Moorestown public meetings in 2023

Zoning Board

The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting to adopt resolutions for two previously heard variance applications and to hear new applications for bulk and use variances. The board will also approve minutes from the November 21 meeting and may take official action on any agenda item.

• ZBA#2023-26: Bulk variance for side yard setback at 220 Parry Drive (17.9' where 28.1' required)
• ZBA#2023-27: Use variance for self-storage facility at 800 N Church Street
• ZBA#2023-28: Bulk variance for side yard setbacks at 20 E. Maple Ave.
• ZBA#2023-33: Bulk variance for hot tub pad at 310 E. Oak Ave.
• ZBA#2023-29: Use variance for outpatient infusion center at 1203 Nixon Drive

The Board approved a use variance and bulk variances to allow a new self-storage facility at 800 N Church Street. Several other residential bulk variance resolutions were also approved. The Board imposed conditions on the storage facility, including lighting restrictions from 12am to 6am.

• Approved use and bulk variances for self-storage facility at 800 N Church Street (Unanimous)
• Approved bulk variance for side yard setback at 220 Parry Drive (Unanimous)
• Approved Resolution ZBA#2023-25 for bulk variance at 216 S. Washington (Unanimous)
• Approved Resolution ZBA#2023-24 for front yard fence variance at 149 East Main St. (Unanimous)
• Approved Resolution ZBA#2023-17 for use variance at 401 Mt Laurel Road (Unanimous)
• Approved Resolution ZBA#2023-32 for Appointment of Acting Secretary (Unanimous)

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting on December 18, 2023, to select and appoint a council member to fill the unexpired term of Jake Van Dyken, which expires December 31, 2024. The agenda also includes second-reading ordinances on towing, zoning definitions, and licensing, plus a consent agenda with multiple resolutions involving contracts, budget transfers, and affordable housing expenditures.

• Appointment to fill unexpired council term (Resolution 236-2023)
• Ordinance 28-2023 amending vehicle towing and storage regulations
• Ordinance 29-2023 amending zoning definition of 'family'
• Contract awards: tree removal ($76,155 + $9,400), turf management ($29,275), document imaging ($38,480.40), tech upgrades ($103,074.42), two Ford Maverick trucks ($70,635.78)
• Affordable housing trust fund expenditures: $105,941.47 to CIS, $450,000 to Moorestown Housing Associates for Harper site

The Moorestown Township Council appointed Christopher Keating to fill the unexpired council term of Jake Van Dyken, who resigned, with a unanimous vote (all in favor, with David Zipin absent). The council also adopted three ordinances on second reading: amending the motor vehicle towing and storage code, amending the zoning definition of 'family' (removing the word 'relatively' to address a court ruling on sober living residences), and amending the licensing chapter to 'Licensing and Registrations'. Additionally, the council approved a consent agenda containing numerous resolutions, including contracts for tree removal, turf management, and technology upgrades.

• Appointed Christopher Keating to fill unexpired council term (all in favor, Zipin absent)
• Adopted Ordinance 28-2023 amending motor vehicle towing and storage code (all in favor, Keating abstained, Zipin absent)
• Adopted Ordinance 29-2023 amending zoning definition of 'family' (all in favor, Keating abstained, Zipin absent)
• Adopted Ordinance 30-2023 amending licensing chapter to 'Licensing and Registrations' (all in favor, Keating abstained, Zipin absent)
• Approved consent agenda CA 12 18 2023 (all in favor, Keating abstained, Zipin absent)
• Approved expenditures (all in favor, Keating abstained, Zipin absent)

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board will consider a preliminary and final site plan for a 150-unit residential development with 20% affordable housing, and a zoning ordinance amendment to redefine 'family.' The board may also adopt a resolution on the ordinance's consistency with the Master Plan and review a site plan for 19 townhomes.

• PB#2023-26: Domenica Foundation, 920 N Lenola Road, Block 100 Lot 1.09, 150 dwelling units, 20% low/moderate income
• Ordinance No. 29-2023: Amending Chapter 180 (Zoning) to amend definition of 'Family'
• Resolution #2023-41: Reporting Ordinance No. 29-2023 consistent with Master Plan
• PB#2021-17: Ventresca/Verdi, 201 & 125 East Camden Ave., Block 1301 Lots 29 & 30, 19 townhome units

The Moorestown Planning Board unanimously approved a preliminary and final site plan for 150 dwelling units with a 20% low- and moderate-income set-aside at 920 N. Lenola Road. The Board also approved resolutions adopting the Conservation Element Revision, appointing an acting board secretary, and determining that a Township Council ordinance amending cannabis business regulations in the BP-1 Zoning District is not inconsistent with the Master Plan.

• Approved Resolution 2023-35 for Conservation Element Revision and Environmental Resource Inventory 2023 (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2023-41 appointing Patricia Hunt as acting Board Secretary (unanimous)
• Approved application PB#2023-26 for preliminary and final site plan by Domenica Foundation at 920 N Lenola Road for 150 dwelling units with 20% affordable housing (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2023-40 determining Township Council Ordinance 25-2023 regarding cannabis businesses in the BP-1 Zoning District is not inconsistent with the Master Plan (unanimous)

Town Council

This is the annual Boards and Committees Dinner meeting of the Moorestown Township Council, held at the Lenola Fire House. The agenda is procedural: it includes the Open Public Meetings Act notice, flag salute, invocation, dinner with various advisory boards and committees, comments from chairpersons and council, public comment, and adjournment. The agenda explicitly states that formal action will not be taken.

• Annual dinner meeting with 13 boards and committees including Planning Board, Zoning Board of Adjustment, and Library Board of Trustees
• Meeting held at Lenola Fire House, 229 North Lenola Road, Moorestown, NJ
• No formal action will be taken at this meeting

The meeting consisted of reports from various township boards and committees regarding their responsibilities, achievements, and 2024 goals. No substantive legislative decisions were made.

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting on November 27, 2023, to take official action on several items, including bond ordinances, affordable housing resolutions, and various contracts. Key decisions include authorizing the sale of $7.455 million in general improvement bonds and conveying property at 307 Harper Drive to Pennrose, LLC for affordable housing construction. The council will also consider first-reading ordinances on towing regulations, zoning definitions, and licensing, plus a consent agenda with shared services and bond-related resolutions.

• Ordinance 26-2023: Authorizes conveyance of 307 Harper Drive to Pennrose, LLC for affordable housing construction
• Resolution 221-2023: Authorizes sale of $7,455,000 General Improvement Bonds, Series 2024
• Ordinance 27-2023: Bond ordinance appropriating $255,000 for technology upgrades at township facilities
• Ordinance 28-2023: Amends Chapter 168 on motor vehicle towing and storage
• Resolution 225-2023: Awards $22,800 contract to Chilly's Heating and Cooling for RTU removal/installation at 1245 North Church Street

The Council approved the conveyance of property at 307 Harper Drive to Pennrose, LLC for affordable housing construction. They also authorized bonds for technology upgrades and general improvements. Three ordinances regarding towing, zoning definitions, and licensing were introduced on first reading.

• Approved property conveyance at 307 Harper Drive to Pennrose, LLC (All in favor)
• Approved $255,000 bond for technology equipment upgrades (All in favor)
• Approved $7,455,000 general improvement bonds (All in favor)
• Approved $8,620,000 general obligation bonds (All in favor)
• Approved $22,800 contract to Chilly’s Heating and Cooling, LLC (All in favor)
• Introduced Ordinance 28-2023 regarding motor vehicle towing and storage (All in favor)
• Introduced Ordinance 29-2023 to amend the definition of 'family' (All in favor)
• Introduced Ordinance 30-2023 regarding licensing and registrations (All in favor)

Zoning Board

The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public meeting to adopt resolutions on previously heard variance applications and hear new variance requests. The agenda includes bulk variances for side yard setbacks and fence heights, as well as a use variance for a self-storage facility. Official action may be taken on any item.

• ZBA#2023-25: Jacob Brickley, 216 S. Washington, bulk variance for side yard setback (proposed 7.5' and 13.35' vs. required 30' aggregate)
• ZBA#2023-24: Timothy T. Faruol, 149 East Main St., variance for 4' and 5' front yard fence (max 3' allowed)
• ZBA#2023-17: Mathoan Gas #9 LLC, 401 Mt Laurel Road, use variance request
• ZBA#2023-26: Ian & Katie Amacher, 220 Parry Drive, bulk variance for side yard setback (17.9' vs. 28.1' required)
• ZBA#2023-27: MRE Five, LLC, 800 N Church Street, use variance for self-storage facility

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting on November 13, 2023, to discuss and take official action on several items, including affordable housing ordinances, bond ordinances for police vehicles and technology upgrades, and a zoning amendment for cannabis businesses. The most consequential item is a $7.85 million bond ordinance for the Harper Drive affordable housing project, which will be on second reading. The council will also consider a first-reading ordinance to convey property at 307 Harper Drive to Pennrose, LLC for affordable housing construction.

• Bond ordinance for Harper Drive affordable housing project: $7,850,000 appropriation, $7,457,500 in bonds
• Ordinance to convey 307 Harper Drive to Pennrose, LLC for affordable housing
• Bond ordinance for police vehicles and equipment: $268,000 appropriation, $254,600 in bonds
• Zoning amendment to regulate cannabis businesses in BP-1 district
• Contract extensions: snow removal ($25,000), lawn maintenance ($78,894.92), janitorial services ($119,470)

The Township Council approved a bond ordinance to finance the Harper Drive affordable housing project and authorized the purchase of new police vehicles. Council also set a $500,000 minimum bid for the re-auction of a liquor license after receiving no initial bids.

• Approved $7.85M bond for Harper Drive affordable housing (All in favor, Zipin recused)
• Approved $268,000 bond for police vehicles and equipment (All in favor)
• Approved $255,000 bond for technology equipment upgrades on first reading (All in favor)
• Set $500,000 minimum bid to re-auction liquor license (No objections)
• Approved Ordinance 25-2023 amending cannabis business regulations in BP-1 zone (All in favor)
• Approved $70,736 purchase of Vermeer compact skid steer (All in favor)
• Approved $78,894.92 contract extension for Green Hill Maintenance (All in favor)
• Approved $119,470 contract extension for Janitorial Management Inc. (All in favor)

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is holding a special virtual meeting to consider a bond ordinance on second reading that would fund the Harper Drive affordable housing project. The ordinance, continued from previous meetings, appropriates $9,250,000 and authorizes $8,787,500 in bonds or notes. Formal action may be taken on this item.

• Bond ordinance 19-2023 for Harper Drive affordable housing project, appropriating $9,250,000
• Authorizes issuance of $8,787,500 in bonds or notes
• Public comment period included

The Moorestown Township Council held a special meeting and voted to adopt Amended Ordinance 19-2023 on first reading, reducing the appropriation for the Harper Drive Affordable Housing Project to $7,850,000. The public hearing for the amended ordinance was set for November 13, 2023. Council members also heard public comments regarding neighborhood concerns related to a Community Options house and affordable housing financing.

• Adopted Amended Ordinance 19-2023 on first reading to appropriate $7,850,000 for the Harper Drive Affordable Housing Project (All in favor)
• Set public hearing for Amended Ordinance 19-2023 for November 13, 2023 at 7:00 p.m.

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board will consider a preliminary and final site plan for a 150-dwelling-unit development with 20% affordable housing at 920 N Lenola Road. The board will also adopt a resolution on a conservation element revision and review a zoning ordinance referral regarding cannabis businesses.

• PB#2023-26: Domenica Foundation, 920 N Lenola Road, Block 100 Lot 1.09, Preliminary and Final Site Plan for 150 dwelling units with 20% set aside for low and moderate income families
• PB#2023-35: Conservation Element Revision with the addition of the Environmental Resource Inventory 2023
• PB#2023-40: Referral from Township Council Ordinance 25-2023 amending Chapter 180 (Zoning) to amend regulation of cannabis businesses in the BP-1 Zoning District; resolution determining consistency with Master Plan

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is holding a special meeting to take official action, including a second reading of a bond ordinance for the Harper Drive affordable housing project, which would appropriate $9,250,000 and issue $8,787,500 in bonds. The council will also discuss IT improvements and consider a first-reading ordinance to amend zoning regulations for cannabis businesses in the BP-1 district. Public comment is scheduled.

• Bond ordinance 19-2023 for Harper Drive affordable housing project, appropriating $9,250,000 and authorizing $8,787,500 in bonds
• Ordinance 25-2023 to amend Chapter 180 (Zoning) regarding cannabis businesses in BP-1 district
• Discussion on IT improvements and Council Chamber
• Proclamation for Breast Cancer Awareness Month

The Moorestown Township Council introduced Ordinance 25-2023 on first reading, which would amend zoning regulations for cannabis businesses in the BP-1 district, and set a public hearing for November 13, 2023. Council also approved recommended IT improvements for township facilities, with exceptions for Meeting Room B and certain options, and requested a bond ordinance for the improvements at the next meeting. The public hearing for the Harper Drive affordable housing bond ordinance was continued to a special meeting on November 6, 2023.

• Introduced Ordinance 25-2023 (cannabis zoning amendment) on first reading (all in favor)
• Approved IT improvements for township facilities, excluding Meeting Room B and certain options (all in favor)
• Continued public hearing for Ordinance 19-2023 (Harper Drive affordable housing bond) to Nov 6, 2023 (all in favor)

Zoning Board

The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting on October 17, 2023, to consider several variance applications, including a use variance for a gas station, bulk variances for side yard setbacks and fence heights, and a resolution for accessory overnight parking. The board will also adopt minutes from the previous meeting and discuss MEAC criteria and possibly enter closed session.

• Resolution ZBA#2022-26: 227 Fairview 08057 LLC, 227 Fairview Ave., Block 2107 Lot 15 – interpretation of pre-existing use for accessory overnight outdoor parking of vehicles/trailers, or use variance.
• ZBA#2023-25: Jacob Brickley, 216 S. Washington, Block 4501 Lot 21 – bulk variance for side yard setback (proposed 7.5' and 13.35' vs. required 30' aggregate, 12' minimum each).
• ZBA#2023-24: Timothy T. Faruol, 149 East Main St., Block 4407 Lots 10&13 – bulk variance for 4' and 5' front yard fence (max 3' allowed).
• ZBA#2023-17: Mathoan Gas #9 LLC, 401 Mt Laurel Road, Block 6305 Lots 1&2 – use variance request from Article VIII, Section 180-21.

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting on October 16, 2023, to discuss and potentially take official action on several items. Key items include a second reading of a bond ordinance for the Harper Drive affordable housing project, a first reading of a bond ordinance for police vehicles, and a discussion on a draft ordinance to prohibit cannabis businesses near residential zones. The meeting also includes consent agenda resolutions for contracts and expenditures.

• Bond ordinance 19-2023: $9,250,000 appropriation for Harper Drive affordable housing project, with $8,787,500 in bonds
• Bond ordinance 24-2023 (first reading): $268,000 for police vehicles and equipment
• Draft ordinance to prohibit cannabis businesses on lots bordering residentially zoned lots in BP-1 district
• Resolution 198-2023: contract to Main Pool & Chemical Co. for sodium hypochlorite up to $121,000
• Resolution 192-2023 and 193-2023: affordable housing trust fund expenditures for consulting services

The Council adopted an ordinance adjusting salary ranges for supervisory, technical, and certain part-time employees. They also introduced a bond ordinance to fund police vehicles and equipment and approved several routine consent agenda items.

• Adopted Ordinance 23-2023 adjusting salary ranges for supervisory, technical, and part-time employees (All in favor)
• Introduced Ordinance 24-2023 appropriating $268,000 for police vehicles and equipment (All in favor)
• Approved Consent Agenda CA 10 16 2023 (All in favor)
• Approved Consent Agenda AHCA 10 16 2023 (All in favor, 1 abstention)
• Approved expenditures from Affordable Housing Trust Fund for Zeller & Wieliczko LLP and Surenian (All in favor, 1 recusal)
• Approved Affordable Housing bill list (All in favor, 1 recusal)
• Tabled public hearing for Ordinance 19-2023 (Harper Drive Affordable Housing) to Oct 30, 2023 (All in favor, 1 recusal)
• Approved contract for liquid sodium hypochlorite not to exceed $121,000 (All in favor)

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board is meeting to consider a revision to the Conservation Element of its master plan, which includes adding the 2023 Environmental Resource Inventory. The board will also discuss criteria related to the MEAC (likely the Municipal Environmental Advisory Committee) and may take official action on any agenda item.

• PB#2023-35: Conservation Element Revision with addition of Environmental Resource Inventory 2023
• Discussion of MEAC Criteria
• Approval of meeting minutes from August 17 and September 7, 2023

The Planning Board approved meeting minutes from August 3, 2023, resolutions for PB#2023-24 and PB#2023-21, and preliminary and final site plan approval for Moorestown Family Apartments (PB#2023-33). The approved mixed-income project on Borton Landing Road features 76 affordable rental units and 76 market-rate units across 13 buildings. The board also voted to enter into a closed session via Resolution 2023-34 before adjourning.

• Approved August 3, 2023 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution PB#2023-24 for 353 Crider Avenue LLC minor site plan (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution PB#2023-21 for Moorestown Mall LLC major subdivision with bulk variances (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary and final site plan PB#2023-33 for Moorestown Family Apartments on Borton Landing Road (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2023-34 to enter into closed session (6-0)

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting on October 2, 2023, to take official action on several ordinances and resolutions. Key items include a second reading of a bond ordinance for the Harper Drive affordable housing project, multiple bond ordinances for infrastructure and equipment, and a first reading of a salary ordinance. The council will also consider consent agenda resolutions, including bond combinations and a contract extension.

• Bond ordinance 19-2023: $9,250,000 appropriation for Harper Drive affordable housing project, issuing $8,787,500 in bonds
• Ordinance 20-2023: $525,000 for Allison Court pumping station improvements
• Ordinance 21-2023: $250,000 for wastewater treatment plant headworks design
• Ordinance 22-2023: $285,000 for public works vehicles and equipment
• Resolution 191-2023: one-year contract extension with Univar Solutions for hydrated lime, not to exceed $62,500

The Moorestown Township Council adopted Ordinance 19-2023, a $9.25 million bond ordinance for the Harper Drive affordable housing project, after a public hearing that was continued from earlier in the meeting. The council also adopted several other ordinances, including a $525,000 bond for the Allison Court pumping station, a $250,000 bond for wastewater treatment plant headworks design, and a $285,000 bond for public works vehicles. Additionally, the council approved two affordable housing trust fund expenditures and introduced a salary ordinance on first reading.

• Adopted Ordinance 19-2023, $9.25M bond for Harper Drive affordable housing (all in favor, Zipin recused)
• Adopted Ordinance 18-2023 amending parks and vehicles chapters (all in favor)
• Adopted Ordinance 20-2023, $525,000 bond for Allison Court pumping station (all in favor)
• Adopted Ordinance 21-2023, $250,000 bond for wastewater treatment plant headworks design (all in favor)
• Adopted Ordinance 22-2023, $285,000 bond for public works vehicles (all in favor)
• Introduced Ordinance 23-2023 on first reading, adjusting salary ranges (all in favor)
• Approved affordable housing trust fund expenditures for consulting services (all in favor, Zipin recused)
• Continued bond combination resolutions 188-, 189-, 190-2023 to October 16 meeting (all in favor)

Zoning Board

The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting to adopt resolutions on two previously heard applications and hear a new application. The board will vote on a use variance for a private cigar club on Chester Avenue and a variance for a porch and garage on Borton Landing Road. A new application seeks an interpretation or variance for overnight outdoor parking of vehicles and trailers on Fairview Avenue.

• Resolution ZBA#2023-20: Karen Janka, 900 Borton Landing Road, front porch and 2-car garage, variance from Section 180-9C
• Resolution ZBA#2023-22: 280 Chester LLC, 284-290 Chester Avenue, use variance for private cigar club in RTC-2 zone, relief from Section 180-42
• New Business ZBA#2022-26: 227 Fairview 08057 LLC, 227 Fairview Ave., interpretation of pre-existing use for overnight outdoor parking of vehicles/trailers, or use variance
• Meeting minutes from August 15, 2023 to be approved

The Moorestown Zoning Board approved a use variance for a private cigar club at 284-290 Chester Avenue, with conditions including no outdoor smoking and compliance with the Smoke Free Air Act. The board also approved two resolutions and a variance for a front porch and garage at 900 Borton Landing Road. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved 1-year extension for Cambridge Property 1, LLC variance (unanimous)
• Approved use variance for Brandon Pugh at 310 Borton Landing Road (unanimous)
• Approved front porch and garage variance for Karen Janka at 900 Borton Landing Road (unanimous)
• Approved private cigar club use variance for 280 Chester LLC with conditions (unanimous)

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is meeting to consider several bond ordinances, including a $9.25 million appropriation for the Harper Drive affordable housing project, and to take action on various resolutions. The agenda includes first readings of ordinances for infrastructure improvements and vehicle purchases, as well as consent agenda items such as contract change orders and license awards. Public comments are scheduled.

• Bond ordinance 19-2023: $9,250,000 for Harper Drive affordable housing project, issuing $8,787,500 in bonds
• Bond ordinance 20-2023: $525,000 for Allison Court pumping station improvements
• Bond ordinance 21-2023: $250,000 for wastewater treatment plant headworks design
• Bond ordinance 22-2023: $285,000 for public works vehicles and equipment
• Resolution 182-2023: permit award of one new plenary retail consumption license

The Moorestown Township Council introduced four bond ordinances on first reading, setting public hearings for October 2, 2023. These include $9.25 million for the Harper Drive affordable housing project, $525,000 for the Allison Court pumping station, $250,000 for wastewater treatment plant headworks design, and $285,000 for public works vehicles. The council also adopted the consent agenda and several resolutions, including a new liquor license award.

• Introduced Ordinance 19-2023 for Harper Drive affordable housing, appropriating $9,250,000 (all in favor)
• Introduced Ordinance 20-2023 for Allison Court pumping station improvements, appropriating $525,000 (all in favor)
• Introduced Ordinance 21-2023 for wastewater treatment plant headworks design, appropriating $250,000 (all in favor)
• Introduced Ordinance 22-2023 for public works vehicles and equipment, appropriating $285,000 (all in favor)
• Adopted Consent Agenda Resolution CA 09 18 2023 (all in favor)
• Adopted resolutions including contract change order, water/sewer charge cancellations, tax refunds, and new liquor license award (all in favor)

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council will discuss the potential issuance of a retail consumption liquor license and review affordable housing resolutions. The meeting also includes a public hearing regarding funding for Yancy-Adams Park.

• Potential issuance of a retail consumption liquor license
• Resolution 177-2023: Up to $26,350 for surveying and design at Yancy-Adams Park
• Resolution 173-2023: Affordable housing consulting services with Zeller & Wieliczko LLP
• Resolution 174-2023: Affordable housing plan services with Heinold, Surenian
• Ordinance 17-2023: Affirming vacation of a portion of Glen Avenue

The Moorestown Township Council set a $1 million minimum bid price for an available retail consumption liquor license, with a 25% good faith deposit, after discussion. The council also adopted several resolutions, including affordable housing expenditures, a park survey, and a shared services agreement, and introduced an ordinance on first reading.

• Set $1M minimum bid for retail consumption liquor license with 25% deposit
• Adopted affordable housing resolutions 173-2023 and 174-2023 (all in favor, Zipin recused)
• Approved $26,350 for Yancy-Adams Park survey and design (all in favor)
• Adopted consent agenda including tax refunds, audit approval, and shared services agreement (all in favor)
• Adopted Ordinance 17-2023 vacating portion of Glen Avenue (all in favor)
• Introduced Ordinance 18-2023 on parks and traffic, public hearing set for Oct 2
• Approved minutes from prior meetings (all in favor, Zipin abstained on Aug 21/29)
• Approved bill list for expenditures (all in favor)

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board will consider adopting resolutions for two related applications on Borton Landing Road: a minor subdivision by Lockheed Martin to adjust lot lines, and a preliminary/final site plan for a 152-unit mixed-income apartment community. The board may take official action on these items, which were previously discussed.

• PB#2021-27: Lockheed Martin minor subdivision, Borton Landing Road, Block 7401 Lots 1 & 2, creating 12.5-acre Lot 1.02 and 81.98-acre Lot 2.01
• PB#2023-33: Moorestown Family Apts., preliminary/final site plan for 76 income-restricted affordable units and 76 market-rate units
• Approval of meeting minutes from August 17, 2023

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is holding a special virtual meeting to consider Resolution No. 171-2023, which directs the Burlington County Clerk to place a public question on the November 7, 2023 general election ballot. The question relates to a petition filed under the Amusement Games Licensing Law. The meeting includes public comment and formal action may be taken.

• Resolution No. 171-2023: Directs the Clerk of Burlington County to place a public question on the Nov. 7, 2023 ballot regarding amusement games licensing
• Public comment period
• Virtual meeting via MS Teams

The Moorestown Township Council voted unanimously to direct the Burlington County Clerk to place a public question on the November 7, 2023 general election ballot. The question stems from a referendum petition filed under the Amusement Games Licensing Law, which the Township Clerk certified as having sufficient signatures (1,348 required). Council's action was ministerial, forwarding the legally sufficient petition to the County Clerk.

• Adopted Resolution 171-2023 directing County Clerk to place amusement games public question on Nov. 7 ballot (unanimous, 3-0; two members absent)
• Certified referendum petition as legally sufficient with 1,348 required signatures

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is holding a hybrid meeting with several official actions, including ordinances on second and first reading, resolutions for affordable housing expenditures, and a consent agenda with contract extensions and rehabilitation determinations. The council will also discuss a municipal parking lot entrance/exit at 101 W. Main Street and receive reports from members and the manager.

• Ordinance 16-2023: Accept property from NBPIII SBAR LLC, Block 100, Lot 1.08
• Ordinance 17-2023: Affirm vacation of a portion of Glen Avenue
• Resolution 166-2023: Extend contract with SNF Inc. for liquid polymer, not to exceed $35,000 (wastewater) and $23,600 (water)
• Resolution 167-2023: Declare Camden Avenue Corridor an area in need of rehabilitation
• Resolution 168-2023: Declare 428 South Church Street an area in need of rehabilitation

The Moorestown Township Council held its regular meeting on August 21, 2023, adopting the consent agenda and several resolutions, including authorizing affordable housing trust fund expenditures and approving a one-year contract extension for liquid polymer delivery. The council also introduced an ordinance on first reading to reaffirm a 1995 vacation of a portion of Glen Avenue, with a correction to the language. No substantive decisions were made beyond these routine approvals and introductions.

• Adopted Consent Agenda Resolution CA 08 21 2023 (all in favor)
• Approved Resolution 169-2023 authorizing affordable housing trust fund expenditures (all in favor)
• Approved affordable housing bill list (all in favor)
• Adopted Ordinance 16-2023 accepting property from NBPIII SBAR LLC (all in favor)
• Introduced Ordinance 17-2023 affirming vacation of Glen Avenue on first reading (all in favor)
• Adopted Consent Agenda resolutions 166-2023 through 170-2023 (all in favor)
• Approved expenditures bill list (all in favor)

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board is holding a special meeting to consider several site plans and subdivisions, including a major mixed-income apartment complex. The board will also vote on resolutions for a minor site plan on Crider Avenue and a major subdivision at Moorestown Mall, and may enter closed session to discuss DR Horton litigation.

• PB#2023-33: Preliminary & Final Site Plan for 76 income-restricted affordable and 76 market-rate apartments at Borton Landing Road, Block 7401 Lots 1&2
• PB#2023-24: Minor Site Plan for 353 Crider Ave. to pave 38,199 sf of gravel/grass, adding 4,175 sf of impervious coverage
• PB#2023-21: Major Subdivision with Bulk Variances for Moorestown Mall, 400 West Route 38, Block 3000 Lots 3.05-3.13
• Closed session authorized for DR Horton litigation
• Approval of August 3, 2023 meeting minutes

Zoning Board

The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting on August 15, 2023, to consider two new variance applications and adopt resolutions for prior cases. The board will also approve minutes from the July 18 meeting and may take official action on any listed item.

• ZBA#2023-20: Karen Janka, 900 Borton Landing Road, requests variances for a front porch and 2-car garage, including a 96-foot front yard setback where 150 feet is required (existing non-conforming).
• ZBA#2023-22: 280 Chester LLC, 284-290 Chester Avenue, requests a use variance for a private cigar club in the RTC-2 zone.
• Resolution ZBA#2020-23EXT: Extension request for Cambridge Property 1, LLC at 255 East Main Street for prior approvals.
• Resolution ZBA#2023-19: Brandon Pugh, 310 Borton Landing Road, use variance to permit residential use in BP2 zone (pre-existing).

The Moorestown Zoning Board approved a bulk variance for a pool at 123 West Maple Avenue and approved a use variance with conditions for a residential addition at 310 Borton Landing Road. A resolution for an extension at 255 East Main Street was tabled due to insufficient voting members present.

• Approved pool bulk variance at 123 West Maple Avenue (unanimous)
• Approved use variance for addition at 310 Borton Landing Road with conditions (unanimous)
• Tabled extension resolution ZBA#2020-23EXT for 255 East Main Street
• Approved June 20, 2023 meeting minutes (unanimous)

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is meeting to take official action on several resolutions, including awarding contracts for road improvements and a sewer pump, and authorizing expenditures from the Affordable Housing Trust Fund. The agenda also includes a proclamation for Mental Health Awareness and a consent agenda with various administrative items.

• Resolution 160-2023: $252,513.13 contract to Earle Asphalt Company for Nixon Drive and Harper Drive improvements
• Resolution 159-2023: $43,875 contract to Municipal Maintenance Company for a new Netzsch rotary lobe pump at the sewer plant
• Resolution 162-2023: Authorizes spending from Affordable Housing Trust Fund for housing plan services
• Resolution 164-2023: Authorizes $39,020.00 from Affordable Housing Trust Fund to reimburse Community Investment Strategies for predevelopment expenses
• Ordinance 16-2023: Accepts property from NBPIII SBAR LLC, Block 100, Lot 1.08

The Township Council approved a $252,513 contract for road improvements and authorized expenditures from the Affordable Housing Trust Fund. Council also introduced an ordinance to accept property from NBPIII SBAR LLC and adopted a corrective action plan following a state comptroller report.

• Approved $252,513.13 contract to Earle Asphalt Company for Nixon and Harper Drive improvements
• Approved $43,875 contract to Municipal Maintenance Company for a sewer plant pump
• Authorized expenditure of $39,020 from Affordable Housing Trust Fund to Community Investment Strategies
• Authorized funds from Affordable Housing Trust Fund for housing plan services (Heinold, Surenian)
• Introduced Ordinance 16-2023 to accept property from NBPIII SBAR LLC (Block 100, Lot 1.08)
• Approved cancellation of water and sewer charges due to errors and leaks (Res. 161-2023)
• Adopted corrective action plan following Office of the State Comptroller report
• Authorized tax refund for payment made in error on an exempt property

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board is meeting to consider several items, including adopting a resolution for a church parking lot, reviewing two proposed 'Area in Need of Rehabilitation' designations from the Town Council, and a minor subdivision application from Lockheed Martin. The board may take official action on any item.

• Resolution PB#2023-13: God of Prophecy Church, 32 New Albany Road, minor site plan for 49-space parking lot (2/3 paved, rest stone)
• Review of Town Council Resolution DRAFT-2023: Camden Avenue Corridor as Area in Need of Rehabilitation
• Review of Town Council Resolution DRAFT-2023: 428 South Church Street as Area in Need of Rehabilitation
• PB#2021-27: Lockheed Martin, Borton Landing Road, minor subdivision to modify lot lines (Lot 1: 21.81 ac, Lot 2: 72.67 ac) creating Lot 1.02 (12.5 ac) and 2.01 (81.98 ac)

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is meeting to take official action on several affordable housing items, including rezonings and a property exchange. The council will also vote on consent agenda resolutions for contracts and tax grace period extension. Public comments will be heard on agenda and non-agenda items.

• Ordinance 14-2023: Rezone Block 7401, Proposed Lot 1.02 (Borton Landing Road) to AMF-6 and Block 7401, Lot 3 (200 Hartford Road) to BP-2
• Ordinance 15-2023: Authorize exchange of Nagle Tract (200 Hartford Road) for 12.5-acre parcel on Borton Landing Road owned by LMC Properties, Inc.
• Resolution 157-2023: Award contract to U.S. Tank Painting, Inc. for Westfield Road tank painting and altitude valve replacement, $1,481,000
• Resolution 153-2023: Award contract to Core & Main LP for water meters, not to exceed $60,000
• Resolution 158-2023: Extend 3rd quarter tax payment grace period from August 10 to September 8, 2023

The Moorestown Township Council adopted Ordinance 14-2023, rezoning two parcels for affordable housing, and Ordinance 15-2023, authorizing a land exchange with LMC Properties, both on second reading with unanimous votes (Councilmember Zipin recused). The Council also approved a consent agenda and several resolutions, including a $1.481 million contract for tank painting. The meeting included a closed session for real property and litigation matters.

• Adopted Ordinance 14-2023 rezoning Block 7401, Proposed Lot 1.02 to AMF-6 and Lot 3 (200 Hartford Road) to BP-2 (unanimous, Zipin recused)
• Adopted Ordinance 15-2023 authorizing land exchange of Nagle Tract for 12.5-acre parcel on Borton Landing Road (unanimous, Zipin recused)
• Approved Resolution 154-2023 authorizing affordable housing trust fund expenditure for housing plan services (unanimous, Zipin recused)
• Approved Resolution 156-2023 'Reasons' resolution supporting Ordinance 14-2023 despite Planning Board inconsistency determination (unanimous, Zipin recused)
• Approved Consent Agenda Resolution CA 07 24 2023 (unanimous)
• Awarded contract to U.S. Tank Painting, Inc. for Westfield Road tank painting and altitude valve replacement in amount of $1,481,000 (unanimous)
• Approved extension of tax payment grace period for 3rd quarter to September 8, 2023 (unanimous)
• Authorized closed session for real property and litigation matters (unanimous)

Zoning Board

The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting on July 18, 2023, to consider resolutions for two prior applications and hear one new application. The new application seeks a use variance for a pre-existing residential use in a business zone, along with bulk variance relief. The board will also adopt resolutions for a pool setback variance and an extension for a site plan approval.

• Resolution ZBA#2020-23EXT: 1-year extension for use variance and site plan approval at 255 East Main Street (Block 6102 Lot 15.01)
• Resolution ZBA#2023-18: Bulk variance to permit 14.8' rear yard where 25' is required for pool at 123 West Maple Avenue (Block 4107 Lot 8)
• New application ZBA#2023-19: Use variance for residential use in BP2 zone at 310 Borton Landing Road (Block 7401 Lot 10)
• New application ZBA#2023-19: Bulk variance relief from Section 180-70A
• Approval of June 20, 2023 meeting minutes

The Moorestown Zoning Board approved three resolutions and one new business application. It granted a use variance for a dog daycare at 1273 N. Church St., a bulk variance for a pool at 130 Oakmont Dr., and an amended bulk variance for a fence at 701 Kimberly Dr. It also approved a one-year extension for the site plan approval at 255 East Main St. (6-1). One application, ZBA#2022-26, was carried to September 2023 due to a recording system failure.

• Approved use variance for dog daycare/boarding at 1273 N. Church St. (unanimous)
• Approved bulk variance for inground pool at 130 Oakmont Dr. (unanimous)
• Approved amended fence variance at 701 Kimberly Dr. (unanimous)
• Approved 1-year extension for site plan at 255 East Main St. (6-1)
• Carried ZBA#2022-26 to September 2023 due to encoder failure

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board will hold a special meeting to consider several referrals from Township Council, including bond ordinances for capital projects and a zoning amendment. They will also review a minor site plan and a major subdivision application. Official action may be taken on any item.

• Ordinance 11-2023: $100,000 appropriation ($95,000 bonds) for Kings Highway Water Main Phase 1 design
• Ordinance 12-2023: $65,000 appropriation ($61,750 bonds) for hydrothermal carbonized sludge feasibility study at wastewater plant
• Ordinance 13-2023: Additional $1,970,000 ($1,871,500 bonds) for Westfield Road Water Tank painting and improvements
• Zoning amendment to rezone Block 7401 Lot 1.02 to AMF-6 and Lot 3 to BP-2, with affordable housing accommodation
• PB#2023-24: 353 Crider Ave - minor site plan to pave 38,199 sf, increasing impervious coverage by 4,175 sf

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is meeting to take official action on several items, including a bond ordinance for water tank improvements, a zoning change and property exchange involving the Nagle Tract, a resolution supporting a cannabis business application, and multiple road construction contracts. The meeting is hybrid, with public participation available in person or via MS Teams.

• Bond ordinance 13-2023: additional $1,970,000 appropriation and $1,871,500 in bonds for Westfield Road water tank painting and improvements
• Ordinance 14-2023: rezone Block 7401, Proposed Lot 1.02 (Borton Landing Road) to AMF-6 and Block 7401, Lot 3 (200 Hartford Road) to BP-2
• Ordinance 15-2023: authorize exchange of Nagle Tract (200 Hartford Road) with LMC Properties for 12.5-acre parcel on Borton Landing Road
• Resolution 152-2023: supporting Lenola Wellness, LLC's application to NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission
• Contracts: Earle Asphalt $1,030,113.13 (2023 Overlay), $921,613.13 (West Central Ave reconstruction), $70,495.02 from Affordable Housing Trust Fund for CIS predevelopment

The Moorestown Township Council adopted a revised resolution supporting Lenola Wellness LLC's cannabis license application, subject to a one-year expiration for local approvals. Council also approved road and infrastructure contracts, including $1,030,113.13 for the 2023 overlay program, and advanced bond and zoning ordinances regarding property exchanges and water tank improvements.

• Approved Consent Agenda including road contracts and appointments (all in favor)
• Adopted Ordinance 13-2023 appropriating an additional $1,970,000 for Westfield Road water tank improvements (all in favor)
• Introduced Ordinance 14-2023 to rezone Borton Landing Road and Hartford Road properties (all in favor, Mr. Zipin recused)
• Introduced Ordinance 15-2023 authorizing a property exchange with LMC Properties, Inc. (all in favor, Mr. Zipin recused)
• Approved Resolution 152-2023 supporting Lenola Wellness LLC's cannabis application with a one-year time limit (all in favor)
• Awarded $1,030,113.13 contract to Earle Asphalt Company for the 2023 overlay program (all in favor)
• Awarded $921,613.13 contract to Earle Asphalt Company for the 2023 reconstruction program on West Central Avenue (all in favor)
• Approved $70,495.02 from the Affordable Housing Trust Fund for predevelopment reimbursement to Community Investment Strategies (all in favor, Mr. Zipin recused)

Town Council

The Moorestown Town Council will discuss resolutions for cannabis businesses and rehabilitation designations. The agenda includes a first reading of an ordinance to appropriate $1,970,000 for improvements to the Westfield Road water tank.

• Ordinance 13-2023: $1,970,000 appropriation for Westfield Road water tank painting and improvements
• Discussion regarding resolutions of support for cannabis businesses
• Resolution 142-2023: Expenditure of Affordable Housing Trust Fund for housing plan services
• Resolution 143-2023: Special alcoholic beverage permit for Main Street summer block party
• Resolution 144-2023: Release of performance guarantees for 14 Sbar Boulevard, LLC

The Moorestown Township Council introduced Ordinance 13-2023 on first reading, appropriating an additional $1,970,000 and authorizing $1,871,500 in bonds for painting and improvements to the Westfield Road water tank, with a public hearing set for July 24, 2023. The council also adopted the consent agenda and all consent resolutions, approved the June 12 minutes and expenditures, and discussed referring rehabilitation designations for the Camden Avenue Corridor and 428 South Church Street to the Planning Board. No ordinances were on second reading, and no public comments were made on the consent agenda.

• Introduced Ordinance 13-2023 for $1.97M water tank improvements (all in favor)
• Adopted Consent Agenda Resolution CA 06 26 2023 (all in favor)
• Approved consent resolutions 138-2023 through 144-2023 (all in favor)
• Approved June 12, 2023 minutes (all in favor)
• Approved bill list/expenditures (all in favor)
• Referred rehabilitation designations to Planning Board (no objections)

Zoning Board

The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting on June 20, 2023, to adopt resolutions for two prior cases, hear new business including a pool setback variance, a parking use interpretation/variance, and a one-year extension request for a site plan approval, and discuss adjournment. Official action may be taken on any agenda item.

• Resolution ZBA#2023-12 for Dennis Matusche, 1273 N. Church St., Block 3500 Lot 63
• Resolution ZBA#2023-14 for Gaurav Sharma, 130 Oakmont Dr., Block 9202 Lot 16
• ZBA#2020-23EXT: Cambridge Property1, LLC, 255 East Main Street, Block 6102 Lot 15.01 — 1-year extension for use conditional variance and site plan approval
• ZBA#2023-18: 123 West Maple Avenue, Block 4107 Lot 8 — bulk variance to permit 14.8' pool setback where 25' is required
• ZBA#2022-26: 227 Fairview 08057 LLC, 227 Fairview Avenue, Block 2107 Lot 15 — interpretation of pre-existing use for overnight outdoor parking of vehicles/trailers, or use variance

The Board approved a use variance for a dog daycare, boarding, and grooming facility with specific noise and odor mitigation conditions. Two residential bulk variances for a fence and a pool were also approved.

• Approved use variance for dog daycare, boarding, and grooming at 1273 N. Church St. (unanimous)
• Approved bulk variance for 4' aluminum fence at 701 Kimberly Drive (unanimous)
• Approved bulk variance for inground pool at 130 Oakmont Dr. (unanimous)
• Approved May 16, 2023 meeting minutes (unanimous)

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council will discuss several infrastructure projects and contract awards. Key items include ordinances for water main replacement on Kings Highway and a sludge processing study at the wastewater treatment plant.

• Ordinance 11-2023: $100,000 appropriation for Kings Highway water main replacement design
• Ordinance 12-2023: $65,000 appropriation for a hydrothermal sludge processing feasibility study
• Resolution 133-2023: $63,718 contract to Somax Circular Solutions for a feasibility study
• Resolution 135-2023: $20,655 contract to Shannon Chemical Corporation for liquid corrosion inhibitor
• Resolution 137-2023: $113,500 contract to Princeton Hydro, LLC for Strawbridge Lake restoration

The Moorestown Township Council adopted two ordinances on second reading: 11-2023, appropriating $100,000 and authorizing $95,000 in bonds for preliminary engineering and design of the Kings Highway water main replacement Phase I, and 12-2023, appropriating $65,000 and authorizing $61,750 in bonds for a feasibility study of a hydrothermal carbonized sludge processing system at the wastewater treatment plant. The council also approved the consent agenda, including contracts for the sludge study, a corrosion inhibitor, and a watershed restoration plan for Strawbridge Lake, and authorized a closed session for litigation and negotiations. All votes were unanimous with Councilmember Van Dyken absent.

• Adopted Ordinance 11-2023 for $100,000 appropriation and $95,000 bond for Kings Highway water main design (all in favor)
• Adopted Ordinance 12-2023 for $65,000 appropriation and $61,750 bond for sludge processing feasibility study (all in favor)
• Approved Consent Agenda Resolution CA 06 12 2023 (all in favor)
• Approved Resolution 133-2023 awarding $63,718 contract to Somax Circular Solutions for hydrothermal carbonization feasibility study (all in favor)
• Approved Resolution 135-2023 awarding $20,655 annual contract to Shannon Chemical for liquid corrosion inhibitor (all in favor)
• Approved Resolution 137-2023 awarding $113,500 contract to Princeton Hydro for Strawbridge Lake watershed restoration plan (all in favor)
• Approved minutes from multiple prior meetings (all in favor)
• Authorized closed session for litigation, negotiations, and attorney-client privilege (all in favor)

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board will hold a regular meeting to consider several applications, including a minor subdivision with variances, a temporary sales trailer, and a church parking lot expansion. The board will also adopt resolutions for previously discussed items and approve meeting minutes.

• PB#2023-11: Minor subdivision at 47 & 49 East 3rd Street to create two lots for semi-detached homes with variances
• PB#2023-19: Temporary sales trailer and signage at 600 Centerton Road (Parker's Bend)
• PB#2023-13: God of Prophecy Church at 32 New Albany Road proposes 49-space parking lot, seeking variances for parking count and landscape buffer

Zoning Board

The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public meeting to consider two variance applications. One is a use variance for a dog daycare, boarding, and grooming facility, and the other is a bulk variance for an inground pool setback. The board will also adopt resolutions and approve minutes from the previous meeting.

• ZBA#2023-12: Use variance for dog daycare/boarding/grooming at 1273 N. Church St. (Block 3500 Lot 63), ~7,500 sq ft
• ZBA#2023-14: Bulk variance for inground pool at 130 Oakmont Dr. (Block 9202 Lot 16), 10' rear setback vs 25' required
• Adoption of resolutions
• Approval of meeting minutes from May 16, 2023

The Board approved three residential bulk variance resolutions and one new application for a front yard fence. An application regarding overnight vehicle parking at 227 Fairview Avenue was carried to the June 20, 2023 meeting.

• Approved resolution ZBA#2023-09 for a 3-bay car garage at 700 Garwood Road (Unanimous)
• Approved resolution ZBA#2022-27 for a 1457 sf home addition at 236 N. Riding Drive (Unanimous)
• Approved resolution ZBA#2023-10 for front porch and entrance improvements at 1 West Oak Avenue (Unanimous)
• Approved April 18, 2023 meeting minutes (Unanimous)
• Approved ZBA#2023-13 for a 4' high aluminum fence at 701 Kimberly Drive (Unanimous)
• Carried ZBA#2022-26 regarding overnight parking at 227 Fairview Avenue to June 20, 2023

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting on May 22, 2023, with a public hearing and adoption of the 2023 municipal budget. The council will also consider a zoning amendment for warehouses in the BP-1 district, introduce two bond ordinances for water and wastewater projects, and act on a consent agenda of routine resolutions.

• Adoption of 2023 municipal budget (Resolutions 123-2023, 124-2023)
• Ordinance 10-2023 amending Chapter 180 zoning to regulate warehouses in BP-1 district
• Ordinance 11-2023: $100,000 appropriation ($95,000 bonds) for Kings Highway water main replacement Phase I design
• Ordinance 12-2023: $65,000 appropriation ($61,750 bonds) for hydrothermal carbonized sludge feasibility study at wastewater plant
• Consent agenda includes hiring police officers, appointing Brown & Brown as health benefits broker, and T-Mobile antenna lease amendment

The council unanimously adopted the 2023 municipal budget and approved an ordinance amending warehouse regulations in the BP-1 zoning district. It also introduced two bond ordinances for water main replacement and a sludge processing feasibility study, and approved a consent agenda including police hiring and a health insurance broker contract.

• Adopted 2023 budget (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 10-2023 amending warehouse regulations in BP-1 zoning district (unanimous)
• Introduced Ordinance 11-2023 appropriating $100,000 for Kings Highway water main design (unanimous)
• Introduced Ordinance 12-2023 appropriating $65,000 for sludge processing feasibility study (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including police officer hiring and insurance broker contract (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of February 27, 2023 (unanimous)
• Approved bill list (unanimous)
• Authorized closed session for affordable housing litigation (unanimous)

Zoning Board

The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting to adopt resolutions for previously heard variance cases and hear new variance requests. The agenda includes bulk variance requests for residential additions, a fence, and a parking use interpretation. Official action may be taken on any item.

• Adoption of resolution for ZBA#2023-09: 3-bay car garage at 700 Garwood Road
• Adoption of resolution for ZBA#2022-27: 1,457 sq ft addition at 236 N. Riding Drive
• Adoption of resolution for ZBA#2023-10: front porch improvements at 1 West Oak Avenue
• New business: 4-ft aluminum fence in front yard at 701 Kimberly Drive
• New business: interpretation of pre-existing use for overnight parking at 227 Fairview Avenue

The Moorestown Zoning Board approved three bulk variance resolutions for residential properties, including a garage expansion, an addition, and a porch setback. The board also approved a new application for a 4-foot fence on Kimberly Drive. The application for 227 Fairview Avenue regarding overnight parking of vehicles was carried to the June 20, 2023 meeting.

• Approved ZBA#2023-09 bulk variance for 3-bay garage at 700 Garwood Road (unanimous)
• Approved ZBA#2022-27 bulk variance for 1,457 sf addition at 236 N. Riding Drive (unanimous)
• Approved ZBA#2023-10 bulk variance for front porch setback at 1 West Oak Avenue (unanimous)
• Approved ZBA#2023-13 fence variance at 701 Kimberly Drive (unanimous)
• Approved April 18, 2023 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Carried ZBA#2022-26 (227 Fairview Avenue) to June 20, 2023

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting to discuss and take official action on several items, including a feasibility study for wastewater treatment plant improvements, a proposal for an inclusive playground, and a zoning ordinance amendment for warehouses. The council will also vote on a consent agenda with contracts and resolutions, including a $185,143.75 road reconstruction contract.

• Ordinance 10-2023 to amend warehouse regulations in BP-1 zoning district
• Feasibility study for wastewater treatment plant improvements
• Proposal for inclusive playground
• Contract to Black Rock Enterprises, LLC for $185,143.75 for Pancoast Avenue reconstruction
• Resolution authorizing $5,755.20 for MACCS contract share

The Moorestown Township Council adopted Ordinance 9-2023 to exceed municipal budget appropriation limits and establish a cap bank, and introduced Ordinance 10-2023 to amend warehouse regulations in the BP-1 zoning district, setting a public hearing for May 22, 2023. The council also approved a consent agenda including a $185,143.75 contract for Pancoast Avenue reconstruction and other routine items. No substantive decisions were made on the wastewater treatment plant feasibility study or inclusive playground, which were only discussed.

• Adopted Ordinance 9-2023 to exceed municipal budget appropriation limits and establish a cap bank (all in favor)
• Introduced Ordinance 10-2023 amending warehouse regulations in BP-1 zoning district, public hearing set for May 22, 2023 (all in favor)
• Approved Consent Agenda Resolution CA 05 08 2023 (all in favor)
• Approved contract to Black Rock Enterprises, LLC for $185,143.75 for 2023 Reconstruction Program – Pancoast Avenue (all in favor)
• Approved tax refund for duplicate payments (all in favor)
• Authorized $5,755.20 funding for MACCS contract (all in favor)
• Approved expenditure from Affordable Housing Trust Fund for housing plan services (all in favor)
• Approved Juneteenth celebration community event (all in favor)

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board will hold a regular meeting to consider several applications, including a minor subdivision with variances on East 3rd Street, a temporary sales trailer at Parker's Bend, and adopt resolutions for prior applications. The board will also discuss proposed revisions to the warehouse ordinance.

• PB#2023-11: Minor subdivision with variances for 47 & 49 East 3rd Street to create two lots for semi-detached homes
• PB#2023-19: Minor site plan for temporary sales trailer and signage at 600 Centerton Road (Parker's Bend)
• PB#2023-16: Resolution for MiPro Homes lot line adjustment at 330-334 Tom Brown Road
• PB#2022-29: Resolution for McLean Packaging Corp. major site plan at 1504 Glen Avenue
• Discussion of proposed warehouse ordinance revisions

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting on April 24, 2023, to discuss and take official action on several items, including introducing the 2023 municipal budget and setting a public hearing for May 22. The agenda includes a proclamation for National Library Week, a request to support a DVRPC grant application for a regional trails feasibility study, and a request to support a community wildlife habitat certification effort. The council will also consider a consent agenda with multiple contracts and resolutions, including road improvements, water well re-drilling, and a settlement agreement.

• Introduction of 2023 budget (Resolution 110-2023) with public hearing set for May 22
• Contract award to Arawak Paving for $447,300 for Cox Road and McElwee Road improvements
• Contract award to A.C. Schultes, Inc. for $548,558 to re-drill Well No. 8 at Hartford Road Water Treatment Plant
• Contract award to Vulcan Construction Group for $100,380 for Lenola Road outfall erosion mitigation
• Ordinance 9-2023 to exceed municipal budget appropriation limits and establish a cap bank

The Council introduced the 2023 budget on first reading and an ordinance to exceed municipal budget appropriation limits. Several infrastructure contracts were awarded via a consent agenda, including road improvements and water well drilling. The Council also expressed support for a regional trails feasibility study and a community wildlife habitat certification.

• Introduced 2023 Budget on first reading; public hearing set for May 22 (All in favor)
• Introduced Ordinance 9-2023 to exceed municipal budget appropriation limits (All in favor)
• Approved $447,300 contract to Arawak Paving for Cox Road and McElwee Road improvements (All in favor)
• Approved $548,558 contract to A.C. Schultes, Inc. for re-drilling Well No. 8 (All in favor)
• Approved $100,380 contract to Vulcan Construction Group for Lenola Road outfall erosion mitigation (All in favor)
• Approved $75,000 contract to Seaside Waste Services Inc. for wastewater sludge transportation (All in favor)
• Established tax levy for Year XXV of the Open Space, Recreation and Farmland and Historic Preservation Trust Fund (All in favor)
• Certified compliance with EEOC enforcement guidance on employment decisions (All in favor)

Zoning Board

The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold its regular meeting on April 18, 2023, at 7:00 PM in Town Hall. The board will consider three new applications for bulk variances, approve minutes from the prior meeting, and discuss the 2022 annual report. Official action may be taken on any item on the agenda.

• ZBA#2023-09: Alysia & Robert Harvey, 700 Garwood Road, Block 7100 Lot 12, bulk variance to allow an additional 3-bay car garage (1,860 sq ft)
• ZBA#2022-27: Kyle & Bethany Abrahams, 236 N. Riding Drive, Block 3500 Lot 12, bulk variance to permit 39.85% impervious coverage where 30% is required for a 1,457 sq ft addition
• ZBA#2023-10: Douglas & Theresa Murphy, 1 West Oak Avenue, Block 4201 Lot 7, bulk variance to permit 31.5' front yard setback where 50' is required for front porch and entrance improvements
• Discussion of Moorestown ZBA Annual Report – 2022

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board will hold a public meeting to consider several development applications, including a final site plan for a 152-unit apartment complex, a preliminary and final site plan for a warehouse/office building, and two minor subdivision requests. The board will also review two capital improvement ordinances referred by the Township Council, one for Nixon Drive improvements and one for re-drilling Well #8. A discussion on proposed warehouse ordinance revisions is also on the agenda.

• Final site plan for 152-unit apartment community at Borton Landing (Block 7401 Lot 1.02)
• Ordinance 6-2023: $325,000 appropriation, $93,700 in bonds for Nixon Drive improvements
• Ordinance 7-2023: $655,000 appropriation, $625,000 in bonds for Well #8 re-drilling
• Warehouse/office building (52,712 sq ft) at 1504 Glen Avenue with parking variance (131 spaces vs 260 required)
• Minor subdivision with variances at 47 & 49 East 3rd Street for two semi-detached homes

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is meeting to discuss the 2023 municipal budget, a proposed change to warehouse zoning in the BP-1 district, and participation in a Burlington County development block grant. The council will also consider a resolution to spend from the Affordable Housing Trust Fund for housing plan services. Public comments are invited.

• Discussion of 2023 Municipal Budget
• Planning Board recommendation re: warehouses in BP-1 zone
• Resolution 100-2023: Authorizing expenditure from Affordable Housing Trust Fund for housing plan services (CGP&H)
• Participation in Burlington County Development Block Grant and Urban County Cooperation Agreement
• Consent agenda resolution CA 04 03 2023

The Council reviewed the proposed 2023 municipal budget of $27,400,000, which includes a $354,198 increase in the amount to be raised by taxation and a 1.89% increase in the local purpose tax rate. No formal action was taken on the budget; introduction is scheduled for a future meeting. The Council also approved the consent agenda and discussed a Planning Board recommendation to amend warehouse regulations in BP-1 zones, with introduction of an ordinance contingent on Planning Board approval.

• Approved Consent Agenda Resolution CA 04 03 2023 (unanimous)
• Approved resolution 100-2023 authorizing expenditure from Affordable Housing Trust Fund for housing plan services (unanimous)
• Approved bill list (unanimous)
• Discussed 2023 municipal budget; no vote taken
• Concurred with introduction of warehouse ordinance at next meeting if Planning Board approves

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is holding a hybrid meeting with official action on three second-reading ordinances, including bond authorizations for Nixon Drive improvements and Well #8 re-drilling, plus a land development code amendment. The council will also consider consent agenda resolutions on energy efficiency, affordable housing, water/sewer charge cancellations, tax refunds, and a $32,400 federal grant. Public comments are invited on agenda and non-agenda items.

• Ordinance 6-2023: $325,000 appropriation, $93,700 bonds for Nixon Drive improvements
• Ordinance 7-2023: $655,000 appropriation, $625,000 bonds for Well #8 re-drilling
• Ordinance 8-2023: Amends Chapter 158 Land Development and Subdivision code
• Resolution 99-2023: Accepts $32,400 Safe and Secure Communities federal grant
• Resolution 96-2023: Affordable Housing Trust Fund expenditure for housing plan (Heinold)

The Moorestown Township Council adopted three ordinances on second reading: one appropriating $325,000 (with $93,700 in bonds) for Nixon Drive improvements, another appropriating $655,000 (with $625,000 in bonds) to re-drill Well #8, and a third amending the land development code. The council also approved the consent agenda, five resolutions, and the bill list, all unanimously. No ordinances were introduced on first reading.

• Adopted Ordinance 6-2023 for Nixon Drive improvements, appropriating $325,000 and authorizing $93,700 in bonds (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 7-2023 to re-drill Well #8, appropriating $655,000 and authorizing $625,000 in bonds (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 8-2023 amending Chapter 158 (Land Development and Subdivision) (unanimous)
• Approved Consent Agenda Resolution CA 03 27 2023 (unanimous)
• Approved resolutions 95-2023 through 99-2023, including a $32,400 Safe and Secure Communities grant (unanimous)
• Approved the bill list for expenditures (unanimous)
• Authorized closed session for litigation, negotiations, and attorney-client privilege (unanimous)

Zoning Board

The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold its March 21 meeting at Town Hall to decide five bulk-variance applications and review the 2022 annual report and board rules. No new contracts or fee changes are listed.

• ZBA#2020-28EXT: extension of use variance and site plan for 309 Bridgeboro Road
• ZBA#2020-11A: bulk variance for 3 Farm House Court to allow 102.1’ and 106.21’ setbacks and 4.5’ fence
• ZBA#2022-24: bulk variance for 1 Farm House Court to allow 139’ setback for deck construction
• ZBA#2022-27: bulk variance for 236 N. Riding Drive to allow 41.62% impervious coverage for 1,457 sf addition
• ZBA#2023-10: bulk variance for 1 West Oak Avenue to allow 31.5’ front-yard setback for porch and steps

The Board approved a one-year extension for a use variance at 309 Bridgeboro Road and granted bulk variances for a pool and deck project at Farm House Court. The deck approval includes conditions for a corrected survey and additional landscaping.

• Approved 1-year extension for use variance and site plan at 309 Bridgeboro Road (Unanimous)
• Approved bulk variance for pool, spa, patio, and shed at 3 Farm House Court (5-1)
• Approved bulk variance for new deck at 1 Farm House Court with conditions for corrected survey and landscaping (Unanimous)
• Approved January 17, 2023 meeting minutes (Unanimous)

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is holding a hybrid meeting on March 13, 2023, to take official action on several ordinances and resolutions. Key items include first-reading ordinances authorizing bonds for Nixon Drive improvements and re-drilling Well #8, as well as second-reading amendments to code chapters on vehicles/traffic, property maintenance, construction codes, and the police department. The council will also adopt a temporary capital budget and award contracts for water treatment chemicals and janitorial services.

• Ordinance 6-2023: $325,000 appropriation with $93,700 in bonds for Nixon Drive improvements
• Ordinance 7-2023: $655,000 appropriation with $625,000 in bonds for re-drilling Well #8
• Resolution 85-2023: Adopting a temporary capital budget for 2023
• Resolution 84-2023: Contract with Univar Solutions for liquid sodium hydroxide up to $172,731
• Resolution 87-2023: Janitorial contract with CNS Cleaning Company for park bathrooms at $25,000 annually

The Moorestown Township Council adopted Ordinance 5-2023, which removes the cap on the number of police officers and allows for the creation of a Public Safety Director position. The council also adopted ordinances limiting parking on Hayfield and Tyndale Courts, regulating foreclosed properties, and adjusting permit fees. Several resolutions were approved, including a temporary capital budget and amendments to the temporary budget.

• Adopted Ordinance 5-2023 removing police officer cap and creating Public Safety Director position (all in favor)
• Adopted Ordinance 2-2023 limiting parking on Hayfield and Tyndale Courts (all in favor)
• Adopted Ordinance 3-2023 regulating foreclosed properties and registration (all in favor)
• Adopted Ordinance 4-2023 adjusting construction permit fees (all in favor)
• Adopted Resolution 85-2023 adopting temporary capital budget for 2023 (all in favor)
• Adopted Resolution 88-2023 amending 2023 temporary budget (all in favor)
• Introduced Ordinance 6-2023 appropriating $325,000 for Nixon Drive improvements (all in favor)
• Introduced Ordinance 7-2023 appropriating $655,000 for Well #8 re-drilling (all in favor)

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board will consider a final major site plan for a 152-unit mixed-income apartment community at Borton Landing. The development is proposed to include 76 income-restricted affordable units and 76 market-rate units. The board will also vote on resolutions regarding subdivision extensions and minor subdivisions.

• Final Major Site Plan for Moorestown Family Apts. LLC at Borton Landing (Block 7401 Lot 1.02)
• Minor Subdivision with Variance for Levins Group LLC at 334 Chester Avenue
• Extension of Minor Subdivision Approval for Mary Flanagan at 426 Flynn Ave.
• Approval of meeting minutes from January 19 and February 2, 2023

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting on February 27, 2023, to discuss and potentially act on several ordinances and resolutions. Key items include draft ordinances on lead-based paint inspections, site plan amendments, and designating parts of the township as an area in need of rehabilitation. The council will also vote on a consent agenda covering community events, affordable housing expenditures, and other administrative matters.

• Draft ordinance to implement lead-based paint inspection law
• Draft ordinance to amend Chapter 158 (Site Plan)
• Designation of portions of township as Area in Need of Rehabilitation
• Ordinance 1-2023 renaming Beech Street Park to Armydis Sordon Park
• Consent agenda includes $ expenditures from Affordable Housing Trust Fund for housing plan services (Surenian, Heinold)

The Moorestown Township Council adopted Ordinance 1-2023 on second reading, renaming Beech Street Park to Armydis Sordon Park, the first park named after a veteran and a Black individual. The council also introduced four ordinances on first reading, including one to create a Director of Police position, and approved a consent agenda with 14 resolutions covering community events, grants, and housing matters. No substantive decisions were made beyond these actions.

• Adopted Ordinance 1-2023 renaming Beech Street Park to Armydis Sordon Park (unanimous)
• Introduced Ordinance 2-2023 amending vehicles and traffic chapter (unanimous)
• Introduced Ordinance 3-2023 amending property maintenance chapter (unanimous)
• Introduced Ordinance 4-2023 amending construction codes chapter (unanimous)
• Introduced Ordinance 5-2023 creating Director of Police position (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda with 14 resolutions (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of Jan 23 and Feb 6 meetings as amended (Van Dyken abstained on Jan 23)
• Approved bill list (unanimous)

Zoning Board

The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting to consider three new business items: an extension of a use variance and site plan approval, and two bulk variance requests for residential properties. The board may also adopt resolutions and approve minutes from the previous meeting. Official action may be taken on any item on the agenda.

• ZBA#2020-28EXT: ACTS Management Services, Inc., 309 Bridgeboro Road, Block 5400 Lot 11, request for extension of use variance approval and preliminary & final site plan
• ZBA#2020-11A: Amar Ghai & Kriti Sharma, 3 Farm House Court, Block 7500 Lot 1.15, R-1 zone, bulk variance to permit 102.1', 106.21', and 113.5' where 150' setback from major thoroughfare is required, for pool, spa, hardscaped patio, and wood framed shed
• ZBA#2022-24: Kamaljit Singh, 1 Farm House Court, Block 7500 Lot 1.16, R-1 zone, bulk variance to permit 113' where 150' setback from major thoroughfare is required, for deck construction
• Adoption of resolutions and approval of January 17, 2023 meeting minutes

The Moorestown Township Zoning Board held its re-organization meeting, electing officers, making professional appointments, and approving annual notices and electronic guidelines. The Board denied a use variance application for a Verizon Wireless facility at 41 East Main Street and carried a bulk variance application for 1 Farm House Court. A second bulk variance application for 3 Farm House Court was discussed and continued to the next hearing.

• Appointed Mr. Walter Fazler as Chairman (unanimous)
• Appointed Ms. Lynne Schill as Vice Chairman (unanimous)
• Adopted MBA#2023-01 Annual Meeting Notice Resolution (unanimous)
• Approved appointments and contracts for Board Attorney, Engineer, Planner, Landscape Architect, and Secretaries (unanimous)
• Adopted MBA#2023-08 Resolution Electronic Guidelines (unanimous)
• Denied ZBA#2021-30 Cellco Partnership d/b/a Verizon Wireless use variance at 41 East Main Street (unanimous)
• Carried ZBA#2022-24 for Kamaljit Singh at 1 Farm House Court to March 31, 2023
• Granted a continuance for ZBA#2020-11A for Amar Ghai & Kriti Sharma at 3 Farm House Court

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is meeting to take official action on several resolutions, including funding and awarding a contract for the Kings Highway Dam repair, renaming Beech Street Park, and extending a solid waste collection contract. They will also discuss student parking near the high school and a draft ordinance on vacant properties.

• Resolution 68-2023: $26,380 from Open Space Trust Fund for Kings Highway Dam repair
• Resolution 69-2023: Award $26,380 contract to Expert Concrete Restoration and Repair for dam work
• Ordinance 1-2023: Rename Beech Street Park to Armydis Sordon Park
• Resolution 61-2023: One-year extension of Interstate Waste Services contract for $906,616.61
• Resolution 65-2023: Approve seven food truck events with alcohol permits at Municipal Building

The Council authorized funding and awarded a contract for repairs to the Kings Highway Dam. They also introduced an ordinance to rename Beech Street Park to Armydis Sordon Park and approved a one-year extension for solid waste collection services.

• Approved $26,380 from Open Space Trust Fund for Kings Highway Dam repair (All in favor)
• Awarded $26,380 contract to Expert Concrete Restoration and Repair for Kings Highway Dam (All in favor)
• Introduced Ordinance 1-2023 to rename Beech Street Park to Armydis Sordon Park (All in favor)
• Approved one-year contract extension for Interstate Waste Services for $906,616.61 (All in favor)
• Approved community event and alcohol permit for seven Rotary Club food truck events (All in favor)
• Authorized National Cooperative Purchasing Agreement with The Interlocal Purchasing System (All in favor)
• Released performance guarantees for Floor & Décor and The Evergreens (All in favor)

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board will hold a regular meeting to consider a minor subdivision extension, a new minor subdivision with a variance, and a discussion on warehouse regulations in the BP zone. The board will also adopt its rules and regulations and approve minutes from prior meetings.

• PB#2021-12EXT: Extension of minor subdivision approval for Mary Flanagan, 426 Flynn Ave.
• PB#2022-30: Levins Group LLC, 334 Chester Ave., proposes to subdivide 1.38 acres into two lots (30,962 sf and 24,947 sf) with a bulk variance for a 45.16' front yard setback where 50' is required.
• Discussion: Review of warehouse regulations in the BP zone.
• Adoption of Planning Board Rules and Regulations (PB#2023-09).

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is holding a hybrid meeting on January 23, 2023, with official action possible on several resolutions. Key items include a discussion on renaming Beech Street Park to Armydis Sordon Park, a presentation by the Friends of Percheron Park, and a resolution to extend a contract for athletic field coring and seeding. The consent agenda includes multiple resolutions, such as applying for a recreation grant for pickleball courts and authorizing police participation in a federal equipment program.

• Resolution 51-2023: Extends contract with Integrated Turf Management for coring/seeding athletic fields at $26,645
• Resolution 54-2023: Applies for FY 2023 Local Recreation Improvement Grant to build 4 pickleball courts at Jeff Young Park
• Resolution 52-2023: Authorizes Moorestown Police to participate in DLA 1033 Program for excess DOD equipment
• Discussion: Renaming Beech Street Park to Armydis Sordon Park
• Resolution 56-2023: Authorizes spending from Affordable Housing Trust Fund for housing plan services

The Moorestown Township Council approved the consent agenda containing nine resolutions, including a $26,645 contract extension for athletic field coring and seeding, participation in a federal equipment program, road closures for community events, a grant application for four pickleball courts, and various tax and water fee adjustments. Council also discussed but took no formal action on a historic preservation planning grant and renaming Beech Street Park. No ordinances were introduced or adopted.

• Approved consent agenda with 9 resolutions (all in favor)
• Authorized $26,645 contract extension to Integrated Turf Management for field coring/seeding
• Authorized police participation in DLA 1033 equipment program for 2023
• Authorized road closures for community events
• Authorized application for FY 2023 Local Recreation Improvement Grant for 4 pickleball courts at Jeff Young Park
• Approved special alcoholic beverage permit for Paddleboard Kayak Race at Strawbridge Lake Park
• Authorized Affordable Housing Trust Fund expenditure for housing plan services
• Approved tax refunds, water charge cancellations, and water overpayment refunds

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board is meeting to reorganize for 2023, including administering oaths to new and reappointed members, electing a chairperson and vice chairperson, and adopting resolutions for appointments and rules. The board will also consider two development items: a request for an extension of preliminary and final major site plan approval for The Place at Moorestown (Heritage Village) on Centerton Road, and a minor subdivision with variances for Flynn Avenue Associates, LLC at 605 Glen Avenue. Official action may be taken on any item on the agenda.

• Reorganization: oaths for new members James Barry (Alternate I) and Robert Bertino (Alternate II), reappointments for Christopher Chesner, David Zipin, Robert Musgnug, William Wesolowski, Naoji Moriuchi
• Election of 2023 Chairperson and Vice Chairperson
• Adoption of resolutions 2023-02 through 2023-09: annual notice, secretary appointments, attorney, engineer, planner, electronic guidelines, rules and regulations
• PB#2020-07EXT: Community Investment Strategies, Inc. request for extension of preliminary and final major site plan approval for The Place at Moorestown (Heritage Village), Centerton Road, Block 8801 Lot 4.03
• PB#2022-25: Flynn Avenue Associates, LLC, 605 Glen Avenue, Block 1500 Lot 4, minor subdivision with variances

Zoning Board

The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold its regular meeting on January 17, 2023, to reorganize for the year, appoint officers and professionals, and consider two bulk variance applications for residential properties on Farm House Court. The board will also adopt resolutions for meeting notices and professional appointments, and approve minutes from the December 20, 2022 meeting.

• ZBA#2022-24: Kamaljit Singh, 1 Farm House Court, Block 7500, Lot 1.16, R-1 zone, bulk variance for new deck
• ZBA#2020-11A: Amar Ghai & Kriti Sharma, 3 Farm House Court, Block 7500, Lot 1.15, R-1 zone, bulk variance for pool, spa, hardscaped patio, wood shed
• Reorganization: election of 2023 Chairman and Vice Chairman
• Appointments: Zoning Board Attorney, Engineer, Planner, Landscape Architect, Secretary, Recording Secretary & Alternate
• Resolutions MZB 2023-01 through 2023-08: annual notice, legal counsel, engineering, planning, landscape architect, secretary, recording secretary, electronic guidelines

The Zoning Board of Adjustment denied a use variance for a proposed wireless telecommunications facility at 41 East Main Street. The Board also approved a resolution for Jacob and Samantha Brickley and the November 15, 2022 minutes.

• Denied use variance for Verizon wireless facility at 41 East Main Street (4-3)
• Approved resolution ZBA#2022-22 for Jacob and Samantha Brickley (unanimous)
• Approved November 15, 2022 minutes (unanimous)
• Carried ZBA#2022-24 deck construction application for Kamaljit Singh to next meeting

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board is holding a special meeting solely to interview candidates for the position of Planning Board Planner. The agenda indicates the interviews will occur in closed session, and no official action will be taken on any item. The meeting is scheduled for January 11, 2023, at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers at Town Hall.

• Closed session authorized for interviews of Planning Board Planner candidates
• No official action will be taken on any agenda item
• Next regular meeting scheduled for January 19, 2023

Town Council

This is the annual reorganization meeting where the Township Council swears in newly elected members, elects a mayor and deputy mayor, and makes dozens of appointments to boards, committees, and professional contracts for 2023. The council will also adopt the temporary budget, set fee schedules for administration and parks/recreation, and establish interest rates for unpaid taxes and charges.

• Oath of office for newly elected council members Nicole Gillespie and Quinton Law, administered by Senator Troy Singleton
• Election of mayor (term to Dec 31, 2024) and deputy mayor (term to Dec 31, 2023)
• Appointment of Douglas L. Heinold as Township Attorney and other professional contracts for 2023
• Resolution 50-2023 adopting the 2023 temporary budget
• Resolutions 28-2023, 29-2023, 30-2023 setting fee schedules for administration, parks/recreation, and facility use

The Moorestown Township Council held its reorganization meeting, swearing in newly elected members Nicole Gillespie and Quinton Law. Council elected Gillespie as Mayor and Law as Deputy Mayor, both by unanimous roll call votes. The council also approved three consent agendas, which included appointments to boards and committees, professional service contracts, and routine administrative resolutions for 2023.

• Elected Nicole Gillespie as Mayor (unanimous)
• Elected Quinton Law as Deputy Mayor (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda CA 01 09 2023-1, including board and committee appointments (all in favor; Mammarella abstained on Resolution 1-2023)
• Approved consent agenda CA 01 09 2023-2, including professional appointments (all in favor)
• Approved consent agenda CA 01 09 2023-3, including general business resolutions (all in favor)
• Adopted 2023 temporary budget (Resolution 50-2023, all in favor)
• Proclaimed January 12 as Barbara A. Rich Day