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Pennsauken committee adopts permit-parking ordinance for Baldwin Avenue
Summary
The Pennsauken Township Committee on June 5 adopted Ordinance 2025-12 on second reading to create permit parking on Baldwin Avenue after no public comment was offered.
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On June 5, the Pennsauken Township Committee adopted Ordinance 2025-12 on second reading, establishing permit parking provisions for Baldwin Avenue.
The ordinance was opened for public comment and no members of the public spoke. The committee then closed public comment and moved to a roll-call vote, which passed unanimously.
The ordinance was described on the meeting agenda as an amendment to the township code, chapter 299 (Vehicles and Traffic), article 12A (Permit Parking). The measure was advanced on the authority of the committee and will be incorporated into the township code once finalized.
Committee action followed the standard second-reading process: floor opened for public comment (none), floor closed, then a formal vote. The roll-call record shows affirmative votes from Committee Member Algo, Committee Member Martinez, Deputy Mayor Raffae and Mayor Roberts.
No public testimony or additional debate regarding implementation details, enforcement timelines or permit fees was recorded during the public meeting.

