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Votes at a glance: Lacey Township Committee approves ordinances, appointments and routine resolutions April 24
Summary
The committee approved multiple routine and administrative items including a special-use permit, second readings of ordinances, appointments, contract awards and payment of township bills totaling $7,170,987.82.
The Lacey Township Committee on April 24 approved a series of ordinances, resolutions and routine municipal actions, including the adoption of ordinances on a second reading, appointments, contract awards and the payment of township bills.
Key approvals at the meeting included:
- Second reading and adoption of Ordinance 2025-07, establishing a cap bank (the meeting referenced NJSA 48:4-45.14). The committee opened public comment, received none and approved the ordinance.
- Second reading and adoption of an amendment to chapter 2-61 of the township code concerning parks and recreation fees (the meeting text stated an increase to recreation fees described verbally at the meeting).
- A special-use permit request by the Mill Pond PTA to host a garage-sale event in the school parking lot on June 8 (rain date June 14); the committee approved the permit.
- Resolution 2025-163 appointing Ryan Horn as Municipal Alliance Committee secretary.
- Resolution awarding a contract to Elite Vehicle Solutions for police vehicle equipment in the amount of $20,851.77 for one of the previously purchased vehicles.
- Resolution authorizing payment of township bills in the amount of $7,170,987.82.
- Multiple refund and release resolutions concerning building-department fees, dock-slip fees and performance guarantees (including a reduction of a performance guarantee for RIA Properties at Paradise Point LLC conditioned upon posting a new guarantee).
Other routine minutes approvals, an auxiliary membership for Dorothy Bonfanti in the Anoka Harbor Volunteer Fire Company, and corrections/recalls to votes were also recorded and approved.
The meeting recorded vocal roll-call affirmations of approval for the items; no recorded no-votes or failed motions were announced during the meeting.
