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Votes at a glance: Millville Board approves resolutions for taxes, contracts, redevelopment amendments and budget transfers
Summary
The Millville City Board of Commissioners unanimously approved seven routine resolutions March 3, 2026, including tax and utility adjustments, awards for landscape maintenance, two short redevelopment agreement amendments, a zoning-board alternate appointment, a bid advertisement for sewer polymer, and 2025 budget appropriation transfers.
At its March 3 meeting the Millville City Board of Commissioners voted unanimously on a slate of seven resolutions and several routine procedural motions.
Key outcomes
- Resolution 1: Authorizing tax and utility adjustments — Approved by roll call (Commissioner Taylor, Vice Mayor Cot, Commissioner Kasabun, Mayor Dixon voted yes).
- Resolution 2: Awarding a landscape-maintenance contract to Martin Landscaping / DNR Landscaping — Approved by roll call; commissioners noted the contractor handles pesticide-licensed work not done by city crews.
- Resolution 3: Second amendment to the redevelopment agreement with PD Millville Redeveloper 2 LLC for property at block 136 proposed lot 1.04 (1400 Dividing Creek Road) — Approved by roll call; commissioners said the amendment extends the planning-board presentation deadline to allow additional engineering and potential shared services coordination.
- Resolution 4: Second amendment to the redevelopment agreement with PD Millville Redeveloper LLC for block 124 proposed lot 16.06 on Buckshoot Road — Approved by roll call; described as an engineering-timing extension to save costs.
- Resolution 5: Rescinding Resolution 77-2026 and appointing DeAndre de Heath as an alternate member of the zoning board — Approved by roll call.
- Resolution 6: Authorizing the city to advertise for bids for polymer used by the sewer department — Approved by roll call; commissioners explained the material is purchased in bulk annually.
- Resolution 7: Authorizing budget appropriation transfers for the 2025 budget — Approved by roll call; commissioners described the transfers as standard end-of-year accounting practice.
All roll-call votes recorded the four attending members as voting yes (Commissioner Taylor, Vice Mayor Cot, Commissioner Kasabun, Mayor Dixon); Commissioner Minnella was absent. No recorded no or abstain votes were entered for the listed resolutions.
What this means: The approved amendments to redevelopment agreements extend administrative and engineering deadlines rather than change project scope; no final development approvals or new bond ordinances were adopted at the March 3 session.
