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Woolwich committee adopts consent agenda including walking‑trail award and MS4 report contract
Summary
The committee adopted a consent agenda (R-2025-119 through R-2025-126) that included license renewals, acceptance of performance bonds, a $53,236.00 award for the Center Square Road walking-trail rehabilitation, and authorization of a not-to-exceed $4,800 contract for MS4 annual reporting.
The Woolwich Township Committee adopted a consent agenda of resolutions R-2025-119 through R-2025-126 on May 5. Items on the consent agenda included liquor license renewals (R-2025-119, R-2025-123), a refund of trash cart fees (R-2025-120), a shared-service agreement regarding family entertainment with Gloucester County (R-2025-121), acceptance of performance bonds for CP Woolwich Urban Renewal (R-2025-122), termination of a shared‑service agreement for electrical subcode services (R-2025-124), award of a bid for Center Square Road walking trail rehabilitation to Think Pavers Hardscaping LLC in the amount of $53,236.00 (R-2025-125), and authorization for Bryson and Yates Consulting Engineering LLC to complete the 2024 MS4 annual report not to exceed $4,800.00 (R-2025-126).
Committeeman Frederick raised certification concerns related to R-2025-124; Mayor Matthias indicated those issues had been resolved and would be discussed further in executive session. Deputy Mayor Nocentino expressed support for R-2025-125 to restore the walking trail. The consent agenda was adopted with Frederick "yes," Williams "abstain," Nocentino "yes" and Matthias "yes."
Separately, the committee later adopted R-2025-127 and R-2025-128, two resolutions donating small parcels of land on Windsor Drive to adjacent property owners.
