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Pennsauken committee adopts consent agenda including stormwater engineering contract, MOU and bond releases
Summary
The Pennsauken Township Committee approved a consent agenda on June 5 that included an award for NJDEP Tier A stormwater permitting engineering services, an MOU with TNM Associates, refunds and releases of performance bonds, and renewal of emergency medical billing services for the fire department.
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At its June 5 meeting, the Pennsauken Township Committee approved a multi-item consent agenda that grouped routine contracts, memoranda and administrative actions.
Key items listed on the consent agenda included: an award of contract for NJDEP Tier A stormwater general permit engineering services; a resolution calling for the restoration of energy taxes to municipalities; authorization for a contract to obtain a cap tractor through the Educational Services Commission of New Jersey cooperative pricing system; acceptance of a resignation (Crossguard); a refund of a zoning board performance-bond account (ZB24-0014); release of a performance surety bond (No. 72560676) in the amount of $10,000 to K2D Ventures LLC for property at 6713 Ravenlo Avenue (Block 4101, Lot 13); a refund for a duplicate tax payment; approval of a memorandum of understanding between Pennsauken Township and TNM Associates; and renewal of the contract for emergency medical billing services for the fire department.
The committee adopted the consent agenda by roll call. Committee members who recorded affirmative votes included Committee Member Algo, Committee Member Martinez, Deputy Mayor Raffae and Mayor Roberts (roll-call records on some items additionally referenced Committee Member Avila and Committee Member Manalba in specific votes). No public comment was recorded on these items during the meeting.
The consent approval consolidates administrative and procurement actions; individual contracts and bond releases will be processed by the township clerk and relevant municipal departments.

