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Lacey Township Committee adopts $3.54 million capital-improvements ordinance
Summary
The Lacey Township Committee approved a second-reading ordinance that appropriates $3,538,500 for municipal capital improvements and authorizes $3,121,000 in bonds and notes to finance part of the cost.
The Lacey Township Committee on March 13 approved on second reading an ordinance appropriating $3,538,500 for various capital improvements and authorizing $3,121,000 in bonds and notes to finance part of the cost.
The ordinance (2025-04) was presented at the committee meeting as a second reading; the committee opened and immediately closed the public hearing before adopting the measure by roll-call vote. The measure’s stated purposes include capital equipment purchases and unspecified capital improvements described in the ordinance text.
Committee members voted yes on the measure: Mister McDonald, Mister Kenner, Missus Giuliano, Mister LaRae and Mayor Peter Curitola. No public speakers were recorded during the hearing on the ordinance.
The ordinance text read at the meeting shows the appropriation total of $3,538,500 and an authorization of $3,121,000 in bonds and notes to finance a portion of that appropriation. Committee members moved and seconded adoption on second reading and then recorded the yes votes that approved the ordinance.
The committee did not provide a further breakdown of which departments or projects will receive the funds during the meeting; interested residents may review the ordinance document or contact the municipal clerk for the full project list and the ordinance language.
Action details and formal adoption documentation will appear in the township minutes and the municipal ordinance book as the measure becomes part of the township’s capital program.
