notes, for the Lenola Road outfall erosion mitigation project (Ordinance 12-2022), and introduced a deed notice ordinance for Township-owned property at Harper Drive. Council approved routine consent agenda items and discussed, but did not adopt, draft zoning and construction fee ordinances.

• Adopted 2022 budget (Resolution 161-2022), all in favor; no tax increase noted
• Approved $260,000 appropriation with $247,000 in bonds/notes for Lenola Road outfall erosion mitigation (Ordinance 12-2022), all in favor
• Introduced Ordinance 13-2022 authorizing a deed notice for Township-owned property at Harper Drive, Block 3201, Lot 3; public hearing set for July 11, 2022
• Adopted consent agenda CA 06 27 2022, all in favor
• Approved consent agenda resolutions 162-2022 through 167-2022, including retail license renewals, a special event permit for the Relief Fire Company's antique fire truck celebration, and Affordable Housing Trust Fund expenditures
• Approved March 14, 2022 Official Action meeting minutes
• Approved the bill list of expenditures
• Discussed draft zoning amendments and construction fee changes; no action taken, ordinances to be placed on a future agenda

Zoning Board

The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting on June 21, 2022, to consider several variance applications. The board will take official action on resolutions, minutes, and new business items, including requests for bulk variances, a site plan, and a use variance. Public comments will be accepted.

• ZBA#2022-10: Bulk variance for replacement deck at 115 Somers Avenue (William and Sarafina Creeley)
• ZBA#2019-34A: Preliminary/Final Site Plan & Use Variance for apartments at 205-209 Chester Avenue (Francis Longo)
• ZBA#2021-36: Bulk variance for two 20'x8' mobile structures as farming accessory buildings at 526 Creek Road (Ibrahim Branham)
• ZBA#2021-38: Side yard setback variance at 17 and 19 East Second Street (Manor Hill Contracting Services)
• ZBA#2021-39: Side yard setback variance at 23 and 25 East Second Street (Manor Hill Contracting Services)

The Zoning Board approved a revised single-family home plan for JVS Properties, LLC at 18 New Albany (Block 1301, Lot 3, Zone RLC), granting a bulk variance for a front yard setback with conditions. The Board also approved five resolutions, including the 2021 ZBA Annual Report with a revision to item #6, and approved the April 19, 2022 minutes. All votes were unanimous among eligible members. The May 31, 2022 meeting was cancelled; the next public meeting is June 21, 2022.

• Approved ZBA#2018-36A, JVS Properties, LLC bulk variance for front yard setback at 18 New Albany, with conditions (unanimous)
• Approved ZBA#2021-28, Hector Vicenty resolution (unanimous)
• Approved ZBA#2021-32, Charles and Lisa Esposito resolution (unanimous)
• Approved ZBA#2022-09, Eric and Joan Michelle Davis resolution (unanimous)
• Approved ZBA#2021-34, Safari Energy, LLC resolution (unanimous)
• Approved ZBA#2022-11, ZBA Annual Report with revision to item #6 (unanimous)
• Approved April 19, 2022 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Cancelled May 31, 2022 Zoning Board meeting; next meeting June 21, 2022

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting on June 13, 2022, with public hearings on three second-reading ordinances: a $165,000 additional appropriation for wastewater treatment plant improvements, a blanket easement grant to LRS 201 Camden LLC for stormwater facilities, and a cap bank ordinance to exceed budget limits. The council will also introduce a $260,000 bond ordinance for Lenola Road erosion mitigation, and consider consent agenda resolutions including a $204,252 dump truck purchase and a $86,099 computer contract.

• Ordinance 09-2022: Additional $165,000 appropriation and $156,750 in bonds for wastewater treatment plant improvements (public hearing continued from May 23)
• Ordinance 10-2022: Grant of blanket easement to LRS 201 Camden LLC for stormwater facilities across Cottage Avenue (Block 1102, Lots 40-44; Block 1100, Lots 12-16)
• Ordinance 11-2022: Establish a cap bank to exceed municipal budget appropriation limits
• Ordinance 12-2022 (first reading): $260,000 appropriation and $247,000 in bonds for Lenola Road outfall erosion mitigation
• Resolution 152-2022: Award contract for one 2023 Freightliner 114SD dump truck for $204,252

Moorestown Township Council adopted three ordinances on second reading: adding $165,000 and $156,750 in bonds for waste water treatment plant improvements; granting a stormwater easement across Cottage Avenue to LRS 201 Camden, LLC; and exceeding municipal budget appropriation limits to establish a cap bank. Council also introduced an ordinance appropriating $260,000 and $247,000 in bonds for the Lenola Road Outfall Erosion Mitigation Project, setting a public hearing for June 27, 2022. The consent agenda, including a resolution declaring the Pulverizing Services property a condemnation area in need of redevelopment, was approved by roll call vote with all in favor. No substantive decisions were made on the rehabilitation designation discussion, Main Street parking presentation, or traffic concerns; those were discussed and referred for follow-up.

• Adopted Ordinance 9-2022: additional $165,000 appropriation and $156,750 in bonds for waste water treatment plant improvements (all in favor)
• Adopted Ordinance 10-2022: blanket easement to LRS 201 Camden, LLC for stormwater facilities across Cottage Avenue (all in favor)
• Adopted Ordinance 11-2022: exceed municipal budget appropriation limits and establish a cap bank (all in favor)
• Introduced Ordinance 12-2022: $260,000 appropriation and $247,000 in bonds for Lenola Road Outfall Erosion Mitigation Project; public hearing set for June 27, 2022 (all in favor)
• Approved consent agenda CA 06 13 2022, including Resolution 157-2022 declaring Pulverizing Services property (Block 1400, Lots 13, 14, 15; Block 900, Lots 3, 7, 8, 9) a condemnation area in need of redevelopment (all in favor)
• Approved minutes of May 23, 2022 with correction of Juneteenth date to June 18 (all in favor; Van Dyken and Zipin abstained)
• Approved bill list (all in favor)

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board will review and discuss the draft Open Space and Recreation Element of the Master Plan, with a public hearing and adoption scheduled for June 30, 2022. The board will also hold a public hearing to determine if certain properties (Block 1400 Lots 13, 14, 15 and Block 900 Lots 3, 7, 8, 9) constitute a Condemnation Area in Need of Redevelopment. Additionally, the board will consider two minor subdivision lot line adjustments and adopt resolutions for previously heard applications.

• Draft Open Space and Recreation Element of the Master Plan (PB#2022-21) for review and discussion
• Public hearing on preliminary investigation for Condemnation Area in Need of Redevelopment (Pulverizing Services) for Block 1400 Lots 13-15 and Block 900 Lots 3, 7-9
• Resolution PB#2022-14: Minor subdivision lot line adjustment for Infinity 8 Revocable Trust, 7 & 8 Deer Rest Road
• Resolution PB#2022-15: Minor subdivision lot line adjustment for Richard Britton & Norbert McGettigan, 120 Mount Laurel Road & 224 Quakerbridge Court
• Approval of meeting minutes from March 3, 2022 and May 5, 2022

The Planning Board approved two minor subdivisions and three site plan resolutions during its March 3, 2022, meeting. The board also approved minutes from previous meetings and discussed potential ordinance changes regarding development on major thoroughfares.

• Approved PB#2021-46 major subdivision for Moorestown Mall (unanimous)
• Approved PB#2021-47 site plan for Cooper Health Systems (unanimous)
• Approved PB#2021-40F site plan for Bel Canto Asset Growth (unanimous)
• Approved PB#2021-12 minor subdivision for 426 Flynn Avenue (unanimous)
• Approved PB#2021-48 minor subdivision for 569 Sentinel Road (7-1)
• Cancelled March 17, 2022, meeting

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is meeting to introduce the 2022 municipal budget and hold a public hearing on it in June. They will also vote on a bond ordinance for wastewater treatment plant improvements and consider several other ordinances and resolutions, including a blanket easement for stormwater facilities and a cap bank ordinance.

• Ordinance 09-2022: additional $165,000 appropriation and $156,750 in bonds for wastewater treatment plant improvements
• Ordinance 10-2022: blanket easement to LRS 201 Camden, LLC for stormwater facilities across Cottage Avenue
• Ordinance 11-2022: exceed municipal budget appropriation limits and establish cap bank
• Resolution 141-2022: introduce 2022 budget, public hearing set for June 27, 2022
• Resolution 146-2022: apply for ARPA stormwater management grant for Strawbridge Lake water quality improvements

Moorestown Township Council introduced the 2022 budget on first reading and set a public hearing for June 27, 2022. A public hearing on Ordinance 9-2022, which would appropriate an additional $165,000 and authorize $156,750 in bonds for waste water treatment plant improvements, was opened with no comments and continued to June 13, 2022 due to a lack of members and the minimum votes needed. Council also introduced two other ordinances on first reading and adopted a consent agenda and several budget resolutions. Councilmembers Van Dyken and Zipin were absent.

• Continued public hearing on Ordinance 9-2022 (additional $165,000 appropriation and $156,750 in bonds for waste water treatment plant) to June 13, 2022 (all in favor)
• Introduced Ordinance 10-2022 granting a blanket easement to LRS 201 Camden, LLC for stormwater facilities across Cottage Avenue; public hearing set for June 13, 2022 (all in favor)
• Introduced Ordinance 11-2022 to exceed municipal budget appropriation limits and establish a cap bank; public hearing set for June 13, 2022 (all in favor)
• Approved Resolution 141-2022 introducing the 2022 budget on first reading; public hearing set for June 27, 2022 (all in favor)
• Adopted Resolution 142-2022 establishing the tax levy for Year XXIII of the Open Space, Recreation and Farmland and Historic Preservation Trust Fund Program (all in favor)
• Adopted Resolution 143-2022 certifying compliance with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's enforcement guidance on arrest and conviction records in employment decisions (all in favor)
• Adopted Consent Agenda CA 05 23 2022, including resolutions 140-2022 and 144-2022 through 150-2022 (all in favor)
• Approved minutes of February 22, 2021, February 7, 2022, and May 9, 2022; Mr. Law abstained on the May 9, 2022 minutes (all in favor, one abstention)

Zoning Board

The Board approved a use variance, bulk variance, and site plan for Safari Energy to install solar carports and roof panels. Two applications for side yard setbacks at East Second Street were carried to future meetings.

• Approved Use Variance for solar carports at 308 Harper Drive (Unanimous)
• Approved Bulk Variance for parking stalls and buffer at 308 Harper Drive (Unanimous)
• Approved Preliminary and Final Site Plan for 308 Harper Drive (Unanimous)
• Approved March 29, 2022 minutes (Unanimous)
• Carried ZBA#2021-38 (17 and 19 East Second Street) to May 17, 2022
• Carried ZBA#2021-39 (23 and 25 East Second Street) to May 17, 2022

Town Council

Town Council adopted two ordinances completing the acquisition of a portion of 621 Garwood Road (Block 7000, Lot 12), also known as a portion of Flying Feather Farm: one appropriating $998,000 and authorizing $948,100 in bonds or notes, and one authorizing the acquisition itself. Council also introduced an ordinance adding $165,000 (with $156,750 in bonds or notes) to the Wastewater Treatment Plant digester project, and adopted the consent agenda and nine consent resolutions. Councilmember Quinton Law was absent; all recorded votes were 'all in favor.'

• Adopted Ordinance 6-2022 appropriating $998,000 and authorizing $948,100 in bonds or notes to acquire a portion of 621 Garwood Road (Block 7000, Lot 12) — all in favor
• Adopted Ordinance 7-2022 authorizing acquisition of the property known as a portion of Flying Feather Farm — all in favor
• Adopted Ordinance 8-2022 accepting a 20-foot storm sewer easement at 108 Borton Landing Road (Block 6000, Lot 37) — all in favor
• Introduced Ordinance 9-2022 adding $165,000 and $156,750 in bonds or notes to the Wastewater Treatment Plant project; public hearing set for May 23, 2022 — all in favor
• Adopted Consent Agenda CA 05 09 2022 as written — all in favor
• Adopted consent resolutions 131-2022 through 139-2022, including support for the Parkers Creek Bridge replacement, tax cancellations/refunds, a $14,083 change order for the mechanical bar screen, affordable housing trust fund expenditures, and three Burlington County shared services agreements (radar sign, pedestrian beacon, traffic signal modifications) — all in favor
• Approved minutes of April 25, 2022 and December 13, 2021 Official Action and Closed Session — all in favor
• Approved the bill list — all in favor

Planning Board

The Planning Board approved a minor subdivision with variances for 621 Garwood Road and adopted resolutions supporting road improvements and a redevelopment investigation. The Board also formalized two previous subdivision resolutions and approved the minutes from their February 17, 2022 meeting.

• Approved minor subdivision resolution for 569 Sentinel Road (unanimous)
• Approved minor subdivision with variances resolution for 426 Flynn Ave (unanimous)
• Approved February 17, 2022 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved minor subdivision with variances for 621 Garwood Road (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2022-18 recommending road improvement bonds (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2022-17 to investigate redevelopment for the Pulverizing Site (unanimous)

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting on April 25, 2022, with formal votes on two ordinances: a $900,000 bond for Cox and McElwee Road improvements (second reading) and a $998,000 bond for acquiring part of 621 Garwood Road (first reading). The council will also consider several resolutions, including a $31,000 contract for hydrogen peroxide and a release of a performance guarantee for the Moorestown Mall expansion. Public comments are invited.

• Ordinance 3-2022: $900,000 appropriation, $460,750 in bonds for Cox Road and McElwee Road improvements (final vote)
• Ordinance 6-2022: $998,000 appropriation, $948,100 in bonds to acquire portion of 621 Garwood Road (first reading)
• Ordinance 7-2022: Authorizes acquisition of portion of 621 Garwood Road (Flying Feather Farm)
• Resolution 129-2022: $31,000 annual contract with Univar Solutions for hydrogen peroxide at North Church Street water plant
• Resolution 127-2022: Release of performance guarantee for Phase I Moorestown Mall expansion to Rouse Moorestown, Inc.

The Council approved a bond ordinance for road improvements and introduced ordinances to acquire a portion of the Flying Feather Farm for open space. They also updated the municipal code regarding certificates for change in occupancy or ownership.

• Approved $900,000 appropriation and $460,750 bond issuance for Cox Road and McElwee Road improvements (All in favor)
• Approved amendment to Chapter 53 'Certificate for Change in Occupancy/Ownership' (All in favor)
• Introduced ordinance to appropriate $998,000 and authorize $948,100 in bonds for acquisition of portion of 621 Garwood Road (All in favor)
• Introduced ordinance authorizing acquisition of portion of 621 Garwood Road/Flying Feather Farm (All in favor)
• Introduced ordinance for 20-foot wide storm sewer easement at 108 Borton Landing Road (All in favor)
• Approved $31,000 contract to Univar Solutions USA Inc. for hydrogen peroxide (All in favor)
• Authorized release of performance guarantee for Phase I Moorestown Mall Expansion to Rouse Moorestown, Inc. (All in favor)
• Authorized expenditure of Affordable Housing Trust Fund for Clarke Caton Hintz (All in favor)

Zoning Board

The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment is reviewing site plans and variance requests. Items include a proposal for solar carports at 308 Harper Drive and residential side yard setback variances on East Second Street.

• ZBA#2021-34: Safari Energy, 308 Harper Drive, solar carport site plan and use variance
• ZBA#2021-38: Manor Hill Contracting Services, 17 and 19 East Second Street, side yard setback variance
• ZBA#2021-39: Manor Hill Contracting Services, 23 and 25 East Second Street, side yard setback variance

The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment approved three variance applications on March 29, 2022. The board approved a bulk variance for a home addition at 424 E. 3rd Street, a bulk variance for a paver patio and stormwater management at 6 Greenvale Road, and a bulk variance to install an in-ground pool and deck with a stormwater filtration system at 527 Chestnut Street despite neighbor objections. The board also approved previous meeting minutes and held a closed session.

• Approved March 15, 2022 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved bulk variance for home addition at 424 E. 3rd Street (unanimous)
• Approved bulk variance for paver patio at 6 Greenvale Road with conditions (unanimous)
• Approved bulk variance for in-ground pool and deck at 527 Chestnut Street with conditions (6-1)
• Held closed session under Resolution No. ZBA-2022-11

General

The Moorestown Township Council will hold a virtual budget workshop meeting on April 18, 2022, at 6:00 PM via MS Teams. The meeting is procedural and will not include formal action, focusing on budget items and public participation.

Council held a budget workshop where the Township Manager and Finance Director presented the proposed 2022 budget. The municipal purpose tax rate remains at $0.382, but an increased library levy raises the overall local purpose tax rate to $0.424, costing the average assessed home $9.22 more than in 2021. The budget uses $1,073,690 in federal ARP funds as revenue and adds a construction inspector offset by permit revenues. No formal decisions were made; the meeting was discussion-only and adjourned at 6:56 p.m.

• No substantive decisions were made; the meeting was a budget workshop with presentations and discussion only
• Adjourned at 6:56 p.m. (motion by Mammarella, seconded by Law, all in favor, Zipin absent)

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is meeting to take official action on several items, including a $900,000 bond ordinance for Cox and McElwee road improvements, a $1.6 million contract for the 2021 overlay program, and a $122,000 water tank painting contract. They will also consider a first-reading ordinance amending the certificate for change in occupancy/ownership, and discuss a letter of support for Parkers Creek Bridge.

• Ordinance 3-2022: $900,000 appropriation, $460,750 in bonds for Cox Road and McElwee Road improvements (public hearing continued)
• Ordinance 5-2022: Amends Chapter 53 on Certificate for Change in Occupancy/Ownership (first reading)
• Resolution 125-2022: $122,000 contract to Dynamic Sandblasting and Painting for North Church Street water tank improvements
• Resolution 126-2022: $1,646,313.13 contract to Earle Asphalt Company for 2021 Overlay Program
• Resolution 124-2022: Accepts resignation of Georgette Castner, appoints members to Zoning Board of Adjustment

Council approved several contracts and appointments via a consent agenda, including a major road overlay project. A proposed ordinance to fund improvements for Cox and McElwee Roads was continued to a future meeting following public testimony.

• Approved $1,646,313.13 contract to Earle Asphalt Company for 2021 Overlay Program
• Approved $122,000 contract to Dynamic Sandblasting and Painting for North Church Street water tank improvements
• Appointed Richard Naff as Emergency Management Coordinator (effective 4/1/2022)
• Appointed Walter Walczak as Officer in Charge of the police department
• Tabled Ordinance 3-2022 regarding $900,000 for Cox and McElwee Road improvements to April 25
• Introduced Ordinance 5-2022 to amend occupancy/ownership certificate code
• Approved appointments to the Zoning Board of Adjustment
• Authorized Tax Collector to cancel and refund taxes

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board is meeting to consider several subdivision applications, a $900,000 bond ordinance for road improvements, and a resolution to investigate a potential redevelopment area. The board will also review the Zoning Board's 2021 annual report and adopt resolutions for previously discussed items.

• PB#2021-48: Minor subdivision for Sam Lepore at 569 Sentinel Road
• PB#2021-12: Minor subdivision with variances for Mary Flanagan at 426 Flynn Avenue
• PB#2022-11: Minor subdivision with variances for Christine Vesaki at 621 Garwood Road
• Ordinance 3-2022: $900,000 appropriation, $460,750 in bonds for Cox Road and McElwee Road improvements
• Resolution 2022-17: Appoint Taylor Design Group to study Pulverizing Site for redevelopment

General

The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment holds its regular meeting on March 29, 2022, at 7:00 PM. The board will approve minutes from the March 15 meeting and conduct a closed-session discussion. Three bulk-variance applications for residential projects are on the agenda for official action.

• ZBA#2021-28: Hector Vicenty, 6 Greenvale Road — bulk variance for paver patio exceeding impervious coverage
• ZBA#2021-32: Charles and Lisa Esposito, 527 Chestnut Street — bulk variance for in-ground pool and deck (41% total impervious coverage)
• ZBA#2022-09: Eric and Joan Michelle Davis, 424 E. 3rd Street — bulk variance for in-law suite addition with new kitchen, baths, and deck

The Zoning Board of Adjustment approved resolution ZBA#2021-33, a bulk variance for a storage shed at 1 Farm House Court, and approved its January 18, 2022 minutes. The Board also approved the 2021 ZBA Annual Report with corrections noted by two members; the report will go to the Planning Board and then to Town Council with recommended ordinance changes. Two public hearings were continued: the paver patio application at 6 Greenvale Road to March 29, 2022, and the Safari Energy solar carport application to the April meeting with re-noticing required.

• Approved bulk variance ZBA#2021-33 for a storage shed at 1 Farm House Court (unanimous roll call)
• Approved January 18, 2022 meeting minutes (unanimous roll call)
• Approved 2021 ZBA Annual Report with corrections (unanimous roll call)
• Continued ZBA#2021-28, paver patio at 6 Greenvale Road, to March 29, 2022; no new notice required
• Postponed ZBA#2021-34, Safari Energy solar carports at 308 Harper Drive, to the April meeting; applicant must re-notice
• Adjourned the meeting at 7:16pm (unanimous voice vote)

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is meeting to take official action on several ordinances and resolutions, including bond ordinances for new computers and road improvements, and a cannabis regulation amendment. The agenda also includes a presentation honoring the retiring police chief and a public comment period. Most items are routine administrative actions, but the bond ordinances and cannabis amendment are substantive decisions.

• Bond ordinance 2-2022: $140,000 for new computers and network equipment
• Bond ordinance 3-2022: $900,000 for Cox Road and McElwee Road improvements
• Ordinance 4-2022: Amending Chapter 52 (Cannabis Regulation)
• Resolution 122-2022: $23,400 annual contract for park bathroom janitorial services
• Resolution 121-2022: Appointing redevelopment counsel for Pulverizing Services property

Council adopted Ordinance 4-2022 amending the Township's cannabis regulation code, which increases the number of cannabis licenses the Township may recommend from 4 to 6. Council also adopted a $140,000 bond ordinance for new computers and network equipment, and continued the public hearing on a $900,000 bond ordinance for Cox Road and McElwee Road improvements to April 11, 2022, after residents raised concerns about widening McElwee Road. Council approved the consent agenda and 11 consent resolutions, and directed staff to consider resolutions of support for cannabis microbusinesses only, not non-microbusinesses.

• Adopted Ordinance 4-2022 amending cannabis regulation code, increasing recommended licenses from 4 to 6 (all in favor)
• Adopted Ordinance 2-2022 appropriating $140,000 and authorizing $133,000 in bonds for computers and network equipment (all in favor)
• Continued public hearing on Ordinance 3-2022, $900,000 for Cox Road and McElwee Road improvements, to April 11, 2022 (all in favor)
• Adopted Consent Agenda CA 03 28 2022 (all in favor)
• Approved 11 consent resolutions including health benefits broker, tax refunds, water/sewer installment plan, surplus auction, food truck events, temporary budget amendment, affordable housing trust fund, redevelopment counsel, and janitorial contract (all in favor)
• Approved expenditures/bill list (all in favor)
• Directed staff to consider resolutions of support for cannabis microbusinesses only, not non-microbusinesses

Zoning Board

The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment holds its regular meeting on March 15, 2022, at 7:00 PM. The agenda includes procedural items, a 2021 annual report discussion, and public comments. The board will also act on two previously discussed variances: a paver patio bulk variance at 6 Greenvale Road and a solar carport site plan and use variance at 308 Harper Drive.

• ZBA#2021-28: Hector Vicenty’s paver patio bulk variance approved at 6 Greenvale Road
• ZBA#2021-34: Safari Energy’s solar carport site plan and use variance at 308 Harper Drive
• ZBA#2021-33: Resolution regarding Kamaljit Singh
• Discussion of the Moorestown ZBA Annual Report – 2021

At its January 18, 2022 reorganization meeting, the Moorestown Township Zoning Board of Adjustment elected Walter Fazler as Chairman and Lynne Schill as Vice Chairman, and approved a series of annual resolutions appointing its attorney, engineer, planner, landscape architect, secretary, and recording secretary. The Board also approved a bulk variance for a two-car garage side yard setback at 202 Chestnut Street. In its only public hearing decision, the Board unanimously approved a bulk variance for an already-installed storage shed at 1 Farm House Court. Two other applications were continued to February 2022 and will require new notice due to a virtual meeting Conference ID change.

• Elected Walter Fazler as Chairman (unanimous)
• Elected Lynne Schill as Vice Chairman (unanimous)
• Approved ZBA#2022-01 Annual Meeting Notice resolution (unanimous)
• Approved appointment of Melanie Levan as Zoning Board Attorney (unanimous)
• Approved ZBA#2022-03 engineering contract with typo correction from $135.00/hr to $145.300/hr (unanimous)
• Approved ZBA#2022-04 planner, ZBA#2022-05 landscape architect, ZBA#2022-06 secretary, ZBA#2022-07 recording secretary, and ZBA#2022-08 electronic guidelines resolutions (unanimous)
• Approved ZBA#2021-31 bulk variance for side yard setback at 202 Chestnut Street (unanimous)
• Approved ZBA#2021-33 bulk variance for storage shed at 1 Farm House Court (unanimous)

Town Council

The Moorestown Town Council will consider several ordinances and resolutions, including road improvements and cannabis regulation amendments. The meeting also includes decisions on various service contracts and a request for a redevelopment investigation.

• Ordinance 3-2022: $900,000 appropriation for Cox Road and McElwee Road improvements
• Ordinance 2-2022: $140,000 appropriation for new computers and network equipment
• Ordinance 4-2022: Amending Township Code Chapter 52 regarding cannabis regulation
• Resolution 101-2022: $156,972 contract for liquid sodium hydroxide for potable water
• Resolution 110-2022: Investigation of Pulverizing Services Property for redevelopment

The council voted unanimously to support two applications to the New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission, from Miles of Green, LLC and Peace Market, LLC. It introduced three ordinances on first reading: $140,000 for computers and network equipment, $900,000 for Cox Road and McElwee Road improvements, and an amendment to the township's cannabis regulation chapter. All consent agenda resolutions passed, with one abstention on the appointment of Appearance Committee members.

• Adopted consent agenda CA 03 14 2022 (all in favor)
• Introduced Ordinance 2-2022: $140,000 for computers and network equipment, $133,000 in bonds; hearing March 28 (all in favor)
• Introduced Ordinance 3-2022: $900,000 for Cox Road and McElwee Road improvements, $460,750 in bonds; hearing March 28 (all in favor)
• Introduced Ordinance 4-2022 amending Chapter 52 'Cannabis Regulation'; hearing March 28 (all in favor)
• Adopted Resolution 108-2022 supporting Miles of Green, LLC's cannabis application (all in favor)
• Adopted Resolution 109-2022 supporting Peace Market, LLC's cannabis application (all in favor)
• Adopted consent resolutions 101-2022 through 107-2022 and 110-2022 (all in favor)
• Adopted Resolution 111-2021 appointing Appearance Committee members (Ms. Mammarella abstained)

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board will consider adopting resolutions for several applications at the Moorestown Mall, including a major subdivision and site plans, and will hear new subdivision requests. Public comment is scheduled.

• PB#2021-46: Moorestown Mall/Preit Associates, 400 Route 38, Block 3000 Lots 2, 3, 3.01, 3.02, & 5, Preliminary and Final Major Subdivision with Variances
• PB#2021-47: Cooper Health Systems, 400 Route 38, Block 3000 Lot 2, Preliminary and Final Site Plan with Variances
• PB#2021-40F: Bel Canto Asset Growth, 400 Route 38, Block 3000 Lot 3, Final Site Plan
• PB#2021-48: Sam Lepore, 569 Sentinel Road, Block 5703 Lot 21, Minor Subdivision (continued)
• PB#2021-12: Mary Flanagan, 426 Flynn Avenue, Block 2203 Lot 1, Minor Subdivision with Variances

Town Council

The Moorestown Town Council will discuss redevelopment, stormwater improvements, and electric vehicle charging grants. The meeting includes resolutions for property acquisitions, playground equipment installation, and various tax refunds.

• Authorization of $245,000 from the Affordable Housing Trust Fund to purchase 712 North Lenola Road
• Contract of $23,973.03 with Marturano Recreation Company, Inc. for playground equipment
• Ordinance authorizing the acquisition of real property at 712 North Lenola Road
• Contract change order of $61,720.88 for wastewater treatment plant repairs at 250 Pine Street
• Expenditure of $8,247.62 for affordable housing plan services from Surenian, Edwards & Nolan LLC

The Council approved the acquisition of real property at 712 North Lenola Road for the Market to Affordable Housing program. They also authorized the appointment of redevelopment counsel for the Pulverizing Services property and approved several community event permits.

• Approved acquisition of 712 North Lenola Road for affordable housing (All in favor)
• Authorized $245,000 from Affordable Housing Trust Fund for 712 North Lenola Road purchase (All in favor)
• Appointed M. James Maley, Jr., Esquire as Redevelopment Counsel for Pulverizing Services property
• Approved $23,973.03 contract with Marturano Recreation Company for playground equipment (All in favor)
• Approved community event permits for Paddleboard Kayak Race and Daffodil Day (All in favor)
• Authorized $11,823.26 change order for Percheron Park construction (All in favor)
• Approved $8,247.62 expenditure from Affordable Housing Trust Fund for housing plan services (All in favor)
• Approved $61,720.88 deduct change order for wastewater treatment plant repairs (All in favor)

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board will hold a virtual meeting to adopt resolutions for two minor subdivisions and review a final site plan for a property on Route 38. The board will also approve minutes from previous meetings and may enter closed session.

• PB#2021-49: Minor subdivision for Michael & Emily Darling at 200 Pleasant Valley
• PB#2021-42: Minor subdivision with bulk variances for PCCH Properties LLC at 500 Covington Terrace
• PB#2021-40F: Final site plan for Bel Canto Asset Growth at 400 Route 38
• Closed session authorized by Resolution #2022-12

Zoning Board

The Moorestown Zoning Board will hold a virtual meeting to consider a use variance for a proposed Verizon Wireless telecommunications facility at 41 East Main Street, and to discuss the board's 2021 annual report. The board will also take action on a resolution for a prior application and approve minutes from the January 18 meeting.

• ZBA#2021-30: Cellco Partnership d/b/a Verizon Wireless, 41 East Main Street, Block 4405, Lots 53 & 54, Zone CRO, Use Variance for wireless telecommunications facility
• ZBA#2021-33: Resolution for Kamaljit Singh
• Discussion: Moorestown ZBA Annual Report – 2021
• Minutes: January 18, 2022

The Board held its re-organization meeting to elect leadership and award professional service contracts. The Board also approved two bulk variance applications and continued two others to the February meeting.

• Appointed Walter Fazler as Chairman (Unanimous)
• Appointed Lynne Schill as Vice Chairman (Unanimous)
• Awarded contracts to Board Attorney, Planner, and Landscape Architect (Unanimous)
• Approved Engineering contract with rate correction to $145.300/hr (Unanimous)
• Appointed Board Secretary and Recording Secretary (Unanimous)
• Approved bulk variance for 202 Chestnut Street garage setback (Unanimous)
• Approved bulk variance for 1 Farm House Court storage shed (Unanimous)
• Continued applications for 6 Greenvale Road and 527 Chestnut Street to February 2022

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is holding a virtual meeting on February 7, 2022, to discuss and take official action on several items, including a $12 million bond refunding, the acquisition of property at 712 North Lenola Road, and various contracts and resolutions. The agenda includes proclamations, a recap of a listening session on speeding, and a grant opportunity for water restoration. Public participation is available via MS Teams.

• Resolution 81-2022: $12,000,000 general obligation refunding bonds (Series 2022) to be sold to PNC Capital Markets LLC
• Ordinance 01-2022: Authorizing acquisition of real property at 712 North Lenola Road (Block 602, Lot 30)
• Resolution 68-2022: $24,150 contract with Marturano Recreation Company for GameTime playground equipment
• Resolution 69-2022: Municipal solid waste service contract with Burlington County (2022-2026)
• Resolution 79-2022: Memorandum of agreement with Moorestown FOP Superior Officers Association

Moorestown Township Council approved a consent agenda including a resolution to refund up to $12,000,000 in general obligation bonds and resolutions to buy 712 North Lenola Road for the market-to-affordable housing program. Council introduced Ordinance 1-2022 authorizing the property acquisition on first reading, with Mr. Van Dyken voting no; a public hearing is set for February 28, 2022. Council also received a Better Together Moorestown task force presentation on its diversity survey and discussed next steps for a possible permanent committee, but took no formal action on creating one. A closed session was held on collective bargaining and employment matters with no action or report.

• Approved Consent Agenda CA 02 07 2022, including resolutions 67-2022 through 81-2022 (all in favor)
• Approved $24,150 contract with Marturano Recreation Company, Inc. for GameTime playground equipment (consent agenda)
• Approved municipal solid waste service contract with Burlington County for 2022-2026 (consent agenda)
• Approved up to $12,000,000 general obligation refunding bonds, Series 2022, sale to PNC Capital Markets LLC (consent agenda)
• Approved $5,000 affordable housing trust fund deposit to purchase 712 North Lenola Road (consent agenda)
• Introduced Ordinance 1-2022 authorizing acquisition of 712 North Lenola Road (Block 602, Lot 30); public hearing set for February 28, 2022 (all in favor except Mr. Van Dyken, who voted no)
• Approved January 24, 2022 Official Action and Closed Session minutes (all in favor)
• Approved bill list (all in favor)

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board will hold a virtual meeting to consider several applications, including a minor subdivision on Sentinel Road, a major subdivision for the Moorestown Mall, and a site plan for Cooper Health Systems. The board will also adopt its rules and regulations. Public comment will be accepted.

• PB#2022-09: Adoption of Planning Board Rules and Regulations
• PB#2021-48: Minor subdivision at 569 Sentinel Road (Block 5703 Lot 21)
• PB#2021-46: Preliminary and Final Major Subdivision with Variances for Moorestown Mall/Preit Associates at 400 Route 38 (Block 3000 Lots 2, 3, 3.01, 3.02, 5)
• PB#2021-47: Preliminary and Final Site Plan with Variances for Cooper Health Systems at 400 Route 38 (Block 3000 Lot 2)

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council will meet virtually to discuss LED retrofitting of Main Street lighting and the Lenola Streetscape. The meeting includes the consideration of several consent agenda resolutions regarding police equipment, housing plans, and shared services.

• Discussion regarding LED Retrofit of Main Street Lighting
• Resolution 56-2022: Expenditure of Affordable Housing Trust Fund for housing plan services
• Resolution 58-2022: Shared services agreement with Burlington County for snow plowing and salting
• Resolution 64-2022: $36,364.36 contract with Foveonics Imaging Technologies for document imaging
• Resolution 61-2022: Disabled Veteran’s Tax Exemption for 237 South Church Street

At its January 24, 2022 virtual meeting, Moorestown Township Council approved a 12-item consent agenda covering police equipment participation, affordable housing funds, a shared snow plowing agreement, a $36,364.36 document imaging contract, and a Percheron Park construction contract amendment. Council also amended the agenda to add a closed session on real property acquisition or public fund investment, then entered closed session and reported no action. No ordinances were introduced or adopted, and the meeting included committee reports and a Main Street LED lighting discussion with no formal vote.

• Approved consent agenda CA 01 24 2022 with 12 resolutions (all in favor)
• Approved Resolution 55-2022 for police participation in the Defense Logistics Agency 1033 program through 12/31/2022
• Approved Resolution 56-2022 authorizing Affordable Housing Trust Fund expenditure for housing plan development
• Approved Resolution 57-2022 amending agreement for exchange of real property with LMC Properties, Inc.
• Approved Resolution 58-2022 for shared services snow plowing and salting agreement with Burlington County
• Approved Resolution 64-2022 for $36,364.36 contract with Foveonics Imaging Technologies for document imaging
• Approved Resolution 65-2022 for first amendment to Percheron Park construction contract
• Approved Resolution CS 01 24 2022 authorizing closed session on real property purchase/lease/acquisition or public fund investment (all in favor)

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board holds its 2022 reorganization meeting virtually, swearing in new and reappointed members, electing officers, and adopting rules and resolutions. The board will also consider four minor subdivision applications, including one with bulk variances, and adopt minutes from prior meetings.

• Reorganization: swearing in of Joseph Maguire (Class IV), reappointments of Christopher Chesner, David Zipin, Naoji Moriuchi
• Adoption of resolutions appointing board attorney, engineer, landscape architect, and planner
• PB#2021-40: Bel Canto Asset Growth Fund LLC, 400 Route 38, Block 3000 Lots 2, 3, 3.01, 3.02, 5 — minor subdivision and preliminary site plan
• PB#2021-49: Michael & Emily Darling, 200 Pleasant Valley, Block 2704 Lot 8 — minor subdivision
• PB#2021-42: PCCH Properties LLC, 500 Covington Terrace, Block 1607 Lot 18 — minor subdivision with bulk variances

Zoning Board

The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold its annual reorganization meeting, electing officers and appointing professionals for 2022. The board will also consider three bulk variance requests for properties on Greenvale Road, Chestnut Street, and Farm House Court. Public participation is available virtually due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

• Election of 2022 Chairman and Vice Chairman
• Appointment of Zoning Board Engineer, Planner, Landscape Architect, and Secretaries
• Resolution MZB 2022-01: Annual Notice Resolution & Meeting Schedule
• ZBA#2021-28: Bulk variance for paver patio at 6 Greenvale Road (exceeds impervious coverage limit)
• ZBA#2021-32: Bulk variance for in-ground pool at 527 Chestnut Street (impervious coverage to 41%, exceeding 30% limit)

The Zoning Board approved bulk variance application ZBA#2021-31 for Christopher J. and Donna M. McCool at 202 Chestnut Street, allowing a 3-foot side yard setback for a new two-car garage. The board also approved resolution ZBA#2021-29 (Edward Largist) and the corrected November 16, 2021 minutes. Two other applications — a paver patio at 6 Greenvale Road and a Verizon Wireless facility at 41 East Main Street — were rescheduled to the January hearing at the applicants' request. The board entered closed session to discuss litigation and adjourned at 8:43pm.

• Approved bulk variance ZBA#2021-31 for a 3-ft side yard setback for a two-car garage at 202 Chestnut Street (unanimous)
• Approved resolution ZBA#2021-29, Edward Largist (unanimous)
• Approved November 16, 2021 minutes with correction of Ms. Gallo's first name to 'Lynne' (unanimous)
• Rescheduled ZBA#2021-28, Hector Vicenty, 6 Greenvale Road paver patio bulk variance to January hearing
• Rescheduled ZBA#2021-30, Cellco Partnership dba Verizon Wireless, 41 East Main Street use variance to January hearing
• Entered closed session under Resolution 2021-37 to discuss litigation
• Adjourned at 8:43pm (unanimous voice vote)

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is holding its 2022 Reorganization Meeting, where newly elected Councilman Quinton Law will be sworn in and a Deputy Mayor will be elected. The council will also approve numerous appointments to boards and committees, and award contracts for professional services including township attorney, engineer, and auditor. A temporary budget for 2022 will be adopted, along with several routine resolutions on the consent agenda.

• Oath of office for new Councilman Quinton Law
• Appointment of township attorney Douglas L. Heinold (Raymond Coleman Heinold LLP)
• Appointment of township engineer Pennoni Associates, Inc.
• Adoption of 2022 temporary budget (Resolution 34-2022)
• Setting 2022 fee schedules for administration and parks/recreation

At its January 3, 2022 reorganization meeting, the Moorestown Township Council certified Quinton Law's November 2, 2021 election win (4,634 votes) to fill an unexpired term, and he was sworn in by Congressman Andy Kim. Sue Mammarella was elected Deputy Mayor for a term expiring December 31, 2022, and was also sworn in by Congressman Kim. Council approved Resolution Nos. 1-2022 through 36-2022, covering committee appointments, professional contracts for 2022, and a temporary budget, and adopted consent agenda Resolutions 37-2022 through 54-2022. No substantive policy debates or contested votes occurred; all recorded votes were unanimous with no nays or abstentions.

• Certified Quinton Law's election to Council with 4,634 votes (unanimous)
• Elected Sue Mammarella as Deputy Mayor for term expiring December 31, 2022 (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 1-2022 appointing members to the Appearance Committee (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2-2022 appointing members to the Zoning Board of Adjustment (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 14-2022 appointing Douglas L. Heinold, Esquire, as Township Attorney for 2022 (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 34-2022 adopting the 2022 Temporary Budget (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 35-2022 approving the consent agenda (unanimous)
• Adopted consent agenda Resolutions 37-2022 through 54-2022, including the 2022 meeting schedule, fee schedules, and depository designations (unanimous)