Vineland public meetings in 2023
26 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The City Council will consider several ordinances including lead service line replacements and updates to employee compensation plans. The agenda also includes various resolutions regarding city budgets, contracts, and appointments.
- Ordinance 2023-71: Replacement of lead service lines on private property
- Ordinance 2023-75: Industrial-Business Zone standards update
- Ordinance 2023-76: No parking restrictions along Mill Road
- Contract award to A.C. Schultes, Inc. for pump repair/replacement: $78,834.00
- Contract award to Core & Main LP for water utility fittings: $96,110.00
City Council
The City Council will consider several ordinances including fire department composition, lead service line replacement terms, and various municipal compensation plans. The agenda also includes resolutions regarding sewer extensions, utility contracts, and local business loans.
- Ordinance No. 2023-71: Terms for replacing lead service lines on private property
- Ordinance No. 2023-75: Amendments to I-B Industrial-Business Zone standards
- Resolution No. 2023-574: Sanitary sewer line extension for Hawk Pointe Townhomes
- Resolution No. 2023-578: $61,721.70 change order for Terra Tech Services, LLC
- Resolution No. 2023-579: Contract for distribution transformers for Vineland Municipal Electric Utility
City Council
The City Council will review several ordinances regarding police training, fees for the police training center range, and compensation plans for fire prevention and mechanics. The agenda also includes various resolutions for municipal contracts, including road resurfacing and water treatment supplies.
- Ordinance 2023-67: Fees for use of the City of Vineland Police Training Center range
- Resolution 2023-554: $81,310.79 contract for chlorine gas and tablets for water treatment
- Resolution 2023-556: $174,304.00 contract for pole mounted reclosers
- Resolution 2023-557: $18,000.00 contract for demolition at 1136 E. Walnut Road
- Resolution 2023-558: $32,000.00 contract for demolition at 1535 & 1405 N. Mill Road
City Council
The City Council will consider several ordinances regarding personnel compensation, parking restrictions on State Street, and land dedications. The agenda also includes a consent agenda containing numerous resolutions for grants, infrastructure projects, and professional service contracts.
- Ordinance 2023-64: No parking restrictions on portions of State Street
- Ordinance 2023-65: Land dedication for Heritage Drive and Cliffside Drive cul-de-sacs
- Resolution 2023-518: Grant application for resurfacing Freddy Lane
- Resolution 2023-519: Grant application for Memorial School ADA walkway improvements
- Resolution 2023-528: Engineering services for West Vineland Substation rebuild up to $219,200.00
City Council
The council will hold a final reading on a land sale to Davy Realty, LLC and first readings on new traffic ordinances. The agenda also includes multiple cannabis license renewals for Columbia Care New Jersey LLC. Additionally, several service contracts and bond details will be considered.
- Final reading of Ordinance 2023-59 to sell right-of-way to Davy Realty, LLC
- Cannabis license renewals for Columbia Care New Jersey LLC at three locations
- $206,603.10 contract with Siemens Energy, Inc. for outage support
- $100,333.77 contract to Zone Striping Inc. for citywide linestriping
- $94,700.00 contract to Dutchman Contracting, LLC for a fire department pole barn
City Council
The City Council will review several ordinances regarding employee compensation, parking restrictions, and no-passing zones. The agenda also includes a $208,000 property acquisition for public use and various municipal contracts.
- Ordinance to acquire 633 E. Wood Street for $208,000.00
- Ordinance establishing no-passing zones on Palermo Avenue and Dante Avenue
- Ordinance providing temporary parking restrictions on N. Fourth Street
- Contract award to South State, Inc. for Walnut Road public works yard paving for $295,253.20
- Resolution regarding a grant application for the Landis Marketplace film and digital media studio conversion
City Council
The City Council is considering three resolutions regarding cannabis business licenses. These actions are conditioned upon state licensure and the execution of host community agreements.
- Resolution 2023-432: Class V annual cannabis retail license for Bud Bazaar LLC
- Resolution 2023-433: Class II annual cannabis manufacture license for Sweetspot Manufacturing NJ LLC
- Resolution 2023-434: Class II annual cannabis manufacture license for Wiseco NJ, LLC
City Council
The City Council will review several ordinances regarding city codes, parking restrictions, and employee compensation. The agenda also includes resolutions for cannabis cultivation licenses and various municipal contracts.
- Ordinance to acquire 633 E. Wood Street for $208,000.00
- Cannabis cultivation license resolutions for Veterans for Alternative Medicine South Jersey LLC, Shiv Leela NJ LLC, and Garden Greens LLC
- Ordinance establishing no passing zones on Palermo Avenue and Dante Avenue
- Ordinance providing temporary parking restrictions on N. Fourth Street
- Resolution for a $305,000.00 grant application for Urban Enterprise Zone cleaning and maintenance
City Council
The City Council will meet to ratify the appointment of Stephen Barse as Associate Solicitor. The council will also consider a shared services agreement with Millville for temporary municipal court services.
- Ratification of Stephen Barse, Esq. as Associate Solicitor
- Shared services agreement with Millville for temporary municipal court services
City Council
The City Council will hold final readings on ordinances regarding building demolition, landfill redevelopment, and fee updates for tattooing and restaurants. The agenda also includes the authorization of several service contracts and the acceptance of various state grants.
- Bond ordinance appropriating $950,000 for building demolition and disposal
- Adoption of the Municipal Landfill Redevelopment Plan
- Contract award to Atlantic Coast Alarm, Inc. not to exceed $92,825
- Amendments to tattooing and body piercing fees and requirements
- Acceptance of $48,600 from the Safe & Secure Communities Grant
City Council
The City Council will review ordinances regarding tattooing and restaurant fees, as well as an easement for storm water flow near Sheridan Avenue. The agenda also includes a bond for building demolition and a resolution to authorize legal action against manufacturers for PFAS chemical contamination.
- Bond ordinance for building demolition ($950,000 appropriation)
- Legal services agreement to litigate claims against manufacturers of PFAS
- Contract award to Kennedy Concrete, Inc. up to $125,000.00
- Purchase of body worn cameras and tasers from Axon Enterprise, Inc.
- Demolition of structures at 1100 Elm Road for $56,500.00
City Council
The City Council will review ordinances regarding local housing development, security guard compensation, and storm water easements. The agenda also includes resolutions for various municipal contracts, grant applications, and public service recognitions.
- Sale of specific lots to Vineland Development Corporation for low and/or moderate income housing
- Professional services agreement with Siemens Energy, Inc. for $499,826.74
- Contract with Monarch Boiler Const. Co., Inc. for $122,554.00
- Purchase of uniforms from Cintas Corporation up to $29,682.00
- Designation of Plum Street as 'Dr. ML King, Jr. Way'
City Council
The City Council will review ordinances regarding compensation plans for lifeguards and security guards. They will also consider the sale of specific lots to the Vineland Development Corporation for affordable housing development. Other items include grant applications and equipment purchases.
- Ordinance 2023-43: Sale of land to Vineland Development Corporation for low/moderate income housing
- Resolution 2023-318: $3,000,000.00 grant application for Vineland West Industrial Park Project
- Resolution 2023-325: Purchase of two Altec aerial trucks up to $589,434.00
- Ordinance 2023-41: Final reading on lifeguard compensation plan
- Resolution 2023-316: $495,411.00 budget revenue from NJ Department of Health
City Council
The Vineland City Council will review ordinances regarding employee compensation and road vacation. The agenda includes several resolutions for vehicle purchases, contract awards, and budget adjustments. A motion will also be considered to refer a redevelopment area expansion request to the Planning Board.
- Ordinance 2023-40: Vacating a portion of Lilac Drive at W. Walnut Road
- Resolution 2023-286: $1,500,000.00 budget insertion for the Vineland UEZ Exterior Improvement Program
- Resolution 2023-293: $304,054.31 contract award for the 2023 Pavement Preservation Program
- Resolution 2023-298: Purchase of two Altec aerial device trucks up to $618,538.00
- Resolution 2023-292: Architectural/engineering agreement for the 4th Floor Renovation Project ($75,375.00)
City Council
The City Council will hold a final reading on the Energy and Minerals Condemment Redevelopment Plan. The meeting also includes consideration of a $2,000,000 grant application for a new commercial building in the Main Street District. Other items involve contracts for sidewalk repairs, engineering services, and equipment purchases.
- Final reading on Ordinance 2023-38 regarding the Energy and Minerals Condemnation Redevelopment Plan
- $2,000,000 grant application for a new commercial/retail building in the Vineland Main Street District
- $486,328 contract with Manny Concrete, LLC for the 2023 Citywide Sidewalk Program
- $144,277.18 agreement with CME Associates for engineering services on Landis Avenue Phase 5
- Purchase of a playground for Gonzalez Park not to exceed $27,709.53
City Council
The City Council is reviewing ordinances regarding street rights-of-way and alcohol hours. The agenda also includes several resolutions for infrastructure projects, equipment purchases, and property sales.
- $5,757,456.91 contract for Landis Avenue resurfacing and signal upgrades
- $250,000.00 grant application to convert Landis Marketplace into a film studio
- Up to $300,943.00 purchase of an ambulance remount for EMS/Fire
- Ordinance amending alcoholic beverage closed hours
- Sale of 504 N.W. Boulevard to the highest bidder
City Council
The City Council will conduct final readings on ordinances regarding police department regulations and employee compensation plans. The agenda also includes resolutions for various city contracts, including garage demolition and truck purchases.
- Final reading on ordinance to amend Police Department regulations
- $641,000 contract for electric utility garage demolition and replacement
- $500,000 grant application to rehabilitate the Vineland Marketplace
- Purchase of three International trucks not to exceed $577,346.50
- $1,400,000 certificate of deposit for electric utility emissions allowances
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings on ordinances regarding a new bicycle lane and personnel compensation plans. The agenda also includes several resolutions for vehicle purchases and infrastructure contracts.
- Establishment of a bicycle lane on S. Seventh Street between Chestnut Avenue and Landis Avenue
- Purchase of a sewer cleaner for up to $656,767.00
- Purchase of three dump trucks for up to $605,585.52
- Upfitting police vehicles for up to $102,866.79
- Construction contract for Vineland Fire Headquarters Station 6
City Council
The City Council will conduct a public hearing and vote to adopt the 2023 municipal budget. The agenda also includes adopting the Oak Road Redevelopment Plan and several ordinances regarding street right-of-ways. Additionally, the council will consider various infrastructure contracts and grant funding insertions.
- Adoption of the 2023 municipal budget
- Approval of the Oak Road Redevelopment Plan
- North East Avenue resurfacing contract ($552,900.00)
- Pagliughi Park courts project ($218,500.00)
- Siemens Energy service agreement ($324,779.64)
City Council
The City Council will hold final readings on bond ordinances for road, drainage, and capital improvements totaling over $11 million. The agenda also includes a $500,000 land purchase and the adoption of the Oak Road Redevelopment Plan. Public hearings are scheduled regarding changes to Liberty Avenue and Cornell Street right-of-ways.
- Bond ordinance for $5,000,000 in road, drainage, and sidewalk improvements
- Bond ordinance for $6,380,000 in various capital improvements
- Purchase of Block 3402, Lot 39 from Cumberland Recycling for $500,000
- Adoption of the Oak Road Redevelopment Plan
- Sale of 1544 Mays Landing Road to LJR Real Estate for $65,000
City Council
The City Council will review the introduction of the 2023 budget and several bond ordinances. These include funding for road, drainage, and sidewalk improvements as well as various capital projects. The meeting also includes final readings on ordinances regarding land use, shopping carts, and city staff titles.
- Bond Ordinance 2023-22: $5,00,000,000 for road, drainage, and sidewalk improvements
- Bond Ordinance 2023-23: $6,380,000 for various capital improvements
- Ordinance 2023-21: Purchase of Block 3402, Lot 39 from Cumberland Recycling for $500,000.00
- Resolution 2023-102: Introduction of the 2023 City Budget
- Ordinance 2023-17: New restrictions on removing shopping carts from stores
City Council
The City Council will review several ordinances, including a $1.6 million bond for the Joseph E. Romano Sports Complex and changes to police hiring procedures. The agenda also includes first readings on land use and shopping cart regulations. Additionally, the council will consider various resolutions regarding contracts and property sales.
- $1,600,000 bond ordinance for improvements to the Joseph E. Romano Sports Complex
- $1,136,381.00 contract award to Mathis Construction Co., Inc. for citywide drainage
- Ordinance regarding hiring police officers without civil service examination
- Sale of 1544 Mays Landing Road to LJR Real Estate for $65,000.00
- $1,701,575.89 change order to Winzinger Inc.
City Council
The City Council will hold final readings on ordinances regarding a new firehouse, firearms permit fees, and employee expense reimbursements. The council will also consider first readings for sports complex improvements and police hiring procedures. Several resolutions regarding municipal contracts and grants are also scheduled for approval.
- $5,000,000 bond ordinance for new firehouse construction
- $1,600,000 bond ordinance for Joseph E. Romano Sports Complex improvements
- Ordinance setting fees and requirements for firearms permits
- $1,500,000 grant application for urban enterprise microbusinesses and nonprofits
- $105,000 contribution increase for Landis Avenue beautification project
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several ordinances regarding infrastructure and municipal compensation. Key items include funding for electric utility equipment and a bond for new firehouse construction. The meeting also includes final readings on zoning changes and property transfers.
- $11,000,000 appropriation for electric utility substation equipment replacement
- $5,000,000 bond ordinance for new firehouse construction
- Rezoning of Block 7503 from industrial to agricultural and woodlands
- Transfer of 3521 D’Ippolito Drive to the Industrial Commission
- Amendments to city classification and compensation plans
City Council
The City Council is conducting a public hearing and final reading for Ordinance No. 2023-03. This ordinance proposes appropriating $4,000,000 from the Capital Improvement Fund to purchase trash trucks for Vineland.
- Ordinance No. 2023-03: $4,000,000 appropriation for trash truck purchases
City Council
The Vineland City Council is reviewing ordinances regarding land rezoning and employee compensation plans. The meeting also includes first readings for significant appropriations for electric utility equipment and trash trucks.
- $11,000,000 appropriation for electric utility substation equipment replacement
- $4,000,000 appropriation for the purchase of trash trucks
- Rezoning portions of Block 7503 from industrial to agricultural and woodlands
- Sale of 3521 D’Ippolito Drive to AG Holding, LLC for $50,000.00
- Purchase of 10 refuse trucks not to exceed $3,778,880.00