Moorestown public meetings in 2024
49 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Zoning Board
The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will review five variance requests and one extension request at its December 17 meeting. The board will also adopt resolutions and review minutes from the November 19 meeting. No major policy decisions are scheduled.
- ZBA#2023-27P&F: MRE Five, LLC seeks site plan approval and variances for 800 N. Church St.
- ZBA#2024-22: Phipps propose roof addition, deck, and walkway at 106 Oakmont Dr.
- ZBA#2024-26: Craig requests shed variance at 111 Somers Ct.
- ZBA#2020-08EXT2: ACTS Management seeks extension to April 2025 for 309 Bridgeboro Rd.
- ZBA#2024-27: Holmes request 6’ fence at 217 Whittier Ave.
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting on December 16, 2024, to take official action on several items, including awarding a $4,199,336 contract for the Kings Highway/Main Street water main replacement, approving ordinances for the conveyance and sale of properties for affordable housing, and considering revisions to chapters regulating winery sales rooms, shopping mall licenses, and arcades. The agenda also includes a bond ordinance for water main design expenses and various consent agenda resolutions.
- Contract award to Black Rock Enterprises, LLC for $4,199,336 for Kings Highway/Main Street water main replacement
- Ordinance 28-2024 authorizing conveyance of property at 350 Borton Landing Road to Moorestown Family Apartments LLC for a 50% affordable housing project
- Ordinance 30-2024 authorizing sale of 712 North Lenola Road (Block 602, Lot 30)
- Bond ordinance 29-2024 appropriating $225,000 for water main replacement design on Main Street and Chester Avenue
- Revisions to Chapter 180 (winery sales rooms), Chapter 46 (shopping mall licenses), and Chapter 87 (arcades and indoor amusement parks)
Planning Board
The Moorestown Planning Board will consider several applications, including a bond ordinance for water main replacement on Main Street and Chester Avenue, and a series of school improvement projects. The board will also adopt resolutions for a minor subdivision and a PSE&G site plan. One application was carried to January and another will not be heard due to inadequate notification.
- PB#2024-38: Bond ordinance appropriating $225,000 for Main Street and Chester Avenue water main replacement design
- PB#2024-30 to 35: Moorestown Public Schools improvements on 6 sites with 11 projected improvements
- PB#2024-24: Minor subdivision lot line adjustment with variances at 109-113 Homestead Ct.
- PB#2024-18: PSE&G preliminary and final site plan at 360 New Albany Road
- PB#2024-27: Minor subdivision with variances at 334 Tom Brown Road (carried to Jan 16, 2025)
The Planning Board unanimously approved a resolution supporting Moorestown Public Schools' concept plans for 11 improvements across 6 school sites, which will be used for an upcoming referendum. The board also approved resolutions for a minor subdivision and a PSE&G site plan, and a bond ordinance for water main engineering. Several applications were carried to future meetings.
- Approved resolution for Moorestown Public Schools improvements (unanimous, Arcaro-Burns recused)
- Approved Resolution 2024-24 for Kathryn Fraint minor subdivision (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 2024-18 for PSE&G site plan (unanimous)
- Approved Capital Improvement Ordinance No. 29-2024 for $225,000 water main engineering (unanimous)
- Carried PB#2024-27 334 Tom Brown LLC to January 16, 2025
- Carried PB#2024-16 900 Lenola Road LLC to February meeting
- Carried PB#2024-22 Lenola Wellness LLC to January 16, 2025
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council is holding its annual Boards and Committees Dinner meeting on December 2, 2024, at Barone's Tuscan Grill. The agenda is primarily procedural and social, with no formal action scheduled. The meeting includes dinner with representatives from various advisory boards and committees, followed by comments from chairpersons, council members, and the public.
- Annual Boards and Committees Dinner at Barone's Tuscan Grill, 280 Young Avenue
- Attendance by 14 boards/committees including Planning Board, Zoning Board, and Library Board
- Public comment period included
- No formal action will be taken
The Moorestown Township Council held its annual Boards and Committees Dinner Meeting on December 2, 2024, at Barone's Tuscan Grill. The meeting was primarily ceremonial, with chairpersons from various boards and committees reporting on their activities and goals for 2025. No formal decisions or votes were taken; the only action was a motion to adjourn, which was approved.
- Adjourned meeting at 9:25 p.m. (motion by Mammarella, seconded by Keating)
Zoning Board
The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting on November 19, 2024, to consider several variance applications and a major site plan. The most consequential item is a preliminary and final site plan with variances from MRE Five, LLC to demolish an existing structure and build a 26,000-square-foot self-storage facility at 800 N. Church Street. The board will also vote on resolutions for three previously heard applications and take up new variance requests for residential properties.
- ZBA#2023-27P&F: MRE Five, LLC, 800 N. Church St., preliminary & final site plan for a 26,000 sq ft self-storage facility, including stormwater management, grading, parking reduction, landscaping, lighting.
- ZBA#2024-20: Paul Canton Jr., 491-493 N. Church St., bulk variance to construct a new single-family home.
- ZBA#2024-23: Roy Pascone III, 910 Borton Landing Rd., variance for 5' front-yard fence where 3' is permitted.
- ZBA#2024-24: Mark Simone-Skidmore, 1 Madeira Ct., variance for 54" front-yard fence where 3' is permitted.
- ZBA#2024-22: Jarrob & Dana Phipps, 106 Oakmont Dr., variances for 21.5% building coverage (20% max) and 19.2' rear setback (25' required).
The Moorestown Zoning Board approved a preliminary and final site plan for a self-storage facility at 800 N. Church Street, with variances, after the applicant revised plans to address board and resident concerns. The board also approved three bulk variances for residential projects and a shed placement variance, all unanimously. The meeting included no other substantive decisions.
- Approved ZBA#2023-27P&F MRE Five, LLC self-storage facility at 800 N. Church St. with variances (unanimous)
- Approved ZBA#2024-20 bulk variance for new single-family home at 491-493 N. Church St. (unanimous)
- Approved ZBA#2024-23 fence height variance at 910 Borton Landing Rd. (unanimous)
- Approved ZBA#2024-24 fence height variance at 1 Madeira Ct. (unanimous)
- Approved ZBA#2024-22 variance for roof, deck, and walkway at 106 Oakmont Dr. (unanimous)
- Approved ZBA#2024-26 shed setback variance at 111 Somers Ct. (unanimous)
- Approved October 15, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council is meeting to take official action on several ordinances and resolutions, including two affordable housing property conveyances, a bond ordinance for water main replacement, and multiple contract awards. The agenda also includes a discussion on the Affordable Housing Committee's roles and membership, plus a proclamation honoring the retiring Zoning Officer.
- Ordinance 28-2024 authorizing conveyance of property at 350 Borton Landing Road to Moorestown Family Apartments LLC for a 50% affordable housing project
- Ordinance 30-2024 authorizing sale of property at 712 North Lenola Road (Block 602, Lot 30)
- Bond ordinance 29-2024 appropriating $225,000 for design of Main Street and Chester Avenue water main replacement phases 2A and 2B
- Contract award to Core and Main LP for water meters up to $50,000
- Contract award to Talarico Building Service Inc. for janitorial services at $138,409.01
The Moorestown Township Council introduced two ordinances on first reading: one authorizing the conveyance of property at 350 Borton Landing Road to Moorestown Family Apartments LLC for a 50% affordable housing project, and another authorizing the sale of 712 North Lenola Road. A $225,000 bond ordinance for water main replacement design on Main Street and Chester Avenue was also introduced. All were set for public hearing on December 16, 2024. The Council also adopted two ordinances on second reading updating stormwater management and streets/sidewalks codes, and approved a consent agenda with multiple contracts and appointments.
- Introduced Ordinance 28-2024 authorizing property conveyance to Moorestown Family Apartments LLC for affordable housing (all in favor, Zipin recused)
- Introduced Ordinance 30-2024 authorizing sale of 712 North Lenola Road (all in favor, Zipin recused)
- Introduced Ordinance 29-2024 bond ordinance appropriating $225,000 for water main replacement design (all in favor)
- Adopted Ordinance 25-2024 amending stormwater management code (all in favor)
- Adopted Ordinance 26-2024 amending streets and sidewalks code (all in favor)
- Adopted Resolution 201-2024 authorizing second amendment to LMC Properties agreement (all in favor, Zipin recused)
- Approved consent agenda including contracts for water meters ($50,000), janitorial services ($138,409.01), and leaf attachment ($23,625) (all in favor)
- Approved bill list and expenditures (all in favor)
Planning Board
The Moorestown Planning Board will hold a public meeting to consider several applications, including a cannabis retail conditional use, EV charging stations, and a lot line adjustment. Two master plan element adoptions were withdrawn without prejudice. Official action may be taken on any agenda item.
- PB#2024-28: Miles of Green LLC, 1245 N Church Street, conditional use and site plan waiver for cannabis retail
- PB#2024-18: PSE&G, 360 New Albany Road, preliminary and final site plan for EV charging stations
- PB#2024-24: Kathryn Fraint, 109-113 Homestead Ct., minor subdivision lot line adjustment with variances (impervious coverage 36.6% vs 30% allowed)
- PB#2020-07 EXT2: Community Investment Strategies, 650 Centerton Rd., two-year extension of site plan approval
- PB#2024-26 and PB#2024-29: Historic Preservation and Open Space Master Plan element adoptions withdrawn
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council is holding a hybrid meeting with several discussion items, including options for the former Getty station at 201 W. Camden Avenue, a draft ordinance amending vehicle towing and storage regulations, and a manager's report on best practices. The council will also take action on ordinances, including stormwater management and streets/sidewalks amendments, and a consent agenda with multiple resolutions for purchases and contracts.
- Discussion of options for 201 W. Camden Avenue (former Getty Station)
- Draft ordinance amending Chapter 168 (Vehicles and Traffic) on motor vehicle towing and storage
- Ordinance 24-2024 on second reading amending water and sewers code
- Ordinance 25-2024 on first reading revising stormwater management regulations
- Resolution 185-2024: purchase of two 2025 F450 dump/stake body trucks with plows for $180,234
Zoning Board
The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting to consider four bulk variance applications, including a proposal for a new single-family home at 491-493 North Church Street and several fence height variances. The board will also adopt resolutions for two previously heard applications and approve the minutes from the September 17 meeting.
- ZBA#2024-20: New home at 491-493 North Church St. needs variances for lot size, setbacks, and width.
- ZBA#2024-23: 5' fence with gates at 910 Borton Landing Rd (3' max).
- ZBA#2024-24: 54" fence at 1 Madeira Ct (3' max).
- ZBA#2024-16: Resolution for 6' fence at 233 S. Washington Ave.
- ZBA#2024-21: Resolution for front porch setback at 443 Shady Lane.
The Moorestown Zoning Board approved four variance applications, including two fence height variances, a front porch setback variance, and a new home construction variance. All votes were unanimous. The board also approved the September 17, 2024 minutes and discussed the departure of the board attorney.
- Approved ZBA#2024-16 Betz/Ivanov: 6' fence in front yard setback (unanimous)
- Approved ZBA#2024-21 Katie Kostin: front porch setback variance (unanimous)
- Approved ZBA#2024-20 Paul Canton Jr.: new home construction with multiple bulk variances (unanimous)
- Approved ZBA#2024-23 Roy Pascone III: 5' fence with gates in front yard (unanimous)
- Approved ZBA#2024-24 Mark Simone-Skidmore: 54" fence in front yard for pool (unanimous)
- Approved September 17, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council is holding a hybrid meeting to discuss several items, including a draft sidewalk ordinance, amended stormwater regulations, and options for the former Getty Station at 201 W. Camden Avenue. The council will also consider resolutions for affordable housing expenditures, a sewer cleaner truck purchase, and a snow removal contract, along with other routine business.
- Draft Sidewalk Ordinance discussion
- Amended Stormwater Regulations discussion
- Options regarding 201 W. Camden Avenue (Former Getty Station)
- Resolution 182-2024: Purchase of 2025 sewer cleaner/vacuum truck for $547,781.35
- Resolution 183-2024: Snow removal contract with Franzeo's Landscaping LLC, estimated $25,000
Planning Board
The Moorestown Planning Board will hold a public meeting to consider several applications and adopt resolutions. Items include a cannabis retail conditional use application, a two-year extension for a major site plan approval, and adoption of resolutions for a shopping center change of use and a site plan for concrete/asphalt areas. Two master plan element adoptions (Historic Preservation and Open Space & Recreation) are on the agenda but will be carried to the November 7, 2024 meeting.
- PB#2024-28: Conditional Use and Site Plan Waiver for cannabis retail at 1245 N Church Street (Miles of Green LLC)
- PB#2020-07 EXT2: Two-year extension request for major site plan approval at 650 Centerton Rd (Community Investment Strategies, Inc.)
- Resolution PB#2023-38: Change of use and site plan waiver for two new tenants at 200 W Camden Ave shopping center
- Resolution PB#2024-20: Preliminary & final site plan for concrete and asphalt areas at 1490 Glen Ave
- Historic Preservation and Open Space & Recreation Master Plan element adoptions carried to November 7 meeting
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council is meeting to discuss and potentially take action on several items, including a first-reading ordinance amending the water and sewer code, and a consent agenda that includes appointing New Urban, LLC as conditional redeveloper for the New Albany Business Park. The meeting is hybrid, with public comment limited to five minutes per speaker.
- Ordinance 24-2024 amending Chapter 175 (Water and Sewers) on first reading
- Resolution 161-2024 appointing New Urban, LLC as conditional redeveloper for New Albany Business Park
- Resolution 177-2024 authorizing property tax refund/cancellation for disabled veteran at 122 Muirfield Court
- Resolution 180-2024 authorizing temporary traffic redirection during Mill Street railroad crossing reconstruction
- Resolution 179-2024 approving 'Costumes for a Cause' community event
Zoning Board
The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold its September 17 meeting at Town Hall to review and vote on several bulk variances and a site plan. The board will also adopt minutes from the August 20 meeting and conduct routine business.
- ZBA#2024-16: 6’ front-yard fence variance at 233 S. Washington Ave.
- ZBA#2024-21: 27.7’ front-yard setback variance for front porch at 443 Shady Lane
- ZBA#2023-27P&F: Preliminary & final site plan for 26,000sf self-storage at 800 N. Church St.
- ZBA#2024-20: Bulk variances for new single-family home at 491-493 N. Church St.
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council is holding a hybrid meeting with several official actions, including second-reading votes on bond ordinances for public works and police vehicles, and an additional appropriation for the Kings Highway/Main Street water main replacement. The council will also discuss proposed code changes for leaking service lines and consider consent agenda items, including a redeveloper appointment and a well-drilling contract.
- Bond ordinance 21-2024: $812,500 appropriation for public works vehicles
- Bond ordinance 22-2024: $302,000 for police vehicles
- Bond ordinance 23-2024: additional $4,755,000 for Kings Highway/Main Street water main replacement
- Contract award to Uni-Tech Drilling Company for $997,422 for new well at Hartford Road Water Treatment Plant
- Appointment of New Urban, LLC as conditional redeveloper for New Albany Business Park
The Moorestown Township Council adopted four bond ordinances on second reading: Ordinance 20-2024 authorizing acquisition of property at 470 North Church Street; Ordinance 21-2024 appropriating $812,500 for public works vehicles and equipment; Ordinance 22-2024 appropriating $302,000 for police vehicles and equipment; and Ordinance 23-2024 appropriating an additional $4,755,000 for the Kings Highway/Main Street water main replacement. All votes were unanimous with Councilmember Zipin absent. The Council also approved the consent agenda, which included a contract award for well drilling and a special alcohol permit for the Moorestown Pride Festival, and discussed a proposed code amendment for leaking service lines.
- Adopted Ordinance 20-2024 authorizing acquisition of property at 470 North Church Street (all in favor)
- Adopted Ordinance 21-2024 appropriating $812,500 for public works vehicles and equipment (all in favor)
- Adopted Ordinance 22-2024 appropriating $302,000 for police vehicles and equipment (all in favor)
- Adopted Ordinance 23-2024 appropriating additional $4,755,000 for Kings Highway/Main Street water main replacement (all in favor)
- Approved consent agenda including Resolution 171-2024 awarding $997,422 contract to Uni-Tech Drilling for Well No. 10 (all in favor)
- Approved consent agenda including Resolution 175-2024 special alcohol permit for Moorestown Pride Festival at Wesley Bishop Park (all in favor)
- Continued Resolution 161-2024 (New Urban LLC redeveloper appointment) to September 23, 2024 meeting
- Agreed to prepare ordinance amending code for leaking service lines (no formal vote)
Planning Board
The Moorestown Planning Board will consider several applications, including a major subdivision by D.R. Horton for 66 lots on Centerton Road, a change of use for two new tenants at a shopping center on West Camden Avenue, a site plan for concrete and asphalt work on Glen Avenue, and an extension request for a site plan approval on Centerton Road. The board will also review an ordinance for additional funding for a water main replacement project on Kings Highway/Main Street.
- Resolution PB# 2024-09: D.R. Horton, The Enclave, Block 8801 Lot 3.01, Centerton Road — preliminary and final major subdivision for 66 lots (64 fee-simple, 51 market rate, 13 affordable)
- PB# 2023-38: ILM Center Associates, 200 W Camden Ave — change of use and site plan for two new tenants: 'Light Factory' and 'Moorestown Artisan Market'
- PB#2020-07: EXT2 Community Investment Strategies, 650 Centerton Rd — request for two-year extension of preliminary and final major site plan approval (expires Sept 10, 2024)
- PB#2024-20: 1490 Glen Owner LLC, 1490 Glen Ave — preliminary and final site plan for concrete and asphalt areas with landscaping
- Ordinance No. 23-2024: additional $4,755,000 appropriation and $2,515,000 in bonds for Kings Highway/Main Street water main replacement
The Moorestown Planning Board approved a resolution for D.R. Horton's Enclave subdivision, a change of use for two new tenants at the ILM Center shopping center, and a site plan for a truck parking facility at 1490 Glen Ave. The board also recommended adoption of a bond ordinance for the Kings Highway/Main Street water main replacement. All votes were unanimous.
- Adopted Resolution PB# 2024-09 for D.R. Horton's Enclave subdivision (unanimous)
- Approved PB# 2023-38 change of use for Light Factory and Moorestown Artisan Market at 200 W Camden Ave (unanimous)
- Approved PB# 2024-20 site plan for truck parking at 1490 Glen Ave (unanimous)
- Recommended Ordinance 23-2024 for $4.755M additional water main bond (unanimous)
- Approved July 11, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous, 3 abstentions)
- Approved August 1, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous, 1 abstention)
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council is meeting on August 26, 2024, to discuss and take action on several items, including bond ordinances for public works and police vehicles, an affordable housing property acquisition, and a kayak rental installation at Strawbridge Lake. The agenda includes both first and second reading ordinances, resolutions, and public hearings. Formal action may be taken on any item.
- Bond ordinance 21-2024: $812,500 for public works vehicles and equipment
- Bond ordinance 22-2024: $302,000 for police vehicles and equipment
- Bond ordinance 23-2024: additional $4,755,000 for Kings Highway/Main Street water main replacement
- Resolution 165-2024: $29,000 from Open Space Trust Fund for kayak rental units at Strawbridge Lake
- Ordinance 20-2024: acquisition of property at 470 North Church Street for affordable housing
The Moorestown Township Council adopted two ordinances on second reading: one adjusting salary ranges for supervisory, technical, and part-time employees (18-2024), and another amending the vehicles and traffic code (19-2024). The Council also introduced four ordinances on first reading, including two bond ordinances for public works vehicles ($812,500) and police vehicles ($302,000), an ordinance to acquire property at 470 North Church Street for affordable housing, and an additional appropriation for the Kings Highway/Main Street water main replacement ($4,755,000). All votes were unanimous, with Councilmember Zipin recused from the affordable housing items.
- Adopted Ordinance 18-2024 adjusting salary ranges for supervisory, technical, and part-time employees (unanimous)
- Adopted Ordinance 19-2024 amending the vehicles and traffic code (unanimous)
- Introduced Ordinance 20-2024 to acquire property at 470 North Church Street for affordable housing (unanimous, Zipin recused)
- Introduced Ordinance 21-2024 bond ordinance for $812,500 for public works vehicles (unanimous)
- Introduced Ordinance 22-2024 bond ordinance for $302,000 for police vehicles (unanimous)
- Introduced Ordinance 23-2024 additional $4,755,000 for Kings Highway/Main Street water main replacement (unanimous)
- Adopted Resolution 165-2024 funding $29,000 for kayak rental units at Strawbridge Lake (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda including contracts and resolutions (unanimous)
Zoning Board
The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a meeting to adopt resolutions for two bulk variances, hear new business including a fence height variance and a site plan for a self-storage facility, and discuss an extension request. One application for a storage facility will be carried to the September meeting. The agenda includes procedural items like minutes and resolutions.
- Resolution ZBA #2024-15: Bulk variance for front yard setback at 121 West Maple Avenue (16' where 20' required)
- Resolution ZBA #2024-17: Bulk variance for side yard setback at 31 East Central Ave (9.12' where 12' required)
- ZBA#2024-16: Variance for 6' high fence in front yard setback at 233 S. Washington Ave (3' permitted)
- ZBA #2014-22 EXT: Extension of approval for 121-125 West Camden Avenue (withdrawn)
- ZBA#2023-27P&F: Preliminary & Final Site Plan for self-storage facility at 800 N. Church Street (carried to September 17)
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council is meeting to take official action on several items, including ordinances on second reading for a land lease at 1245 North Church Street and a redevelopment plan for 428 S. Church Street, plus first-reading ordinances adjusting salary ranges and amending traffic regulations. The council will also vote on resolutions for contract change orders, a grant, a budget amendment, and a conditional redeveloper appointment. Public comments are limited to five minutes per speaker.
- Ordinance 16-2024: lease of township-owned land at 1245 North Church Street, Suite 9 (Block 3500, Lot 51)
- Ordinance 17-2024: adopt redevelopment plan for Block 3401, Lot 36 (428 S. Church Street)
- Ordinance 18-2024: adjust salary ranges for supervisory, technical, and certain part-time employees
- Resolution 158-2024: accept $45,150 Safe and Secure Communities grant
- Resolution 161-2024: appoint New Urban, LLC as conditional redeveloper for New Albany Business Park
Planning Board
The Moorestown Planning Board will hold its regular meeting on August 1, 2024, at Town Hall. The agenda is procedural with no substantive decisions scheduled. Two pending applications are listed under New Business: a change-of-use and site-plan review for Block 1200 Lots 5 & 6, and a consistency review tied to the 428 South Church Street Redevelopment Plan.
- PB 2023-38 ILM Center Associates, LP – Change of Use and Site Plan Review for Block 1200 Lots 5 & 6 (Light Factory and Moorestown Artisan Market tenants)
- Consistency Review – Referral from Township Council Ordinance No. 17-2024 for 428 South Church Street Redevelopment Plan (Block 3401, Lot 36)
The Moorestown Planning Board unanimously approved Resolution 2024-23, recommending adoption of the 428 South Church Street Redevelopment Plan. The decision followed expert testimony from the Board's professional planner, who confirmed consistency with the Township's Master Plan. The board also carried over application #2023-38 to the September 5 meeting at the applicant's request.
- Approved Resolution 2024-23 for 428 South Church Street Redevelopment Plan (unanimous)
- Carried over ILM application #2023-38 to September 5 meeting
Zoning Board
The Moorestown Township Zoning Board of Adjustment has cancelled its meeting scheduled for Tuesday, July 30, 2024, at 7:00 p.m. at Town Hall Council Chambers. No business will be conducted at that time.
- Meeting cancelled
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council is meeting to discuss and potentially take action on several items, including a redevelopment plan for a property on South Church Street and a lease for township-owned land on North Church Street. The agenda also includes updates on the Historic Preservation Ordinance and parking near the high school, along with consent agenda resolutions for contracts and tax matters.
- Ordinance 16-2024: lease of township-owned land at 1245 North Church Street, Suite 9
- Ordinance 17-2024: adopt redevelopment plan for Block 3401, Lot 36 (428 South Church Street)
- Resolution 151-2024: award $389,314 contract to Think Pavers for NJDOT FY2024 MA – Flynn Avenue, Harper Drive, Nixon Drive
- Resolution 154-2024: extend tax payment grace period for 3rd quarter 2024
- Proclamation: retirement of Theresa Miller, Director of Parks and Recreation
The council agreed to expand two-hour parking restrictions on school days to additional streets near the high school, including Signal Light Road, Stonehouse Road, Paddock Path, Shelter Rock Place, Split Rock Place, Sheldon Place, and Sentinel Road. An ordinance will be prepared for introduction at the August 12, 2024 meeting. The council also introduced two ordinances on first reading: one authorizing a lease of township-owned land at 1245 North Church Street, Suite 9, and another adopting a redevelopment plan for 428 South Church Street. A consent agenda was approved, including a $389,314 contract for paving on Flynn Avenue, Harper Drive, and Nixon Drive.
- Approved consent agenda including $389,314 paving contract (all in favor)
- Introduced Ordinance 16-2024 leasing township land at 1245 North Church Street (all in favor)
- Introduced Ordinance 17-2024 adopting redevelopment plan for 428 South Church Street (all in favor)
- Agreed to expand two-hour parking restrictions on school days to additional streets near high school
- Approved bill list (all in favor)
- Authorized closed session for litigation, negotiations, and attorney-client privileges (all in favor)
Zoning Board
The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold its regular meeting on July 16, 2024, at 7:00 PM in Town Hall. The board will consider several bulk variance applications for setbacks, lot coverage, and fence height, plus an extension of a prior approval. It will also adopt resolutions for two previously heard cases and appoint a new board secretary. The meeting includes standard procedural items like roll call and approval of prior minutes.
- ZBA #2024-15: Bulk variance for front yard setback at 121 West Maple Avenue (16' where 20' required)
- ZBA #2024-22 EXT: Extension of approval for 121-125 and 201-213 West Camden Avenue
- ZBA #2024-16: Variance for 6' fence in front yard at 233 S. Washington Ave. (3' permitted)
- ZBA #2024-17: Side yard setback variance at 31 East Central Ave. (9.12' where 12' required)
- Resolution No. 2024-18: Appointing Patricia Muscella as Zoning Board Secretary
The Moorestown Zoning Board approved four bulk variances, including two resolutions and two new applications, and appointed Patricia Muscella as Board Secretary. One application was continued to August, and the July 30 meeting was cancelled.
- Approved bulk variance for side yard setback at 133 Oakmont Drive (unanimous)
- Approved bulk variance for lot coverage at 112 N. Colonial Ridge (unanimous)
- Approved appointment of Patricia Muscella as Zoning Board Secretary (unanimous)
- Approved front yard setback variance at 121 West Maple Avenue with condition (unanimous, Heleniak abstained)
- Approved side yard setback variance at 31 East Central Ave (unanimous)
- Continued extension request for 121-125 W. Camden Ave to August 20 meeting
- Continued fence variance at 233 S. Washington Ave to August 20 meeting
- Cancelled July 30, 2024 meeting (unanimous)
Planning Board
The Moorestown Planning Board will consider a subdivision application for The Enclave by D.R. Horton. The proposal includes 66 new lots, consisting of 64 fee-simple lots with 51 market rate and 13 affordable units. The board will also review a conditional use and site plan application for 1249 Glen Avenue.
- D.R. Horton, The Enclave: Preliminary and Final Major Subdivision for 66 new lots on Centerton Road
- 1249 Glen Avenue: Application for Conditional Use, Amended Preliminary and Final Major Site Plan
- Resolution PB#2024-19: Appointing Patricia Muscella as Planning Board Secretary and Damien Gil as Alternate
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council will meet on July 8, 2024, to discuss and potentially approve expenditures from the Affordable Housing Trust Fund, updates on the redevelopment of the New Albany Business Park, and other routine items such as tax cancellations and shared services agreements. The meeting will also include reports from council members and a proclamation for Disability Pride Month.
- 150-2024: Authorizing $X expenditure from Affordable Housing Trust Fund for housing plan services
- 146-2024: Canceling and refunding taxes due to state court judgments
- 148-2024: Extending shared services agreement with Cinnaminson Township for tax assessor support
- 149-2024: Ratifying appointment of Bob Nehila as Director of Finance and CFO
- Redevelopment of New Albany Business Park (discussion item)
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting on June 24, 2024, to adopt the 2024 municipal budget, discuss a proposed kayak rental at Strawbridge Lake and a draft Historic Preservation Ordinance, and consider several resolutions including liquor license renewals and a pump replacement contract. The meeting also includes proclamations, consent agenda items, and public comment.
- Adoption of 2024 budget (Resolutions 137-2024, 138-2024, 139-2024)
- Proposed kayak rental at Strawbridge Lake
- Draft Historic Preservation Ordinance
- Contract award to Kappe Associates, Inc. for $21,315 for replacement pump at North Stanwick Road pump station
- Grant applications for Centerton Road Bikeway and Paddock Path/Nixon Drive/Harper Drive improvements
The Moorestown Township Council unanimously adopted the 2024 municipal budget, certified its compliance with statutory requirements, and approved the consent agenda, which included routine items such as liquor license renewals, a pump replacement contract, and grant applications for bikeway and road improvements. The council also discussed a proposed kayak rental at Strawbridge Lake and a draft historic preservation ordinance, but took no formal action on either. A closed session was held for litigation and negotiations, with no public action taken afterward.
- Adopted 2024 budget (Resolution 139-2024) (unanimous)
- Certified 2024 budget compliance (Resolution 138-2024) (unanimous)
- Authorized reading of 2024 budget by title (Resolution 137-2024) (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda (Resolution CA 06 24 2024) (unanimous)
- Authorized $21,315 contract to Kappe Associates for pump replacement (Resolution 143-2024) (unanimous)
- Approved grant applications for Centerton Road bikeway and Paddock Path improvements (Resolutions 144-2024, 145-2024) (unanimous)
- Authorized expenditure from Affordable Housing Trust Fund for housing plan services (Resolution 142-2024) (unanimous, Zipin recused)
- Approved closed session for litigation and negotiations (Resolution CS 06 24 2024) (unanimous)
Zoning Board
The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting to adopt resolutions for previously heard variance applications, hear new bulk variance requests, and consider an extension of a prior approval. The meeting includes standard procedural items such as minutes approval and professional swearing-in.
- Resolution ZBA #2024-12: Samir and Roma Zarapkar, 133 Oakmont Drive, bulk variance for side yard setback
- Resolution ZBA #2024-14: Danial and Jessica Beiting, 112 N. Colonial Ridge, bulk variance for lot coverage
- New business ZBA #2024-15: Marianne Riggins, 121 West Maple Avenue, bulk variance for front yard setback (16' where 20' required) and lot coverage (35.4% where 35% permitted)
- New business ZBA #2024-22 EXT: 121-125 W. Camden Avenue, LLP, extension of approval for properties on West Camden Avenue
- Appointment of Resolution No. ZBA 2024-18 for Zoning Board Secretary and Alternate Secretary
The Moorestown Zoning Board approved three bulk variance applications. These included a rear yard setback variance at 130 Oakmont Drive, a side yard setback variance for a deck at 133 Oakmont Drive, and a lot coverage variance for a home addition at 112 N. Colonial Ridge. One application for a front yard setback and lot coverage variance at 121 West Maple Avenue was continued to the June 18, 2024 meeting.
- Approved bulk variance for rear yard setback at 130 Oakmont Drive (unanimous)
- Approved bulk variance for side yard setback at 133 Oakmont Drive (unanimous)
- Approved bulk variance for lot coverage at 112 N. Colonial Ridge (unanimous)
- Continued application for front yard setback and lot coverage at 121 West Maple Avenue to June 18, 2024
- Approved minutes from April 16, 2024 meeting (unanimous)
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council is holding a special meeting to hear a presentation from New Urban, LLC regarding a proposal to be appointed as redeveloper of the New Albany Business Park property. No formal action will be taken at this meeting; it is for discussion and public comment only.
- Presentation by New Urban, LLC on redeveloper proposal for New Albany Business Park
- Public comment period with 5-minute limit per speaker
- Hybrid meeting format: in-person at Town Hall and virtual via MS Teams
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council adopted three ordinances on second reading: updating vegetation preservation rules, establishing a cap bank to exceed budget limits, and amending zoning for breweries, distilleries, and winery salesrooms. The council also awarded a $1,233,113.13 contract to Earle Asphalt Co. for the 2024 Road Overlay Program and approved several other resolutions, including appointments and a grant application. All votes were unanimous with Deputy Mayor Law absent and Councilmember Zipin recused from affordable housing items.
- Adopted Ordinance 13-2024 amending vegetation preservation code (all in favor)
- Adopted Ordinance 14-2024 to exceed budget appropriation limits and establish cap bank (all in favor)
- Adopted Ordinance 15-2024 amending zoning for breweries, distilleries, winery salesrooms (all in favor)
- Awarded $1,233,113.13 contract to Earle Asphalt Co. for 2024 Road Overlay Program (all in favor)
- Approved consent agenda including contract change order, insurance broker appointment, committee appointments, and grant application (all in favor)
- Authorized $6,650.13 net decrease change order for Nixon Drive and Harper Drive improvements (all in favor)
- Approved affordable housing trust fund expenditure for housing plan services (all in favor, Zipin recused)
- Entered closed session for litigation, negotiations, and attorney-client privileges (all in favor)
Planning Board
The Moorestown Planning Board approved an amended preliminary and final major site plan with a parking variance for a cannabis cultivation facility at 1249 Glen Avenue, allowing 55 parking spaces instead of the required 71. The board also adopted a resolution declaring a proposed zoning ordinance on breweries, wineries, and distilleries consistent with the Master Plan. The D.R. Horton application was carried to the next meeting.
- Approved amended site plan for Pantheon, LLC at 1249 Glen Avenue with parking variance (unanimous)
- Adopted Resolution No. 2024-17 on zoning ordinance consistency for breweries, wineries, distilleries (unanimous)
- Approved May 2, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous, with two abstentions)
- Carried D.R. Horton application to next meeting at applicant's request
Zoning Board
The Moorestown Zoning Board approved three bulk variances: a rear yard setback at 130 Oakmont Drive, a side yard setback for a deck at 133 Oakmont Drive, and a lot coverage variance for an addition at 112 N. Colonial Ridge. The board also continued two applications to the June 18, 2024 meeting: a front yard setback and lot coverage variance at 121 West Maple Avenue, and an extension of approval for properties on West Camden Avenue. All approvals were unanimous.
- Approved bulk variance for rear yard setback at 130 Oakmont Drive (unanimous)
- Approved bulk variance for side yard setback at 133 Oakmont Drive (unanimous)
- Approved bulk variance for lot coverage at 112 N. Colonial Ridge (unanimous)
- Continued ZBA #2024-15 (121 West Maple Avenue) to June 18, 2024
- Continued ZBA #2024-22 (121-125 West Camden Avenue) to June 18, 2024
Town Council
The council introduced the 2024 municipal budget on first reading, keeping the total tax rate at 43.2 cents per $100 of assessed value, with a public hearing set for June 24. It also introduced ordinances to exceed budget appropriation limits and to amend zoning regulations for breweries, distilleries, and winery salesrooms. All consent agenda resolutions were approved, including reappointing the municipal judge and tax assessor. The council also authorized a closed session for litigation and negotiation matters.
- Introduced 2024 budget resolution 124-2024, setting public hearing for June 24 (all in favor)
- Introduced Ordinance 14-2024 to exceed municipal budget appropriation limits (all in favor)
- Introduced Ordinance 15-2024 amending zoning for breweries, distilleries, winery salesrooms (all in favor)
- Adopted Resolution 125-2024 establishing open space tax levy (all in favor)
- Adopted Resolution 126-2024 certifying EEOC compliance (all in favor)
- Approved consent agenda including reappointing Lois F. Downey as municipal judge and Michael Bernardin as tax assessor (all in favor)
- Authorized closed session for litigation, negotiations, and attorney-client privileged matters (all in favor)
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council is holding a hybrid meeting on May 13, 2024, with official action on several items. They will consider a second-reading ordinance to replace the flood damage prevention chapter with floodplain management, and a first-reading ordinance to align vegetation preservation with state requirements. The consent agenda includes resolutions on road closures, a special alcohol permit for Autumn in Moorestown, temporary budget amendments, affordable housing trust fund expenditures, and a housing liaison appointment. Public comments are limited to five minutes per speaker.
- Ordinance 12-2024: Repealing Chapter 83 (Flood Damage Prevention) and replacing with 'Floodplain Management' (second reading)
- Ordinance 13-2024: Amending Chapter 160 (Preservation and Restoration of Existing Vegetation) to align with state requirements (first reading)
- Resolution 116-2024: Authorizing expenditure from Affordable Housing Trust Fund for housing plan services (Surenian)
- Resolution 117-2024: Releasing performance guarantee for Electro Magnetic Products, Inc., 355 Crider Avenue (Block 701, Lot 32)
- Resolution 114-2024: Amending approval for 'Autumn in Moorestown' on Main Street (between Church Street and Chester Avenue) with special alcohol permit
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council is holding a budget workshop meeting to discuss the upcoming budget. No formal action will be taken; the meeting is for discussion and public comment.
- Budget workshop discussion
- Public comment period with 5-minute limit per speaker
- Hybrid meeting: in-person at Town Hall and virtual via MS Teams
The Moorestown Township Council held a budget workshop to review the proposed 2024 Municipal Budget. The budget maintains the municipal purpose tax rate at 38.9 cents per $100 of assessed valuation, with no increase, and reduces the amount raised by taxation by $64,384 compared to 2023. The total local purpose tax rate increases by 0.5 cents due to a mandatory library appropriation increase. No formal decisions were made; the budget is scheduled for introduction on May 20 and adoption on June 24.
- Reviewed 2024 Municipal Budget with no municipal tax increase
- Scheduled budget introduction for May 20, 2024
- Scheduled public hearing and adoption for June 24, 2024
Planning Board
The Moorestown Planning Board will consider two bond ordinances for road improvements: one for the 2024 road overlay program and another for Flynn Avenue improvements. The board will also discuss a site plan application for ILM Center Associates and hear a presentation from Parky's regarding the Moorestown Mall. No official action will be taken on the site plan discussion.
- Ordinance No. 8-2024: Bond ordinance for 2024 road overlay program, appropriating $2,425,000 and authorizing $2,309,500 in bonds
- Ordinance No. 9-2024: Bond ordinance for Flynn Avenue improvements, appropriating $473,000 and authorizing $190,120 in bonds
- Discussion of PB 2023-38 ILM Center Associates site plan requirements (no official action)
- Parky's presentation on Moorestown Mall
The Moorestown Planning Board approved the minutes from the April 4, 2024 meeting and adopted Resolution No. 2024-15, recommending that Township Council adopt Capital Improvement Program Ordinances No. 8-2024 and 9-2024 for the 2023 Road Overlay Program and improvements to Flynn Avenue. The board also heard a presentation from Parkinson Holdings on a proposed 250,000-square-foot family entertainment venue, but took no action on it. No public comments were made.
- Approved April 4, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)
- Adopted Resolution No. 2024-15 recommending road overlay and Flynn Avenue improvement bonds (unanimous)
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council adopted several ordinances and resolutions, including a $2.425 million bond ordinance for the 2024 road overlay program and a $1.75 million bond ordinance for the Heritage Village affordable housing project. The council also approved a settlement agreement in the HEF Ventures litigation and introduced a floodplain management ordinance on first reading. All votes were unanimous, with Councilmember Zipin recusing from the affordable housing items.
- Adopted Ordinance 8-2024, $2.425M road overlay bond (all in favor)
- Adopted Ordinance 10-2024, $1.75M Heritage Village affordable housing bond (all in favor, Zipin recused)
- Adopted Ordinance 9-2024, $473,000 Flynn Avenue improvements bond (all in favor)
- Adopted Ordinance 11-2024, privately-owned salt storage amendment (all in favor)
- Introduced Ordinance 12-2024, floodplain management on first reading (all in favor)
- Approved Resolution 110-2024, HEF Ventures settlement agreement (all in favor)
- Approved Resolution 106-2024, $464,400 pump station upgrade contract (all in favor)
- Approved Resolution 111-2024, affordable housing trust fund expenditure (all in favor, Zipin recused)
Zoning Board
The Moorestown Zoning Board approved a bulk variance for a rear yard setback at 130 Oakmont Drive, allowing a covered paver patio. A second application for 133 Oakmont Drive was postponed because the applicant failed to provide required notice. The board also unanimously approved the minutes from the March 19, 2024 meeting.
- Approved bulk variance for rear yard setback at 130 Oakmont Drive (unanimous)
- Postponed side yard setback variance for 133 Oakmont Drive due to lack of notice
- Approved March 19, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council will hold its April 8, 2024 official action meeting in person only due to IT upgrades, with no remote participation or livestream. The agenda includes first reading of a $1.75 million bond ordinance for the Heritage Village affordable housing project, a second reading of a zoning amendment for cooperative sober living facilities, and first readings of bond ordinances for road overlays and Flynn Avenue improvements. The council will also discuss a draft flood plain ordinance and approve various expenditures.
- Bond ordinance 10-2024: $1,750,000 for Heritage Village affordable housing project, issuing $1,225,000 in bonds
- Bond ordinance 8-2024: $2,425,000 for 2024 Road Overlay Program, issuing $2,309,500 in bonds
- Bond ordinance 9-2024: $473,000 for Flynn Avenue improvements, issuing $190,120 in bonds
- Ordinance 7-2024 on second reading: zoning amendment to regulate cooperative sober living facilities
- Ordinance 11-2024 on first reading: adding privately-owned salt storage regulations to stormwater quality code
Planning Board
The Moorestown Planning Board will consider a preliminary and final site plan for 19 townhome units at 201 and 125 East Camden Ave., and will discuss an ordinance to define and regulate cooperative sober living facilities. The board may also adopt a resolution declaring the ordinance consistent with the Master Plan.
- PB#2021-17: Preliminary and Final Site Plan for 19 townhome units at 201 & 125 East Camden Ave., Block 1301 Lots 29&30
- Ordinance No. 7-2024: Amending Chapter 180 (Zoning) to define and regulate cooperative sober living facilities
- Resolution No. 2024-13: Reporting to Township Council that Ordinance No. 7-2024 is consistent with the Master Plan
- Approval of minutes from March 7, 2024
The Moorestown Planning Board unanimously approved the preliminary and final site plan for 19 townhouse units at 201 & 125 East Camden Ave. The board also approved a resolution finding that Ordinance No. 7-2024, which defines and regulates cooperative sober living facilities, is consistent with the Master Plan. Meeting minutes from March 7, 2024, were approved unanimously. No public comments were made.
- Approved PB#2021-17, preliminary and final site plan for 19 townhouse units at 201 & 125 East Camden Ave. (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution #2024-13, reporting Ordinance No. 7-2024 (cooperative sober living facilities) as consistent with the Master Plan (unanimous)
- Approved March 7, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)
Zoning Board
The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold its regular meeting on March 19, 2024, at 7:00 PM in Town Hall. The board will consider new business including a bulk variance request for a rear yard setback at 130 Oakmont Drive, and will also adopt resolutions for previously heard variance applications. The agenda includes standard procedural items such as approval of minutes and an annual report discussion.
- ZBA#2024-11: Gaurav Sharma, 130 Oakmont Drive, bulk variance for rear yard setback
- Adoption of resolution ZBA#2023-34: Total Rehab at Moorestown, 212 Marter Avenue, site plan waiver and bulk variance for 3 signs
- Adoption of resolution ZBA#2024-09: Healthtrax Moorestown, LLC, 401 Young Ave, bulk variance for signs
- Adoption of resolution ZBA#2024-10: Hannah and Nicholas Leonard, 101 W. Oak Ave, bulk variance for side yard setback
- Discussion of 2023 Annual Report
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting on March 11, 2024, to discuss and vote on several ordinances, including affordable housing measures and zoning amendments for cannabis businesses and sober living facilities. The meeting will also include reports, proclamations, and approvals of contracts and expenditures.
- 5-2024 Accepting access easement for affordable housing CIS Project
- 6-2024 Conveying property Block 8801, Lot 4.03 for affordable housing development
- 4-2024 Amending zoning code to regulate cannabis businesses
- 7-2024 Defining and regulating cooperative sober living facilities
- 90-2024 Extending contract with Univar Solutions USA LLC for $172,731 for potable water chemicals
Planning Board
The Moorestown Planning Board will consider whether several proposed ordinances align with the Master Plan, including two bond ordinances totaling over $3.3 million for a new water well and wastewater treatment plant upgrades, and a zoning amendment for cannabis businesses. The board may also adopt a resolution for a site plan for 19 townhomes on East Camden Avenue. The agenda includes routine items like meeting minutes and a resolution for the Domenica Foundation.
- Ordinance 1-2024: $1,325,000 appropriation, $1,275,000 in bonds for Well #10 drilling
- Ordinance 2-2024: $2,030,000 additional appropriation, $1,950,000 in bonds for wastewater plant headworks upgrade
- Ordinance 4-2024: zoning amendment to regulate cannabis businesses
- PB#2021-17: preliminary and final site plan for 19 townhome units at 201 & 125 East Camden Ave.
- Resolution PB 2023-26A: amended resolution for Domenica Foundation
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting on February 26, 2024, to discuss draft ordinances on cooperative sober living residences and first readings of affordable-housing measures. The agenda also includes second readings of a lead-paint inspection ordinance and zoning changes for cannabis businesses, plus routine approvals and community-event resolutions.
- Review Draft Ordinance Regulating Cooperative Sober Living Residences
- 5-2024 Authorizing acceptance of an access easement agreement for affordable housing
- 6-2024 Authorizing conveyance of Block 8801, Lot 4.03 for affordable housing (CIS Project)
- 78-2024 & 84-2024 Authorizing $X from Affordable Housing Trust Fund for housing-plan services
- 4-2024 Amending zoning to regulate cannabis businesses
Zoning Board
The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold its regular meeting on February 20, 2024, to consider three new applications: a site plan waiver and bulk variance for signs at 212 Marter Avenue, a bulk variance for signs at 401 Young Ave, and a bulk variance for a side yard setback at 101 W. Oak Ave. The board will also adopt minutes from the January 16 meeting and discuss the 2023 annual report. No resolutions are scheduled for adoption.
- ZBA#2023-34: Total Rehab at Moorestown, 212 Marter Avenue, site plan waiver and bulk variance for 3 signs
- ZBA#2024-09: Healthtrax Moorestown, LLC, 401 Young Ave, bulk variance for signs
- ZBA#2024-10: Hannah and Nicholas Leonard, 101 W. Oak Ave, bulk variance for side yard setback
- Discussion of 2023 Annual Report
- Meeting minutes from January 16, 2024
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting on February 12, 2024, to discuss and vote on several key items, including ordinances for water infrastructure upgrades, lead-based paint inspections, and revised cannabis business regulations. The council will also consider funding for affordable housing, historic preservation, and a compost facility contract.
- $1,275,000 bond ordinance for Well #10 drilling and development
- $1,950,000 bond ordinance for wastewater treatment plant headworks upgrades
- Draft ordinance revising cannabis business regulations
- $54,869 three-year contract for compost facility management with L&S Contracting, Inc.
- $59,000 contract for historic preservation consulting services
Planning Board
The Moorestown Township Planning Board has cancelled its meeting scheduled for February 1, 2024. No items will be discussed or decided at this meeting.
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council is meeting to discuss and take action on several items, including two bond ordinances for water infrastructure, a draft lead-based paint ordinance, and a resolution to award a liquor license. The agenda also includes routine approvals such as tax exemptions, contracts, and appointments.
- Ordinance 1-2024: $1,325,000 appropriation for drilling Well #10
- Ordinance 2-2024: Additional $2,030,000 for wastewater treatment plant headworks upgrade
- Resolution 62-2024: Awarding one plenary retail consumption liquor license to JM Moorestown, LLC
- Resolution 58-2024: $52,674.19 contract with Millennium Communications Group for Wi-Fi upgrade
- Draft Lead Based Paint Ordinance and RFP for pulverizing site discussed
Planning Board
The Moorestown Planning Board will hold its January 18, 2024 meeting at Town Hall to swear in six new members, elect 2024 officers, and adopt annual notices and appointments. The agenda is procedural and includes roll call, a moment of silence, and adoption of resolutions for administrative roles.
- Swearing in of new members: Christopher Chesner, Lisa Petriello, Naoji Moriuchi, Robert Bertino, Christopher Keating, Kevin Aberant
- Election of 2024 Chairperson and Vice Chairperson
- Adoption of 2024-01 Annual Notice 2023 and appointments for Secretary, Recording Secretary, Attorney, Engineer, and Planner
- Adoption of 2024-07 Electronic Guidelines and 2023-08 Planning Board Rules and Regulations
Zoning Board
The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment is meeting to reorganize for 2024, including electing a chairman and vice chairman, and adopting resolutions for legal counsel, engineering, planning, and other professional services. The board will also vote on two bulk variance applications for residential properties and approve minutes from the December 19, 2023 meeting.
- Election of 2024 Chairman and Vice Chairman
- Adoption of resolutions for legal counsel, engineering, planning, landscape architect, and secretaries
- ZBA#2023-28: Bulk variance for side yard setback at 20 E. Maple Ave. (12'9" where 15' required; 32'9" where 40' required)
- ZBA#2023-33: Bulk variance for side yard setback at 310 E. Oak Ave. (10 feet instead of 15 feet) for hot tub concrete pad
- Approval of December 19, 2023 meeting minutes
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council is holding its annual reorganization meeting, where it will elect a deputy mayor, appoint numerous professional service providers (attorneys, engineers, auditors) for 2024, and fill seats on various boards and committees. The council will also adopt several routine resolutions, including fee schedules, a temporary budget, and financial policies. This is primarily an administrative meeting to set up the township's operations for the year.
- Election of Deputy Mayor for term expiring December 31, 2024
- Appointment of Douglas L. Heinold as Township Attorney (Raymond Coleman Heinold LLP)
- Appointment of Pennoni Associates as Township Engineer and Utilities Engineer
- Adoption of 2024 Temporary Budget
- Setting fee schedules for administration and Parks & Recreation for 2024