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Pennsauken Committee approves golf-fee ordinance, advances bus-stop code change and passes consent resolutions

Pennsauken Township Committee · March 5, 2026
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Summary

The Pennsauken Township Committee on March 5 adopted an ordinance setting 2026 golf memberships and fees for the municipal golf course, approved a traffic-code amendment on first reading to relocate a bus stop, passed four consent resolutions and authorized a closed session on litigation.

The Pennsauken Township Committee voted March 5 to adopt Ordinance 2026-03, which sets golf memberships, green fees, outing-league rules, golf-cart rentals and lesson fees for the 2026 season at the municipal golf facility. The ordinance was considered on second reading, the committee opened and closed the floor for public comment and approved the measure by roll call; all committee members present voted yes.

At the same meeting the committee read Ordinance 2026-07 on first reading. The ordinance amends chapter 299 (Vehicles and Traffic) of the township code to relocate a bus stop. No public comment was recorded during the first-reading consideration; the committee approved advancing the ordinance to the next step by roll call.

Resolutions 2026-105 through 2026-108 were approved together on the consent agenda by roll call. The committee also considered Resolution 2026-109, authorizing the committee to enter closed session to discuss a matter of litigation; that resolution passed by roll call.

Roll-call votes recorded in the transcript show Committeewoman Roberts, Committeewoman Raffae, Deputy Mayor Martinez and Mayor Oliver voting in favor of the listed ordinances and resolutions. The transcript does not specify individual movers or seconders for every motion; when the record was ambiguous the committee proceeded by voice or roll-call affirmation as shown above.

The committee set its next meeting for March 19 at 6:00 p.m. at the municipal building.