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Votes at a glance: Council approves consent agenda of resolutions; 2025 budget introduced
Summary
The West Windsor Township Council approved a package of resolutions (2025-R100 through R108), introduced several ordinances, and voted to introduce the 2025 municipal budget. All roll-call votes recorded were unanimous yes by the council members present.
The West Windsor Township Council on April 7 approved a consent agenda that included a package of resolutions and administrative agreements and recorded unanimous roll-call approval for the motions as presented.
Key resolutions approved (listed by resolution number and brief description): - 2025-R100: Authorizing place-to-place retail license transfer (liquor license 1113-33-016; removes Bahama Breeze Suite 100A from licensed premises). - 2025-R101: Renewal of shared-services agreement with Hightstown Borough for public health and nursing services (01/01/2025–12/31/2025). - 2025-R102: Pledge to continue and expand sustainable land-use planning (Sustainable Jersey application). - 2025-R103: Professional services agreement with Center State Engineering for construction administration and observation for street-tree removal and stump grinding (winter 2025), $10,200. - 2025-R105: Renewal of agreement with The Hamlet at Bear Creek LLC for HVAC upgrades and site improvements as part of the township’s affordable housing spending plan, $499,300. - 2025-R106: Purchase of Packetok automated license-plate recognition cameras for the police division through ESCNJ cooperative pricing program, $63,999. - 2025-R107: Local examination of the 2025 budget. - 2025-R108: Certification of compliance with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission guidance on consideration of arrest and conviction records in employment decisions in accordance with NJSA 48:4-5 (noted in agenda text).
The consent agenda was moved, seconded and approved by roll call with all voting members recorded as 'yes.' The council then introduced two ordinances (2025-03 and 2025-04) amending land-use procedural requirements and set public hearings for May 19, 2025. The council also introduced an ordinance (2025-05) to exceed municipal budget appropriation limits and establish a cap bank and then moved to introduce the 2025 municipal budget; those introductions were approved by roll call votes with all members present voting yes.
Recorded vote tallies in the meeting transcript show unanimous 'yes' votes for motions to approve the consent agenda items, introduce the ordinances, and introduce the 2025 budget. The transcript does not record individual 'no' or abstention votes for these motions. The council did not record separate roll-call breakdowns for each individual resolution beyond the consolidated motion that approved multiple items together.
Details for each resolution and ordinance (motions approved at the April 7 meeting) are available from the township clerk’s office and were listed on the meeting agenda.
