Vineland public meetings in 2021
25 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The City Council will hold final readings on ordinances regarding employee compensation plans and tax exemption agreements. The agenda also includes reviewing various municipal contracts and a cannabis retail license application.
- Bond ordinance for the construction of a new firehouse (Ordinance 2021-81)
- Financial agreement for the Newcomb Hospital Redevelopment Area (Ordinance 2021-79)
- Cannabis retail license application for Columbia Care New Jersey, LLC
- Contract for stack emissions and RATA testing services up to $293,890.00
- Engineering and land surveying services contract up to $188,000.00
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings on ordinances regarding cannabis land use and sewer improvements on Cavallo Drive. The agenda also includes first readings of several union compensation plan amendments and various contract approvals.
- Ordinance 2021-73: Regulations for medical and adult use cannabis
- Bond Ordinance 2021-75: $210,000 for sanitary sewer extension on Cavallo Drive
- Contract award: $1,145,530.00 for controls upgrade at Howard M. Down and Clayville units
- Change order: $322,350.00 for Environmental Strategies & Applications, Inc.
- Demolition contract: $38,891.00 for structures at 738 South West Blvd
City Council
The City Council will finalize ordinances regarding speed limit changes on East Avenue and zoning corrections. The council will also hold first readings for new cannabis land use regulations and sewer improvements on Cavallo Drive.
- First reading of ordinance establishing medical and adult-use cannabis regulations
- $210,000 bond ordinance for sanitary sewer extension on Cavallo Drive
- $2,613,360.67 contract for Palermo Avenue resurfacing
- $2,438,778.83 contract for Garden and Mill traffic signalization
- Authorization to participate in nationwide opioid settlements
City Council
The City Council will vote on ordinances regarding hydrant testing procedures and court staff compensation. The agenda also includes resolutions for various municipal contracts and equipment purchases.
- Purchase of motor vehicles up to $386,205.47
- Purchase of body worn cameras up to $171,670.10
- Engineering support for the Electric Utility up to $36,000.00
- Ordinance establishing speed limits on East Avenue
- Ordinance regarding hydrant flow testing procedures
City Council
The Vineland City Council will consider ordinances to update compensation plans for several city positions and re-establish hydrant flow testing procedures. The council will also review resolutions regarding new revenue from the Neighborhood Preservation Program and various municipal contracts.
- $125,000 revenue addition from the NJ Department of Community Affairs Neighborhood Preservation Program
- Ordinances amending compensation plans for city positions including Recreation Program Specialist and Supervising Mechanic
- Re-establishing procedures for hydrant flow testing on city and private hydrants
- Contract award to Continental Resources, Inc. for City Wi-Fi improvement project
- $10,000 change order for professional services contract with Clarke Caton Hintz
City Council
The City Council will consider ordinances to establish a separate Division of Recreation and update various staff compensation plans. The agenda also includes resolutions for property sales, utility contracts, and engineering agreements. Additionally, the council will review a nearly $2 million federal grant allocation.
- Ordinance to establish a separate Division of Recreation
- Sale of 508 Washington Avenue to BKMK Sachs, LLC for $12,609.42
- Federal Highway Administration grant allocation of $1,977,999.53
- Professional services agreement with Siemens Energy, Inc. for $452,402.55
- Contract for water meters from Rio Supply Inc. for $239,200.00
City Council
The City Council will review a bond ordinance to fund the construction of a new fire station. The agenda also includes amendments to the Center City Redevelopment Plan and updates to city employee compensation plans. Other items involve property sales and various municipal service contracts.
- Bond ordinance appropriating $17,000,000 for fire station construction
- Amendments to the Center City Redevelopment Plan for Block 3016 Lot 22 and Block 4007 Lot 22
- Sale of 508 Washington Avenue to BKMK, LLC for $12,609.42
- Contract award to TEI Construction Services, Inc. for $70,011.00
- Professional services agreement with Waldron Engineering and Construction, Inc. up to $69,000.00
City Council
The Vineland City Council will consider ordinances for a new fire station and updates to the Center City Redevelopment Plan. The agenda also includes reviews of contracts for road repairs, utility supplies, and equipment purchases.
- Bond ordinance for fire station construction totaling $17,000,000
- Contract for Sixth Street road program completion for $467,023.75
- Burns Avenue pavement preservation and safety improvements for $293,845.60
- Purchase of a new Isuzu trash truck for up to $116,887.00
- Amendments to the Center City Redevelopment Plan for Block 3016 Lot 22 and Block 4007 Lot 22
City Council
The City Council will hold final readings on ordinances regarding employee compensation plans and a new four-way stop at Columbia Avenue and Lake Road. The agenda also includes resolutions for purchasing ambulances, maintenance equipment, and vehicle chassis. Additionally, the council will recognize two employees retiring from public service.
- Ordinance to designate the intersection of Columbia Avenue and Lake Road as a four-way stop
- Purchase of two Ford F550 ambulance remounts for up to $462,548.10
- Purchase of grounds maintenance equipment for up to $125,309.17
- Ordinance to amend compensation plans for police officers and the fire director
- Purchase of two Ram 5500 chassis cabs for up to $251,624.16
City Council
The City Council will hold a final reading on an ordinance authorizing a lease purchase agreement for up to $21,000,000 for the Fire Station and DPW Building Project. The agenda also includes first readings for several employee compensation plan updates and a new four-way stop at Columbia Avenue and Lake Road.
- Final reading on $21,000,000 lease purchase agreement for Fire Station and DPW Building Project
- First reading of ordinance to designate Columbia Avenue and Lake Road as a four-way stop
- Purchase of motor vehicles from Mall Chevrolet Inc. up to $111,868.79
- Purchase of an MX5400 HST tractor for the Recreation Division up to $43,005.27
- Contract with MPW Industrial Water Services, Inc. for $157,370.00
City Council
The City Council will hold final readings on ordinances regarding a major fire station project and parking changes on Washington Avenue. The agenda also includes several contract renewals, equipment purchases, and budget adjustments. Additionally, the council will review requests to amend redevelopment plans for properties on South 6th Street and East Wood Street.
- $21 million lease purchase agreement for Fire Station and DPW Building project
- No parking restrictions ordinance for a portion of Washington Avenue
- Purchase of five Ford Utility Interceptor vehicles for $158,580.00
- Professional services agreement for North East Avenue resurfacing up to $37,500.00
- Redevelopment plan amendments for 115 South 6th Street and 700 East Wood Street
City Council
The City Council will review a lease purchase agreement for up to $21,000,000 regarding the fire station and DPW building project. The agenda also includes final readings on cannabis regulations and property acquisitions. Additionally, several contracts for police equipment and utility maintenance are up for approval.
- $21,000,000 lease purchase agreement for fire station and DPW building project
- Purchase of 1674 W. Garden Road for $520,000.00
- New regulations for medical and adult-use cannabis establishments
- Contract for police body armor not to exceed $35,071.40
- $306,500.00 contract for radium removal media at Water Treatment Facility Well No. 3
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing for a budget amendment and vote on adopting the 2021 calendar year budget. The agenda also includes the renewal of alcoholic beverage licenses and the authorization of special law enforcement officers.
- Public hearing for Resolution No. 2021-301 to amend the budget
- Adoption of the 2021 City of Vineland budget via Resolution No. 2021-305
- Renewal of alcoholic beverage licenses for July 1, 2021, to June 20, 2022
- Authorization of special law enforcement officers for 2021
City Council
The City Council will consider a lease purchase agreement for up to $21,000,000 regarding the Vineland Fire Station and DPW Building Project. The agenda includes first readings of ordinances for cannabis regulations and property acquisitions. Several resolutions for equipment purchases and utility services are also scheduled.
- $21,000,000 lease purchase agreement for fire station and DPW building project
- Purchase of 1674 W. Garden Road for $520,000.00
- Ordinances establishing regulations and taxes for cannabis establishments
- $157,853.01 purchase of a Mack Granite truck
- $65,182.96 contract to replace playground surface at Cunningham ADA Playground
City Council
The City Council will hold a final reading on a $21 million lease purchase agreement for a new fire station and DPW building. The agenda also includes first readings on ordinances regarding parking restrictions and employee compensation plans. Several contracts for police vehicles and technology are also up for approval.
- $21,000,000 lease purchase agreement for Vineland Fire Station and DPW Building Project
- $383,892.00 contract with Winner Ford for twelve police and K9 utility vehicles
- $354,922.84 purchase of a Peterbilt truck and loader from Hunter Jersey Peterbilt
- $40,392.72 contract with Dell for police department MDT replacements
- Grant application for resurfacing Pennsylvania Avenue from Lincoln Avenue to Hance Bridge Road
City Council
The City Council will consider a lease purchase agreement for up to $21,000,000 regarding the Fire Station and DPW Building project. The agenda includes several ordinances to amend compensation plans for various city officials and departments. Additionally, the council will review multiple resolutions for vehicle purchases and service contracts.
- $21,000,000 lease purchase agreement for Fire Station and DPW Building project
- $972,642.00 contract for hot mix asphalt from South State, Inc.
- $169,431.91 purchase of a Kubota tractor with boom and mulcher head
- Settlement agreement with NJDEP regarding the Howard Down Generating Station
- Ordinances to amend compensation plans for various city officials
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several ordinances to update compensation plans for various city officials. The agenda also includes numerous resolutions for infrastructure projects, including sidewalk and road maintenance.
- $378,507.70 contract for the 2021 Citywide Sidewalk Program
- $183,718.00 contract for water utility regulatory water sampling
- $293,363.63 contract for microsurfacing
- Ordinances to amend compensation plans for various city officials
- $92,761.06 contract for chipseal
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several ordinances and resolutions during this meeting. Items include changes to parking restrictions on Almond Street, staff compensation plans, and a land donation. The council will also consider various service contracts and utility equipment purchases.
- Ordinance to repeal parking restrictions on a portion of Almond Street
- Groundwater remediation at Public Works Yard on Walnut Road up to $2,288,380.00
- Acceptance of land donation at 200 N.W. Boulevard
- Contract for UHF radio system infrastructure installation for $218,135.13
- Purchase of Dell tablets and hardware for the Water Utility up to $18,721.36
City Council
The City Council will conduct a public hearing for the 2021 municipal budget and hold final readings on ordinances regarding economic assistance for Gold Star families and administrative code updates. The agenda also includes first readings for parking changes on Almond Street and the acceptance of a land donation at 200 N.W. Boulevard.
- Public hearing on the 2021 municipal budget
- Ordinance providing economic assistance to Gold Star families
- Contract for gas compressor building alterations up to $284,115.00
- Purchase of five Dodge Chargers for police detectives up to $163,570.00
- Contract award to BASF Corporation for carbon monoxide catalyst at $257,000.00
City Council
The City Council will hold final readings on bond ordinances for capital improvements and infrastructure upgrades. The agenda also includes resolutions regarding municipal vehicle purchases, contract renewals, and economic assistance for Gold Star families.
- Bond ordinance appropriating $7,597,000 for various capital improvements
- Bond ordinance appropriating $5,000,000 for road, drainage, and sidewalk improvements
- Ordinance providing economic assistance to Gold Star families
- Purchase of Chevrolet Silverado 1500 vehicles for City Engineer and DPW divisions
- Amendment to increase an economic development loan to Cronk-Curcio Realty, LLC to $1,695,465.00
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several ordinances, including updates to employee compensation plans and a property transfer to the Industrial Commission. The agenda also includes first readings for bond ordinances totaling over $12 million for capital projects and road repairs. Additionally, the 2021 city budget will be introduced.
- Bond ordinance for $7,597,000 in capital improvements
- Bond ordinance for $5,000,000 in road and drainage improvements
- Property transfer to Vineland Industrial Commission
- Introduction of the 2021 City Budget
- Left turn prohibition at S Delsea Drive and W Sherman Avenue
City Council
The City Council will review ordinances regarding stormwater control and employee compensation plans. The meeting also includes a vote on acquiring property from Joseph and Marie Russo.
- Acquisition of Block 803 Lot 10 from Joseph and Marie Russo
- Left turn prohibition at S. Delsea Drive and W. Sherman Avenue
- $62,208.00 contract for water module components
- $10,000.00 agreement for affordable housing planning services
- Amendments to municipal compensation plans
City Council
The City Council will hold final readings on ordinances regarding affordable housing requirements and municipal budget appropriation limits. The agenda also includes first readings for various personnel compensation plan amendments and a property acquisition. Several professional service contracts and grant agreements are scheduled for approval.
- Ordinance 2021-6 regarding affordable housing requirements
- Ordinance 2021-7 to exceed municipal budget appropriation limits
- $21,928.52 change order for Charles Marandino, LLC
- $37,400.00 engineering services agreement with Advanced Geoservices
- Acquisition of Block 803 Lot 10 from Joseph and Marie Russo
City Council
The Vineland City Council will consider ordinances regarding speed limit revisions on Landis Avenue and tax exemption pilot agreements. The agenda also includes updates to municipal compensation plans and affordable housing requirements. Additionally, the council will review several professional service contracts and grant participations.
- Speed limit revisions for portions of Landis Avenue (Ordinance 2021-2)
- PILOT agreements for project tax exemptions (Ordinance 2021-3)
- Amendments to municipal compensation plans for various roles (Ordinances 2021-1, 2021-4, 2021-5)
- Animal shelter services agreement with Cumberland County SPCA (Resolution 2021-45)
- Portable toilet rentals for all city parks (Resolution 2021-57)
City Council
The council will vote on ordinances regarding employee compensation and the Center City Redevelopment Plan. They will also consider speed limit changes on Landis Avenue and the 2021 Downtown Improvement District budget.
- Purchase of a Pierce Enforcer fire truck not to exceed $885,595.13
- Speed limit revisions for portions of Landis Avenue
- Software maintenance contract not to exceed $86,503.00
- Amendments to the Center City Redevelopment Plan (Block 4004 Lot 10)
- 2021 budget and assessment roll for the Downtown Improvement District