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Votes at a glance: council approves grant-application consent, affordable-housing resolution and municipal contract renewals

3236019 · January 28, 2025
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Summary

Council approved consent-agenda items including R048 (Green Acres grant application consent), R049 (recording a 392-unit affordable-housing obligation) and R047 (rescue apparatus purchase, two abstentions).

The West Windsor Township Council approved a consent agenda at its Jan. 27 meeting that included authorizations for professional services, contract renewals, a municipal contribution for an open-space grant application, and the recordation of the township's present-and-prospective affordable-housing obligation. Key items and outcomes:

- 2025-R-048 (Friends of West Windsor Open Space '025 Green Acres application): Approved. The resolution gives consent for Friends of West Windsor Open Space to submit a Green Acres application for the Tatami Swamp (Moses Tatami) Trail and records the township's willingness to provide up to a 50% match from the open-space fund if the grant is awarded. Vote: Approved by roll call (yes votes recorded for the council members present).

- 2025-R-049 (Present and prospective fair-share affordable-housing obligations, 2025-2035): Approved. After local corrections to DCA inputs, the council adopted a figure of 392 units as the township's present-and-prospective obligation. Vote: Approved by roll call.

- 2025-R-047 (Purchase of E-1 rescue apparatus): Approved. Council authorized purchase of one new rescue apparatus (sourcewell contract referenced in the agenda). Two council members abstained on this item because of potential conflict: Sonia (abstain) and Linda (abstain); remaining members voted yes. The contract notice indicates a manufacturer lead time of up to two years for delivery.

- Ordinance 2025-01 (Princeton Junction Redevelopment Plan amendments): Introduced. The ordinance was introduced and will receive a public hearing on March 3, 2025.

Other items on the consent agenda included professional-service agreements, landscape- and grounds-maintenance contracts, and budget certifications; all were approved as presented. Where a certification of funds was required (CFO certification for a matching commitment), the record indicates the CFO provided the necessary certification prior to final action.