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Pennsauken committee adopts multiple ordinances, approves consent resolutions
Summary
At its April 17 meeting the Pennsauken Township Committee approved a second‑reading traffic ordinance, held several first readings, and adopted a consent agenda including library furniture purchase and surplus property sale. Roll‑call votes were recorded for each adoption.
The Pennsauken Township Committee on April 17 approved a traffic ordinance on second reading, advanced three ordinances on first reading and adopted a consent agenda containing six resolutions.
The committee approved Ordinance 2025-07 (traffic and fire prevention amendments) on second reading by unanimous roll-call vote. The meeting record shows the roll call returned all affirmative votes from committee members present and the mayor; no negative votes or abstentions were recorded.
On first reading the committee approved Ordinance 2025-09 (amendments to chapter 133 — construction quotes), Ordinance 2025-10 (amendments to chapter 299 — vehicles and traffic), and Ordinance 2025-11 (2025 general capital bond ordinance). Each ordinance passed first reading by roll call; the meeting record shows no public comment on those first readings at the time they were introduced.
The committee then adopted a consent agenda of six resolutions (2025-160 through 2025-165). The consent items included: refunds of 2025 planning board escrow (2025-160); unpaid municipal charges billing and assessment (2025-161); a contract authorization for library furniture (2025-162); a laydown lease agreement with South State Inc. (2025-163); authorization for the tax collector to transfer premium account funds to the general fund (2025-164); and authorization to sell surplus property (2025-165). The consent agenda was adopted by roll call with all members recorded as voting yes.
The meeting also approved payment of bills for March 2025 as presented; the meeting record gives the total for March bills in the transcript as an amount read aloud (value not clearly stated in standard numeric form in the record) and a separate Section 8 payment of $49,710.10 was read.
All ordinance votes and the consent agenda were recorded as carried by unanimous roll call. No formal amendments or failed motions on the listed ordinances were recorded in the transcript.
