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The committee approved a resolution to authorize the annual renewal of payroll services with Prime Point LLC for the third renewal period covering 05/01/2025 to 04/30/2026. The consent agenda also included an amendment to a professional-services engineering contract for the 2023 Polk Road Access Improvement (Remington and Vernon Engineers) and awarded forward contracts for 2025 services to AFJ Landscaping Supply and Garden Center, Britain Industries, and Green Guides Recycling Solutions.

The consent package was adopted by roll call. Roll call recorded Committee member Alba (yes), Committee member Martinez (yes), Deputy Mayor Raffae (yes) and Mayor Roberts (yes). The committee then moved on to other business.

No speaker during the meeting asked to remove items from consent for separate discussion. Staff will proceed with contract renewals and amendments according to normal procurement and contracting procedures and will provide required documentation to the clerk for contract files.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Pennsauken Township Committee Meeting - May 1, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","On consent, the committee authorized the annual renewal of payroll services with Prime Point LLC for 05/01/2025–04/30/2026 and approved an amendment for engineering services and several service contracts.","taxTitle","Pennsauken Township, Camden County, New Jersey","taxId",74810,"location","New Jersey","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6243968,"Residents urge rezoning and truck rerouting as warehouse proposals return to Pennsauken neighborhoods",762,692000,1454000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3236711-15117a1e306f8c25936ca9a06dd1eb01&start=692&end=1454","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3236711-15117a1e306f8c25936ca9a06dd1eb01/thumbnail_692000.jpg","/articles/6243968/New-Jersey/Residents-urge-rezoning-and-truck-rerouting-as-warehouse-proposals-return-to-Pennsauken-neighborhoods","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6243968-d53e62926a471ee5101074828f593876/orig.mp4?Expires=1771192747&Signature=GOzV~wkZhp4ow4hvb2iElSYf8xmKwSWQNbOv-BEQv094wcfvLSeJYpobKFwjs6gz0fWhGx9FVBR9j0kYPSlMb2B7ojXfpaWeOV4ZcQEu5bDe5nucqQ4WYBiyREqTYtDpEeM33w5RX-yc~xwXJFYl0rsQT-vuk9uKxhw5ImY3NI5-XCIeSnaxm~7S7EL6VRRzCtOrBqkAOsKZVH9IYXZlxkBFwZ6PPOs2Hdee6P-sxNewcHzkw6kXrR9eaEXle34nAXDaSLdJHEXvueAFr86dOhS6sL2e296uSRnnR7hvNkz9EJ8IkUug7IzywsfUBphwkxAOIJR~1Ki7Sb95JxQDAA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Residents of the Delaire/Moorestown area of Pennsauken told the township committee they oppose a recent workshop proposal by Gates Realty Corporation to put two large warehouses near 1300 Drew/Jeruse Avenue and asked the committee to consider rezoning the site to residential and to enforce existing truck-routing rules.

Claudia Bridal, who said she lives at 1025 Jeruse Avenue, told the committee she and neighbors attended a zoning-board workshop about a proposal that would place a 41,000-square-foot building and a 39,000-square-foot building near their neighborhood and said, \"we are're opposed to having that size warehouse in our neighborhood.\" Bridal said the neighborhood has repeatedly battled industrial encroachment since the late 1960s and asked the township to rezone the site from light industrial to residential as the township revises its master plan.

Cynthia Samuels Bundy, representing Concerned Citizens of Morrisville (a long-standing neighborhood group), told the committee the two proposed buildings are 39,000 and 41,000 square feet and urged officials to resolve repeated truck-route and signage issues that send heavy vehicles down residential streets. She asked the township to consider rezoning the 1300 Drew/Jeruse Avenue area to residential as part of the master-plan revision.

Township officials responded that staff and departments are already looking into some of the residents' concerns. The mayor and staff said Amy (signage/D.P.W. contact) will work directly with Bridal on signage and routing and that public-works and police staff are preparing plans for crosswalks and signage. The township's engineer provided a preliminary report, and the mayor said he and staff met with the engineer for an update.

Committee members noted the complication that some road segments (Cove Road) are county roads and that the township will coordinate with Camden County on truck routing. Police staff said they would follow up; the mayor said the chief (Chief Alvo) would be engaged to look into enforcement at pedestrian crossings.

No formal action or vote on rezoning occurred at the meeting; the committee recorded the resident appeals during public comment and directed staff to investigate signage, crosswalk safety and routing with DPW, police, planning staff and the county as appropriate. Staff indicated residents would receive written responses and updates on actions taken.","Several residents told the Pennsauken Township Committee they oppose proposals to place large warehouses near Jeruse Avenue (1300 Drew/Dreux Avenue area), urged rezoning the site to residential, and asked the township to enforce truck routing and improve signage and crosswalks.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":46,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6243973,"Applicant seeks change of use for 5921 Westfield Ave; planning referral, parking concerns noted",123,379000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3236711-15117a1e306f8c25936ca9a06dd1eb01&start=256&end=379","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3236711-15117a1e306f8c25936ca9a06dd1eb01/thumbnail_256000.jpg","/articles/6243973/New-Jersey/Applicant-seeks-change-of-use-for-5921-Westfield-Ave-planning-referral-parking-concerns-noted","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6243973-ff70aca377236f46a6757000cfbd9e81/orig.mp4?Expires=1771192747&Signature=ExgdtL-wWPpVRkqxJ4ffi8SosuzmKu1EoTCHIn3i01eZSSM38bJttVMK4~BooPmNQ~bvvDda3I3K3J6anWsezfzz7c7-hRk0JDhnpxFS2tERXpgbjkKvaKfEdNGGNdYlWiDulXrKwz3L3U43wKUVeH-r6yzWCfPVsMZ~pOEuA13hWrm9ipTrZdOa0pYHQnI98KeO7d-XMwv46NhhwZDVYpQcYnVHhrm~k8Q4pW-QcO3yl~d5wlRtsPTenYow1Jc6CBXdeKJtbOp4keRUjHajSErZ1xGmYNa-ZxNNgFekoZI3-PpOKBD3aRey1NS0RwkimyCYfw7VyE2n59C3bF035g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","An applicant seeking to open a women's boutique at 5921 Westfield Avenue presented to the Pennsauken Township Committee, and township staff said they will connect the applicant with planning staff to begin the change-of-use process.

Attorney Matt Sable, representing applicant Melvin Guerrero, told the committee the proposed lease space is 19 by 78 feet and that the owners \"only anticipate five customers at the most at any given time.\" Sable said the space was zoned P-1 and that the applicant would need to seek relief from the zoning board for the proposed retail use.

The committee discussed practical issues including parking and deliveries. Sable said the business, to be called Leidys Fashion Store, would have two employees, rely on street parking, and handle deliveries via the owners' personal residence rather than on-site storage. The proposed hours are 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Saturday; no Sunday hours were proposed.

Economic development staff introduced the item and said staff will connect the applicant with Daniella (planning staff) and begin the application process. Committee members said they had no objections to the applicant beginning the formal zoning process but reiterated that any change of use requires zoning-board review and any applicable permits.

No formal vote by the committee was taken; the committee's action was procedural direction to have staff assist the applicant in filing the zoning application. The applicant was instructed to appear before the zoning board for any required use variance or change-of-use approval.

The committee advised the applicant to follow the township's zoning process and obtain necessary permits and sign-offs before occupying the space.","Attorney Matt Sable presented a proposal for a boutique at 5921 Westfield Ave (Leidys Fashion Store) that would require a zoning change from P-1 to a commercial use; staff will connect the applicant with planning to begin the variance/change-of-use process.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6243978,"Pennsauken Committee approves traffic-code changes, advances permit-parking and turn restrictions",57,90000,147000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3236711-15117a1e306f8c25936ca9a06dd1eb01&start=90&end=147","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3236711-15117a1e306f8c25936ca9a06dd1eb01/thumbnail_90000.jpg","/articles/6243978/New-Jersey/Pennsauken-Committee-approves-traffic-code-changes-advances-permit-parking-and-turn-restrictions","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6243978-50cd544af0fa894141471e20f86e2143/orig.mp4?Expires=1771192747&Signature=GBVuB4UXZb6J28hAF-o99HAAU4JufTbvBCtdIU3ltjosJT66FJ5WrIG-Rzktgbuwat-HuffefU-saE0IW6--YSaxUK09qqpAd-2vX45NBN3BWvG~RXZyo9tU6qBBxbKGIySuLl6ms-h0VXmbh99M2qHlANV6qp74FYkOThIjC-SnV-qLAcEW6fglu7OEvVWfTNZbzp5ANQEQTqSheT0G6qn5XePOdzHW7-Bbg786m~OlglGjiqJKYAyEMIl51bCux1hzGp0gdJ8bz~owofYpwZ2Pd28GQzZMJnWR2iBiEdutut381Qi1OiyMFISdLsHBZd~5N-gYAkBzJTByzBRgXg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Pennsauken Township Committee voted to adopt an amendment to the township vehicles-and-traffic code on second reading and approved two related traffic ordinances on first reading during its regular meeting.

The committee on second reading approved ordinance 2025-08 to amend Chapter 299 (Vehicles and Traffic); committee members then approved on first reading ordinances 2025-12, to create permit parking on Baldwin Road, and 2025-13, to add prohibited-turn language to Chapter 299.

Why it matters: the changes amend the township's traffic code and could change parking enforcement and permitted movements at local intersections. Officials said the measures address safety and local parking disputes and must proceed through the ordinance process before becoming final.

At the meeting, the committee opened the public comment period for the ordinance on second reading and recorded no public speakers. The committee then moved to adopt the second-reading ordinance and proceeded with roll-call votes on the three items. Roll-call votes recorded at the meeting showed unanimous support for the measures recorded as present on the roll calls.

The committee recorded the following roll-call responses for the second-reading adoption of ordinance 2025-08: Committeeman Donovan, yes; Committeeman Martinez, yes; Deputy Mayor Reffing, yes; Mayor Roberts, yes. For the first-reading approvals of ordinances 2025-12 and 2025-13, roll calls recorded Committeeman Manalvo, Committeeman Martinez, Deputy Mayor (named in roll call as Rapha/Raffae), and Mayor Roberts voting yes; another roll call for 2025-13 recorded Committeeman Algo, Committeeman Martinez, Deputy Mayor Rapide/Raffae, and Mayor Roberts voting yes.

Discussion at the meeting focused on process: the committee opened the floor for comment on second reading and—after hearing none—moved to close public comment and adopt the ordinance. The first-reading items will return to a future meeting for second reading and final adoption after any required public notice and hearings.

The ordinances reference Chapter 299, Vehicles and Traffic, as the code being amended; specific section and article citations were read into the record. No additional details on effective dates were announced at the meeting.

Committee members said staff would continue to manage required postings and next steps under the township ordinance process.","The Pennsauken Township Committee voted to adopt an amendment to the township vehicles-and-traffic code on second reading and approved two additional traffic ordinances on first reading covering permit parking on Baldwin Road and prohibited turns at certain intersections.","actionData","errors"]

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Committee adopts consent resolutions renewing payroll services and approving engineering and service contracts

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