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Lacy Township approves licenses, grants, shared‑service court agreement and road contracts
Summary
The township approved a slate of routine resolutions including liquor license renewals, a bulletproof vest grant insertion, a shared‑services agreement to run Ocean Township’s municipal court for $120,000 per year, and awarded two DOT municipal‑aid road contracts to CJ Hess; amounts in the transcript contain transcription anomalies and are noted as read at the meeting.
At its regular meeting the Lacy Township Committee approved multiple routine resolutions and contract awards.
Key actions included renewal of plenary retail consumption and distribution licenses and club licenses under standard roll‑call votes; insertion into the municipal budget of a federal bulletproof vest partnership grant (amount read aloud in the transcript as "4,16.58," a transcription anomaly); and a resolution authorizing a shared‑services agreement with Ocean Township to provide municipal court services. Officials said the court services contract is five years and will bring $120,000 per year to Lacy Township; the committee approved the agreement by roll call.
The committee also awarded municipal‑aid road contracts to contractor CJ Hess for Cranberry Hill Phase 2 (paving at Penn North, Stuben A and Stony Point Drive) and the Hayne Street Road Improvement Project. The transcript records project amounts as "497,1962" and "688,1962," which appear to be transcription errors; committee members recorded unanimous votes to award the contracts.
Other approved administrative actions included seasonal public‑works hires, appointment of a part‑time community‑development clerk (Kelly Gant Cars) and appointment of Mary Burn as a full‑time clerk in Community Development. The committee also adopted an add‑on resolution canceling $75,486.38 in unexpended general capital authorizations for completed projects.
All listed resolutions were passed by roll call as read at the meeting. Where dollar figures in the transcript were garbled, the committee’s minutes and official contracts should be consulted for precise figures and vendor documentation.
