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Woodbridge council adopts King George Road stopping, standing prohibition
Summary
The township council adopted an amendment to chapter 7 to prohibit stopping and standing on a portion of King George's Road after a public hearing with no public comment.
The Woodbridge Township Council voted to adopt an amendment to chapter 7 of the township code to prohibit stopping and standing on a portion of King George's Road, taking the ordinance up on second and third reading and submitting it to the mayor for approval.
Council President Corey Spiller opened the ordinance for second and third reading and a public hearing; no members of the public spoke during the hearing, and the council adopted the ordinance by unanimous voice vote.
Council materials identify the item as an amendment to chapter 7 addressing stopping and standing restrictions on a portion of King George's Road; the council took the ordinance up by motion and carried it on a voice vote without recorded roll-call in the transcript.
The council directed the clerk to submit the adopted ordinance to the mayor for signature as required by law. The text of the ordinance and the exact map of the restricted portion of King George's Road are part of the official ordinance file on record with the township clerk.
