Moorestown public meetings in 2025
64 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Historic Preservation Commission
The Moorestown Historic Preservation Commission will consider adopting design guidelines and review a proposal for 20 residential units above a commercial building at 121 W. Main St. The propane tank application for Speed Gas was adjourned to January 22, 2026.
- Resolution 2025-04 recommending adoption of HPC Design Guidelines
- HPC #2025-06: Speed Gas Moorestown, LLC, 225 Chester Ave – 1,000-gallon propane tank and canopy addition (adjourned)
- HPC #2025-07: Patel, 121 W. Main St – addition of 2nd and 3rd floors for 20 residential units above ground-floor commercial
Zoning Board
The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will meet to review two variance requests and adopt resolutions. The board will also review minutes from the November 18 meeting and conduct a roll call and swearing in of professionals.
- ZBA#2022-27EXT #2: Extension request for addition and impervious coverage variance at 236 N. Riding Drive
- ZBA#2025-29: Bulk variance for outdoor barrel sauna 2 feet from side yard at 212 S. Washington Ave
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting on December 15, 2025, with public hearings on a minor diversion of Strawbridge Lake Park for the NJDOT Route 38 resurfacing project and on adjustments to connection fee rate schedules. The council will also consider four ordinances on second reading, including stop/yield intersection changes, opting into the Garden State C-PACE program, sign regulations in the Town Center, and water/sewer rate revisions. The consent agenda includes a $425,085.09 contribution to Moorestown Family Apartments, a $138,409.01 janitorial contract extension, and a $62,950 tree removal contract.
- Public hearing on minor diversion of Strawbridge Lake Park (160 sq. ft. of Block 3104, Lot 1 & 128 sq. ft. of Block 3104, Lot 2) for NJDOT Route 38 resurfacing
- Resolution 267-2025 approving adjustment to connection fee rate schedules
- Ordinance 24-2025 opting into Garden State C-PACE program for financing energy projects
- Consent agenda: $425,085.09 contribution to Moorestown Family Apartments Urban Renewal, LLC for affordable housing
- Consent agenda: $138,409.01 one-year extension of janitorial contract with Talarico Building Service, Inc. dba Service Master TBS
The Moorestown Township Council unanimously adopted ordinances raising water and sewer rates (Ordinance 26-2025) and increasing water and sewer connection fees (Resolution 267-2025). The council also approved several other ordinances, including opting into the C-PACE program, and a consent agenda with numerous resolutions, including a police union agreement and a cannabis license.
- Adopted Ordinance 26-2025 revising water and sewer rates (unanimous)
- Adopted Resolution 267-2025 increasing water connection fee to $4,622 and sewer connection fee to $4,206 (unanimous)
- Adopted Ordinance 23-2025 amending stop and yield intersections (unanimous)
- Adopted Ordinance 24-2025 opting into Garden State C-PACE program (unanimous)
- Adopted Ordinance 25-2025 amending sign regulations in Town Center (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda including police union MOAs, cannabis license, and $425,085.09 contribution to Moorestown Family Apartments (unanimous)
- Approved bill list (unanimous)
General
The Moorestown Historic Preservation Commission will hold a special meeting to outline its new Historic Preservation Design Guidelines and gather public feedback. The session includes procedural items and a community outreach segment on how the guidelines will assist businesses and homeowners.
- Historic Preservation Design Guidelines – Community Outreach
Planning Board
The Moorestown Planning Board will hold a regular meeting to consider a minor subdivision application and review a proposed zoning ordinance amendment regarding signs in the Town Center. The board may also adopt a resolution on the ordinance's consistency with the Master Plan. Public comment is limited to five minutes per speaker.
- PB#2025-34: Minor subdivision at 310 Pleasant Valley Avenue, Block 3102 Lot 24, splitting 1 lot into 2 conforming lots in R2 zone
- Ordinance No. 25-2025 amending Chapter 180 (Zoning), Article XXIV (Signs), Sections 180-80.2 and 180-80.6
- Possible resolution declaring Ordinance No. 25-2025 not inconsistent with the Master Plan
Town Council
The Moorestown Town Council will hold its regularly scheduled annual boards and committees dinner meeting. No formal action will be taken at this event. The meeting includes announcements, a flag salute, invocation, and comments from committee chairs and council members.
Historic Preservation Commission
The Moorestown Township Historic Preservation Commission has cancelled its meeting scheduled for Thursday, November 20, 2025 at 7:00 p.m. at Town Hall Council Chambers. The notice was issued November 17, 2025 by Damian Gil, Director of Community Development. No agenda items are listed because the meeting will not take place.
- Meeting of November 20, 2025 at 7:00 p.m. cancelled
- Location: Town Hall Council Chambers, 111 West Second Street, Moorestown, NJ
Zoning Board
The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting to consider two bulk variance requests for fences and one extension of a prior approval. The board will also adopt resolutions for the fence variances and approve meeting minutes. Public comment is limited to five minutes per speaker.
- ZBA#2025-25: Elizabeth Conaway, 407 Kings Highway, Block 2001 Lot 14, variance for 4' high aluminum fence where 3' is permitted
- ZBA#2025-26: Craig & Julia Slater, 340 W 3rd Street, Block 2107 Lot 2, variance for 8'9" high fence where 6' is permitted
- ZBA#2022-27EXT #2: Kyle & Bethany Abrahams, 236 N. Riding Drive, Block 3500 Lot 12, extension of approval for addition and impervious coverage variance
The Moorestown Zoning Board approved two fence height variances, a prior meeting's minutes, and a second extension for a home addition project. No other substantive decisions were made.
- Approved 4' fence variance at 407 Kings Highway (unanimous)
- Approved 8'9" fence variance at 340 W 3rd Street (unanimous)
- Approved October 21, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
- Approved extension for 236 N. Riding Drive addition (unanimous)
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting on November 17, 2025, with both in-person and virtual attendance options. The meeting includes a mix of procedural items, discussions on water infrastructure and emergency management, and votes on several ordinances and resolutions.
- Status update on Main Street Water Main Replacement project (N. Church to Chester Ave)
- Proposal to upgrade water meters
- Westfield Road Pedestrian Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon discussion
- Ordinances on second reading: traffic rules, C-PACE program opt-in, zoning sign regulations, water/sewer rate amendments, e-bike regulations
- Consent agenda resolutions including reappointment of Emergency Management Coordinator, water/sewer charge cancellations, tax refunds, mediation agreement for Fair Share Housing, and liquor/retail distribution license intents
The Moorestown Township Council voted unanimously to table the e-bike ordinance (27-2025) and to adopt the consent agenda, which included reappointing the emergency management coordinator and approving several routine resolutions. Council also introduced four ordinances on first reading, including one to revise water and sewer rates, with public hearings set for December 15. The Main Street watermain replacement Phase 3 plan was discussed, with an estimated $12 million budget and a 12-week timeline, and a public engagement session is planned for December.
- Tabled e-bike ordinance 27-2025 (unanimous)
- Adopted consent agenda resolution CA 11 17 2025 (unanimous)
- Introduced Ordinance 23-2025 (stop/yield intersections) on first reading (unanimous)
- Introduced Ordinance 24-2025 (C-PACE program) on first reading (unanimous)
- Introduced Ordinance 25-2025 (sign regulations) on first reading (unanimous)
- Introduced Ordinance 26-2025 (water/sewer rates) on first reading (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda resolutions 261-2025 through 266-2025 (unanimous)
- Approved bill list (unanimous)
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council is holding a hybrid meeting with several discussion items and formal actions. Key items include a second reading of a $1.92 million bond ordinance for road restoration on Kings Highway and West Main Street, a continued $377,000 bond for property acquisition at 730 Marne Highway, and a consent agenda with contracts for watermain replacement and other purchases. The council will also discuss proposed e-bike regulations, a C-PACE financing ordinance, and utility fee adjustments.
- Bond ordinance 22-2025: $1,920,000 for Kings Highway/West Main Street road restoration
- Bond ordinance 19-2025 (continued): $377,000 appropriation for property at 730 Marne Highway
- Consent agenda: $1,844,013.13 contract to Earle Asphalt for Chester Avenue watermain replacement
- Consent agenda: $54,755 for four basketball backboards and rims
- Discussion: proposed e-bike regulations and draft ordinance for C-PACE program
Planning Board
The Moorestown Planning Board will consider a $1,920,000 bond ordinance for the Kings Highway/West Main Street road restoration, and may adopt a resolution recommending it to Township Council. The board will also vote on resolutions for a lot consolidation and minor subdivision at 403 S Lenola Road, and revisions to redevelopment area determinations for properties on West Camden Avenue. Minutes from June, July, and August meetings are scheduled for approval.
- Ordinance No. 22-2025: $1,920,000 bond for Kings Highway/West Main Street Road Restoration
- PB#2025-25: Elite Hope LLC, 403 S Lenola Road, Block 1801 Lots 21-23, lot consolidation and minor subdivision with bulk variances
- PB#2025-23: Revision of resolution on 121-125 and 201 West Camden Avenue as Condemnation Area in Need of Redevelopment
- PB#2025-24: Revision of resolution on 200 West Camden Avenue as Non-Condemnation Area in Need of Redevelopment
The Moorestown Planning Board approved a bond ordinance for $1.92 million to fund road restoration on Kings Highway/West Main Street, finding it consistent with the Master Plan. The board also unanimously approved several resolutions, including a lot consolidation and minor subdivision with bulk variances, and revisions to redevelopment investigation resolutions. All votes were unanimous.
- Approved $1.92M bond ordinance for Kings Highway/West Main Street road restoration (unanimous)
- Approved PB#2025-25 Elite Hope LLC lot consolidation and minor subdivision with bulk variances (unanimous)
- Approved PB#2025-23 preliminary investigation for condemnation area at 121-125 West Camden Ave (unanimous)
- Approved PB#2025-24 preliminary investigation for non-condemnation area at 200 West Camden Ave (unanimous)
- Approved minutes from June 5, July 10, and August 7, 2025 meetings (unanimous)
Zoning Board
The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will convene at Town Hall to review three bulk-variance requests. Two involve fence-height variances for front-yard areas, and one covers front- and side-yard setbacks for a new single-family home. The board will also adopt minutes and resolutions.
- ZBA#2025-20: Bulk variance for front/side yard setbacks at 301 S Lenola Rd for new single-family home
- ZBA#2025-25: 4’ aluminum fence variance at 407 Kings Highway where 3’ is permitted
- ZBA#2025-26: 8’9” fence variance at 340 W 3rd Street where 6’ is permitted
The Moorestown Zoning Board approved three variance requests: a bulk variance for a new home at 301 S Lenola Rd, a 4-foot front-yard fence at 407 Kings Highway, and an 8-foot fence at 340 W 3rd Street. All votes were unanimous. The board also approved the September 16, 2025 meeting minutes.
- Approved bulk variance for front and side yard setbacks at 301 S Lenola Rd (unanimous)
- Approved 4' fence variance at 407 Kings Highway (unanimous)
- Approved 8' fence variance at 340 W 3rd Street (unanimous)
- Approved September 16, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting on October 20, 2025, with several items for discussion and official action. Key items include a proposed $1.92 million bond ordinance for road restoration on Kings Highway and West Main Street, a $377,000 bond for property acquisition at 730 Marne Highway, and a presentation on PILOT agreements. The council will also discuss e-bike regulations, a combined environmental stewardship committee, and an RFP for liquor licenses.
- Ordinance 22-2025: $1,920,000 bond for Kings Highway/West Main Street road restoration
- Ordinance 19-2025: $377,000 bond for acquisition of 730 Marne Highway (Block 6800, Lot 2)
- Ordinance 21-2025: Regulating traffic at Bank of America on Marne Highway (Block 6801, Lot 1)
- Resolution 248-2025: $33,054 contract to Street Decor, Inc. for holiday decorations on Lenola and Main Street
- Resolution 247-2025: One-year extension of snow removal contract with Franzeo's Landscaping LLC for $25,000
Historic Preservation Commission
The Moorestown Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to consider recommendations on Historic Preservation Design Guidelines, two signage applications, and a propane refueling station proposal. The propane station item has been carried to the next meeting on November 20, 2025. The commission will also adopt resolutions and approve minutes from previous meetings.
- Historic Preservation Design Guidelines – recommendation to Council for adoption
- HPC#2025-04: Zena's Bakery, 41 E Main St., application for wall-mounted signage
- HPC#2025-05: CVS Pharmacy, 219 W Main St., application for free-standing monument sign
- HPC#2025-06: Speed Gas Moorestown, LLC, 225 Chester Ave., application for propane refueling station and covered tire storage (carried to Nov 20)
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council is holding a hybrid meeting with official action items, including resolutions to spend from the Affordable Housing Trust Fund for housing plan services, purchase five police vehicles, accept a grant for hockey rink improvements, and refund property taxes for a disabled veteran. The agenda also includes discussion items and a consent agenda.
- Resolution 243-2025: Authorizes spending from Affordable Housing Trust Fund for housing plan services by Raymond Coleman Heinold, Clarke Caton Hintz, and CGP&H.
- Resolution 244-2025: Authorizes purchase of five 2026 Ford Police Interceptor Utility AWD hybrid vehicles under state contract 20-FLEET-01189, plus emergency equipment installation under contract 17-FLEET-00748.
- Resolution 245-2025: Authorizes grant agreement with Burlington County for Municipal Park Development Grant for hockey rink improvements at Wesley Bishop Park.
- Resolution 246-2025: Authorizes tax collector to cancel and refund 4th quarter property taxes for totally disabled veteran exemption at 519 Eaglebrook Drive.
- Consent Agenda Resolution CA 10 06 2025 to be adopted.
Planning Board
The Moorestown Township Planning Board meeting scheduled for October 2, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. has been cancelled. No business will be conducted at that time.
- Meeting cancelled
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting on September 29, 2025, with official action on ordinances, resolutions, and consent agenda items. Key items include a $2.53 million bond ordinance for the Chester Avenue water main replacement, a $377,000 bond for property acquisition at 730 Marne Highway, and amendments to construction fees and traffic regulations. The council will also discuss amending Chapter 160-8 regarding replacement trees.
- Bond ordinance 17-2025: $2,530,000 for Chester Avenue water main replacement
- Bond ordinance 19-2025: $377,000 appropriation ($358,150 in bonds) for acquisition of 730 Marne Highway
- Ordinance 18-2025: amending uniform construction code fees
- Resolution 231-2025: settlement agreement for Virtua Memorial Hospital property at 730 Marne Highway
- Resolution 236-2025: declaring 121-125 and 201-213 West Camden Avenue as condemnation area in need of redevelopment
Historic Preservation Commission
The Moorestown Township Historic Preservation Commission has cancelled its meeting scheduled for Thursday, September 18, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. at Town Hall Council Chambers. No business will be conducted at that time.
- Meeting cancellation notice issued per Open Public Meetings Act
Zoning Board
The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will meet at Town Hall to review four bulk-variance requests for residential properties. The board will also adopt minutes from the August 21 meeting and conduct routine procedural business. No new ordinances or contracts are listed.
- ZBA#2025-14 Kolovos – 302 Tom Brown Road – accessory 3-bay garage bulk variance
- ZBA#2024-25 Balducci, Inc. – 304 East Route 38 – site-plan waiver request
- ZBA#2025-24 Chang – 300 West Walnut Ave. – front/side-yard setback variance for pool and sunroom
- ZBA#2025-20 Brown & Darling – 301 S Lenola Rd – front/side-yard setback variance for new single-family home
The Moorestown Zoning Board approved a bulk variance for a new single-family home at 301 S Lenola Rd, allowing front and side yard setbacks for a 9-bedroom, 2-story house. The board also unanimously approved three other resolutions, including a 3-bay garage, a site plan waiver, and a swimming pool/sunroom variance. The meeting was adjourned at 8:02pm.
- Approved bulk variance for 3-bay garage at 302 Tom Brown Rd (unanimous)
- Approved site plan waiver for Balducci, Inc. at 304 Route 38 (unanimous)
- Approved bulk variance for pool/sunroom at 300 West Walnut Ave (unanimous)
- Approved bulk variance for new home at 301 S Lenola Rd with conditions (unanimous)
- Approved minutes of August 21, 2025 (unanimous)
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council will meet on September 8, 2025, to discuss and vote on several ordinances, including a bond ordinance for police vehicles and equipment totaling $343,500, and another for Chester Avenue water main replacement costing $2,530,000. The meeting will also address zoning amendments, property tax refunds for disabled veterans, and contract awards.
- Bond ordinance for police vehicles and equipment: $343,500
- Bond ordinance for Chester Avenue water main replacement: $2,530,000
- Contract awarded to ALS Group USA for water-sewer lab testing: $41,091.50
- Release of performance guarantees for 17-19 and 23-25 East Second Street properties
- Amending zoning regulations for agricultural uses in BP-1 zone
Planning Board
The Moorestown Planning Board will meet to consider meeting minutes, adopt resolutions, and review new business. The agenda includes a lot consolidation and minor subdivision at 403 S Lenola Road, public hearings regarding redevelopment designations for properties on West Camden Avenue, and two zoning ordinances.
- PB#2025-25: Elite Hope LLC lot consolidation and minor subdivision with bulk variances at 403 S Lenola Road (Block 1801, Lots 21, 22, & 23)
- PB#2025-23: Public hearing for preliminary investigation of 121-125 West Camden Avenue and 201 West Camden Avenue as a 'Condemnation Area in Need of Redevelopment'
- PB#2025-24: Public hearing for preliminary investigation of 200 West Camden Avenue as a 'Non-Condemnation Area in Need of Redevelopment'
- Ordinance No. 15-2025: Amending Chapter 180 to regulate agricultural uses in the BP-1 Zone
- Ordinance No. 14-2025: Amending Chapter 180 to establish specialty retail with alcohol sales and full-service restaurants as conditional uses
The Moorestown Planning Board approved a lot consolidation and minor subdivision with bulk variances for 403 S Lenola Road, recommended two properties as areas in need of redevelopment (one condemnation, one non-condemnation), and approved two zoning ordinance amendments. All votes were unanimous.
- Approved PB#2025-25 lot consolidation and minor subdivision with bulk variance and waivers (unanimous)
- Recommended 121-125 & 201 W Camden Ave as Condemnation Area in Need of Redevelopment (unanimous)
- Recommended 200 W Camden Ave (ILM Shopping Center) as Non-Condemnation Area in Need of Redevelopment (unanimous)
- Approved Ordinance 15-2025 amending agricultural use regulations in BP-1 zone (unanimous)
- Approved Ordinance 14-2025 establishing specialty retail with alcohol sales as conditional use (unanimous)
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting on August 25, 2025, to discuss and potentially take official action on several items. Key items include a review of a request for a portion of PILOT funds from the Moorestown Township Public Schools, first-reading ordinances on zoning changes for specialty retail with alcohol sales and agricultural uses, and a bond ordinance for police vehicles. The consent agenda includes contracts, tax refunds, and budget amendments.
- Ordinance 14-2025: Establish specialty retail with alcohol sales and full-service restaurants as conditional uses
- Ordinance 15-2025: Amend agricultural use regulations in BP-1 zone
- Ordinance 16-2025: Bond ordinance for $343,500 for police vehicles and equipment
- Resolution 212-2025: Contract to Morehouse Engineering for $221,190 for SCADA server upgrades
- Resolution 216-2025: Contract to Dell Marketing for $159,573.72 for servers
The Moorestown Township Council introduced three ordinances on first reading: one to establish specialty retail with alcohol sales as a conditional use (revised to remove consumption licenses), one to amend agricultural use regulations in the BP-1 zone, and a bond ordinance appropriating $343,500 for police vehicles and equipment. The council also adopted a consent agenda including 11 resolutions, such as a $221,190 contract for SCADA server upgrades and a $159,573.72 contract for Dell servers. A request from the school board for 90% of PILOT funds was discussed but not approved; council agreed to continue discussions after the September 16 referendum.
- Introduced Ordinance 14-2025 (specialty retail with alcohol sales) on first reading, public hearing set for Sept. 8 (5-0)
- Introduced Ordinance 15-2025 (agricultural uses in BP-1 zone) on first reading, public hearing set for Sept. 8 (5-0)
- Introduced Ordinance 16-2025 ($343,500 bond for police vehicles) on first reading, public hearing set for Sept. 8 (5-0)
- Adopted consent agenda with 11 resolutions, including $221,190 contract to Morehouse Engineering and $159,573.72 to Dell Marketing (5-0)
- Added Resolution 218-2025 (extension of MOU with New Urban, LLC) to agenda and adopted it as part of consent agenda (5-0)
- Approved minutes from June 25, July 14, and August 11 meetings (5-0, with one abstention on June 25 minutes)
- Approved bill list for expenditures (5-0)
- School board request for 90% of PILOT funds not approved; discussion deferred until after referendum
Historic Preservation Commission
The Moorestown Historic Preservation Commission will hold a meeting on August 21, 2025, at Moorestown Town Hall. The agenda consists of procedural items such as opening statements, roll call, and adoption of resolutions, including a tabled electronic guidelines resolution from July. The meeting also includes discussion of historic preservation guidelines and forms, with a focus on a new resolution regarding an area in need of rehabilitation for a historic district.
- Adoption of 2025-02 Electronic Guidelines (tabled from July 17, 2025)
- Presentation of Historic Preservation Guidelines by Steve Smolyn
- Discussion of HPC Standard Application forms
- Resolution #207-2025 AINR for Historic District
Zoning Board
The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting on August 19, 2025, to consider several zoning variance applications. The board will adopt resolutions for two previously heard cases and hear new business for four variance requests. Public comment is limited to five minutes per speaker.
- ZBA#2025-23: Bulk variance for lot size and side yard setback at 216 S Washington
- ZBA#2025-21: Bulk variances for front and side yard setbacks for garage, rear yard, and porch additions at 531 E. Second Street
- ZBA#2025-14: Bulk variance for accessory 3-bay garage at 302 Tom Brown Road
- ZBA#2024-25: Site plan waiver and sign variances for 2 signs at 304 Est Route 38
- ZBA#2025-20: Bulk variances for front and side yard setbacks for new single-family home at 301 S Lenola Rd
The Moorestown Zoning Board approved four applications, including bulk variances for properties on S. Washington, E. Second Street, Tom Brown Road, and Route 38, and denied a pool variance at 300 W. Walnut Ave. while approving a sunroom there. The board also approved the July 17, 2025 minutes and carried one application to the September 16, 2025 meeting.
- Approved ZBA#2025-23, bulk variance for lot size and side yard setback at 216 S. Washington (unanimous)
- Approved ZBA#2025-21, bulk variance for front and side yard setbacks at 531 E. Second St. (unanimous)
- Approved ZBA#2025-14, bulk variance for 3-bay garage at 302 Tom Brown Rd. with conditions (unanimous)
- Approved ZBA#2024-25, site plan waiver and sign variances at 304 Route 38 with conditions (unanimous)
- Denied pool variance at 300 W. Walnut Ave., approved sunroom variance only (unanimous)
- Carried ZBA#2025-20, bulk variance at 301 S. Lenola Rd. to September 16, 2025 meeting
- Approved July 17, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting on August 11, 2025, to discuss and vote on bond ordinances totaling $1.3M for public works vehicles, equipment, and water system upgrades. The meeting will also include proclamations, a draft ordinance on alcohol sales in retail, and several consent agenda items such as a $163,200 water treatment contract and a bluegrass festival permit.
- Bond ordinance for $738,000 in public works vehicles and equipment
- $106,000 bond ordinance for utility vehicles and equipment
- $456,000 bond ordinance for water-sewer utility SCADA IT system upgrades
- Awarding $163,200 contract to Calgon Carbon Corporation for water treatment upgrades
- Draft ordinance to allow 'Specialty Retail with Alcohol Sales' and 'Full-Service Restaurants' as conditional uses
The Moorestown Township Council adopted four bond ordinances on second reading, all by unanimous roll-call votes: $738,000 for public works vehicles, $106,000 for utility vehicles, $456,000 for water-sewer SCADA upgrades, and a property conveyance to NJDOT. The council also approved the consent agenda, including a $163,200 contract for carbon removal at the water treatment plant and a resolution declaring the historic district an area in need of rehabilitation. Two draft ordinances were discussed but not voted on: one establishing specialty retail with alcohol sales and full-service restaurants as conditional uses, and another amending agriculture uses in the BP-1 zone.
- Adopted Ordinance 10-2025, $738,000 bond for public works vehicles (unanimous)
- Adopted Ordinance 11-2025, $106,000 bond for utility vehicles (unanimous)
- Adopted Ordinance 12-2025, $456,000 bond for water-sewer SCADA upgrades (unanimous)
- Adopted Ordinance 13-2025, conveying property to NJDOT (unanimous)
- Approved Consent Agenda CA 08 11 2025 (unanimous)
- Awarded $163,200 contract to Calgon Carbon for carbon removal (consent agenda)
- Declared historic district an area in need of rehabilitation (consent agenda)
- Approved bill list for expenditures (unanimous)
Planning Board
The Moorestown Planning Board will meet to adopt resolutions, including a conditional use permit for King’s Road Brewing Co. at 16 E. Main Street, and discuss designating a historic district corridor for rehabilitation. Two public hearings on potential redevelopment areas in West Camden Avenue are scheduled for future meetings.
- PB#2025-19: Conditional Use with Site Plan Waiver for King’s Road Brewing Co. at 16 E. Main Street
- PB#2025-22: Draft Resolution designating Main Street/Chester Avenue Historic District Corridor for rehabilitation
- PB#2025-23: Future public hearing on 121-125 W. Camden Ave. and 201 W. Camden Ave. for condemnation area in need of redevelopment
- PB#2025-24: Future public hearing on 200 W. Camden Ave. for non-condemnation area in need of redevelopment
The Planning Board unanimously approved a resolution for King's Road Brewing Co. and recommended that Town Council designate a 55.6-acre corridor along Main Street and Chester Avenue as an Area in Need of Rehabilitation, which would make property owners eligible for a five-year tax abatement on improvements. The board also approved minutes from March and April 2025. No vote was taken on the rehabilitation recommendation; it was a formal recommendation to the governing body.
- Approved Resolution PB#2025-19 for King's Road Brewing Co. conditional use with site plan waiver (unanimous)
- Approved March 6, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
- Approved April 3, 2025 meeting minutes with correction (unanimous)
- Recommended Area in Need of Rehabilitation designation for Main Street/Chester Avenue corridor (no vote, recommendation only)
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting on July 28, 2025, with several items for discussion and official action. Key items include first-reading bond ordinances totaling over $1.3 million for public works vehicles and water-sewer SCADA upgrades, a draft ordinance to allow specialty retail with alcohol sales and full-service restaurants as conditional uses, and a resolution to convey township property to the NJ Department of Transportation. The consent agenda includes contract awards, budget amendments, and tax-related resolutions.
- Bond ordinance 10-2025: $738,000 for public works general vehicles and equipment
- Bond ordinance 11-2025: $106,000 for public works utility vehicles and equipment
- Bond ordinance 12-2025: $456,000 for water-sewer SCADA IT system upgrades
- Draft ordinance: 'Specialty Retail with Alcohol Sales' and 'Full-Service Restaurants' as conditional uses
- Resolution 193-2025: Contract to Visual Computer Solutions (JOBS4BLUE) for off-duty police coordination
Historic Preservation Commission
The Moorestown Historic Preservation Commission will hold its July 17 meeting at Town Hall to conduct routine procedural business, adopt a tabled resolution on electronic guidelines, and review a new sign application for a business at 66 E Main St. No substantive decisions are scheduled beyond the adoption of previously tabled items.
- Adoption of tabled 2025-02 Electronic Guidelines resolution
- Review of HPC#2025-02 sign application at 66 E Main St., Block 4605 Lot 31
Zoning Board
The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting to consider several bulk variance requests for residential properties and a sign variance for a business. One application (ZBA#2025-20) will be carried to the August 19 meeting. The board may take official action on any item on the agenda.
- ZBA#2025-20: Bulk variance for front and side yard setbacks at 301 S Lenola Rd (carried to Aug 19)
- ZBA#2025-14: Bulk variance for accessory 3-bay garage at 302 Tom Brown Road
- ZBA#2025-23: Bulk variance for lot size and side yard setback at 216 S Washington
- ZBA#2025-21: Bulk variances for front/side yard setbacks at 531 E. Second Street
- ZBA#2024-25: Site plan waiver and sign variances for 2 signs at 304 Est Route 38
The Zoning Board approved bulk variance requests for residential properties at 216 S Washington and 531 E. Second Street. Two other applications were carried to future meetings, and one application was not heard.
- Approved June 17, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
- Approved bulk variance for 216 S Washington (unanimous)
- Approved bulk variance for 531 E. Second Street (unanimous)
- Carried ZBA#2025-20 (301 S Lenola Rd) to August 19, 2025 meeting
- Carried ZBA#2024-25 (304 Est Route 38) to August 2025 meeting
- ZBA#2025-14 (302 Tom Brown Road) not heard; applicant must re-notice
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting on July 14, 2025, to take official action on consent agenda resolutions, including a $1,694,457.50 contract for the 2025 Road Overlay Program and a $22,468 motor repair for Well No. 9. The council will also discuss the proposed designation of a historic district as an area in need of rehabilitation, capital projects, and the Rotary Peace Poles Project. Public comments are limited to five minutes per speaker.
- Resolution 184-2025: Award $1,694,457.50 to Black Rock Enterprises, LLC for 2025 Road Overlay Program
- Resolution 185-2025: Award $22,468 to Willier Electric Motor Repair Co., Inc. for motor repair at North Church Street Water Treatment Plant
- Resolution 182-2025: Shared services agreement with Burlington County for central communications/911 services
- Resolution 183-2025: Expenditure from Affordable Housing Trust Fund for housing plan services (CGP&H and Clarke Caton Hintz)
- Discussion: Proposed designation of historic district as an area in need of rehabilitation
Planning Board
The Moorestown Planning Board will hold a special meeting to consider two applications: a preliminary and final site plan with bulk variances for a proposed bank on Marne Highway, and a conditional use with site plan waiver for a brewery and tasting room at King's Road Brewing Co. on East Main Street. Official action may be taken on any agenda item.
- PB#2024-40: Mount Laurel Realty LLC, Marne Highway, Block 6801 Lot 1, preliminary and final site plan with bulk variances for a proposed bank
- PB#2025-19: King's Road Brewing Co., 16 E. Main Street, Block 4605 Lot 14, conditional use with site plan waiver for brewery and tasting room in the Community House space known as the Library, with storage and production in the lower level
The Moorestown Planning Board unanimously approved a conditional use and site plan waiver for King's Road Brewing Co. to operate a brewery and tasting room in the Community House at 16 E. Main Street. The approval includes conditions such as reducing the seasonal tent size to 30'x30', signage modifications, driveway apron repair, and expansion of the trash enclosure. The board also unanimously approved a separate resolution for a proposed bank at Marne Highway (PB#2024-40).
- Approved Resolution PB#2024-40 for Mount Laurel Realty LLC bank site plan (unanimous)
- Approved PB#2025-19 King's Road Brewing Co. conditional use with site plan waiver (unanimous, Keating recused)
- Approved with conditions: tent reduced to 30'x30', signage limited to façade sign, trash enclosure expanded, one parking space eliminated
- Adjourned at 9:52 PM
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council is meeting on June 30, 2025, to take official action on a consent agenda that includes a five-year extension of a contract with Water Remediation Technology, LLC for a radium removal system at an estimated $498,000 per year. The agenda also includes several other resolutions, such as awarding a generator contract, approving a grant application for road improvements, and accepting a resignation. Public comments are limited to five minutes per speaker.
- Resolution 175-2025: Five-year extension of contract with Water Remediation Technology, LLC for radium removal system, estimated $498,000/year
- Resolution 178-2025: Award contract to KCK Power Gen Systems, LLC for generator at Westfield Road Pump Station, $28,057.69
- Resolution 179-2025: Submit grant application to NJ DOT for Providence Drive, Oldershaw Avenue, and Moore Street improvements
- Resolution 173-2025: Expenditure from Affordable Housing Trust Fund for housing plan services (Raymond Coleman Heinold, LLP)
- Resolution 171-2025: Cancellation of water and sewer charges due to misread, overestimate, or leak
The Moorestown Township Council approved the consent agenda containing 10 resolutions, including a five-year contract extension with Water Remediation Technology for a radium removal system at $498,000 per year, a $28,057.69 generator purchase for the Westfield Road pump station, and a grant application for road improvements. The council also approved minutes from previous meetings and the bill list. No ordinances were introduced or adopted, and no public comments were made during the meeting.
- Approved consent agenda with 10 resolutions (all in favor)
- Approved 5-year contract extension with Water Remediation Technology for radium removal at $498,000/year
- Awarded $28,057.69 contract to KCK Power Gen Systems for generator at Westfield Road pump station
- Approved grant application to NJDOT for Providence Drive, Oldershaw Avenue, Moore Street improvements
- Authorized MOU with Mission Voice for Camp Horizon special needs summer camp
- Approved minutes from March 10, March 24, and June 2, 2025 meetings
- Approved bill list (all in favor)
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council is holding a special meeting on June 25, 2025, from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. The primary purpose is a listening session on small business and community development, covering topics like opening a business, permitting, construction codes, zoning, and supporting local businesses. No formal action will be taken; the meeting is for discussion and public comment.
- Listening session on small business and community development
- Topics include opening a business, permitting, construction code questions, zoning, and supporting local business
- Public comments limited to 5 minutes per speaker
- Special meeting notice posted and filed on June 16, 2025
Historic Preservation Commission
The Moorestown Historic Preservation Commission is holding a special meeting to consider adopting Resolution 2025-02 on electronic guidelines, approve minutes from May 15, 2025, and discuss a design guidelines update. The agenda also includes a presentation on conflict of interest. Official action may be taken on any item.
- Adoption of Resolution 2025-02 on Electronic Guidelines
- Approval of May 15, 2025 meeting minutes
- Discussion of Design Guidelines Update memorandum
- Attorney presentation on Conflict of Interest
Zoning Board
The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting to adopt resolutions for two prior applications and hear two new variance requests. The new business includes a bulk variance for an accessory garage and a variance for a single-family home on an irregular lot. Public comment is limited to five minutes per speaker.
- Adoption of resolution for ZBA#2024-29 Rupert & Johnson, 226 S. Washington Ave.
- Adoption of resolution for ZBA#2025-15 Koryo Holdings LLC, 308 Elm Ave.
- ZBA#2025-14 Kolovos, 302 Tom Brown Road: bulk variance for accessory 3-bay garage
- ZBA#2025-18 Blu Jay Homes LLC, 543 Bethel Ave.: bulk variance for building width and lot frontage
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council is meeting to take official action on several items, including a public hearing and resolution for a grant application to improve hockey rinks at Wesley Bishop Park, a second-reading ordinance to create a Cyclist, Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Committee, and a resolution endorsing the Housing Element and Fair Share Plan. The consent agenda includes multiple contract awards, such as a $3.3 million wastewater treatment plant headworks upgrade and a $318,013 road improvement project. The meeting is hybrid, with public participation available in person or virtually.
- Resolution 160-2025: Award $3,331,740 contract to VNL, Inc. for wastewater treatment plant headworks upgrades
- Resolution 159-2025: Award $318,013.13 contract to Earle Asphalt Company for Paddock Path, Nixon Drive, and Harper Drive improvements
- Public hearing and resolution 168-2025: Apply for Burlington County Municipal Park Development Program grant for hockey rink improvements at Wesley Bishop Park
- Ordinance 9-2025 on second reading: Create Cyclist, Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Committee
- Resolution 164-2025: Endorse Housing Element and Fair Share Plan adopted by Planning Board
Planning Board
The Moorestown Planning Board will hold a regular meeting on June 5, 2025, to consider several site plans, subdivisions, and concept plans. The most consequential item is the potential adoption of the Fourth Round Housing Element and Fair Share Plan, which addresses the township's affordable housing obligations. The board will also review resolutions for a flex warehouse, a minor subdivision, school projects, and a proposed bank.
- Adoption of Fourth Round Housing Element and Fair Share Plan (Resolution #2025-20)
- Preliminary and Final Site Plan for 39,660 sq ft flex warehouse at 880 N. Lenola (PB#2024-16)
- Minor Subdivision with Variance at 921 Cox Road (PB#2025-09)
- Concept Plans for school projects: William Allen Middle School rehab, Moorestown High School site improvements and new bus depot, turf field and tennis court replacement (PB#2025-13 to 15)
- Preliminary and Final Site Plan with bulk variances for a proposed bank on Marne Highway (PB#2024-40)
The Moorestown Planning Board approved the Fourth Round Housing Element and Fair Share Plan (Resolution 2025-20) as amended, meeting the June 30, 2025 deadline. The board also approved a preliminary and final site plan with bulk variances for a proposed Bank of America branch at 880 N. Lenola Road (PB#2024-40), despite numerous requested variances. Several other resolutions were approved, including a flex warehouse at 880 N. Lenola Road and concept plans for school projects.
- Approved Fourth Round Housing Element and Fair Share Plan (Resolution 2025-20) as amended, unanimous
- Approved preliminary/final site plan with variances for Bank of America at Marne Highway (PB#2024-40), unanimous
- Approved Resolution PB#2024-16 for 39,660 sf flex warehouse at 880 N. Lenola Road, unanimous
- Approved Resolution PB#2025-09 for minor subdivision at 921 Cox Road, unanimous
- Approved concept plans for school projects (Resolutions 2025-13 to 2025-15), unanimous with one recusal
- Approved meeting minutes of February 20, 2025, unanimous
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting on June 2, 2025, to adopt the 2025 municipal budget and consider several ordinances and resolutions. Key items include a second-reading ordinance to exceed budget appropriation limits and establish a cap bank, a first-reading ordinance to create a Cyclist, Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Committee, and a resolution directing a preliminary investigation for possible redevelopment of properties on West Camden Avenue. The consent agenda includes appointments, tax refunds, and expenditures from the Affordable Housing Trust Fund.
- Ordinance 7-2025 to exceed municipal budget appropriation limits and establish a cap bank (second reading)
- Ordinance 9-2025 to create a Cyclist, Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Committee (first reading)
- Resolution 150-2025 adopting the 2025 budget
- Resolution 152-2025 directing preliminary investigation for redevelopment of 121-125 and 201 West Camden Avenue
- Resolution 147-2025 appointing Brown & Brown Benefits Advisors as insurance broker of record
The council unanimously adopted the 2025 municipal budget, which includes funding for two new police officers and a $3.72 per month increase for the average homeowner. They also approved a consent agenda with routine items, introduced an ordinance to create a Cyclist, Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Committee, and agreed to apply for a county grant for hockey rink improvements.
- Adopted 2025 budget (Resolution 150-2025) (unanimous)
- Certified 2025 budget complies with statutory requirements (Resolution 148-2025) (unanimous)
- Authorized reading of 2025 budget by title only (Resolution 149-2025) (unanimous)
- Adopted Ordinance 7-2025 to exceed municipal budget appropriation limits and establish a cap bank (unanimous)
- Introduced Ordinance 9-2025 to create Cyclist, Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Committee (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda including contract with Brown & Brown Benefits Advisors, tax refunds, and redevelopment investigation for West Camden Avenue properties (unanimous)
- Agreed to apply for Burlington County park development grant for hockey rink improvements
- Approved minutes of May 5 and May 19, 2025 meetings (unanimous)
Zoning Board
The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting on May 20, 2025, to consider several variance applications. The board will adopt resolutions for previously heard cases, including extensions and fence/porch variances, and will hear new business for bulk variances on properties. Official action may be taken on any item.
- ZBA#2024-29 Rupert & Johnson, 226 S. Washington Ave.: bulk variance for rear/side setbacks, 30% building coverage (25% max), 46.7% impervious coverage (35% max)
- ZBA#2025-14 Kolovos, 302 Tom Brown Road: bulk variance for accessory 3-bay garage
- ZBA#2025-15 Koryo Holdings LLC, 308 Elm Ave.: bulk variances for new home on undersized lot
- ZBA#2025-13 Schultz, 220 Highland Ave.: 'C' variance for 6' front yard fence (3' permitted)
- ZBA#2025-17 Brickley, 552 Eaglebrook Ave.: 'C' variance for front porch expansion with 44' setback (50' required)
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting on May 19, 2025, with official action possible on a bond ordinance for a wastewater treatment plant upgrade, a revised draft ordinance from the Cyclist, Pedestrian, and Traffic Safety Committee, and options for the former Getty Station property. The agenda also includes proclamations, consent agenda resolutions, and public comment periods.
- Bond ordinance 8-2025: $1,775,000 supplemental appropriation for wastewater treatment plant headworks upgrade
- Discussion: Revised draft ordinance from Moorestown Cyclist, Pedestrian, and Traffic Safety Committee
- Discussion: Township options regarding 201 W. Camden Avenue (former Getty Station)
- Resolution 146-2025: Amending agreement of sale with NJDOT for property at 325 W. Route 38
- Resolution 144-2025: Cancellation of water/sewer charges due to misread or leak
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting on May 5, 2025, with official action possible on all agenda items. Key items include a first-reading bond ordinance for a $1.775 million wastewater treatment plant headworks upgrade, a discussion of a draft ordinance from the Cyclist, Pedestrian, and Traffic Safety Committee, and a consent agenda with resolutions on property rehabilitation, tax refunds, contracts, and appointments. Public comment is limited to five minutes per speaker.
- Bond ordinance 8-2025: $1,775,000 for wastewater treatment plant headworks upgrade
- Resolution 134-2025: Declares land at South Lenola Road and Kings Highway as area in need of rehabilitation
- Resolution 138-2025: Tax refund/cancellation for totally disabled veteran at 894 Heritage Road
- Resolution 140-2025: $19,188 contract to Geese Chasers LLC for Canada geese management
- Resolution 143-2025: Grant application to National Fish and Wildlife Foundation for Swede Run Fields restoration
Planning Board
The Moorestown Planning Board will hold a public meeting to consider several applications, including an amended final site plan for a townhouse community, a minor subdivision with variance, concept plans for school projects, and a draft resolution designating an area in need of rehabilitation. The board will also discuss the outline of the Fourth Round Housing Plan. Official action may be taken on any item.
- PB#2021-17A: Amended Final Site Plan with Variances for townhouse community at 201/125 E. Camden Ave (Block 1301, Lots 29&30)
- PB#2025-12: Resolution on Proposed Ordinance No. 6-2025 consistency with Master Plan
- PB#2025-09: Minor Subdivision with Variance at 921 Cox Road (Block 7600, Lot 13)
- PB#2025-13 to 15: Concept plans for William Allen Middle School rehab, Moorestown High School site improvements & new bus depot, and turf field & tennis court replacement
- PB#2025-16: Draft resolution designating Cowperthwaite Property (85 Kings Highway & 415 S Lenola Road) as Area in Need of Rehabilitation
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting on April 28, 2025, to introduce the 2025 municipal budget and set a public hearing for June 2. The council will also consider an ordinance to exceed state budget appropriation limits and establish a cap bank, along with several resolutions and consent agenda items. Public comments are invited.
- Resolution 129-2025 introduces the 2025 budget and schedules a public hearing on June 2, 2025
- Ordinance 7-2025 to exceed municipal budget appropriation limits and establish a cap bank
- Resolution 130-2025 sets the tax levy for the Open Space, Recreation, Farmland and Historic Preservation Trust Fund
- Resolution 127-2025 authorizes a contract change order with a net decrease of $166,880.53 for the 2024 Overlay Program
- Resolution 128-2025 authorizes spending from the Affordable Housing Trust Fund for housing plan services
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council will hold a virtual budget workshop meeting on April 22, 2025, at 7:00 PM via Microsoft Teams. The meeting is procedural and will not take formal action, focusing on budget-related items listed on the agenda.
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council will hold a virtual budget workshop meeting on April 16, 2025, at 6:00 PM via Microsoft Teams. No formal actions will be taken during this workshop, which is intended to discuss budget-related items listed on the agenda.
Zoning Board
The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting to consider several variance applications, including a use variance for indoor pickleball courts, fence height variances, and a garage setback variance. The board will also adopt resolutions for previously heard cases and consider extensions for prior approvals. Public comment is limited to five minutes per speaker.
- ZBA#2024-28: Bulk variance for 10.7' rear yard setback (25' required) for garage at 517 N Lincoln Ave
- ZBA#2025-12: 6' front yard fence variance (3' permitted) at 58 Cove Rd
- ZBA#2025-10: Use variance for indoor pickleball courts at Eastgate Center, Route 38 & Nixon Dr
- ZBA#2025-13: 6' front yard fence variance at 220 Highland Ave
- ZBA#2025-17: Front porch expansion with 44' setback (50' required) at 552 Eaglebrook Ave
The Moorestown Zoning Board unanimously approved four resolutions, including variances for a garage setback, two front-yard fences, and indoor pickleball courts, plus the 2024 annual report. It also granted two use-variance extensions for gas station and senior living projects, and approved a front porch expansion variance. All votes were unanimous among eligible members.
- Approved garage setback variance at 517 N Lincoln Ave (unanimous)
- Approved 6-ft front yard fence variance at 58 Cove Rd (unanimous)
- Approved indoor pickleball courts use variance at Eastgate Center (unanimous)
- Approved 2024 Zoning Board annual report (unanimous)
- Approved use variance extension for Mathoan Gas #9 at 401 Mount Laurel Rd (unanimous)
- Approved third extension for ACTS Management at 309 Bridgeboro Rd (unanimous)
- Approved 6-ft front yard fence variance at 220 Highland Ave with conditions (unanimous)
- Approved front porch expansion variance at 552 Eaglebrook Ave (unanimous)
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council is meeting to take official action on several items, including a second-reading ordinance to create a historic preservation chapter in the township code, and a consent agenda with contracts and appointments. The meeting is hybrid, with public participation allowed in person or virtually.
- Ordinance 6-2025 creating Chapter 96 'Historic Preservation' and amending Chapter 6-45.1 on the Appearance Committee
- Resolution 114-2025 authorizing $53,268.20 contract with MRC, Inc. for a band shell/amphitheater at the Town Green
- Resolution 115-2025 appointing Renaud Colicchio LLC as special tax appeal attorney for Cooper Health System's tax appeal (400 Route 38) with contract up to $20,000
- Resolution 118-2025 authorizing expenditure from Affordable Housing Trust Fund for housing plan services
- Resolution 119-2025 approving special alcohol permit for 'The Longest Table' event at 111 West Second Street
The Moorestown Township Council adopted Ordinance 6-2025 on second reading, creating Chapter 96 of the Township Code governing historic preservation and amending Chapter 6-45.1 governing the Appearance Committee. The vote was unanimous. The council also approved a consent agenda and six resolutions, including a $53,268.20 contract for a band shell/amphitheater at the Town Green and a $20,000 contract for a special tax appeal attorney.
- Adopted Ordinance 6-2025 creating Chapter 96 Historic Preservation (unanimous)
- Approved Consent Agenda Resolution CA 04 07 2025 (unanimous)
- Approved $53,268.20 contract with MRC, Inc. for band shell/amphitheater at Town Green (unanimous)
- Appointed Renaud Colicchio LLC as special tax appeal attorney, contract not to exceed $20,000 (unanimous)
- Authorized agreement with Helpsy Corporation for clothing collection (unanimous)
- Accepted resignation of Jamie Boren from Library Board of Trustees (unanimous)
- Authorized Affordable Housing Trust Fund expenditure for housing plan services (unanimous)
- Approved special alcoholic beverage permit for 'The Longest Table' event (unanimous)
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council is holding a special 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 speaker limit
The Moorestown Township Council held a budget workshop to review the proposed 2025 Municipal Budget of $30,182,350, which includes a $1,974,564 increase in appropriations and a $783,335 increase in the amount raised by taxation. The municipal purpose tax rate would rise by 1.4 cents to 39.8 cents per $100 of assessed valuation, increasing the average home's local purpose tax by $68.10 to $1,849.86. No formal action was taken; the budget is scheduled for introduction on April 28 and adoption on June 2.
- No formal action taken on 2025 budget (workshop only)
- Scheduled budget introduction for April 28, 2025
- Scheduled budget adoption for June 2, 2025
- Closed public comment period (all in favor)
Planning Board
The Moorestown Planning Board will hold public hearings and consider adopting amendments to the Open Space and Recreation Element and the Historic Preservation Element of the Master Plan. The board will also review a site plan for a flex warehouse on Lenola Road, an amended site plan for a townhouse community on Camden Avenue, and an ordinance creating a Historic Preservation chapter. Official action may be taken on any item.
- Public hearing and adoption of First Amendment to Open Space and Recreation Element (PB#2024-29)
- Public hearing and adoption of Historic Preservation Element Plan (PB#2024-26)
- Preliminary and Final Site Plan for 39,660 sq ft flex warehouse at 880 N. Lenola (PB#2024-16)
- Amended Final Site Plan for townhouse community at 201/125 E. Camden Ave (PB#2021-17A)
- Ordinance No. 6-2025 creating Chapter 96 'Historic Preservation' and amending Chapter 6-45.1
The Moorestown Planning Board approved an amended final site plan for a 19-unit townhouse development at 125/201 E. Camden Ave, reconfiguring unit counts among three buildings. The board also approved the Historic Preservation Element Plan with minor corrections, the Open Space & Recreation Element amendment, and a flex warehouse site plan at 880 N. Lenola. Ordinance 6-2025 creating a Historic Preservation chapter was found consistent with the Master Plan and approved, with one member voting against.
- Approved amended final site plan PB#2021-17A for 19-unit townhouse complex (8-1)
- Approved Historic Preservation Element Plan PB#2024-26 with corrections (unanimous)
- Approved Open Space & Recreation Element amendment PB#2024-29 (unanimous)
- Approved preliminary and final site plan PB#2024-16 for 39,660 sq ft flex warehouse at 880 N. Lenola (unanimous)
- Approved Ordinance 6-2025 creating Chapter 96 'Historic Preservation' (6-1, two recusals)
Town Council
The Moorestown Town Council will consider ordinances regarding shopping mall liquor licenses and the creation of a historic preservation chapter. The meeting also includes resolutions for water plant repairs, landscape contracts, and property tax exemptions.
- Ordinance 5-2025: Regulating the issuance of shopping mall liquor licenses
- Ordinance 6-2025: Creating a new chapter for historic preservation
- Resolution 112-2025: $79,975 contract to Brightview Landscapes, LLC for lawn maintenance
- Resolution 113-2025: $256,000 emergency purchase for carbon filter exchanges at North Church Street water treatment plant
- Resolution 105-2025: Property tax refund for a disabled veteran at 509 Sentinel Road
The Moorestown Township Council adopted Ordinance 5-2025 on second reading, establishing rules for shopping mall liquor licenses, and set a $500,000 minimum bid for one license to be sold via historical method. The council also introduced Ordinance 6-2025 on first reading to create a Historic Preservation chapter, with a public hearing set for April 7. All consent agenda resolutions were approved unanimously, including a $79,975 lawn maintenance contract and a $256,000 emergency water treatment purchase.
- Adopted Ordinance 5-2025 for shopping mall liquor licenses (unanimous)
- Introduced Ordinance 6-2025 on Historic Preservation, public hearing April 7 (unanimous)
- Set $500,000 minimum bid for one shopping mall liquor license via historical method
- Approved consent agenda including $79,975 lawn maintenance contract with BrightView Landscapes
- Approved $256,000 emergency purchase for carbon filter exchanges at water plant
- Approved tax refund for disabled veteran exemption at 509 Sentinel Road
- Approved road closures for community events and Daffodil Day on Main Street
- Entered closed session for collective bargaining and litigation discussions
Zoning Board
The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will meet to adopt resolutions, hear bulk-variance requests for rear-yard garage setbacks and building-coverage limits, and consider a front-yard fence-height exception. The board will also discuss the 2024 annual report.
- ZBA#2024-28: 10.7-foot rear-yard garage setback variance at 517 N Lincoln Avenue
- ZBA#2025-12: 6-foot front-yard fence-height variance at 58 Cove Road
- ZBA#2025-10: Indoor pickle-ball courts variance for Eastgate Center at Route 38 & Nixon Drive
- Adoption of Zoning Board Rules and Regulations (ZBA#2025-16)
- Carry-over of ZBA#2024-29 bulk-variance request to April 15, 2025 meeting
The Moorestown Zoning Board approved a use variance for indoor pickleball courts at Eastgate Center, and approved several other applications including a fence variance and garage bulk variance. One application for a garage addition was approved with conditions despite initial denial motion. The board also adopted its rules and regulations and approved the 2024 annual report.
- Approved use variance for indoor pickleball courts at Eastgate Center (unanimous)
- Approved garage bulk variance at 517 N Lincoln Ave with conditions (3-2)
- Approved fence variance at 58 Cove Road with conditions (unanimous)
- Approved resolution for 236 N. Riding Drive (unanimous)
- Approved resolution for 320 & 322 E. Maple Avenue (unanimous)
- Approved resolution for 224 East Oak Avenue (unanimous)
- Adopted Zoning Board Rules and Regulations (unanimous)
- Approved February 18, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council is holding a hybrid meeting on March 10, 2025, with official action items including a second-reading ordinance to amend zoning regulations for breweries, distilleries, and winery salesrooms, and a first-reading ordinance to establish shopping mall liquor licenses. The council will also discuss declaring certain blocks as an area in need of rehabilitation and the status of the Historic Preservation Committee ordinance. Consent agenda resolutions include contracts for athletic field coring/seeding ($29,275) and wastewater sludge removal (up to $75,000), plus several property tax refunds for disabled veterans.
- Ordinance 4-2025: amend zoning for breweries, distilleries, winery salesrooms (second reading)
- Ordinance 5-2025: shopping mall liquor licenses (first reading)
- Resolution 92-2025: $29,275 contract extension for coring/seeding athletic fields
- Resolution 98-2025: up to $75,000 contract extension for wastewater sludge removal
- Resolution 94-2025, 95-2025, 101-2025: property tax refunds for disabled veterans
The Moorestown Township Council adopted Ordinance 4-2025, amending zoning regulations for breweries, distilleries, and winery salesrooms, with no public comments. They also introduced Ordinance 5-2025 on first reading to allow shopping mall liquor licenses, with a public hearing set for March 24, 2025. The council approved the consent agenda, including contracts and tax refunds, and forwarded a property rehabilitation designation to the Planning Board.
- Adopted Ordinance 4-2025 amending zoning for breweries, distilleries, winery salesrooms (unanimous)
- Introduced Ordinance 5-2025 for shopping mall liquor licenses, public hearing March 24 (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda resolutions 92-2025 through 103-2025 (unanimous)
- Forwarded Cowperthwaite property rehabilitation designation to Planning Board
- Approved minutes of February 10 and 24, 2025 (unanimous)
- Approved bill list (unanimous)
- Entered closed session for collective bargaining and litigation (unanimous)
Planning Board
The Moorestown Planning Board will hold public hearings and consider adopting the First Amendment to the Open Space and Recreation Element of the Master Plan, and a preliminary and final site plan for a 47,000-square-foot flex warehouse at 880 N. Lenola. The board will also review Ordinance No. 4-2025, which would amend zoning regulations for breweries, distilleries, and winery salesrooms, and may adopt a resolution declaring it consistent with the Master Plan. Minutes from the January 16, 2025 meeting will be considered.
- Public hearing and adoption of First Amendment to Open Space and Recreation Element (PB#2024-29)
- Preliminary and Final Site Plan with variances for 47,000 sq ft flex warehouse at 880 N. Lenola (PB#2024-16)
- Ordinance No. 4-2025 amending zoning for breweries, distilleries, and winery salesrooms
- Potential adoption of Resolution No. 2025-11 on Master Plan consistency for Ordinance No. 4-2025
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting on February 24, 2025, with official action expected on several items. Key actions include second reading of two bond ordinances for road improvements, first reading of a zoning amendment for breweries and distilleries, and a consent agenda with resolutions including affordable housing expenditures and a cannabis moratorium. The meeting also includes proclamations and discussion items.
- Bond ordinance 2-2025: $2,170,000 for 2025 road overlay program, issuing $2,061,500 in bonds
- Bond ordinance 3-2025: $616,000 for improvements to Paddock Path, Nixon Drive, and Harper Drive, issuing $340,140 in bonds
- First reading of ordinance 4-2025 to amend zoning regulations for breweries, distilleries, and winery salesrooms
- Resolution 89-2025: $601,528 from Affordable Housing Trust Fund to Moorestown Housing Associates for Harper Site affordable housing
- Resolution 91-2025: temporary moratorium on additional resolutions supporting cannabis uses through December 2025
The Moorestown Township Council adopted two bond ordinances on second reading: one appropriating $2,170,000 for the 2025 road overlay program and another appropriating $616,000 for improvements to Paddock Path, Nixon Drive, and Harper Drive. Both were approved unanimously with no public comments. The council also introduced an ordinance on first reading to amend zoning regulations for breweries, distilleries, and winery salesrooms, with a public hearing set for March 10, 2025. All consent agenda resolutions were adopted unanimously.
- Adopted bond ordinance 2-2025 for $2,170,000 road overlay program (unanimous)
- Adopted bond ordinance 3-2025 for $616,000 improvements to Paddock Path, Nixon Drive, Harper Drive (unanimous)
- Introduced ordinance 4-2025 amending zoning for breweries, distilleries, winery salesrooms (unanimous)
- Adopted consent agenda resolutions 77-2025 through 91-2025 (unanimous)
- Approved bill list (unanimous)
- Removed Resolution CS 02 24 2025 from agenda (unanimous)
General
The Moorestown Planning Board will hold a special meeting to consider resolutions, including a public hearing on the Historic Preservation Element Plan of the Master Plan. The board will also review two bond ordinances for road improvements and determine if they are consistent with the Master Plan, potentially recommending adoption to the Township Council.
- Public hearing and adoption of the Historic Preservation Element Plan of the Master Plan
- Ordinance No. 2-2025: $2,170,000 bond for 2025 road overlay program, issuing $2,061,500 in bonds
- Ordinance No. 3-2024: $616,000 bond for improvements to Paddock Path, Nixon Drive, and Harper Drive, issuing $340,140 in bonds
- Resolution No. 2025-10 recommending adoption of both bond ordinances to Township Council
The Moorestown Planning Board voted 7-2 to adopt the Historic Preservation Element Plan of the Master Plan (PB#2024-26), an update to the 2002 plan. The board also unanimously approved resolutions for the 2025 road overlay program and improvements to Paddock Path, Nixon Drive, and Harper Drive, finding them consistent with the Master Plan. The meeting included extensive public comment and testimony on the historic preservation update.
- Adopted Historic Preservation Element Plan update (PB#2024-26) 7-2
- Approved Resolution PB#2024-22 for Lenola Wellness LLC (unanimous, Keating recused)
- Found Ordinance 2-2025 (road overlay, $2,170,000) consistent with Master Plan (unanimous)
- Found Ordinance 3-2025 (Paddock Path, Nixon Drive, Harper Drive, $616,000) consistent with Master Plan (unanimous)
Zoning Board
The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will convene at 7:00 PM in the Council Chambers at Town Hall, 111 West Second St., to review four property-owner requests for zoning relief. The board will also adopt minutes from January meetings and receive the 2024 annual report.
- ZBA#2022-27EXT: Extension and impervious-coverage variance at 236 N. Riding Drive
- ZBA#2024-28: 12-foot rear-yard setback variance for a garage at 517 N Lincoln Avenue
- ZBA#2025-11: 4-foot front-yard fence and gate variance at 320 & 322 E. Maple Avenue
- ZBA#2024-30: Impervious-coverage increase to 36.1% at 224 East Oak Avenue
The Moorestown Zoning Board approved a bulk variance for a pool at 224 East Oak Avenue, allowing 36.1% impervious coverage where 30% is permitted, with a 5-2 vote. The board also approved a fence variance at 320 & 322 E. Maple Avenue, an extension for an addition at 236 N. Riding Drive, and tabled a garage setback request at 517 N Lincoln Avenue due to mis-notice. The meeting included no resolutions and was adjourned at 8:45pm.
- Approved pool variance at 224 East Oak Ave with conditions (5-2)
- Approved fence variance at 320 & 322 E. Maple Ave with Knox Box condition (unanimous)
- Approved extension for addition at 236 N. Riding Drive (unanimous)
- Tabled garage setback request at 517 N Lincoln Ave due to mis-notice
- Approved minutes for January 21 and January 29, 2025 (unanimous)
- Swore in Margaret Brossy as Alternate Board Member 2
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council is meeting to discuss and potentially take action on several items, including two bond ordinances for road improvements, a draft code revision for winery salesrooms, and pending requests for cannabis resolutions of support. The council will also consider a consent agenda with various resolutions, including contracts and permits. Public comments are invited.
- Ordinance 2-2025: $2,170,000 bond for 2025 Road Overlay Program, issuing $2,061,500 in bonds
- Ordinance 3-2025: $616,000 bond for improvements to Paddock Path, Nixon Drive, and Harper Drive, issuing $340,140 in bonds
- Resolution 78-2025: $66,721.80 contract with Millennium Communications Group for technology supplies
- Resolution 80-2025: $172,731 contract extension with Univar Solutions for liquid sodium hydroxide
- Resolution 76-2025: Approving special alcohol permit for Paddleboard Kayak Race at Strawbridge Lake Park
The Moorestown Township Council introduced two bond ordinances on first reading: one for the 2025 Road Overlay Program ($2,170,000 appropriation, $2,061,500 in bonds) and another for improvements to Paddock Path, Nixon Drive, and Harper Drive ($616,000 appropriation, $340,140 in bonds). Both public hearings are set for February 24, 2025. The council also adopted the consent agenda, minus Resolution 77-2025 (pulled due to lighting questions), and discussed future winery salesroom zoning changes and a resolution to pause cannabis support resolutions.
- Introduced bond ordinance 2-2025 for $2.17M road overlay program (all in favor)
- Introduced bond ordinance 3-2025 for $616,000 Paddock Path/Nixon/Harper improvements (all in favor)
- Adopted consent agenda with Resolution 77-2025 removed (all in favor)
- Approved consent agenda resolutions 76-2025 through 83-2025 (all in favor)
- Approved bill list (all in favor)
Planning Board
The Moorestown Planning Board will hold a regular meeting to adopt resolutions and hear new business. Key items include a conditional use approval for a cannabis retail facility, several minor lot line adjustments, and a site plan for a flex warehouse. Official action may be taken on any item.
- PB#2024-22: Lenola Wellness LLC, 876 North Lenola Road, 4,998 sq ft cannabis retail facility, conditional use and site plan with variances
- PB#2024-16: 900 Lenola Road LLC, 880 N. Lenola, 47,000 sq ft flex warehouse, preliminary and final site plan with variances
- PB#2024-39: Ralph Zonies, 329 & 331 Tom Brown Road, minor lot line adjustment
- PB#2024-36: Trinity Episcopal Church, 207 West Main Street, minor lot line adjustment with variances
- PB#2024-37: Thomas Heitzman, 301 Tom Brown & 718 New Albany, minor lot line adjustment subdivision
Zoning Board
The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment is holding a special virtual meeting to interview candidates for the position of Zoning Board Attorney and then adopt a resolution appointing one. The interview and discussion will occur in closed session, with public comment and possible official action on the appointment afterward. No other business is on the agenda.
- Closed session to interview candidates for Zoning Board Attorney
- Resolution 2025-04 appointing Zoning Board Attorney
- Public comment period
- Virtual meeting via phone conference
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council is holding a hybrid meeting on January 27, 2025, to take official action on a consent agenda that includes awarding contracts for tree maintenance, solid waste collection, and other services, as well as authorizing a housing plan and committing to affordable housing obligations. The council will also hold a second reading of an ordinance adjusting salary ranges for certain employees. Public comments are limited to five minutes per speaker.
- Ordinance 1-2025: Adjusts salary ranges for supervisory, technical, and certain part-time employees
- Contract to Seaside Waste Services Inc. for solid waste collection
- Contract for hydrogen peroxide delivery to water treatment plant, not to exceed $33,000
- Contract to Pacific Lighting & Standards for lamp post parts, $42,078
- Commitment to Round 4 affordable housing obligations (P.L. 2024, c.2)
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council is holding a special meeting to conduct a public hearing on a Green Acres application for Jake's Law funding to support the Full Throttle Inclusive Playground at Wesley Bishop Park. The council may take formal action on this item. Public comments are limited to five minutes per speaker.
- Public hearing on Green Acres application for Jake's Law funding for Full Throttle Inclusive Playground at Wesley Bishop Park
- Related documents available: Inclusive Park Concept Plan, Wesley Bishop Engineers Cost Estimate, Wesley Bishop Park Environmental Impact Assessment Report
Zoning Board
The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold its annual reorganization meeting, elect officers, and adopt resolutions. The board will also hear three zoning applications, including a request for a commercial fitness center in a zone where it is not permitted, and discuss the 2024 annual report.
- ZBA#2024-25: Balducci, Inc. requests 'D' variance for commercial fitness center at 304 W. Route 38
- ZBA#2024-27: Thomas and Valerie Holmes request 6' fence where 3' allowed at 217 Whittier Ave.
- ZBA#2020-08EXT2: ACTS Management Services requests extension to April 20, 2025 at 309 Bridgeboro Road
- Election of 2025 Chairperson and Vice Chairperson
- Appointments of Board Secretary, Recording Secretary, Attorney, Engineer, and Planner
The Moorestown Zoning Board approved three resolutions: a time extension for ACTS Management Services, a fence height variance for the Holmes property, and a 'D' variance for Balducci, Inc. to operate a commercial fitness center. The board also approved minutes, appointed officers, and adopted several administrative resolutions, with the attorney appointment deferred to a special meeting.
- Approved extension #2 for ACTS Management Services to April 20, 2025 (unanimous)
- Approved 6' fence variance at 217 Whittier Ave. for Holmes (unanimous)
- Approved 'D' variance for fitness center at 304 W. Route 38 for Balducci, Inc. (unanimous)
- Approved December 17, 2024 minutes (unanimous)
- Appointed Walter Fazler as Chairman (unanimous)
- Appointed Vincent D'Antonio as Vice Chairman (unanimous)
- Adopted 2025-01 through 2025-07 resolutions (unanimous)
- Deferred attorney appointment (2025-04) to Jan. 29 special meeting
Planning Board
The Moorestown Planning Board will reorganize for 2025, adopt routine resolutions, and hold public hearings on two Master Plan amendments. The board will also consider a conditional use application for a cannabis retail facility on North Lenola Road.
- Public hearing on Historic Preservation Element Plan of the Master Plan
- Public hearing on First Amendment to Open Space and Recreation Element Plan
- Cannabis retail facility application: 4,998 sq ft at 876 North Lenola Road, Block 100 Lot 9, with bulk variances
- Adoption of resolutions for 2025 officers, secretary, attorney, engineer, planner, and rules
- School improvements: PB#2024-30 to PB#2024-35, 6 sites, 11 projected improvements
The Moorestown Planning Board approved a conditional use and site plan for a 4,998 sq. ft. cannabis retail facility at 876 North Lenola Road, with variances for parking and side yard setback. The board also adopted resolutions for annual notices, appointments, and rules, and approved school improvements. Two Master Plan amendments (Open Space and Historic Preservation) were continued to future meetings, and a resolution supporting a Green Acres grant for an inclusive playground was adopted.
- Approved PB#2024-22 cannabis retail facility at 876 North Lenola Road (unanimous)
- Adopted resolutions PB#2025-01 through PB#2025-08 (annual notice, appointments, rules)
- Approved PB#2024-30 to PB#2024-35 for Moorestown Public Schools improvements (unanimous, Arcaro Burns recused)
- Continued Open Space & Recreation Element amendment to March meeting (unanimous)
- Continued Historic Preservation Element Plan to special meeting (unanimous)
- Adopted resolution supporting Green Acres grant for Jake's Law inclusive playground at Wesley Bishop (unanimous)
- Approved December 5, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)
Town Council
The Moorestown Township Council will hold its annual reorganization meeting, including administering oaths to newly elected council members, electing a mayor and deputy mayor, and making numerous appointments to professional positions and advisory boards. The council will also consider a temporary budget, fee schedules, and an ordinance adjusting salary ranges for certain employees.
- Oath of office for new council members James A. Barry, Christopher Keating, Susan Mammarella
- Appointment of township attorney Douglas L. Heinold and other professional contracts for 2025
- Adoption of 2025 temporary budget (Resolution 53-2024)
- Setting fee schedules for administration and parks/recreation for 2025
- First reading of ordinance adjusting salary ranges for supervisory, technical, and part-time employees
The Moorestown Township Council held its reorganization meeting, swearing in newly elected members and unanimously electing Quinton Law as Mayor and Sue Mammarella as Deputy Mayor. The council also approved multiple consent agendas, including professional appointments, board and committee appointments, and general business resolutions, as well as an ordinance on first reading to adjust salary ranges.
- Elected Quinton Law as Mayor (unanimous)
- Elected Sue Mammarella as Deputy Mayor (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda CA 01 06 2025-1 (all in favor)
- Approved professional appointment resolutions 01-2025 through 19-2025 (all in favor; Keating abstained on 04-2025 and 10-2025)
- Approved consent agenda CA 01 06 2025-2 (all in favor)
- Approved board and committee appointment resolutions 20-2025 through 32-2025 (all in favor)
- Approved consent agenda CA 01 06 2025-3 (all in favor)
- Approved general business resolutions 33-2025 through 55-2025 (all in favor)