Woodbridge public meetings in 2022

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The December 15, 2022 meeting of the Woodbridge Township Zoning Board of Adjustment has been cancelled. The next regularly scheduled meeting will be held on January 5, 2023. This notice is procedural only and contains no agenda items for decision or discussion.

• Meeting cancelled for December 15, 2022
• Next meeting scheduled for January 5, 2023

Oak Tree Road Special Improvement District

The Iselin Special Improvement District (SID) is holding a regular meeting to follow up on items from its September 14, 2022 meeting, including financial disclosures. The agenda includes old business, new business, and general welfare items, but no specific proposals or decisions are listed.

• Follow-up from September 14, 2022 meeting
• Financial disclosures

Oak Tree Road Special Improvement District

The Board discussed upcoming electrical work on Marconi Ave and potential sidewalk pressure washing. Members also reviewed a recommendation to implement a three-hour parking limit.

• Proposed 3-hour parking limit enforcement
• Upcoming Verizon wire and pole relocation on Marconi Ave
• Potential spring sidewalk pressure washing
• Discussion of tree lighting for the light parade

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is discussing and will later act on several administrative items, including resolutions for tax and sewer overpayments, a refund from a developer's review fund, annual CDBG recipient contracts, a construction phase services proposal for Route 9 & Main St. improvements, and an ordinance for an easement agreement at 106 Main Street. These items are listed for discussion on December 13, 2022, with action scheduled for January 3, 2022.

• Resolution for tax and sewer overpayments
• Refund from Developer's Review Fund
• Annual CDBG recipient contracts (Raritan Bay YMCA, John E. Toolan Kiddie Keep Well Camp, Ozanam Family Homeless Shelter, Multi-Service Program on Aging, Family & Youth Counseling, Prevention Links, Inc., Accent Community Development Corp.)
• Proposal for CME Associates construction phase services for Route 9 & Main St. improvements
• Ordinance for easement agreement at 106 Main Street

Redevelopment Agency

The Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency is holding its regular meeting to consider resolutions including designating new redevelopers for specific properties, amending existing redevelopment agreements, and approving a bill list of $763,892.14. The agenda also includes adoption of prior minutes, public sessions, and reports from the executive director and planner.

• Resolution #59 approving bill list of $763,892.14 from October 18 to December 13, 2022
• Resolution #60 designating 1 WBC, LLC as redeveloper of Block 280.01, Lot 11
• Resolution #62 amending #22-14 for FY23 budget preparation by Lerch, Vinci & Higgins at cost not to exceed $3,000
• Resolution #63 authorizing first amendment to redevelopment agreement with R & O Woodbridge Urban Renewal, LLC
• Resolution #66 designating Green Pathway Urban Renewal, LLC as redeveloper of Block 59.08, Lots 5.03 and part of 6.02

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council will hold a regular meeting with second-reading votes on several ordinances, including a bond amendment for police body cameras, traffic changes on Vassar Place, property acquisition at 111 New Street, and two redevelopment plans. The agenda also includes numerous resolutions for appointments, budget insertions, contracts, and shared services agreements.

• Bond ordinance amendment for police body cameras ($1,250,000)
• Ordinance to add Vassar Place to traffic and parking chapter
• Ordinance authorizing acquisition of 111 New Street (Block 536, Lot 17)
• Adoption of Smith Street and Newton Street Redevelopment Plan
• Adoption of Woodbridge Bowling Center Redevelopment Plan

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council held its regular meeting, adopting several ordinances on second and third reading. These include amending a bond ordinance to repurpose body camera funds for other town cameras, adding handicapped parking on Vassar Place, authorizing the acquisition of 111 New Street for parking expansion, and adopting redevelopment plans for Smith Street/Newton Street and the Woodbridge Bowling Center. The meeting also included the swearing-in of Councilwoman Sharon McAuliffe and approval of prior minutes.

• Amended bond ordinance (2022-77) to repurpose $1,250,000 from police body cameras to other town cameras; state grant covered over $700,000 of original cost
• Ordinance (2022-78) adding handicapped parking on Vassar Place in Avenel
• Ordinance (2022-79) authorizing acquisition of 111 New Street (Block 536, Lot 17) to expand downtown parking lot
• Adopted Smith Street and Newton Street Redevelopment Plan (2022-80) for new Keasbey Fire House
• Adopted Woodbridge Bowling Center Redevelopment Plan (2022-81) for non-residential use

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is holding a meeting on December 13, 2022, to discuss a wide range of municipal items, including road projects, redevelopment plans, community events, and various initiatives. The agenda includes several liquor license transfers and changes, as well as updates on township programs and facilities. This is a regular meeting with many discussion items rather than a single major decision.

• Liquor license transfers: Joe Canal's (change of structure), Angelina's Kitchen (person-to-person), Moby Dick's (expansion), Jolly Rogers Bar & Grill (person-to-person)
• Route 1 redevelopment: Star/City Motels, Americana/Avenel Motels, Holiday Inn Express expansion, Pier I Imports property
• 2nd Ward and 4th Ward road projects
• Downtown parking on New Brunswick Ave.
• Woodbridge Waterfront Park / Keasbey

Public Library

The Woodbridge Public Library Board of Trustees will meet to vote on several resolutions, including appointing an auditor and attorneys, and approving shared services agreements with Woodbridge Township for fiber optic internet, custodial and maintenance, accounting, and QPA services. The agenda also includes standard reports and public comments.

• Resolution 12-2022.20: Appoint PKF O'Connor Davies as auditor for FY 2022
• Resolution 12-2022.21: Appoint Rainone, Coughlin, Minchello as Library Board Attorney
• Resolution 12-2022.22: Appoint Rainone, Coughlin, Minchello as Labor Attorney
• Resolution 12-2022.23: Approve shared services with Woodbridge Township for fiber optic internet
• Resolution 12-2022.24-26: Approve shared services for custodial/maintenance, accounting, and QPA services

The Board of Trustees accepted the Fiscal Year 2021 audit and approved over $122,000 in bill payments. The board also appointed three part-time staff members and passed a resolution thanking the Friends of Woodbridge Township Libraries.

• Approved Minutes of the 09/22/2022 meeting (4-0, 1 abstention)
• Accepted Fiscal Year 2021 audit by PKF O’Connor Davies, LLP (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution 10-2022.19 thanking the Friends of Woodbridge Township Libraries (5-0)
• Appointed Tyler Boelhower as part-time Library Page at $13.00/hour (5-0)
• Appointed Kushaan Bagga as part-time Library Page at $13.00/hour (5-0)
• Appointed Jonathan Lasky as part-time Library Assistant at $19.98/hour (5-0)
• Approved bill lists totaling $122,182.66 (5-0)

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Woodbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment will meet to adopt resolutions on previously decided applications and hold a public hearing on a bulk variance request. The hearing concerns a proposal to build a two-story single-family home at 33 Apollo Avenue, Avenel, which requires bulk variances in the R-6 zone.

• Public hearing on bulk variance #Z22-55 for 33 Apollo Avenue, Avenel (Block 856.11, Lot 847, R-6 zone)
• Resolution to adopt denial of Ram and Sons Properties Corp. application #Z22-46 (denied 11/10/22)
• Resolutions to adopt grants for Mohd Khan, Anthony & Brijette Sena, and Dorothey B. Olear (all granted 11/10/22)
• Approval of minutes from November 10, 2022 regular meeting

Redevelopment Agency

The November 22, 2022 meeting of the Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency has been canceled. The next scheduled meeting is December 13, 2022. No agenda items were discussed or decided.

• Meeting canceled for November 22, 2022
• Next meeting scheduled for December 13, 2022

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is holding a meeting to discuss a wide range of municipal matters, including road projects, community events, and various initiatives. The agenda includes several liquor license transfers and changes, as well as updates on redevelopment projects and community programs. This appears to be a regular business meeting with no single major decision item.

• Liquor license transfers for Joe Canal's, Woodbridge Brewing Co., Angelina's Kitchen, Liquor Zone, Moby Dick's, and Jolly Rogers Bar & Grill
• Route 1 redevelopment items including Star/City Motels, Americana/Avenel Motels, Bud's Hut, Big Top property, Holiday Inn Express expansion, and Pier I Imports property
• Downtown parking on New Brunswick Ave. and Woodbridge Waterfront Park / Keasbey
• Electric vehicle car share and charging stations
• 2023 election dates: Primary June 6, General November 7

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council will discuss several resolutions at its November 22, 2022 meeting, with action scheduled for December 13, 2022. Items include renewing shared services agreements for an opioid overdose program, approving proposals for a watershed master plan and road extensions on Omar Avenue, and refunding a permit fee. The agenda is a mix of administrative and public works items, with no major policy changes or public hearings listed.

• Renewal of shared services agreements for opioid overdose program
• Najarian Associates proposal for completing Watershed Master Plan
• Colliers Engineering & Design proposals for Omar Ave Extension Phases 3 and 4
• Refund of permit fee at 100 Amboy Avenue
• Tax and sewer overpayment resolutions

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council held its regular meeting on November 22, 2022, adopting a traffic ordinance and introducing several others, including redevelopment plans for Smith Street/Newton Street and the Woodbridge Bowling Center. The council also approved a consent agenda of resolutions covering contracts, licenses, and refunds. Public comments addressed traffic safety, bike rules, the Keasbey Power Plant, and other local concerns.

• Adopted ordinance adding Middlesex Essex Turnpike to Chapter 7 (traffic) parking time limits
• Introduced bond ordinance to appropriate $1,250,000 for police body cameras
• Introduced ordinances adopting Smith Street/Newton Street and Woodbridge Bowling Center redevelopment plans
• Approved lease of police vehicles from Maplecrest Ford for $1,349,225.19
• Approved purchase of replacement spin bikes for $78,239.00 and roller rink carpet for $90,252.48

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council will hold a regular meeting with several ordinances up for first or second reading, including a $1.25 million bond amendment for police body cameras, traffic changes on Middlesex Essex Turnpike and Vassar Place, property acquisition at 111 New Street, and adoption of redevelopment plans for Smith/Newton Streets and the Woodbridge Bowling Center. The agenda also includes numerous resolutions covering licenses, refunds, purchases, and professional service agreements. The meeting is scheduled for November 22, 2022, at 6:00 P.M. and is subject to change.

• Bond ordinance amendment to increase funding for police body cameras by $1,250,000
• Adoption of Smith Street and Newton Street Redevelopment Plan
• Adoption of Woodbridge Bowling Center Redevelopment Plan
• Lease of police vehicles from Maplecrest Ford for $1,349,225.19
• Purchase of replacement spin bikes for The Club for $78,239.00

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Woodbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on six variance applications, ranging from residential additions to a proposed two-building apartment complex. The board will also vote on minutes from its October 20 meeting and may adopt resolutions for the applications.

• Minor Site Plan/Use & Bulk Variances #Z20-46: two-story office and jewelry store at 106 Correja Avenue, Iselin (RAM AND SONS PROPERTIES CORPORATION)
• Bulk Variances #Z22-48: new two-story single-family dwelling at 133 Kennedy Street, Iselin (Mohd Khan)
• Bulk Variances #Z22-49: second-story addition, rear addition, and driveway at 20 Washington Avenue, Iselin (Anthony & Brijette Sena)
• Bulk Variance #Z21-48: 17ft x 17ft gazebo and paver patio at 50 Westside Avenue, Avenel (Veronica Vasquez)
• Minor Site Plan/Use & Bulk Variances #Z22-24: two 14-unit apartment buildings at 551, 555 & 561 West Avenue, Sewaren (THE ARCHES AT SEWAREN, LLC)

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council will hold a regular meeting with several ordinances up for second reading, including a $5,638,000 bond for sewer utility improvements and the adoption of the Route 1 Area 22 Redevelopment Plan. Also on the agenda are first readings of traffic ordinances, a subdivision and sale of a lot to the Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency, and numerous resolutions covering appointments, grants, contracts, and bids.

• Bond ordinance for $5,638,000 for sewer utility improvements
• Adoption of Route 1 Area 22 Redevelopment Plan
• Subdivision of Lot 55 in Block 545 and sale of Lot 55.01 to Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency
• Grant of $1,500,000 from NJ DCA to dredge Sewaren Marina waterway
• Change Order #3 for 2022 Milling & Resurfacing Program increasing contract to $6,277,345.82

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is reviewing several administrative items for discussion, including grant applications and a traffic ordinance amendment. Action on these items is scheduled for the November 22, 2022 meeting. The agenda is largely procedural, listing items by department without detailed descriptions.

• Emergency Management Agency Assistance Grant resolution
• Traffic Ordinance Amendment
• Local Freight Impact Grant Application resolution

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council held its regular meeting on November 1, 2022, adopting several ordinances and resolutions. Key actions included a $5,638,000 sewer utility bond ordinance, amendments to traffic and parking regulations, a subdivision and sale of a lot to the Redevelopment Agency, and adoption of the Route 1 Area 22 Redevelopment Plan. The council also approved numerous resolutions, including contracts, grants, and appointments.

• Adopted bond ordinance 2022-71 authorizing $5,638,000 for sewer utility improvements.
• Adopted ordinance 2022-74 authorizing subdivision of Lot 55, Block 545 and sale of Lot 55.01 to the Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency for future parking on North James Street.
• Adopted ordinance 2022-75 adopting the Route 1 Area 22 Redevelopment Plan in Avenel (adult book store property).
• Approved resolution authorizing application for $1,500,000 grant to dredge the waterway at Sewaren Marina.
• Approved change order #3 for 2022 Milling & Resurfacing Program, increasing contract to $6,277,345.82.

Public Library

The Woodbridge Public Library Board of Trustees is meeting to handle routine business, including approving the FY2021 audit, recognizing Friends of the Libraries, and discussing a memorandum of understanding with the Woodbridge Township School District. The agenda also includes reports from the director and board members, personnel matters, and bill approvals. Most items are standard administrative actions, with the audit and MOU being the most substantive.

• Resolution 10-2022.18: Approve Fiscal Year 2021 Audit
• Resolution 10-2022.19: Approve Friends Appreciation Month for October
• MOU between Woodbridge Library and Woodbridge Twp. School District
• Personnel matters
• Approval of bills

The Board of Trustees approved the personnel report including four new appointments and one salary adjustment. The board also approved two bill lists totaling $235,566.38 and the minutes from the July 28, 2022 meeting.

• Approved minutes from 07/28/2022
• Approved personnel report including 4 appointments and 1 salary adjustment (5-0)
• Approved bill lists totaling $235,566.38 (5-0)

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Woodbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting on October 20, 2022, to adopt resolutions for previously granted applications, continue a public hearing, and hear postponed applications. The board will consider a bulk variance for a gazebo and paver patio, a minor site plan for a two-story office and jewelry store, and a bulk variance for a new two-story single-family dwelling.

• Resolution adoption for Alexzia Investments 2, LLC #Z22-30 (granted 9/22/22)
• Resolution adoption for Paresh Vedawala #Z22-44 (granted 10/6/22)
• Public hearing: Bulk Variance #Z21-48 for 17x17 ft gazebo and paver patio at 50 Westside Avenue, Avenel (postponed to 11/10/22)
• Public hearing: Minor Site Plan/Use & Bulk Variances #Z20-46 for two-story office and jewelry store at 106 Correja Avenue, Iselin (decision only, carried from 9/22/22)
• Public hearing: Bulk Variances #Z22-51 for new two-story single-family dwelling at 20 Powell Place

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is preparing agenda items for its November 1, 2022 action meeting. Items for discussion include a traffic ordinance amendment, a resolution to refund money from a developer's review fund, and a change order for the 2022 milling and resurfacing program. No final votes are scheduled for this meeting.

• Traffic Ordinance Amendment
• Resolution: Refund from Developer's Review Fund
• Resolution: Change Order #3 Contract #2022-001 for 2022 Milling & Resurfacing Program

Redevelopment Agency

The Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency is meeting to approve routine financial items, including a bill list and several contracts with Sockler Realty Services for property services. They will also consider re-designating a redeveloper for a property on Block 364 and authorizing an amended redevelopment agreement. The agenda is largely procedural, with no major policy decisions.

• Bill list from Sept 13 to Oct 17, 2022: $61,964.39
• Sockler Realty Services for Area 14 properties: up to $12,000
• Sockler Realty Services for Port Reading Avenue properties: up to $1,500
• Sockler Realty Services for Ross Street Lot: up to $2,500
• Sockler Realty Services for 1291 Rahway Avenue steam plant property: up to $8,250

The Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency unanimously approved a bill list totaling $61,964.39 and five proposals from Sockler Realty Services for property management and appraisal services. One resolution was pulled. No public comment was received, and the meeting lasted four minutes.

• Approved bill list of $61,964.39 (Resolution #51)
• Approved Sockler Realty proposal for Area 14 properties, not to exceed $12,000 (Resolution #52)
• Approved Sockler Realty proposal for Port Reading Avenue properties, not to exceed $1,500 (Resolution #53)
• Resolution #54 was pulled
• Approved Sockler Realty proposal for Ross Street Lot, not to exceed $2,500 (Resolution #55)
• Approved Sockler Realty proposal for 1291 Rahway Avenue steam plant property, not to exceed $8,250 (Resolution #56)
• Approved Sockler Realty proposal for 106-112 North James Street, not to exceed $2,500 (Resolution #57)
• Approved re-designation of redeveloper for Block 364, Lots 100 and 1.03 and authorized amended redevelopment agreement (Resolution #58)

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is holding a regular meeting with several ordinances up for second reading, including a $13,060,000 bond ordinance for public improvements and equipment, and a $5,638,000 sewer utility bond ordinance on first reading. The agenda also includes resolutions for grants, contracts, and fee waivers, as well as a referral of the Route 1 Area 22 Redevelopment Plan to the Planning Board.

• Bond ordinance for $13,060,000 for public improvements and equipment (second reading)
• Bond ordinance for $5,638,000 for sewer utility improvements (first reading)
• Ordinance to subdivide Lot 55 in Block 545 and sell Lot 55.01 to Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency
• Resolution to obtain ~$1,500,000 grant for dredging at Sewaren Marina waterfront
• Contract with P & A Construction for emergency sewer repairs at Mileed Way, not to exceed $75,000

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is meeting to discuss a wide range of municipal matters, including liquor license transfers, road projects, redevelopment initiatives, and community events. The agenda includes items from each council member, covering topics such as downtown parking, waterfront park development, and various community programs.

• Liquor license transfer for Joe Canal's Discount Liquors at 489 Route 1 So.
• Liquor license transfer for Woodbridge Brewing Co. at 33 Main St.
• Liquor license transfer for Angelina's Kitchen at 6000 Vermella Way
• Route 1 redevelopment including motels and other properties
• Downtown parking on New Brunswick Ave.

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council held its regular meeting, adopting a $13,060,000 bond ordinance for public improvements and equipment, and introduced several ordinances on first reading, including a $5,638,000 sewer utility bond and the Route 1 Area 22 Redevelopment Plan. The council also approved a consent agenda of resolutions covering contracts, grants, and tax refunds. Public comments addressed truck traffic on Cutters Dock Road and other concerns.

• Adopted bond ordinance 2022-67: $13,060,000 for public improvements, equipment, and vehicles
• Introduced sewer utility bond ordinance: $5,638,000 for sewer improvements
• Introduced Route 1 Area 22 Redevelopment Plan ordinance
• Approved contract with K&D Contractors, LLC for $818,000 for Woodbridge Community Center dehumidification unit replacement
• Approved grant application for $1,500,000 to dredge Sewaren Marina waterfront

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Woodbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public meeting to adopt resolutions on previously decided cases and hold public hearings on five variance applications. These include a new home, a fire department garage, a home addition, and an outdoor seating area. The board will also approve minutes from its September 22 meeting.

• Public hearing: two-story single-family dwelling at 20 Powell Place (Bulk Variances #Z22-51)
• Public hearing: two-story fire department garage and training room at 109-111 Green Street (Minor Site Plan/Use & Bulk Variances #Z22-15)
• Public hearing: two-story single-family dwelling at 80 Devon Road, Colonia (Amended Bulk Variances #Z22-44)
• Public hearing: second-story and rear additions at 20 Washington Avenue, Iselin (Bulk Variances #Z22-49)
• Public hearing: outdoor seating area at 351 West Avenue, Sewaren (Minor Site Plan/Use & Bulk Variances #Z22-07)

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council will hold a regular meeting on October 3, 2022, with a full agenda of ordinances and resolutions. Key items include second-reading votes on ordinances covering cat licensing, handicapped parking, property acquisitions, redevelopment plans, tax exemptions, and cannabis business regulations. The council will also consider a $13.06 million bond ordinance for public improvements and equipment, as well as numerous contracts, grants, and shared services agreements.

• Bond ordinance for $13,060,000 for public improvements and equipment
• Ordinance regulating cannabis businesses and consumption
• Adoption of Port Reading Avenue – Area 2 and Woodbridge Center Mall – Area 1 redevelopment plans
• Long-term tax exemptions for 106 Main Woodbridge Urban Renewal, LLC and Amarnath at Fords, Woodbridge Urban Renewal LLC
• Grants of approximately $1,000,000 each for Cypress Park Phase II and Acacia Youth Center

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council held a public hearing and adopted the FY2023 Special Improvement District budgets for Main Street ($262,402) and Oak Tree Road ($558,774), along with several ordinances on second reading, including property acquisitions, redevelopment plans, tax exemptions, and cannabis regulation. The council also introduced a $13,060,000 bond ordinance for public improvements and equipment, and approved numerous resolutions for grants, contracts, and shared services.

• Adopted FY2023 Main Street SID budget of $262,402 and Oak Tree Road SID budget of $558,774
• Introduced $13,060,000 bond ordinance for public improvements and equipment
• Adopted ordinances for property acquisitions (525 Vesper Ave, Colonia, Fords) and conveyances to redevelopment agency
• Adopted ordinances for long-term tax exemptions for 106 Main Woodbridge Urban Renewal, LLC and Amarnath at Fords
• Adopted ordinance regulating cannabis businesses and consumption

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is holding a meeting with a broad agenda covering departmental reports and community initiatives. Key items include several liquor license transfers and changes, various road and redevelopment projects, and updates on community events and programs. The agenda is largely a list of topics for discussion rather than specific legislative actions.

• Liquor license changes for The Yellow Chili, Joe Canal's, Woodbridge Brewing Co., and Angelina's Kitchen
• Route 1 redevelopment including motels, Holiday Inn Express expansion, and Pier I Imports property
• 2nd and 4th Ward road projects
• Downtown parking on New Brunswick Ave.
• Woodbridge Waterfront Park / Keasbey

Council

The Woodbridge Township Board of Health meeting on October 3, 2022, was largely procedural, featuring the introduction of new Health Director Phil Bujalski and Health Officer Dave Kologinsky. Bujalski reported on the department's COVID response, including 159 vaccination clinics and nearly 18,000 doses administered, and noted a return to normal public health activities. The meeting adjourned after brief comments and a motion.

• Appointment of Phil Bujalski as Director of Health and Dave Kologinsky as Health Officer
• COVID vaccination update: 159 clinics, nearly 18,000 doses administered
• Introduction of new bivalent COVID vaccine with resident demand
• Community outreach health days at apartments, including Spanish-language materials

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Woodbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public meeting to consider several zoning applications, including a major site plan for a banquet hall, an appeal of a zoning officer's decision, and multiple requests for bulk variances for residential additions. The board will also adopt resolutions for two previously granted applications and postpone several items to a later date.

• Major site plan for banquet hall modifications at 1002 U.S. Highway 9 North (Woodbridge Hospitality Group, LLC)
• Appeal to legalize a two-family dwelling at 72 South Fulton Street (Hurma Dauti)
• Bulk variances for a 20 ft. x 30 ft. attached garage at 57 Plymouth Drive, Iselin (Vruti Patel)
• Bulk variances for a shed and paver patio at 85 Hillside Avenue (Paulo Cateriano)
• Minor site plan for a two-story building with office and jewelry store at 106 Correja Avenue, Iselin (RAM AND SONS PROPERTIES CORPORATION)

Public Library

The Woodbridge Public Library Board of Trustees approved resolutions for a five-year copier/printer lease with Kyocera, a FY2022 budget amendment with line-item transfers, and a renewal policy for library materials. The board also tabled a resolution on administrative salary increases and approved a staff promotion and resignation.

• Approved 5-year Kyocera copier lease at $864.47/month equipment and $336.50/month maintenance (State contract #G2075/40465)
• Approved FY2022 budget amendment transferring $61,401 to overtime and shifting funds between accounts
• Tabled resolution for 2% annual COLA salary increases for Library Director Monica Eppinger, Assistant Director Maryann Ralph, and Administrative Secretary Carol Huber
• Approved renewal policy for library materials effective September 5, 2022
• Approved promotion of Julie Cohen to Librarian 1 at $63,470 annual salary

The Woodbridge Public Library Board of Trustees approved a five-year copier/printer services contract with Kyocera at $864.47/month for equipment and $336.50/month for maintenance. The board also approved a budget amendment shifting funds to cover overtime and utility costs, tabled a resolution on administrative salary increases, and adopted a new renewal policy for library materials. All votes were unanimous 5-0 except where noted.

• Approved 5-year Kyocera copier lease at $864.47/month plus $336.50/month maintenance (5-0)
• Approved FY 2022 budget amendment transferring $61,401 to overtime and increasing utility accounts (5-0)
• Tabled Resolution 07-2022.16 on administrative staff salary increases for 2020-2022 (5-0)
• Adopted Renewal of Library Materials Policy effective September 5, 2022 (5-0)
• Approved personnel action: Julie Cohen promoted to Librarian 1 at $63,470/year (5-0)
• Approved bills totaling $129,887.61 (5-0)
• Approved minutes of June 23, 2022 meeting (4-0-1, DeLeo abstained)

Oak Tree Road Special Improvement District

The Oak Tree Road Special Improvement District board met to review old business, including parking lot expansions and surveillance cameras, and to discuss new business such as increased police presence. The board also noted that the council approved the budget and that assessment rolls are being mailed, with a public hearing scheduled for October 3rd.

• Parking lot expansion at First Presbyterian Church of Iselin and proposed lots at 29 and 31 Marconi Ave
• Surveillance cameras in church parking lot; PSEG issues being resolved with Gurney Electric
• Council approved budget; assessment rolls mailed 9/15/22; public hearing on 10/3/22
• Request for more police presence at 11 am and 9 pm, six days a week
• Sherwood Security engaged to monitor the corridor

Oak Tree Road Special Improvement District

The Iselin Special Improvement District (SID) is holding a regular meeting to discuss old business, including follow-up from the June 22, 2022 meeting, the 2023 budget, and financial disclosures. New business and general welfare items are also on the agenda. The meeting is open to the public.

• Follow-up from June 22, 2022 meeting
• Budget 2023 discussion
• Financial disclosures

Redevelopment Agency

The Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency is holding its regular meeting to consider resolutions, including designating Prologis as redeveloper for 440 Smith Street and White Rabbit Woodbridge, LLC for another property. The agenda also includes accepting Port Reading Ave properties, approving a bill list, and hearing presentations from both developers.

• Resolution #48 designating 440 Smith Street, LLC – Prologis as redeveloper for Block 54, Lots 1.021, 2 and 3
• Resolution #50 designating White Rabbit Woodbridge, LLC as redeveloper for Block 846.07, Lots 18 and 27
• Resolution #47 authorizing acceptance of Port Reading Ave properties (Block 1079.15 Lot 11 and Block 1079.06 Lot 1)
• Resolution #46 approving bill list of $7,190.76
• Presentations by Prologis and White Rabbit Woodbridge, LLC

The Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency approved five resolutions, including designating Prologis as redeveloper for 440 Smith Street and White Rabbit Woodbridge, LLC for properties on Port Reading Ave. All resolutions passed unanimously. No public comments were made.

• Approved bill list of $7,190.76 (unanimous)
• Accepted Port Reading Ave properties (Block 1079.15 Lot 11 and Block 1079.06 Lot 1) (unanimous)
• Designated 440 Smith Street, LLC – Prologis as redeveloper of Block 54, Lots 1.021, 2, and 3 (unanimous)
• Recommended 440 Smith Street, LLC – Prologis to the Planning Board (unanimous)
• Designated White Rabbit Woodbridge, LLC as redeveloper of Block 846.07, Lots 18 and 27 (unanimous)

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is holding a regular meeting with a lengthy agenda. They will take final votes on several ordinances, including one regulating cannabis businesses and consumption, and others adopting redevelopment plans for Port Reading Avenue and Woodbridge Center Mall. The council will also consider first-reading ordinances on animal control, traffic, and property acquisitions, plus numerous resolutions covering appointments, contracts, refunds, and budgets.

• Ordinance regulating cannabis businesses and consumption
• Adoption of Port Reading Avenue – Area 2 and Woodbridge Center Mall – Area 1 redevelopment plans
• Long-term tax exemptions for 106 Main Woodbridge Urban Renewal, LLC and Amarnath at Fords
• Contracts: M.L. Ruberton ($63,700 guardrail repair), T&M Associates ($195,550 environmental services), Alaimo Group ($84,500 engineering)
• SID budgets: Main Street $262,402; Oak Tree Road $558,774

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is meeting to discuss several administrative items, including resolutions for tax and sewer overpayments, agreements with recreational and cultural groups, a traffic ordinance amendment, and final change orders for road work. Action on these items is scheduled for October 3, 2022. The agenda is largely procedural, with no major policy decisions listed for this session.

• Tax & Sewer Overpayments resolutions
• Agreements with recreational, social & cultural groups
• Traffic Ordinance Amendment
• Final Change Order for 2021 Milling & Resurfacing Program
• Release of Surety Bonds for 245 and 249 East Iselin Parkway, Iselin

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is holding a meeting with a broad agenda covering councilmember reports on road projects, community events, and various initiatives. The municipal clerk will also present several liquor license transfers and changes, which are the most concrete action items. The agenda is largely a list of topics for discussion rather than formal votes.

• Liquor license changes for The Yellow Chili, House of Wine & Liquor, Outerbridge Liquors, Joe Canal's, and Woodbridge Brewing Co.
• 2nd Ward road projects and 4th Ward road projects
• Downtown parking on New Brunswick Ave.
• Woodbridge Waterfront Park / Keasbey
• Route 1 redevelopment and motel inspections

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Woodbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on several variance requests and an appeal of a zoning officer's decision. Items include legalizing a two-family dwelling, constructing a fire department garage, modifying a banquet hall, and building garages, a dwelling, and a shed. The board will also adopt resolutions for previously granted applications and approve minutes.

• Appeal to legalize two-family dwelling at 72 South Fulton Street (Block 527, Lot 17)
• Minor site plan for fire department garage and training room at 109-111 Green Street
• Major site plan for banquet hall modifications at 1002 U.S. Highway 9 North
• Bulk variance for 30'x30'x15' garage at 375 Broad Street, Sewaren
• Bulk variance for two-story dwelling at 59 Birch Street, Port Reading

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Township Planning Board will hold a public meeting on September 7, 2022, to approve minutes from the prior meeting and adopt a resolution for a previously granted application. The board will conduct public hearings on three subdivision proposals, each involving lot splits and new single-family homes, with decisions expected by January 2023.

• Resolution to adopt for Woodbridge Village Association, LLC #P22-11, granted 8/17/22
• Public hearing: Minor subdivision of 60,606 SF parcel into two lots (13,600 SF and 47,006 SF) at 276-285 E. Smith St., no construction proposed
• Public hearing: Preliminary/Final Major Subdivision to demolish two homes and create eight lots with new homes, plus cul-de-sac off Wood Avenue, at 800 & 806 Wood Avenue & Sweetwater Lane, Colonia
• Public hearing: Minor subdivision to create two lots with a single-family home on each at 131 West Cedar Street, Colonia

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council held a public hearing and adopted the FY2023 municipal budget, which includes a zero municipal property tax increase. The council also passed an ordinance to exceed state budget appropriation limits and establish a cap bank. The budget relies on over $22 million in PILOT revenue and includes funding for capital projects and debt paydowns.

• Adopted FY2023 budget with zero municipal tax increase
• Passed ordinance to exceed municipal budget appropriation limits and establish a cap bank
• Budget includes $22 million in PILOT revenue
• Funding for over $10 million in capital projects
• Over $4 million in grants for specific projects

Redevelopment Agency

The Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency will consider designating three redevelopers: SEI Keasbey Urban Renewal, LLC for a large Keasbey property; Woodmont Metropark Residential Urban Renewal, LLC for a Metropark property; and Scale Microgrid Solutions for a Town Center microgrid project. It will also vote on resolutions approving a bill list and contracts for parking planning and appraisal services. Public sessions and presentations are scheduled.

• Resolution #41 designating SEI Keasbey Urban Renewal, LLC as redeveloper for multiple blocks and lots in Keasbey, including Smith Street right-of-way
• Resolution #43 designating Woodmont Metropark Residential Urban Renewal, LLC as redeveloper for Block 356.02, Lot 12, Qual C0001 and C0002
• Resolution #45 designating Scale Microgrid Solutions as redeveloper for the Town Center Microgrid Project
• Resolution #39 approving THA Consulting proposal for parking planning and design services for Downtown at $19,500
• Resolution #40 approving Sockler Appraisal Services for appraisal of Block 59.08, Lot 5.03 at $4,500

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council held its regular meeting, adopting four ordinances on second reading, including traffic changes, employee salary ranges, and the sale of township property. The council also introduced three ordinances on first reading and approved a consent agenda of 31 resolutions covering appointments, fee waivers, tax refunds, and redevelopment designations. Public comments included questions about property taxes and sex education standards.

• Ordinance 2022-51 authorizes sale of Block 50, Lot 17.03 for $500,000 to a developer for a warehouse
• Ordinance 2022-50 establishes salary ranges for township employees (no salary increases)
• Ordinance 2022-48 adds a handicapped parking space at Gill Lane
• Ordinance 2022-49 adds a four-way stop at N. Washington Avenue and Bedford Avenue
• Resolution approves $22,000 contract with NJMF Investments for home repairs at Block 181.02, Lot 46

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is holding a regular meeting with a broad agenda covering municipal services, community events, and administrative matters. The council will discuss various ward-specific projects, including road improvements, redevelopment, and community programs, as well as consider several liquor license transfers and renewals.

• Liquor license transfers: Yellow Chili, House of Wine & Liquor, Outerbridge Liquors, Joe Canal's Discount Liquors
• Route 1 redevelopment: Star/City Motels, Americana/Avenel Motels, Bud's Hut, Big Top property, Holiday Inn Express expansion, Pier I Imports property
• 2nd Ward road projects and 4th Ward road projects
• Downtown parking on New Brunswick Ave.
• Woodbridge Waterfront Park / Keasbey

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council will hold a regular meeting with several ordinances up for second reading, including amendments to traffic regulations, establishing employee salary ranges, and authorizing the sale of township property. The council will also consider first-reading ordinances for a traffic signal installation and amendments to the Rahway Valley Sewerage Authority agreement. Numerous resolutions cover appointments, fee waivers, event permits, tax refunds, liquor licenses, sidewalk waivers, contracts, and redevelopment designations.

• Ordinance establishing salary ranges for township employees
• Ordinance authorizing sale of Block 50, Lot 17.03
• Ordinance adding multi-way stop at N. Washington Avenue and Bedford Avenue
• Resolution hiring David Kologinsky as Health Officer, waiving residency requirement
• Resolution designating 430 & 432 New Brunswick Ave, Fords as area in need of redevelopment

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is scheduled to discuss several administrative items, including resolutions for tax and sewer overpayments, county tax appeals, and a 100% disabled veteran resolution. A traffic ordinance amendment is also listed for discussion. These items are set for action at the September 13, 2022 meeting.

• Tax & Sewer Overpayments Resolutions
• County Tax Appeals Resolution
• 100% Disabled Veteran Resolution
• Traffic Ordinance Amendment
• Refund from Developer's Review Fund

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Woodbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on six bulk variance applications, each seeking approval for residential additions or structures that require variances. The board will also adopt resolutions for two previously granted applications and postpone one case.

• Bulk variance #Z22-42: shed and paver patio at 85 Hillside Avenue, Woodbridge
• Bulk variance #Z22-27: one-story rear addition at 32 Amherst Avenue, Colonia
• Bulk variance #Z22-37: front and second-story rear addition with balcony at 33 Summit Avenue, Fords
• Bulk variance #Z22-33: 16ft x 18ft x 14.3ft storage and hobby space at 85 Freeman Street, Woodbridge
• Bulk variance #Z22-29: 12.8ft x 17.4ft x 13.5ft pool side house addition at 891 Main Street, Fords

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Planning Board will hold a public hearing on a minor site plan and bulk variance application from Woodbridge Village Association, LLC to replace an existing in-ground pool and clubhouse with a new pool and a 10,750-square-foot clubhouse on Woodbine Avenue in Avenel. The board will also consider adopting a resolution for Bombay Express Indian Restaurant, which was granted on July 20, 2022, and approve minutes from the August 3 meeting.

• Public hearing: Minor Site Plan and Bulk Variance, Block 762, Lot 100, Zone MF, #P22-11, Woodbine Avenue, Avenel
• Proposed 10,750 sq ft clubhouse and new in-ground pool
• Resolution for Bombay Express Indian Restaurant dba Bombay Talk (granted 7/20/22)
• Approval of minutes from August 3, 2022 regular meeting

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council held a budget hearing to introduce the FY2023 municipal budget and passed an ordinance on first reading to exceed state budget appropriation limits and establish a cap bank. Department heads presented their budgets, and council members asked questions about specific line items. The public hearing was opened and closed with no comments.

• Introduced FY2023 municipal budget
• Ordinance to exceed SFY2023 budget appropriation limits and establish cap bank
• Police Department budget discussed, including $30,000 for Community Affairs
• Purchasing budget decrease of ~$100,000 for consultant services
• Housing Rehab Program provides up to $22,000 for home repairs

Council

The Woodbridge Township Municipal Council held a budget hearing to introduce the FY 2023 municipal budget, including a first reading of an ordinance to exceed state budget appropriation limits and establish a cap bank. Department heads presented their budget requests, with discussions covering police salaries, community affairs funding, tax collection, purchasing, and information systems. The council also heard public comments and unanimously approved the budget introduction resolution.

• Ordinance to exceed SFY 2023 municipal budget appropriation limits and establish a cap bank (first reading)
• Resolution authorizing introduction of FY 2023 budget
• Police Department budget includes $30,000 for Community Affairs
• Purchasing budget shows decrease of about $100,000 in outside services
• Tax collection maintenance contracts increased due to transfer from Information Systems

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Woodbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on four bulk variance applications for residential property changes, including a rear addition, a gazebo, an above-ground pool, and a carport. The board will also approve minutes from its July 21 meeting. One resolution is postponed to August 18.

• Bulk Variance #Z22-27: one-story rear addition at 32 Amherst Avenue, Colonia (Block 474.01, Lot 10, R-7.5)
• Bulk Variance #Z21-33: 10 ft. x 10 ft. gazebo at 7 Vera Lane, Iselin (Block 372.05, Lot 4, R-7.5)
• Bulk Variance #Z22-43: 15 ft. x 30 ft. above-ground pool at 35 Fagan Place, Colonia (Block 497.01, Lot 11, R-7.5)
• Bulk Variance #Z22-28: 23 ft. x 11 ft. x 9 ft. carport at 68 Drake Place, Colonia (Block 509.01, Lot 44, R-6)
• Postponed resolution (service preserved) until 8/18/22

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Planning Board will hold a regular meeting to approve minutes, consider a resolution to investigate a Menlo Park Terrace property for redevelopment designation, and hear a presentation on non-condemnation redevelopment study areas for five properties in Keasbey, Fords, and Woodbridge. The board will also carry over a previously granted application for Bombay Express Indian Restaurant dba Bombay Talk to a later date.

• Resolution to investigate Block 364.01, Lot 1.01 in Menlo Park Terrace for redevelopment designation
• Redevelopment study presentation for 177 Smith Street, Keasbey (Block 28.02 Lot 10.01)
• Redevelopment study presentation for 199 Smith Street, Keasbey (Block 39.01 Lot 11)
• Redevelopment study presentation for 430 and 432 New Brunswick Ave., Fords (Blocks 18.01 Lots 25.01 and 26.01)
• Redevelopment study presentation for 198 Woodbridge Ctr. Dr., Woodbridge (Block 280 Lot 14)

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council approved a $2.2 million bond ordinance to acquire the Fords Theatre property for senior housing, with about 55 units planned. They also passed a traffic ordinance for a handicapped parking space on Ellis Place and introduced several other ordinances, including salary ranges and property sales. The council approved 21 resolutions covering block parties, liquor license transfer, shared services, and redevelopment designations. Public comments included questions about the senior housing project, a tree removal dispute, and rent control concerns.

• Bond ordinance for $2,200,000 to buy Fords Theatre property for senior housing
• Ordinance adding handicapped parking space on Ellis Place
• Ordinance adding Gill Lane to traffic regulations
• Ordinance adding multi-way stop at N. Washington Avenue and Bedford Avenue
• Resolution approving liquor license transfer to Casa Giuseppe (Ari and Gio, LLC)

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is holding a regular meeting with a wide-ranging agenda covering municipal services, community events, and administrative items. The most concrete actions are several liquor license transfers and a change of corporate structure, along with numerous reports on road projects, redevelopment, and community programs. The agenda is largely a list of items for discussion or update, with formal decisions likely on the liquor licenses and possibly street closings.

• Liquor license change for Viswasha Foods LLC t/a The Yellow Chili, 1477 Oak Tree Rd., Iselin
• Person-to-person liquor license transfer to WB 875 LLC t/a House of Wine & Liquor, 875 St. Georges Ave.
• Person-to-person liquor license transfer to Sapphire Banquet Inc., 800 Rahway Ave.
• Place-to-place transfer of Outerbridge Liquors license to 306-360 Rt. 9 No., Suite 8
• Route 1 redevelopment items including Star/City Motels, Americana/Avenel Motels, Holiday Inn Express expansion

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is holding a discussion session on August 2, 2022, for several administrative items, with formal action scheduled for August 23, 2022. Items include resolutions for tax and sewer overpayments, parking refunds, a 100% disabled veteran resolution, a traffic ordinance amendment, and a multi-party traffic signal agreement for Route 9 and Main Street. The agenda is a list of items for discussion, not final decisions.

• Tax and sewer overpayment resolutions
• Parking refund resolution
• 100% disabled veteran resolution
• Traffic ordinance amendment
• Multi-party traffic signal agreement for Route 9 and Main Street

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council held its regular meeting on August 2, 2022, adopting ordinances and resolutions. The most consequential action was final approval of a $2.2 million bond ordinance to acquire the Fords Theatre property for senior housing, with about 55 units planned. The council also introduced several ordinances for first reading, including salary ranges and property sales, and approved numerous resolutions covering shared services, redevelopment designations, and contracts.

• Bond ordinance for $2,200,000 to acquire Fords Theatre property for senior housing (2022-46)
• Ordinance adding a handicapped parking space on Ellis Place (2022-47)
• First reading of ordinance establishing salary ranges for township employees
• Resolution approving liquor license transfer to Casa Giuseppe (Ari and Gio, LLC)
• Resolution for asbestos abatement at 267 E. Smith Street, not to exceed $4,200

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council will consider a bond ordinance to acquire the Fords Theatre property for senior housing, along with several traffic ordinances and a salary range ordinance. The agenda also includes resolutions for shared services, redevelopment designations, and various contracts.

• Bond ordinance for $2,200,000 to acquire Fords Theatre property for senior housing
• Ordinance to add Ellis Place to traffic regulations (second reading)
• Ordinance to add Gill Lane to traffic regulations (first reading)
• Ordinance to add multi-way stop at N. Washington Avenue at Bedford Avenue (first reading)
• Shared services agreements for animal control with South Amboy and Roselle Park

Public Library

The Woodbridge Public Library Board of Trustees is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes, hearing reports from the director and Friends group, and voting on several resolutions. Key actions include a copier contract, a budget amendment for FY 2022, a cost-of-living adjustment for administrative staff, and a policy change on renewals. The agenda also includes a closed session and public comments.

• Resolution 07-2022.14 – Approve Copier Contract
• Resolution 07-2022.15 – Approve Amendment of Annual Budget FY 2022
• Resolution 07-2022.16 – Approve COLA Increase For Library Administrative Staff
• Resolution 07-2022.17 – Approve Policy Change of Renewals of Library Materials
• Approval of Bills

The Woodbridge Public Library Board of Trustees approved the FY2022-2023 budget, the 2022-2023 meeting schedule, and several personnel appointments. They also approved the cancellation of $5,154.24 in expired checks and tabled a resolution on administrative salary increases. The board welcomed new member Damarys Cover.

• Approved FY2022-2023 budget (6-0)
• Approved 2022-2023 board meeting schedule (6-0)
• Approved cancellation of $5,154.24 in expired checks (6-0)
• Tabled resolution on administrative salary increases (6-0)
• Appointed Lisa Bruckman as Librarian 1, part-time, $34.18/hr (6-0)
• Appointed Anna DeVizia, Petina Spassova, and Ashley Ring as Library Pages, $13.00/hr (6-0)
• Approved bill list totaling $94,088.50 (6-0)

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Woodbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public meeting on July 21, 2022, to approve minutes and consider three public hearings for zoning variances. These include a new single-family home in Port Reading, a tire sales and repair addition in Avenel, and a permanent outdoor dining area in Iselin. The board will also adopt a resolution for a previously granted application.

• Bulk Variance #Z22-32: New 2.5-story single-family dwelling at Hagaman Street, Port Reading (Block 1079.04, Lot 28.02, R-6 zone)
• Minor Site Plan/Conditional Use and Bulk Variance #Z22-16: One-story addition for tire sales and vehicle repairs at 1430 St. Georges Avenue, Avenel (Block 778, Lots 1, 40, 42, 45, B-3 zone)
• Minor Site Plan/Use and Bulk Variance #Z22-13: Convert temporary outdoor dining to permanent with 88 sq ft cooler at 42 Marconi Avenue, Iselin (Block 446.02, Lots 19 & 27, R-6 zone)
• Resolution adoption for Bhaval Patel #Z22-26 (granted 6/23/22)

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Planning Board will hold a regular meeting to adopt resolutions, including a report on an ordinance defining outdoor dining, and to consider a $2.2 million bond ordinance for acquiring the Fords Theatre property for senior housing. The board will also hear a presentation on redevelopment study areas and hold a public hearing on an amended site plan for outdoor dining at a restaurant in Iselin.

• Bond ordinance to authorize $2,200,000 for acquisition of Fords Theatre property for senior housing
• Planning Board report on ordinance amending Chapter 150-4 to define 'Restaurant' to include outdoor dining
• Redevelopment investigation presentation for 12 non-condemnation study areas, including 65 South Fulton Street, Woodbridge and 845 US Highway 1, Avenel
• Public hearing on amended minor site plan and bulk variance for Bombay Express Indian Restaurant at 1358 Oak Tree Road, Iselin (Block 445.01 Lot 20)
• Approval of minutes from July 8, 2022 regular meeting

Council

The Woodbridge, NJ Council meeting on July 19, 2022, is primarily a discussion session for administration requests. The only concrete item listed is a traffic ordinance amendment presented by the Police department, with action scheduled for August 2, 2022. The rest of the agenda is procedural, listing department heads without specific items.

• Traffic Ordinance Amendment presented by Police (Hubner), action scheduled for August 2, 2022

Redevelopment Agency

The Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency is meeting to consider several resolutions, including approving a parking garage agreement with 101 Ross Street Urban Renewal, LLC, and a bill list of $366,388.01. They will also vote on rescinding an audit proposal and approving appraisal services for 1291 Rahway Avenue. The meeting includes routine items like minutes and reports.

• Resolution #37: Approve Parking Redevelopment Agreement with 101 Ross Street Urban Renewal, LLC for a parking garage on Block 545, Lots 40.02, 53, 54
• Resolution #35: Approve Bill List from June 16 to July 18, 2022, totaling $366,388.01
• Resolution #34: Rescind approval of LVH Audit proposal for FY ending June 30, 2022
• Resolution #36: Approve proposal from Sockler Appraisal Services for appraisal at 1291 Rahway Avenue

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is holding its regular meeting with several ordinances up for a vote. Key items include adopting the Cutters Dock Road Redevelopment Plan, authorizing property acquisition for that plan, and a $2.2 million bond for the Fords Theatre property to be used for senior housing. The council will also consider numerous resolutions, including contracts, shared services agreements, and emergency appropriations.

• Ordinance adopting the Cutters Dock Road Redevelopment Plan
• Ordinance authorizing acquisition (purchase or eminent domain) of 535-537 New Brunswick Avenue, Fords
• Bond ordinance for $2,200,000 to acquire Fords Theatre property for senior housing
• Bid award to CRS Contractors Inc. for Up Smith's Creek Bulkhead Project at $4,696,500
• Emergency contracts: P & A Construction for sanitary manhole replacement ($50,000) and sinkhole repair on Shadowlawn Drive ($35,000)

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council held its regular meeting on July 19, 2022, adopting two ordinances: the Cutters Dock Road Redevelopment Plan and the acquisition of 535-537 New Brunswick Avenue in Fords for senior housing. They also introduced a bond ordinance for the Fords Theatre property and approved numerous resolutions, including contracts, shared services agreements, and emergency appropriations. Public comments addressed rent increases, tree removal, and the power plant.

• Adopted ordinance for Cutters Dock Road Redevelopment Plan (2022-44)
• Adopted ordinance authorizing acquisition of 535-537 New Brunswick Avenue, Fords (2022-45)
• Introduced bond ordinance for $2.2 million to acquire Fords Theatre property for senior housing
• Approved emergency contracts: $50,000 for manhole replacement on South Lincoln Avenue, $35,000 for sinkhole repair on Shadowlawn Drive
• Approved shared services agreements with Sayreville, Metuchen, and Milltown

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is holding a meeting with a broad agenda covering municipal projects, community events, and administrative items. Council members have listed numerous topics for discussion, including road projects, redevelopment, community programs, and special events. The municipal clerk will also address liquor license transfers and renewals, as well as street closings for special events.

• Liquor license transfers: The Yellow Chili, House of Wine & Liquor, Sapphire Banquet
• Route 1 redevelopment: Star/City Motels, Americana/Avenel Motels, Holiday Inn Express expansion
• Downtown parking on New Brunswick Ave.
• Woodbridge Waterfront Park / Keasbey
• Electric vehicle car share / charging stations

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Woodbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on six bulk variance applications for residential projects, including new homes, driveways, a garage, and a patio. The board will also approve minutes from its June 23 meeting and consider adopting a resolution for a previously granted application. All items are routine land-use decisions.

• Bhaval Patel #Z22-26: resolution for granted application, postponed to 7/21/22
• Sukhwinder Singh #Z22-25: new 2.5-story single-family dwelling, Hagaman Street, Port Reading
• Mohammed Naeem #Z22-09: circular driveway, 6 Walnut Lane, Colonia
• Cesar Savinon #Z22-14: 24x24 ft detached garage, 93 South Oak Avenue, Fords
• Karen Scudder #Z22-25: 18x25 ft driveway, 57 Crampton Avenue, Woodbridge

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Planning Board is meeting to approve minutes from June 22 and adopt resolutions, including one recommending the Cutters Dock Road Redevelopment Plan. The board will also acknowledge a council request to investigate whether Block 280 Lot 14 in the Woodbridge Proper section should be designated as an area in need of redevelopment. Two previously granted applications are listed for acknowledgment.

• Resolution recommending adoption of Cutters Dock Road Redevelopment Plan
• Council request to investigate Block 280 Lot 14 for redevelopment designation
• Pride Chemical Solutions, Inc. #P22-05 granted 6/8/22
• Beth Israel Cemetery #P22-02 granted 6/22/22

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council held public hearings and unanimously adopted four ordinances, including the Metropark Station Redevelopment Plan and the acquisition of 458 New Brunswick Avenue in Fords for parking. It also introduced two new ordinances for first reading, including the Cutters Dock Road Redevelopment Plan, and approved a consent agenda of resolutions covering contracts, licenses, and budget items. Public comments covered topics like reproductive rights, police presence, and homeless students.

• Adopted ordinance 2022-42 adopting the Metropark Station Redevelopment Plan (approx. 200 residential units)
• Adopted ordinance 2022-43 authorizing acquisition of 458 New Brunswick Avenue, Fords, for 20-30 parking spaces
• Introduced ordinance for Cutters Dock Road Redevelopment Plan (first reading)
• Approved $550,000 contract with Imperial Bag & Paper for custodial supplies
• Approved $102,397,584 preliminary tax levy for calendar year 2022

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is holding a regular meeting with a broad agenda covering municipal services, community events, and administrative items. The agenda includes reports from each council member on topics such as road projects, redevelopment, and community programs. The municipal clerk will also address liquor license transfers and renewals, street closings, and elections.

• Liquor license transfers for The Yellow Chili, House of Wine & Liquor, and Sapphire Banquet
• Route 1 redevelopment items including Star/City Motels, Americana/Avenel Motels, and Holiday Inn Express expansion
• 2nd Ward road projects and 4th Ward road projects
• Downtown parking on New Brunswick Ave. and Woodbridge Waterfront Park / Keasbey
• Electric vehicle car share / car charging stations and bicycle lanes / share / paths

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council will hold public hearings on several ordinances, including amendments to land use and administration codes, adoption of the Metropark Station and Cutters Dock Road redevelopment plans, and authorization to acquire two properties in the Fords section via purchase or eminent domain. The council will also vote on resolutions covering a preliminary tax levy of $102,397,584, various contracts and bids, and routine items like refunds and license renewals.

• Ordinance adopting Metropark Station Redevelopment Plan
• Ordinance authorizing acquisition of 458 New Brunswick Ave (Block 18.01, Lot 32) by purchase or eminent domain
• Ordinance adopting Cutters Dock Road Redevelopment Plan (first reading)
• Ordinance authorizing acquisition of 535-537 New Brunswick Ave (Block 59.08, Lot 5.03) by purchase or eminent domain
• Resolution for preliminary tax levy of $102,397,584 for calendar year 2022

Public Library

The Woodbridge Public Library Board of Trustees is meeting to approve the fiscal year 2022-2023 budget, an administration salary increase, and other routine resolutions. The agenda also includes reports from the library director and Friends of the Libraries, plus a closed session.

• Resolution 06-2022.13 - Approve Fiscal Year 2022-2023 Budget
• Resolution 06-2022.12 - Approve Administration Salary Increase
• Resolution 06-2022.11 - Approve Cancellation Of Expired Checks
• Resolution 06-2022.10 - Approve Schedule of Board Meeting 2022-2023
• Swear in new trustee

The Woodbridge Public Library Board of Trustees held a special meeting via Zoom and approved two bill lists totaling $76,734.50. The motion was made by Carol Eberhardt, seconded by Anthony Terebetsky, and passed unanimously by roll call vote. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved Bill List 01 for $8,617.28 (unanimous)
• Approved Bill List 02 for $68,117.22 (unanimous)

Oak Tree Road Special Improvement District

The Iselin Special Improvement District (SID) is meeting to follow up on items from its March 9, 2022 meeting, including financial disclosures, and to discuss the FY2023 budget. The agenda also includes a period for good and welfare and adjournment.

• Follow-up from March 9, 2022 meeting
• Financial disclosures
• FY2023 budget discussion

Oak Tree Road Special Improvement District

The Oak Tree Road Special Improvement District board approved its tentative FY2023 budget, discussed adding parking spaces, and addressed security concerns. The board also reviewed the status of demolition and abatement projects on Marconi Street.

• Approved tentative FY2023 budget with fund balance of approximately $400,000
• Discussed expansion of parking at Marconi and 21 additional spaces at First Presbyterian Church
• 29 Marconi on schedule for demo; 31 Marconi scheduled for abatement in mid-July
• Discussed need for additional security and cameras after smash-and-grab at local jewelry store

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Planning Board will hold a public hearing on a preliminary and final major site plan with bulk variances for a new above-ground mausoleum at Beth Israel Cemetery, located at US Highway 1 and Woodbridge Center Drive. The board will also approve minutes from the June 8, 2022 meeting. The applicant's time for action is set for September 23, 2022.

• Public hearing for Preliminary/Final Major Site Plan and Bulk Variances, Block 317, Lots 1, Zone CEM #P22-02
• Proposed new above-ground mausoleum at existing cemetery
• Location: US Hwy 1 & Woodbridge Center Drive, Woodbridge
• Attorney: Bryan Plocker, Esq.
• Approval of minutes from June 8, 2022 regular meeting

Redevelopment Agency

The Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency will hold its regular meeting to adopt the FY 2023 budget, approve bills, appoint general and special counsel, and consider several redevelopment-related resolutions, including naming a redeveloper for the Cloverleaf project and approving professional service contracts.

• Resolution #24: Approve bill list from May 14 to June 16, 2022, in the amount of $5,382.80
• Resolution #25: Adopt FY 2023 Budget
• Resolution #26: Appoint McManimon, Scotland & Baumann, LLC as General Counsel for 2022-2023
• Resolution #27: Appoint DeCotiis, Fitzpatrick, Cole & Giblin, LLP as Special Counsel for 2022-2023
• Resolution #32: Name Cloverleaf Urban Renewal, LLC as redeveloper

The Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency held a regular meeting on June 21, 2022, with all members present. They adopted the minutes from the May 17 meeting and passed ten resolutions unanimously, including the FY2023 budget, appointment of general and special counsel, and several project approvals. No public comments or presentations were made.

• Adopted minutes of May 17, 2022 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved Bill List from May 14 to June 16, 2022 in amount of $5,382.80 (Resolution #24)
• Adopted FY 2023 Budget (Resolution #25)
• Appointed McManimon, Scotland & Baumann, LLC as General Counsel for 2022-2023 (Resolution #26)
• Appointed DeCotiis, Fitzpatrick, Cole & Giblin, LLP as Special Counsel for 2022-2023 (Resolution #27)
• Issued Certificate of Compliance for 112 New Brunswick LLC (Resolution #28)
• Authorized Executive Director to approve Greener by Design proposal for energy/environmental services (Resolution #29)
• Approved Collier Engineering & Design proposal for Phase 2 of Omar Extension project (Resolution #30)

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council will hold a regular meeting with several ordinances on first and second reading, including one to adopt the Metropark Station Redevelopment Plan and another authorizing acquisition of property at 458 New Brunswick Avenue. The agenda also includes numerous resolutions covering contracts, appointments, liquor license renewals, and budget adjustments. This is a substantive meeting with many actionable items.

• Ordinance adopting Metropark Station Redevelopment Plan
• Ordinance authorizing acquisition by purchase or eminent domain of 458 New Brunswick Avenue (Block 18.01, Lot 32)
• Bid for Henry Inman Library roof replacement and exterior repairs - $250,000
• Bid for Cypress Recreation Center Air Handling Unit Replacement - $397,000
• Agreement with PSE&G for Electric Distribution Company Aggregation

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is meeting to discuss several administrative items, with action scheduled for the July 5, 2022 meeting. Items include resolutions for tax and sewer overpayments and parking refunds, as well as a traffic ordinance amendment. No final decisions are being made at this meeting.

• Resolution for Tax & Sewer Overpayments
• Resolution for Parking Refund
• Traffic Ordinance Amendment

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is holding a regular meeting with a broad agenda covering municipal operations, community programs, and administrative items. The agenda includes updates on road projects, redevelopment efforts, and community events, as well as several liquor license transfers and renewals. No formal votes are listed; the meeting appears to be a discussion and update session.

• Liquor license transfers for The Yellow Chili, J.J. Bittings, House of Wine & Liquor, and Sapphire Banquet
• 2nd Ward road projects and 4th Ward road projects
• Route 1 redevelopment including Star/City Motels, Americana/Avenel Motels, and Holiday Inn Express expansion
• Downtown parking on New Brunswick Ave.
• Woodbridge Waterfront Park / Keasbey

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Woodbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public meeting to adopt previously granted resolutions and conduct public hearings on five applications. These include requests for bulk variances, an appeal of a zoning officer's decision, and an amended site plan. The board will also receive NJDEP stormwater management training before the meeting.

• Public hearing on bulk variances for a 10x10 ft gazebo at 7 Vera Lane, Iselin (#Z21-33)
• Public hearing on bulk variances for a one-story addition at 27 Timberlane Drive, Colonia (#Z22-07)
• Appeal to legalize a two-family dwelling at 42 South Louis Street, Fords (#Z22-23)
• Public hearing to convert a 2-car garage into a storage building at 24 Warwick Street, Iselin (#Z22-11)
• Amended minor site plan for a second floor addition at 10 South Inman Avenue, Avenel (#Z22-20)

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Planning Board will hold public hearings on three site plan applications, including a minor site plan for outdoor seating at a tavern, a major site plan for an office addition, and an amended major site plan for a building addition. The board will also consider adopting resolutions for two previously granted applications and approve minutes from the May 18 meeting.

• Public hearing: Minor site plan for outdoor seating at tavern, 558-1/2 New Brunswick Avenue, Fords (Block 19.01, Lots 4-6, Zone B-2)
• Public hearing: Major site plan for 2,127 sq ft office addition and parking increase from 38 to 51 spaces, 211 Randolph Avenue, Avenel (Block 922, Lots 2,4,5,6, Zone HST)
• Public hearing: Amended major site plan for 7,115 sq ft first-floor and 1,749 sq ft second-floor addition to Hyundai Building, 90-100 Route 1 Northbound, Avenel (Block 898, Lot 81.01, Zone R1R)
• Resolution adoption: Amended 589 Central Avenue Associates, LLC #P21-31 (granted 4/6/2022)
• Resolution adoption: Amarnath at Fords, Woodbridge LLC #P21-34 (granted 5/4/2022)

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council will hold a regular meeting with several ordinances up for second reading, including an amendment to a $27.78 million bond ordinance for sewer rehabilitation and an ordinance authorizing the acquisition of a property at 14 Austin Street. The council will also consider first-reading ordinances on traffic changes and numerous resolutions covering tax refunds, liquor license renewals, and contracts for road and building projects.

• Bond ordinance amendment for MCUA trunk sewer rehabilitation (original $27,780,000)
• Ordinance to acquire 14 Austin Street (Block 709, Lot 324) by purchase or eminent domain
• Bid for 2022 Road Program (non-DOT roads) up to $5,251,574.15
• Agreement with CME Associates for 2023 milling/resurfacing up to $500,000
• Resolution to reject bids for 86 Green Street rehabilitation and 2022 Road Program

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is discussing several administrative items, including resolutions for tax and sewer overpayments, a 100% disabled veteran resolution, and final change orders for sewer cleaning and intersection improvement contracts. These items are scheduled for action at the June 21, 2022 meeting.

• Tax and Sewer Overpayments Resolutions
• 100% Disabled Veteran Resolution
• Final change order Contract #2020-023 – 2020 Cleaning & Televising of Sanitary Sewer Mini Systems & Trenchless Pipe Spot Repair
• Final change order Contract #2021-006 – Intersection Improvements & Traffic Signal Installation at New Brunswick Ave. & Pennsylvania Ave. & Rahway Ave. & Green St./East Green St.
• Release of Surety Bond - 1 Paddock St.

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is holding a meeting with a broad agenda covering routine municipal business and community updates. The most concrete actions are several liquor license transfers and a new club license application, listed under the Municipal Clerk's report. The rest of the agenda consists of councilmember reports on topics like road projects, redevelopment, and community events, with no formal votes or ordinances specified.

• Liquor license transfers: Casa Giuseppe (487 Rt. 27, Iselin), Tio Juan's Margarita's (53 Rt. 1 So., Metuchen), J.J. Bittings (33 Main St.), House of Wine & Liquor (875 St. Georges Ave.)
• New Club '31' liquor license application for American Irish Association of Woodbridge
• Route 1 redevelopment discussion including motels, Big Top property, Holiday Inn Express expansion
• 2nd Ward road projects and 4th Ward road projects listed
• Downtown parking on New Brunswick Ave. and Woodbridge Waterfront Park / Keasbey discussed

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is meeting to discuss a wide range of local issues, including road projects, redevelopment, community events, and public safety. The agenda includes several liquor license transfers and a new club license application, which are formal actions the council may vote on. Many other items are listed as discussion topics or reports from council members.

• Liquor license transfers for The Yellow Chili, Casa Giuseppe, Tio Juan's Margarita's, J.J. Bittings, and House of Wine & Liquor
• New club liquor license application for American Irish Association of Woodbridge
• Route 1 redevelopment items including motels, Bud's Hut, Big Top property, and Holiday Inn Express expansion
• Road projects in 2nd and 4th wards
• Downtown parking on New Brunswick Ave. and Woodbridge Waterfront Park / Keasbey

Public Library

This meeting of the Free Public Library of Woodbridge Board of Trustees has been cancelled. The agenda was otherwise standard procedural items including approval of minutes, reports, and bills.

• Meeting cancelled
• Approval of minutes from 04/28/2022
• Report of Library Director
• Approval of bills

The Woodbridge Public Library Board of Trustees held a special meeting via Zoom and approved two bill lists totaling $76,734.50. The motion was made by Carol Eberhardt, seconded by Anthony Terebetsky, and passed unanimously by roll call vote. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved Bill List 01 for $8,617.28 (unanimous)
• Approved Bill List 02 for $68,117.22 (unanimous)

Planning Board

The Planning Board will review a request to investigate if specific properties on Redwood Street should be designated as an Area in Need of Redevelopment. The board is also reviewing a bond ordinance amendment regarding MCUA trunk sewer rehabilitation.

• Investigation of Block 846.05, Lot 18 and Lot 27 on Redwood Street for redevelopment designation
• Bond Ordinance to amend Section 3 of Ord. No. 16-11 regarding MCUA trunk sewer rehabilitation
• $27,780,000 appropriation for sewer rehabilitation costs

Redevelopment Agency

The Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency is holding its regular meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes, a bill list, and the FY2021 audit. The agency will also consider resolutions to introduce the FY 2023 budget and approve a contract for environmental services related to a property on Rahway Avenue.

• Resolution approving bill list from April 2 to May 13, 2022, in the amount of $7,021.17
• Resolution certifying the FY2021 Audit
• Resolution approving proposal from Excel Environmental Resources for additional services related to 1177 Rahway Ave (Block 867, Lot 1.06)
• Resolution regarding the delayed introduction of FY 2023 Budget
• Resolution introducing the FY 2023 Budget

The Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency held a regular meeting on May 17, 2022, with a quorum present. The board adopted minutes from the April 5 meeting and passed five resolutions unanimously, including introducing the FY2023 budget and certifying the FY2021 audit. No public comments or presentations were made, and no new business was discussed.

• Adopted minutes of April 5, 2022 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution #19: Bill list from April 2 to May 13, 2022, totaling $7,021.17 (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution #20: Certifying FY2021 Audit (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution #21: Proposal from Excel Environmental Resources for services at 1177 Rahway Ave (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution #22: Delayed introduction of FY2023 Budget (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution #23: Introducing FY2023 Budget (unanimous)

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is discussing several administrative items for potential action at a future meeting. These include resolutions for tax and sewer overpayments, parking permit refunds, traffic ordinance amendments, a 2023 milling and resurfacing program, a grant application for road improvements, and a sewer connection fee release.

• Tax and sewer overpayment resolutions
• Parking permit refund resolution
• Traffic ordinance amendments
• Proposal for 2023 Milling & Resurfacing Program
• Grant application to NJDOT for Omar Ave. Roadway Improvement Project

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is holding a meeting with a broad agenda covering ward-specific projects, community events, and administrative items. Key topics include redevelopment along Route 1, liquor license transfers and renewals, and various community programs and events. The agenda is largely a list of items for discussion rather than formal votes.

• Route 1 redevelopment including Star/City Motels, Americana/Avenel Motels, Bud's Hut, Big Top property, Holiday Inn Express expansion, Pier I Imports property
• Liquor license transfers: The Yellow Chili (1477 Oak Tree Rd.), Casa Giuseppe (487 Rt. 27), Tio Juan's Margarita's (53 Rt. 1 So.), J.J. Bittings (33 Main St.)
• New Club '31' liquor license application for American Irish Association of Woodbridge
• Downtown parking on New Brunswick Ave., Woodbridge Waterfront Park/Keasbey, and 2nd Ward road projects
• Electric vehicle car share/charging stations, bicycle lanes/share/paths, and pedestrian safetyways/East Coast Greenway

Council

The Council is reviewing several ordinances regarding traffic signals, street designations, and ATVs. The agenda also includes various resolutions for professional services, equipment bids, and property acquisitions.

• Bond ordinance to amend appropriation of $27,780,000 for MCUA trunk sewer rehabilitation
• Ordinance for traffic signal installation at Rahway Avenue and Green Street/East Green Street
• Purchase of multiple police vehicles from Mall Chevrolet totaling over $335,000
• Three-year lease of marked and unmarked police vehicles with Maplecrest Ford for $1,267,573.62
• Agreement with Pyrotechnico for July 4th fireworks not to exceed $72,000.00

Council

The Council adopted ordinances regarding traffic signal installations, lease agreements, and traffic regulations. The session also included the approval of numerous resolutions for vehicle purchases, professional services, and community event hosting.

• Lease agreement with Woodbridge Columbian Club for food storage at $3,000 per month
• Approval of Pyrotechnico contract for July 4th fireworks not to exceed $72,000.00
• Purchase of multiple police vehicles including Chevrolet models totaling over $300,000
• Agreement with CME Associates for Cypress Park Phase II engineering up to $299,959.50
• Ordinance for traffic signal installation at Rahway Avenue and Green Street

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Planning Board will hold a public hearing on a preliminary and final major site plan application by Amarnath at Fords, Woodbridge LLC to demolish an existing motel and build a three-story, 56-unit multifamily building at 185 and 215 West Kelly Street, Menlo Park Terrace. The board will also consider adopting a resolution for a previously granted application at 589 Central Avenue and approve minutes from the April 20 meeting.

• Public hearing: Preliminary/Final Major Site Plan/Bulk Variances for 185 & 215 West Kelly Street (Block 364, Lots 1.03 & 100, Zone WKSR)
• Proposal: demolish motel, construct 56-unit multifamily building (28 one-bedroom, 26 two-bedroom, 2 three-bedroom)
• Resolution scheduled: 589 Central Avenue Associates #P21-31 (granted 4/6/22)
• Approval of minutes from April 20, 2022 regular meeting

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is meeting to consider a series of ordinances and resolutions. Key actions include adopting the amended Metropark Wood Avenue South Redevelopment Plan, several traffic-related ordinance changes, and approving multiple contracts for vehicles, equipment, and consulting services. The meeting also includes appointments to local boards and adoption of the 2021 audit corrective action plan.

• Adoption of the amended Metropark Wood Avenue South Redevelopment Plan
• Ordinance to create new Section 7-44 on All Terrain Vehicles and Dirt Bikes
• Approval of vehicle purchases totaling over $320,000 (F-450s, F-250s, F-550s)
• Rejection of all bids for the 2022 Milling and Resurfacing Program and re-bidding
• Asbestos abatement contracts at 270 Old Road ($3,685) and 31 Marconi Avenue ($5,620)

Council

The May 3, 2022, meeting includes items for discussion and resolutions scheduled for action on May 17. Proposed actions include agreements for July 4th fireworks and environmental services for Mt. Carmel Parish.

• Resolution for July 4th Fireworks Display
• Proposal from USA Architects for Acacia Youth Center lift platform and staircase
• Proposal from Peak Environmental for Mt. Carmel Parish environmental services
• Traffic Ordinance amendments
• Resolution regarding refund from Developer’s Review Fund

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is holding a regular meeting on May 3, 2022, to discuss a wide range of municipal matters. The agenda includes reports from each council member on topics such as road projects, redevelopment, community events, and public safety. The clerk's section includes liquor license transfers and renewals, as well as street closings and election dates.

• Liquor license transfers: The Yellow Chili (1477 Oak Tree Rd.), Casa Giuseppe (487 Rt. 27), Tio Juan's Margarita's (53 Rt. 1 So.)
• New club liquor license for American Irish Association of Woodbridge
• Route 1 redevelopment: Star/City Motels, Americana/Avenel Motels, Holiday Inn Express expansion, Pier I Imports property
• Downtown parking on New Brunswick Ave., Woodbridge Waterfront Park/Keasbey
• Electric vehicle car share/charging stations, bicycle lanes/share/paths

Council

The Woodbridge Council approved the amended MetroPark Wood Avenue South Redevelopment Plan and passed several traffic-related ordinances. The Council also authorized multiple contracts for new Ford trucks, utility equipment, and environmental consulting services.

• Adoption of the amended MetroPark Wood Avenue South Redeendum Plan
• Purchase of two 2022 Ford F-450 chassis for up to $83,980.00
• Purchase of three 2022 Ford F-250 pickup trucks for up to $98,694.00
• Purchase of two 2022 Ford F-550 chassis for up to $88,316.00
• Asbestos abatement consulting at 270 Old Road for up to $3,685.00

Public Library

The Woodbridge Public Library Board of Trustees is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes, receiving reports from the director and Friends group, and voting on two resolutions: one to cancel stale checks and another to approve a maintenance contract for the main chiller and cooling tower. Public comments and a closed session are also scheduled.

• Resolution 04-2022.08 – Approve cancellation of stale checks
• Resolution 04-2022.09 – Approve Main Chiller & Tower Maintenance Contract
• Approval of minutes from 03/24/2022 meeting
• Guest speaker: Councilwoman Lizbeth DeJesus

The Woodbridge Public Library Board of Trustees approved two bill lists totaling $176,947.69. The board also accepted the resignation of board member Ana Marie Cruz and discussed various library operations, including new language options for the library app and upcoming programs.

• Approved bill lists totaling $176,947.69 (unanimous)
• Accepted resignation of board member Ana Marie Cruz
• Approved minutes of 02/24/2022 meeting (5-0, 1 abstention)

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Woodbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public meeting to consider six bulk variance applications, each involving modifications to single-family homes such as garages, driveways, and gazebos. Several items were postponed from previous meetings. The board will also approve minutes from the April 7 meeting.

• Bulk Variance #Z22-02: one-car garage at 31 Maple Road, Iselin
• Bulk Variance #Z21-49: driveway extension at 1111 Rahway Avenue, Avenel
• Bulk Variance #Z21-48: 17x17 ft gazebo and paver patio at 50 Westside Avenue, Avenel
• Bulk Variance #Z21-33: 10x10 ft gazebo at 7 Vera Lane, Iselin
• Bulk Variance #Z21-54: detached garage at 339 Berry Street, Woodbridge

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Planning Board will consider adopting a resolution recommending the amended Metropark Wood Avenue South Redevelopment Plan, and will acknowledge municipal council requests to investigate whether certain properties in Avenel and Fords should be designated as areas in need of redevelopment. The board will also hold a public hearing on a minor site plan for a mixed-use building on Main Street.

• Resolution recommending amended Metropark Wood Avenue South Redevelopment Plan
• Avenel properties Block 896, Lot 1 and Block 896, Lot 88 considered for redevelopment area designation
• Fords properties Block 18.01, Lots 25.01, 26.011, and Block 50, Lots 17.03, 21.01 considered for redevelopment area designation
• Public hearing on Minor Site Plan #P21-24 for 116A, 114 & 112 Main Street: 25,525 sq ft mixed-use, 77 residential units, 3,143 sq ft retail

Redevelopment Agency

The April 19, 2022 meeting of the Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency has been canceled. The next scheduled meeting is May 17, 2022. This agenda contains only a cancellation notice and no items for discussion or decision.

• April 19, 2022 meeting canceled
• Next meeting scheduled for May 17, 2022

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is holding its regular meeting on April 19, 2022, with a full agenda of ordinances and resolutions. Key items include second-reading votes on traffic changes, electric vehicle charging spaces, land use amendments, and the One Woodbridge Center Drive Redevelopment Plan, as well as first readings for other traffic and redevelopment items. The council will also consider numerous resolutions, including contracts, appointments, refunds, and change orders.

• Ordinance adopting the One Woodbridge Center Drive Redevelopment Plan
• Ordinance amending land use and zoning map (Chapter 150)
• Ordinance adding electric vehicle charging spaces at 105 Avenel Street
• Contract with Hall Building Corp. for ice rink increased by $222,394.17 to $6,749,144.44
• Agreement with Raritan Bay Area YMCA for $885,000 from Community Development Block Grant

Council

The Woodbridge Municipal Council meeting agenda contains a wide range of discussion topics presented by individual council members. The items include community events, infrastructure projects, and administrative updates from the Municipal Clerk.

• Liquor License transfer for Viswasha Foods LLC (The Yellow Chili)
• Liquor License transfer from Parascondola License, Inc. to Ari and Gio, LLC (Casa Giuseppe)
• Liquor License transfer from WB Dining LLC to DIA Foods, LLC (Tio Juan’s Margaritas)
• Route 1 Redevelopment discussions including Holiday Inn Express expansion
• 2022 Primary and General Election dates

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council held a public meeting on April 19, 2022, adopting four ordinances on second reading, including a redevelopment plan for One Woodbridge Center Drive (a self-storage facility) and land use amendments. They also introduced three ordinances on first reading, including an amended Metropark Wood Avenue South Redevelopment Plan. The council approved a consent agenda of 33 resolutions covering audits, tax refunds, appointments, contracts, and agreements.

• Adopted ordinance 2022-24: One Woodbridge Center Drive redevelopment and housing law (self-storage facility)
• Adopted ordinance 2022-23: amendments to Chapter 150 Land Use and Development and Zoning Map
• Introduced ordinance for amended Metropark Wood Avenue South Redevelopment Plan
• Approved change order #3 for Club at Woodbridge Indoor Ice Rink, increasing contract to $6,749,144.44
• Approved agreement with Raritan Bay Area YMCA for CDBG funds up to $885,000

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is holding a discussion session on April 19, 2022, for agenda items that will be up for action on May 3, 2022. The agenda lists department heads and topics, including traffic ordinance amendments, but provides no specific details on the items to be discussed.

• Traffic Ordinance Amendments presented by Police
• Administration & Finance items
• Recreation items
• Health items
• Planning & Development items

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Board is reviewing multiple applications for residential property improvements. These include proposals for garages, gazebos, a driveway extension, and a storage shed.

• 7 Vera Lane, Iselin: 10 ft. x 10 ft. gazebo
• 339 Berry Street, Woodbridge: detached one car garage
• 31 Maple Road, Iselin: one car garage
• 1111 Rahway Avenue, Avenel: driveway extension
• 50 Westside Avenue, Avenel: 17ft. x 17ft. gazebo and paver patio

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Planning Board will hold public hearings on several applications, including a mixed-use building on Main Street, a site plan for a dental office, and a request to extend vested rights for a major site plan. The board will also consider adopting a resolution for the One Woodbridge Center Drive Redevelopment Plan and review an ordinance amendment to the Open Space Conservation/Resiliency Zone.

• Public hearing: Minor Site Plan #P21-24 for a 25,525 sq ft mixed-use building with 4,400 sq ft retail and 77 residential units at 116A, 114 & 112 Main Street
• Public hearing: Preliminary/Final Major Site Plan #P00-19 for extension of vested rights at Middlesex-Essex Turnpike/Wood Avenue South, Iselin
• Public hearing: Minor Site Plan #P21-31 for a 3,519 sq ft standalone building (Aspen Dental) at 801 U.S. Highway 1 South, Iselin
• Resolution to adopt One Woodbridge Center Drive Redevelopment Plan
• Review of ordinance amendment to Section 150-41.1 (Open Space Conservation/Resiliency Zone)

Redevelopment Agency

The Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency is meeting to consider resolutions that would designate developers for two redevelopment areas, approve various professional service contracts, and handle routine administrative items. The agenda includes designating Wick as conditional developer for the Route 1 Area 14 and Pride Chemical Solutions for the Hart Street area, plus contracts for appraisal, construction oversight, budget, and audit services.

• Resolution #10: Designate Wick as conditional developer for Route 1 Area 14 Redevelopment Area
• Resolution #16: Designate Pride Chemical Solutions as redeveloper for Block 922, Lots 2, 4, 5, 6 in Hart Street Redevelopment Area
• Resolution #13: Approve THA Consulting contract up to $100,000 for North James Street Parking Deck construction oversight
• Resolution #12: Approve NJ Realty Advisory Group appraisal services for Block 239, Lot 3 up to $1,500
• Resolution #09: Approve bill list of $525,540.42 from Jan 31 to Apr 1, 2022

The Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency held a special meeting on April 5, 2022, and unanimously adopted all resolutions. Key actions included designating Wick as conditional developer for the Route 1 Area 14 Redevelopment Area and Pride Chemical Solutions as redeveloper for the Hart Street Redevelopment Area. The agency also approved a bill list of $525,540.42 and several professional service contracts.

• Approved bill list of $525,540.42 (unanimous)
• Designated Wick conditional developer for Route 1 Area 14 (unanimous)
• Designated Pride Chemical Solutions redeveloper for Hart Street area (unanimous)
• Recommended Pride Chemical Solutions project to Planning Board (unanimous)
• Approved appraisal services for Block 239, Lot 3 up to $1,500 (unanimous)
• Approved owner's rep for North James Street Parking Deck up to $100,000 (unanimous)
• Approved budget prep up to $3,000 and audit up to $16,000 (unanimous)
• Authorized escrow return and litigation extension (unanimous)

Council

This is a brief Board of Health report given during the Township Council meeting. Director Green provided a COVID-19 update on case counts, vaccination rates, and upcoming clinics. No other business was discussed, and the meeting was adjourned shortly after the report.

• COVID-19 update: 24,919 total cases, 265 community deaths
• 16,321 vaccines administered across 130 clinics
• 96% of residents 12+ have at least one dose; 84% fully vaccinated
• Second booster doses now offered at health department clinics

Council

The Woodbridge Municipal Council meeting includes a wide range of discussions led by individual council members regarding local infrastructure, community events, and public services. The agenda also covers administrative items such as liquor license transfers and upcoming election dates.

• Liquor license transfer for Viswasha Foods LLC (The Yellow Chili)
• Liquor license transfer from Parascondola License, Inc. to Ari and Gio, LLC (Casa Giuseppe)
• Liquor license transfer from WB Dining LLC to DIA Foods, LLC (Tio Juan’s Margaritas)
• Route 1 Redevelopment discussions including Holiday Inn Express expansion
• 2022 Primary and General Election dates

Council

The Woodbridge Council unanimously adopted nine ordinances on second/third reading, including the Iselin Lumber Redevelopment Plan, property acquisitions for parking, and a flood damage prevention update. It also passed 40 resolutions covering contracts, grants, and appointments, and introduced four ordinances for first reading. Public comments addressed train noise, traffic, and racism concerns.

• Adopted Iselin Lumber Redevelopment Plan (2022-20) unanimously
• Adopted ordinances to acquire 270 Old Road and 31 Marconi Avenue for parking (2022-18, 2022-19) unanimously
• Adopted flood damage prevention ordinance update (2022-16) unanimously
• Adopted housekeeping, taxi, traffic, and street vacation ordinances (2022-12 to 2022-15, 2022-17) unanimously
• Introduced four ordinances on first reading, including One Woodbridge Center Drive redevelopment plan
• Approved 40 resolutions, including $221,350 radiological assessment at Colonia High School and $371,551 pole barn project
• Approved liquor license transfer from Daryl, LLC to COLTS NB, LLC
• Approved emergency sewer repairs totaling $243,000

Council

The Woodbridge Council is considering several ordinances regarding traffic, zoning, and property acquisitions. The meeting also includes resolutions for professional engineering services, emergency sewer repairs, and budget amendments.

• Adoption of the Iselin Lumber Redevelopment Plan
• Acquisition of properties at 270 Old Road (Sewaren) and 31 Marconi Avenue (Iselin)
• Change order for The Club at Woodbridge Indoor Ice Rink increasing contract to $6,526,750.27
• Emergency sewer repairs on Claire Avenue, Oak Tree Road, and Stafford Road/Ravine Drive
• Radiological Assessment for Colonia High School with an emergency appropriation of $450,000.00

Council

The Woodbridge Council meeting includes discussions on tax, sewer, and parking refunds. The agenda also features resolutions for engineering projects at Parkside and Koppers Koke pump stations.

• Upgrades to Parkside Pump Station via Colliers Engineering & Design, Inc.
• Rehabilitation of Koppers Koke Pump Station via Naik Consulting
• Traffic Ordinance Amendments
• Final Change Order for Contract 2021-011 Green St.
• Resolution regarding 100% Disabled Veteran parking refunds

Public Library

The Free Public Library of Woodbridge Board of Trustees is holding its regular monthly meeting. The agenda includes approval of prior meeting minutes, reports from the library director and other groups, and approval of bills. No major policy decisions or public hearings are listed.

• Approval of minutes from the 02/24/2022 meeting
• Report of Library Director
• Report of Friends of the Libraries
• Approval of Bills
• Public comments and closed session

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Woodbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on a use variance application (Z21-28) by Limited Associates, Inc. to legalize a two-family dwelling at 328 St. James Avenue. The board will also adopt resolutions for several previously granted applications. The meeting includes approval of minutes from the March 3, 2022 regular meeting.

• Public hearing on use variance Z21-28 for 328 St. James Avenue (Block 244, Lot 21, R-5 zone)
• Resolution adoption for Hasmukh Amin #Z21-43 (granted 3/3/22)
• Resolution adoption for David Szucs & Jana Siperstein Szucs #Z21-46 (granted 3/3/22)
• Resolution adoption for Subir Chatterjee #Z21-51 (3/3/22)
• Resolution adoption for Gustavo Garcia #Z21-55 (3/3/22)

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Planning Board will consider resolutions on redevelopment designations, including for 65 South Fulton Street and the Iselin Lumber Redevelopment Plan. A public hearing on a site plan extension for SJP Properties and a minor site plan for Sarin Realty are also scheduled. The redevelopment investigation presentation for Pearl Street properties is postponed to April 6, 2022.

• Resolution to investigate 65 South Fulton Street (Block 526, Lot 1.01) for redevelopment designation
• Resolution recommending adoption of the Iselin Lumber Redevelopment Plan
• Public hearing: SJP Properties extension of vested rights for site plan #P00-19 at Middlesex-Essex Turnpike/Wood Avenue South, Iselin
• Public hearing: Sarin Realty minor site plan for 28' x 20' two-story addition at 1407 Oak Tree Road, Iselin
• Postponed to April 6: Condemnation redevelopment study for 399, 405, 409-411 Pearl Street

Redevelopment Agency

The March 15, 2022, meeting of the Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency has been canceled. The next meeting is scheduled for April 19, 2022.

Council

The Council is considering ordinances for property acquisitions at 270 Old Road and 31 Marconi Avenue, as well as the Iselin Lumber Redevelopment Plan. The meeting also includes resolutions for multiple professional engineering services, vehicle purchases, and grant insertions into the SFY 2022 Budget.

• Ordinance to acquire real property at 270 Old Road in Port Reading
• Ordinance to acquire real property at 31 Marconi Avenue in Iselin
• Engineering agreement for Metuchen Avenue Creek stabilization up to $327,760.00
• Purchase of two Autocar chassis from Hudson County Motors, Inc. up to $385,342.00
• Emergency garage repairs for Municipal Complex Parking Garage up to $540,100.00

Council

The Municipal Council meeting includes discussions on various ward-specific projects, community initiatives, and local infrastructure. The agenda also covers administrative items such as liquor license transfers and upcoming election dates.

• Liquor License transfer for Viswasha Foods LLC (The Yellow Chili)
• Person-to-person transfer of Liquor License # 1225-33-002-011 to COLTS NB, LLC
• Person-to-person transfer of Liquor License # 1225-33-068-011 to Ari and Gio, LLC (Casa Giuseppe)
• Application for a new '31' Type Liquor License for American Irish Association of Woodbridge, Inc.
• Route 1 Redevelopment projects including Holiday Inn Express expansion

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is discussing several administrative items for potential action at the April 5, 2022 meeting. These include resolutions on tax and sewer overpayments, a refund from the current account, a change order for sanitary sewer work, release of a sidewalk permit fee, and purchase of a Freightliner truck, plus a traffic ordinance amendment.

• Resolution on Tax & Sewer Overpayments
• Traffic Ordinance Amendments (Ordinance)
• Change order #1 - Contract 2021-019 2021 Sanitary Sewer Cleaning & Televising of RVSA Mini Systems & Trenchless Pipe Spot Repair
• Release of sidewalk permit fee 33 Menlo Ave.
• Purchase of Freightliner M2 106 with Cummins L9 Engine

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council held its regular meeting, approving a pedestrian beacon ordinance, introducing several ordinances including the Iselin Lumber Redevelopment Plan, and passing a consent agenda of resolutions covering contracts, grants, and appointments. The meeting also included public comments and council member reports.

• Ordinance 2022-11: pedestrian flashing beacon at Green Street near NJ Transit station
• Iselin Lumber Redevelopment Plan adopted and referred to Planning Board
• Emergency repairs to Municipal Complex Parking Garage: $540,100
• Streambank stabilization contracts: $327,760 (Metuchen Avenue Creek) and $241,600 (Pumpkin Patch Brook)
• Purchase of 3 EV charging stations for $65,508 and streetscape lighting for Inman Avenue for $89,981.34

The Woodbridge Township Council approved a consent agenda of 38 resolutions, including contracts for engineering services, vehicle purchases, and a $540,100 emergency repair to the Municipal Complex Parking Garage. The council also passed one ordinance on second reading (pedestrian flashing beacon at Green Street) and introduced nine ordinances on first reading, including the Iselin Lumber Redevelopment Plan. All votes were unanimous.

• Adopted ordinance for pedestrian flashing beacon at Green Street (unanimous)
• Introduced 9 ordinances on first reading, including Iselin Lumber Redevelopment Plan (unanimous)
• Approved $540,100 emergency garage repair contract (unanimous)
• Approved $327,760 streambank stabilization engineering (unanimous)
• Approved $89,981.34 for Inman Ave streetscape lighting (unanimous)
• Approved $65,508 for EV charging stations (unanimous)
• Approved $191,217 for one Autocar chassis (unanimous)
• Approved $41,106 for police Ford Expedition (unanimous)

Oak Tree Road Special Improvement District

The Iselin Special Improvement District (SID) is holding a regular meeting to follow up on prior business, including financial disclosures, and to discuss the FY2023 budget. The agenda is mostly procedural, with the budget discussion being the main substantive item.

• Follow-up from December 8, 2021 meeting
• Financial disclosures
• FY2023 budget discussion

Oak Tree Road Special Improvement District

The Board approved an agreement with First Presbyterian Church to pave a new parking area with security and lighting. Members also voted to purchase, demolish, and pave the property at 31 Marconi for $430,000.

• Agreement with First Presbyterian Church for additional parking, security, and lighting
• Purchase of 31 Marconi for $430,000 to be demolished and paved
• Discussion of FY2023 budget focusing on additional parking
• Discussion regarding St. Cecelia’s parking lot usage

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Woodbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on six variance applications, including a use variance appeal for a two-family dwelling and several bulk variance requests for fences, a gazebo, a garage, and new homes. The board will also adopt resolutions for four previously granted applications and approve the minutes from the February 17 meeting.

• Use variance appeal for two-family dwelling at 328 St. James Avenue (Block 244, Lot 21, R-5)
• Bulk variance for 6 ft. vinyl fence at 5 South Walnut Avenue, Iselin (Block 435.07, Lot 10.01, R-10)
• Bulk variance for 10x10 ft. gazebo at 7 Vera Lane, Iselin (Block 372.05, Lot 4, R-7.5)
• Bulk variance for 20x40x24 ft. detached garage at 73 Green Street, Woodbridge (Block 549, Lot 9, R-6)
• Bulk variance for 70x80 ft. two-story home at 35 Derby Lane, Colonia (Block 472, Lot 57.01, R-40)

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Planning Board is meeting to approve minutes and adopt resolutions, including a previously denied application. The main public hearing is a minor subdivision proposal for 87 Hunt Street, Iselin, where the applicant seeks to remove an existing dwelling and split the 12,000 sq ft lot into two 6,000 sq ft lots, each with a two-story, four-bedroom home. The applicant is also requesting an extension of time to perfect the subdivision deed.

• Minor subdivision application #P21-08 for 87 Hunt Street, Iselin (Block 448.06, Lot 317, R-6 zone)
• Proposal to demolish existing dwelling and create two 6,000 sq ft lots with new single-family homes
• Request for extension of time to perfect the subdivision deed
• Resolution #P21-27 (Luxury Affordables) denied on 2/2/2022, tentatively scheduled for adoption

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is holding a meeting with a broad agenda covering district-specific projects, community programs, and administrative items. The most concrete actions are liquor license transfers and changes, including a new club license for the American Irish Association. Other items are largely discussion topics, such as road projects, redevelopment, and community events.

• Liquor license transfer for The Yellow Chili, 1477 Oak Tree Rd., Iselin
• Liquor license transfer to Noches de Colombia, 675 Rt. 1 So., Iselin
• New club liquor license for American Irish Association of Woodbridge
• Route 1 redevelopment items including Star/City Motels and Holiday Inn Express expansion
• Downtown parking on New Brunswick Ave. and 2nd Ward road projects

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council held its regular meeting, adopting the Keasbey 10 Smith Street and Crows Mill Road Redevelopment Plan (no housing, warehouse use) and introducing an ordinance for a pedestrian flashing beacon near the NJ Transit station. The council also approved a consent agenda of resolutions including road closures for community events, tax and sewer refunds, a $1 million grant application for Cypress Park Phase II, and contracts for the Amboy Avenue Sanitary Sewer Extension ($1,398,988) and Keasbey Complex Pumping Station ($1,064,740). Public comments included concerns about electric vehicle charging cords on sidewalks, the profitability of township-owned facilities, and the Avenel Performing Arts Center.

• Adopted Keasbey 10 Smith Street and Crows Mill Road Redevelopment Plan (warehouse, no housing)
• Introduced ordinance for pedestrian flashing beacon at Green Street near NJ Transit station
• Approved $1,398,988 bid to Underground Utilities for Amboy Avenue Sanitary Sewer Extension
• Approved $1,064,740 bid to Allied Construction Group for Keasbey Complex Pumping Station
• Approved application for $1,000,000 grant for Cypress Park Phase II

The Woodbridge Township Council unanimously adopted the Keasbey 10 Smith Street and Crows Mill Road Redevelopment Plan, which will allow a warehouse on the property with no housing. The council also approved a consent agenda of 27 resolutions, including a $1.4 million sewer extension bid, a $1.06 million pumping station bid, and several road closures for community events. All votes were unanimous except for one abstention on the claims approval.

• Adopted Keasbey 10 Smith Street and Crows Mill Road Redevelopment Plan (unanimous)
• Approved $1,398,988 bid for Amboy Avenue Sanitary Sewer Extension (unanimous)
• Awarded $1,064,740 bid for Keasbey Complex Pumping Station to Allied Construction Group (unanimous)
• Approved $1,000,000 grant application for Cypress Park Phase II (unanimous)
• Approved 27 resolutions as consent, including road closures and refunds (unanimous, one abstention on #27)
• Approved liquor license transfers for Mideastro and Noches de Colombia (unanimous)
• Approved support for new 31-type liquor license application (unanimous)
• Approved shared services agreement with Avenel Board of Fire Commissioners (unanimous)

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council will discuss several administrative items at its March 1, 2022 meeting, with action scheduled for March 15, 2022. Items include a resolution for a 100% disabled veteran, an ordinance to vacate Hart Street in Avenel, traffic ordinance amendments, a shared services agreement with Helmetta for animal control, a refund from the current account, and several public works resolutions including the release of a maintenance bond, engineering design for drainage improvements, and the purchase of new refuse trucks and equipment.

• Resolution for 100% Disabled Veteran
• Ordinance to vacate Hart Street, Avenel
• Shared services with Helmetta for animal control services
• Engineering and design for drainage improvements on Arthur Ave., Jordan Road & Temple Way (Naik Consulting Group, P.C.)
• Purchase of two 2023 Autocar SL chassis, two Labrie refuse bodies, one Wittke frontload body, and one track type tractor

Council

The Council will consider a second reading for the Keasbey 10 Smith Street and Crowds Mill Road redevelopment plan. The meeting also includes discussions on various professional service contracts, utility bids, and community event authorizations.

• Redevelopment plan for 10 Smith Street and Crowds Mill Road
• $1,000,000 grant application for Cypress Park Phase II construction
• Amboy Avenue Sanitary Sewer Extension Project utility bid up to $1,398,988.00
• Purchase of a Single Axle Hook Loader Container Body for up to $145,157.00
• Pedestrian flashing beacon installation at Green Street near NJ Transit station

Public Library

The Woodbridge Public Library Board of Trustees is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes, hearing reports from the director and Friends group, and voting on several resolutions. Key actions include approving amended bylaws, soliciting bids for the Main Library HVAC and Tower, selecting an auditor for FY 2020-2021, and canceling stale checks. The meeting also includes a closed session and public comments.

• Resolution 02-2022.03 – Approve Amended Library Board of Trustees By-Laws
• Resolution 02-2022.04 – Approve Solicitation Of Bids For Main HVAC and Tower
• Resolution 02-2022.05 – Approve Auditor For Fiscal Year 2020-2021
• Resolution 02-2022.06 – Approve Cancellation Of Stale Checks

The Woodbridge Public Library Board of Trustees approved a Memorandum of Agreement with AFSCME Local No. 2923, authorizing the president and director to sign a labor contract. They also authorized joining the Township of Woodbridge Cooperative Pricing System for HVAC maintenance. Personnel actions included appointing a page, promoting a librarian, and accepting resignations. Bill lists totaling $235,814.21 were approved.

• Approved AFSCME Local No. 2923 labor contract (8-0)
• Authorized joining Woodbridge Cooperative Pricing System for HVAC maintenance (8-0)
• Appointed Ryan Gonzales as Library Page, 7 hrs/week, $13/hr (8-0)
• Promoted Wenda Rottweiler to Librarian 4, $100,745 annual (8-0)
• Accepted resignations of Anna Genovese, Madeline Belmonte, Madelyn Mattis, Raine Morales (8-0)
• Approved bill lists totaling $235,814.21 (8-0)

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Woodbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on six variance applications, including two for large facade signs at 10 Woodbridge Center Drive, a gazebo, a circular driveway, an accessory shed with widened driveway, and a new single-family dwelling. The board will also approve minutes from its February 3, 2022 meeting. One item, a bulk variance for 7 Vera Lane, was postponed to March 3, 2022.

• Bulk variance #Z21-33: 10x10 ft gazebo at 7 Vera Lane, Iselin (postponed to 3/3/22)
• Bulk variance #Z21-45: circular driveway at 71 Magnolia Road, Iselin
• Appeal #Z21-47: 690 sq ft facade sign at 10 Woodbridge Center Drive (Signal Sign Company)
• Bulk variance #Z21-53: 690 sq ft facade sign at 10 Woodbridge Center Drive (The Provident Bank)
• Bulk variance #Z21-41: 198 sq ft shed and 52-ft wide driveway at 285 Chain O' Hills Road, Colonia

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Planning Board is meeting via conference call to approve minutes from the February 2, 2022 meeting and to adopt a resolution recommending a property at 10 Smith St. & Crows Mill Rd. in Keasbey, related to application P21-20 by ASK NJ Investments, which was granted on 2/2/2022.

• Approval of minutes from February 2, 2022 regular meeting
• Resolution recommending Keasbey 10 Smith St. & Crows Mill Rd. (ASK NJ Investments, P21-20)

Council

The Municipal Council of the Township of Woodbridge met to discuss a wide range of ward-specific topics, including road projects, park improvements, and community events. The agenda also includes several person-to-person and place-to-place liquor license transfers.

• Liquor License Transfer: # 1225-33-058-005 from 428 JPS, Inc. to KT Woodbridge Liquors LLC
• Liquor License Change of Corporate Structure: Viswasha Foods LLC (The Yellow Chili)
• Liquor License Transfer: Betrucci’s Restaurants, LLC to Velhur, LLC (Noches de Colombia)
• Liquor License Transfer: Badwals Enterprises II, LLC (Mideastro) to Avenel St.
• Application for a new '31' Type Club Liquor License for American Irish Association of Woodbridge

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is meeting to adopt ordinances and resolutions, including a redevelopment plan for Keasbey 10 Smith Street and Crows Mill Road, and to hear public comments. They also approved several contracts, including a $434,825 bid for a pedestrian foot bridge and dock, and a $176,500 engineering agreement for intersection improvements. The meeting includes public comments on topics like rent increases, taxes, and community concerns.

• Adopted ordinance to add a handicapped parking space on St. James Avenue, West
• Approved emergency contract to P & A Construction for sewer repairs on Barbara Court, up to $40,000
• Authorized agreement with Colliers Engineering for Omar Avenue Extension intersection improvements, up to $176,500
• Accepted bid from Capela Construction for Raritan River Pedestrian Foot Bridge and Dock, $434,825
• Approved liquor license transfer from JPS, Inc. t/a Villa Borghese to KT Woodbridge Liquors, LLC

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council will discuss several administrative items on February 15, 2022, with action scheduled for March 1, 2022. Items include resolutions on tax and sewer overpayments, tax assessor software, refunds from current account and developer's review fund, a traffic ordinance amendment, and an ordinance requesting a waiver of application fee.

• Tax & Sewer Overpayments resolutions
• Tax Assessor Software resolution
• Traffic Ordinance Amendment
• Refund from Current Account resolution
• Refund from Developer's Review Fund resolution

Council

The Council is reviewing ordinances for changes to handicapped parking and a new redevelopment plan for 10 Smith Street and Crows Mill Road. The meeting also includes resolutions for infrastructure repairs, professional services, and equipment purchases.

• First reading of the Keasbey 10 Smith Street and Crows Mill Road Redevelopment Plan
• Emergency contract to P & A Construction for Barbara Court sewer repairs up to $40,000.00
• Engineering services for Omar Avenue Extension–Phase 1 up to $176,500.00
• Security and fire alarm system contract for Township Buildings for $130,000.00
• Purchase of a Western Star 47X Single Axle Hook Lift up to $124,733.00

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Woodbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on a use variance application (Z21-28) by Limited Associates, Inc. to legalize a two-family dwelling at 328 St. James Avenue, appealing the Zoning Officer's decision. The board will also adopt resolutions for previously decided cases, including approvals for Chris & Luanne DiCicco and Satish Vare, and a denial for Gul Amjad. The meeting is scheduled for February 3, 2022, at 6:00 PM in Council Chambers.

• Public hearing on use variance Z21-28 for 328 St. James Avenue (Block 244, Lot 21, R-5 zone) to legalize two-family dwelling
• Resolution to adopt approval for Chris & Luanne DiCicco (Z21-40, granted 1/20/22)
• Resolution to adopt approval for Satish Vare (Z21-39, granted 1/20/22)
• Resolution to adopt denial for Gul Amjad (Z21-31, denied 1/6/22)
• Approval of minutes from January 20, 2022 regular meeting

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Planning Board will hold a regular meeting with a presentation on redevelopment study areas for three properties at 1 Woodbridge Center Drive, followed by public hearings on a minor site plan for a mixed-use addition in Fords and a minor subdivision for two new homes in Avenel.

• Redevelopment investigation presentation for Lux at WBC, LLC, Exchange Developers, and 1 WBC, LLC at 1 Woodbridge Center Drive
• Public hearing for minor site plan #P21-20: 2,414 sq ft addition to mixed-use building at 390 New Brunswick Avenue, Fords, including two two-bedroom apartments
• Public hearing for minor subdivision #P21-27: subdivision of 12,500 SF parcel into two 6,250 SF lots at 262 Woodruff Avenue & Hyatt Street, Avenel
• Approval of minutes from January 19, 2022 regular meeting

Council

The Woodbridge Municipal Council meeting includes discussions on numerous ward-specific road projects, community programs, and local infrastructure. The agenda also features several person-to-person and place-to-place liquor license transfers.

• Liquor License Transfer: 428 JPS, Inc. to KT Woodbridge Liquors LLC
• Liquor License Change of Corporate Structure: Viswasha Foods LLC (The Yellow Chili)
• Liquor License Transfer: Betrucci’s Restaurants, LLC to Velhur, LLC (Noches de Colombia)
• Liquor License Transfer: Badwals Enterprises II, LLC (Mideastro)
• Application for new '31' Type Club Liquor License for American Irish Association of Woodbridge

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council held its regular meeting, adopting three ordinances on second reading: waiving construction permit fees for the Affordable Housing Trust Housing Rehabilitation program, leasing parking at 155 Avenel Street to USW Local 397 for $500/month for one year, and amending Chapter 22 on Flood Damage Prevention to comply with state changes. The council also introduced two ordinances on first reading regarding handicapped parking changes, and approved a consent agenda of resolutions including tax refunds, a liquor license transfer, and a $40,000 emergency generator repair amendment. Public comments covered topics such as Black Lives Matter, firefighter hiring, and COVID-19 treatment concerns.

• Ordinance 2022-05: waives construction permit fees for affordable housing rehabilitation program
• Ordinance 2022-06: lease agreement with USW Local 397 for parking at 155 Avenel Street, $500/month, one-year term
• Ordinance 2022-07: amends Chapter 22 Flood Damage Prevention to align with state regulations
• Resolution: approves liquor license transfer from Fords Room, Inc. to Anais Lounge Center, LLC at 85 Lafayette Street, Fords
• Resolution: amends emergency generator repair authorization to not exceed $40,000

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council will hold a regular meeting with second-reading votes on three ordinances: waiving construction permit fees for the affordable housing rehabilitation program, leasing parking at 155 Avenel Street to USW Local 397, and amending flood damage prevention rules. First-reading ordinances would remove a handicapped parking spot at Aspen Manor Condominiums and add one on St. James Avenue West. The agenda also includes resolutions for tax refunds, a Sustainable Jersey grant, building maintenance bids, and a liquor license transfer.

• Ordinance waiving construction permit fees for affordable housing rehab program
• Lease agreement with USW Local 397 for parking at 155 Avenel Street
• Amendments to handicapped parking: delete 64A Golden Square, add St. James Avenue West
• Resolution approving up to $40,000 for emergency repairs to Town Hall, Police, and 911 generator
• Liquor license transfer from Fords Room, Inc. to Anais Lounge Center, LLC at 85 Lafayette Street

Redevelopment Agency

The Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency is holding its annual reorganization meeting. The agenda includes administering oaths of office to new members, electing a chairperson and vice-chairperson, and appointing a custodian of records. No substantive redevelopment projects or contracts are on the agenda.

• Oaths of office for Brian Small, Cory Spillar, and Hank Haidacher
• Election of chairperson and vice-chairperson
• Appointment of custodian of records

The Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency held its annual reorganization and regular meeting on February 1, 2022. Members were sworn in, and officers were elected for 2022: Henry Haidacher as Chairman and Robert Gillespie as Vice-Chairman. The board unanimously adopted eight resolutions, including approving a bill list of $1,593,343.30 and authorizing a certificate of completion for SJP Properties. No public comments or new business were presented.

• Elected Henry Haidacher as Chairman for 2022 (unanimous)
• Elected Robert Gillespie as Vice-Chairman for 2022 (unanimous)
• Appointed Heather LaMotta as Custodian of Records for 2022 (unanimous)
• Approved bill list from Oct 15, 2021 to Jan 31, 2022 for $1,593,343.30 (unanimous)
• Authorized Certificate of Completion for SJP Properties (unanimous)
• Adopted minutes of Oct 19, 2021 regular meeting (unanimous)
• Designated depositories, cash management plan, and official newspapers for 2022 (unanimous)

Redevelopment Agency

The Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency met to elect agency officers for the 2022 calendar year. The meeting also included resolutions for annual administrative designations and the approval of a bill list.

• Election of Henry Haidacher as Chairperson for 2022
• Election of Robert Gillespie as Vice-Chairperson for 2022
• Approval of Bill List from October 15, 2021 to January 31, 2022 totaling $1,593,343.30
• Authorization of Certificate of Completion for SJP Properties
• Appointment of Heather LaMotta as Custodian of Records for 2022

The Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency held its annual reorganization meeting, electing officers and adopting routine resolutions. The board approved a bill list totaling $1,593,343.30 for the period from October 15, 2021 to January 31, 2022. All resolutions were adopted unanimously.

• Elected Henry Haidacher as Chairperson for 2022 (unanimous)
• Elected Robert Gillespie as Vice-Chairperson for 2022 (unanimous)
• Appointed Heather LaMotta as Custodian of Records for 2022 (unanimous)
• Approved bill list of $1,593,343.30 (unanimous)
• Adopted minutes of October 19, 2021 meeting (unanimous)
• Designated depositories, cash management plan, and official newspapers for 2022 (unanimous)
• Authorized Certificate of Completion for SJP Properties (unanimous)

Council

The provided text is a procedural list of administrative departments and officials scheduled for discussion on February 1, 2022. No specific legislative actions, projects, or resolutions are detailed in this document.

Public Library

The Woodbridge Public Library Board of Trustees is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes, hearing reports, and voting on two resolutions: one approving a memorandum of agreement with AFSCME Local 2923 and another authorizing a cooperative pricing agreement. The agenda also includes a closed session and public comments.

• Resolution 01-2022.01 – Approve AFSCME LOCAL NO. 2923 MOA
• Resolution 01-2022.02 – Authorize Cooperative Pricing Agreement
• Approval of Bills
• Nomination and Election of Officers
• Swearing in of Trustees and Officers

The Woodbridge Public Library Board of Trustees approved the 2022-2024 strategic plan 'A Path Forward' and appointed Rainone, Coughlin, Minchello, LLC as both Library Board Attorney and Labor Attorney. The board also approved tuition reimbursements totaling $5,684 for four students, accepted personnel changes including Linda Cooper's retirement, and approved bill lists totaling $150,596.16. All resolutions passed unanimously with roll call votes.

• Approved 2022-2024 Strategic Plan 'A Path Forward' (unanimous)
• Appointed Rainone, Coughlin, Minchello, LLC as Library Board Attorney, services not to exceed $3,600 (unanimous)
• Appointed Rainone, Coughlin, Minchello, LLC as Labor Attorney, services not to exceed $30,000 (unanimous)
• Approved tuition reimbursement agreements totaling $5,684 for four students (unanimous)
• Accepted retirement of Linda Cooper, Librarian 4, effective 01/01/2022 (unanimous)
• Accepted resignations of Charles Cole and Courtnee Aristil (unanimous)
• Approved bill lists totaling $150,596.16 (unanimous)

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Woodbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting on January 20, 2022, at 6:00 PM in Council Chambers. The board will adopt resolutions for previously decided cases and hold public hearings on four variance applications, including a use variance appeal to legalize a two-family dwelling and three bulk variance requests for residential additions or new construction.

• Resolution to adopt denial of T&Z Auto, LLC #Z21-02 (denied 12/16/21)
• Resolution to adopt grant of Niraj Patel #Z21-36 (granted 1/6/22)
• Public hearing: Use Variance #Z21-28, 328 St. James Avenue, Woodbridge — appeal to legalize two-family dwelling
• Public hearing: Bulk Variances #Z21-33, 7 Vera Lane, Iselin — 10 ft. x 10 ft. gazebo
• Public hearing: Bulk Variances #Z21-40, 55 Leslie Road, Colonia — 16 ft. x 22 ft. one-story addition

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Planning Board is meeting via teleconference to approve minutes from the January 5, 2022 meeting and adopt resolutions for two previously granted applications: Griffin Enterprises, LLC (#P21-30) and Catawba Associates, Woodbridge LLC (#P21-32). No other substantive items are listed.

• Adoption of resolution for Griffin Enterprises, LLC #P21-30 (granted 12/15/21)
• Adoption of resolution for Catawba Associates, Woodbridge LLC #P21-32 (granted 12/15/21)
• Approval of minutes from January 5, 2022 regular meeting

Redevelopment Agency

The January 18, 2022 meeting of the Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency has been canceled. The next scheduled meeting is February 15, 2022. No agenda items were discussed or decided.

• Meeting canceled for January 18, 2022
• Next meeting scheduled for February 15, 2022

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is holding a meeting to discuss a wide range of municipal items, including road projects, community events, and redevelopment. The agenda includes several liquor license transfers and changes, as well as a discussion on re-warding ward boundaries and filling a council vacancy. Many items are listed as discussion topics without specific action items.

• Liquor license transfers: KT Woodbridge Liquors LLC, Anais Lounge, Noches de Colombia, and Mideastro
• Route 1 redevelopment: Star/City Motels, Americana/Avenel Motels, Holiday Inn Express expansion, Pier I Imports property
• Downtown parking on New Brunswick Ave.
• Woodbridge Waterfront Park / Keasbey
• Re-warding (ward boundaries) and council vacancy (First Ward)

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council held its regular meeting, adopting four ordinances on second reading and introducing three more. It also passed 25 resolutions, including budget insertions, shared services agreements, and contracts. Public comments were heard on fire district elections and train crossings.

• Ordinance 2022-01: traffic signal at New Brunswick Ave and Pennsylvania Ave
• Ordinance 2022-04: subdivision and sale of Lot 35.01 to American Irish Association
• Resolution: $457,900 for Phase 1 emergency repairs to Municipal Complex Parking Garage
• Resolution: $1,100,000 Middlesex County Pistol Range Repair & Construction Contribution
• Resolution: $82,500 NJDOT STEP Grant, $7,871.56 Body Armor Replacement Grant, $75,000 DLGS Local Recreation Improvement Grant

The Woodbridge Township Council unanimously appointed Sharon McAuliffe to fill the First Ward council vacancy created by the passing of Nancy Bader-Drumm, serving until the November 2022 election results are certified. The council also adopted four ordinances on second reading, including a traffic signal installation and a land sale to the American Irish Association, and passed 26 resolutions covering appointments, grants, contracts, and tax grace periods.

• Appointed Sharon McAuliffe as First Ward Councilperson (unanimous)
• Adopted ordinance for traffic signal at New Brunswick Ave & Pennsylvania Ave (unanimous)
• Adopted ordinance adding handicapped parking on Garfield Ave and Ronald Drive (unanimous)
• Adopted ordinance amending Chapter 28 'Sewers' (unanimous)
• Adopted ordinance authorizing subdivision and sale of Lot 35.01 to American Irish Association (unanimous)
• Passed first reading of ordinances on construction permit fees, lease with USW Local 397, and flood damage prevention (unanimous)
• Approved 26 resolutions including appointments, grants, contracts, and tax grace period (unanimous)

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council will hold a regular meeting with second-reading votes on four ordinances, including a traffic signal at New Brunswick and Pennsylvania Avenues, a sewer ordinance amendment, and the subdivision and sale of a lot to the American Irish Association. First-reading ordinances include waiving construction permit fees for affordable housing rehab, a parking lease with USW Local 397, and a flood damage prevention amendment. The council will also consider numerous resolutions, including appointments, budget insertions, contracts, and a nationwide opioid settlement.

• Ordinance approving traffic signal installation at New Brunswick Ave (CR 616) and Pennsylvania Ave
• Ordinance authorizing subdivision of Lot 35, Block 59 and sale of Lot 35.01 to American Irish Association
• Resolution to insert $1,100,000 Middlesex County Pistol Range Repair & Construction Contribution into SFY 2022 budget
• Resolution authorizing $457,900 emergency contract with T & M Associates for Municipal Complex Parking Garage repairs
• Resolution authorizing participation in nationwide opioid settlement with Johnson & Johnson, McKesson, Cardinal Health, AmerisourceBergen

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is discussing several administrative items for potential action at a future meeting. These include resolutions for grants, tax and sewer overpayment refunds, a disabled veteran resolution, county tax appeals, and an amendment to a shared services agreement with the Avenel Fire District for accounting services. Also under discussion are proposed traffic ordinance amendments.

• Sustainable Jersey Grant resolution
• Ch. 159 – STEP Grant resolution
• Ch. 159 – Body Armor resolution
• Tax & Sewer Overpayments resolutions
• Amendment to Shared Services with Avenel Fire District for Accounting Services

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Board will consider public hearings for bulk variance requests in Iselin and Colonia. These include a proposal for a shed at 83 Aberdeen Avenue and a two and a half story dwelling at 82 Ravine Drive.

• Bulk Variances #Z21-36: 83 Aberdeen Avenue, Iselin (shed construction)
• Bulk Variances #Z21-31: 82 Ravine Drive, Colonia (two and a half story dwelling with three car garage)

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Planning Board will meet to approve minutes from December 15, 2021, and adopt resolutions, including one for United States Gypsum (P21-17, granted 12/1/21) and two acknowledging council requests to study specific properties in the Woodbridge Proper and Keasby sections.

• Approval of minutes from December 15, 2021 regular meeting
• Resolution for United States Gypsum #P21-17 (granted 12/1/21)
• Resolution acknowledging council request to study Block 280.1, Lot 11 C0001; Block 280.01, Lot 11 C0002; Block 280.01, Lot 11 C0003 (Woodbridge Proper)
• Resolution acknowledging council request to study Block 28.02, Lot 10.01; Block 39.01, Lot 11 (Keasby)

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council held its reorganization meeting, electing Howie Bauer as Council President and Gregg Ficarra as Vice President for 2022. The council also approved a consent agenda of resolutions and ordinances, including appointments, leaves of absence, and various contracts. The meeting opened with a moment of silence for the late Councilwoman Nancy Drumm, who passed away on January 2, 2022.

• Approved $2,195,700 bid for Woodbridge Firearms Training Facility Renovation and Repair Project
• Authorized $60,000 engineering agreement for New Dover Road and Colonia Boulevard intersection improvements
• Authorized $78,525 architectural services agreement with The Vaughn Collaborative
• Approved ordinance for traffic signal installation at New Brunswick Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue
• Supported cannabis facility operated by GSD NJ LLC d/b/a Garden State Dispensary

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is holding a meeting with a lengthy agenda of items to discuss, including several liquor license transfers and changes, street closings, and the re-warding process. The agenda also lists numerous community topics and projects raised by council members, but no formal votes are scheduled.

• Liquor license transfer from 428 JPS, Inc. to KT Woodbridge Liquors LLC
• Liquor license transfer from Fords Room, LLC t/a Fire N Ice to Anais Lounge Center Jersey, LLC
• Liquor license transfer from Betrucci's Restaurants, LLC to Velhur, LLC t/a Noches de Colombia
• Application for new Club '31' liquor license for American Irish Association of Woodbridge
• Re-warding (ward boundaries) board of ward commissioners

Council

The Council is conducting a reorganization meeting to appoint a Council President and Vice President. The agenda also includes first readings of ordinances regarding traffic signals, sewer amendments, and land subdivision.

• Ordinance for traffic signal installation at New Brunswick Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue
• Subdivision and sale of Lot 35.01 within Block 59 to the American Irish Association of Woodbridge, Inc.
• Contract with Daskal, LLC for firearms training facility renovation up to $2,195,700.00
• Engineering services agreement with Colliers Engineering & Design up to $60,000.00
• Design services contract with The Vaughn Collaborative up to $78,525.00

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is preparing for its January 18, 2022 action meeting. At this January 4 discussion session, the council will consider an amendment to the Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance (Chapter 22 of the Revised Ordinances), as well as resolutions for tax, sewer, and parking overpayment refunds. No formal votes are scheduled for this meeting.

• Amendment to Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance, Ch. 22 of Revised Ordinances
• Tax and sewer overpayment refunds via resolutions
• Parking refunds via resolution