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West Windsor council adopts traffic ordinance and passes consent agenda including contracts and emergency temporary appropriations

3236144 · March 25, 2025
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Summary

The Township Council adopted ordinance 2025-02 (new no-parking zones) and approved a multi-item consent agenda on March 24 that included professional services agreements, change orders, equipment purchases and a second-quarter emergency temporary appropriation of $15,171,163.75; roll-call votes were recorded for each item.

The West Windsor Township Council adopted Ordinance 2025-02 (amending Chapter 168 to add scheduled no-parking zones) and approved a multi-item consent agenda at its March 24 meeting, voting by roll call on each measure.

Council members voted unanimously to adopt Ordinance 2025-02 after a public hearing with no speakers. The council then approved a long consent agenda of resolutions authorizing refunds, professional services agreements, engineering contracts, equipment purchases and construction change orders. Among the items were: a shared-services agreement with West Windsor-Plainsboro School District for media services (not to exceed $108,188.20); increased legal contingency for affordable-housing counsel ($100,000); engineering agreements for roundabout and resurfacing projects; and multiple purchases from state contract vendors for IT and toner supplies.

The council also approved change order No. 1 for Earl Asphalt Inc. increasing the Southfield/Southpost sewer capacity improvement project by $389,101.65 (revised contract total $5,113,047.43) and accepted a final decrease of $75,657.50 for the D&R Canal Interceptor sewer repairs (revised total $787,242.50).

In a separate roll-call vote the council approved Resolution 2025-R099, authorizing second-quarter 2025 emergency temporary appropriations in the amount of $15,171,163.75, which requires a two-thirds majority. The clerk recorded roll-call "Yes" votes across the membership for both the consent motion and the R099 emergency appropriation vote.

Votes at a glance:

- Ordinance 2025-02 (Traffic and Parking): Adopted (unanimous roll-call). - 2025-R081 through 2025-R098 (consent agenda items including contracts, engineering agreements, IT purchases, and construction change orders): Approved (unanimous roll-call). - 2025-R099 (second-quarter 2025 emergency temporary appropriations, $15,171,163.75): Approved (unanimous roll-call; two-thirds requirement met).

Council proceeded without recorded objections; no public speakers addressed the ordinance or the consent resolutions during the public hearings.