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Camden County lists multiple public works projects, engineering agreements and easements

3764517 ยท May 16, 2025

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Summary

Commissioners read resolutions inserting Chapter 159 and NJDOT funds into the budget and authorizing contracts for water-main replacement, roundabout construction management, roadway safety improvements and bridge rehabilitation; the transcript records introductions but not final votes.

Commissioners read a series of public works resolutions that would fund and authorize contracts for roads, bridges, pedestrian improvements and trail licenses across Camden County.

Commissioner Dyer read a resolution inserting Chapter 159 funds from the city of Camden for replacement of a water main along Haddon Avenue from Newton Avenue to Euclid in the amount of $3,073,400, and another inserting Chapter 159 funds from the New Jersey Department of Transportation for the fiscal-year 2025 county aid program in the amount of $8,666,652. Dyer also read multiple procurement items including a request-for-proposals pool of engineering firms for on-call professional services, and a contract with Traffic Planning and Design Inc. for construction management and inspection of a roundabout at Ariel Road and Sickleville Road in Winslow Township in the amount of $369,371.09.

Other items read into the record included an award to Jay Fletcher Creamer and Sons Inc. for county roadway safety improvements across multiple municipalities ($650,475.40); a rehabilitation contract with Richard E. Pearson Construction Company for Andrews Road bridge work in Winslow Township ($155,248); right-of-entry and license agreements with Consolidated Rail Corporation (Conrail) related to the Camden County Link Trail and Atlantic Avenue Trail; a reimbursement agreement with Haddonfield for pedestrian improvements to Kings Highway ($81,450); a shared-services traffic-signal improvement agreement with Cherry Hill Township ($499,075); requests for extensions and amendments to NJDOT county-aid lists; and a resolution authorizing payment for permanent easements related to Berlin Cross Keys Road improvements totaling $10,000.

The transcript records these items being read as part of the commissioners' agenda. The record provided does not show roll-call votes or final adoption motions for these public works resolutions during this meeting.