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Votes at a glance: Millville advances ordinances and approves multiple resolutions
Summary
Council approved first readings for two ordinances, adopted several resolutions including tax-sale service agreements, engineering extensions, a shared-services Code Blue warming-center agreement and a speed-trailer purchase; a meter purchase order failed for lack of motion.
At its regular session, the Millville City Council advanced two ordinances on first reading and approved a series of resolutions covering administrative, public-safety and capital matters.
Ordinances (first reading): - A five-year tax agreement with GoDaddy Enterprises Inc. advanced on first reading after a motion and roll-call vote. - A bond ordinance authorizing water-utility improvements advanced on first reading by roll call.
Resolutions (approved on the record): - Resolution authorizing an electronic tax-sale service agreement (approved by roll call). - Resolution extending the time period for Johnson Engineering to provide services for the Millville Wastewater Treatment Plant third secondary clarifier addition project (approved by roll call). - Resolution authorizing tax and utility adjustments (approved by roll call). - Resolution approving a shared-services agreement between Cumberland County and Millville for a Code Blue warming center (approved by roll call). - Resolution awarding a non-fair-and-open contract to National Highway Products Inc. for a speed trailer for the police department; certification of funds ($20,000) was announced on the record (approved by roll call). - Resolution requesting insertion of opioid-abatement funds into special revenue and related distribution installments (approved by roll call).
One notable exception: Resolution item number 9 (authorizing the purchasing agent to award a purchase order for the meter-upgrade project to Core & Main) received no motion and did not advance.
These items mostly passed with routine roll-call votes; abstentions were recorded on a limited number of items as noted in the meeting record. Where a certification of funds was announced on the record, the official who signed or certified that amount was noted in the minutes.
