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Council adopts ordinance to place private-property parking under Title 39 control for Malvern School/Woodmont site

5865741 · July 1, 2025
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Summary

The West Windsor Township Council adopted Ordinance 2025-09 to amend traffic and parking rules on private property for the Malvern School/Woodmont commercial property, bringing Title 39 traffic-control authority to bear on the site; council adopted the measure by roll call vote.

The West Windsor Township Council on June 30 adopted Ordinance 2025-09, amending chapter 168 (traffic and parking) to impose traffic and parking regulations on private property for the Malvern School/Woodmont commercial property and to bring Title 39 traffic control over that site.

The ordinance was opened for a public hearing specific to Ordinance 2025-09; no members of the public spoke during the public-hearing period on that item. Council members moved to close the hearing and adopted the ordinance by roll call. Roll-call responses in the transcript were recorded as yes from all members present (listed individually during roll call as: Gawas (Yes); Cheevers (Yes); Weiss (Yes); Whitfield (Yes); Mandel (Yes)).

Township staff described the measure as arising from the planning-board application PB24-01; council member comments identified the change as a "Title 39 resolution" to allow Title 39 control for a private property. No public opposition or requested amendments were recorded in the council discussion.

The ordinance adoption was completed by roll call; the transcript records unanimous affirmative votes at that roll call. The transcript does not record the full motion text beyond the ordinance title read into the record.