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Audubon commissioners adopt traffic code amendment and approve multiple resolutions
Summary
At its Oct. 21 meeting the Borough of Audubon adopted Ordinance 2025-10 amending Chapter 62 (Traffic and Vehicles) after a public hearing with no speakers, and approved a slate of resolutions including payment of October bills, an RFQ for municipal defense/prosecution services for FY2026, and support for removal of a NJ Transit stop and Route 30 resurfacing work.
The Borough of Audubon adopted Ordinance 2025-10, amending Chapter 62 (Traffic and Vehicles), at its Oct. 21, 2025 meeting after a second-reading public hearing that drew no public comments. Commissioner Andrea Wendell moved to adopt the ordinance and Commissioner David F. Alemi seconded; the measure passed on a unanimous roll-call vote.
In a single votes block the commissioners approved several resolutions: Res. 2025-169 authorizing payment of bills for October 2025; Res. 2025-170 authorizing the municipal clerk to receive requests for qualifications (RFQs) for a municipal public defender and municipal prosecutor for FY2026 (recorded in the minutes as “FY206”); and Res. 2025-171 adopting an updated Borough Policy and Procedural Manual. All three resolutions carried by unanimous vote or voice vote as recorded in the minutes.
The council also adopted Res. 2025-172 supporting removal of the NJ Transit bus stop at the corner of Cuthbert Boulevard and North Lecato Avenue, and Res. 2025-173 supporting the New Jersey Department of Transportation resurfacing contract No. 001153750 for Route 30. Both measures passed without recorded opposition.
The ordinance title and the resolutions were read into the record during the meeting; the minutes do not include the substantive text of the ordinance or detailed implementation steps for the transit or resurfacing items. The clerk’s office is authorized to accept RFQs for legal services for the coming fiscal year; the minutes list the fiscal year item as FY206, which appears to be a typographical error and has been recorded here as FY2026 for clarity.
Votes at a glance: • Ordinance 2025-10 (Chapter 62, Traffic and Vehicles): adopted unanimously. • Res. 2025-169 (payment of bills, Oct. 2025): adopted unanimously. • Res. 2025-170 (RFQs for municipal public defender and prosecutor, FY2026): adopted unanimously. • Res. 2025-171 (Policy and Procedural Manual): adopted unanimously. • Res. 2025-172 (support elimination of NJ Transit bus stop at Cuthbert & N. Lecato Ave): adopted unanimously. • Res. 2025-173 (support DOT resurfacing Contract No. 001153750 — Route 30): adopted unanimously.
The meeting record shows motions, seconding commissioners and that votes were unanimous; the minutes do not list individual roll-call votes or recorded tallies beyond the unanimous result. The clerk’s office can provide the formal ordinance text and full resolution documents on request.
