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Cinnaminson approves consent agenda for equipment, flooring and major road work; accepts audit
Summary
The Township Committee approved a consent agenda on June 17 that included purchases of breathalyzer equipment and municipal flooring, awarded contracts for road reconstruction and resurfacing (including Morgan Avenue and Taylor's Lane), authorized a NJDOT grant application for Fairfax Drive, and accepted the 2023 audit with no findings.
The Cinnaminson Township Committee approved a consent agenda at its June 17 meeting that bundled several municipal purchases, road contracts and a grant application.
The consent agenda included: a State-contract purchase of updated breathalyzer equipment from the vendor listed in the transcript as “Dragger” for $2,822; a flooring award to LBJ Interior Solutions for $9,581.48; an award to Asphalt Paving Systems Inc. for Morgan Avenue reconstruction in the amount of $586,500; a resurfacing contract to Black Rock Enterprises for Taylor's Lane in the amount of $862,000.08; and a submission of a New Jersey Department of Transportation trust-fund grant application for resurfacing Fairfax Drive (amount rendered in the transcript as “441,000 $60”). The agenda also authorized a property lien for work performed at block 2901 lot 61 for maintenance violations and included formal acceptance of the 2023 annual audit, for which the auditor reported no findings and stated the township remains in strong financial condition.
CFO and purchasing agent Julia Edmonson recommended the awards after confirming sufficient funding was available for the listed purchases and projects. Township engineers from Remington & Vernick prepared road improvement specifications and reviewed bids for the reconstruction and resurfacing projects.
A committee member moved and the governing body conducted a roll call to approve the consent agenda; the transcript records the motion, a second and a roll call approval. The consent vote advanced the listed contracts and the audit acceptance without individual vote tallies recorded in the transcript.
Items authorized under the consent agenda will proceed to contract execution or the grant-application stage as appropriate; the committee discussed public notice and scheduled restoration work tied to utility replacements. The committee then moved to separate agenda business.
