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Lebanon Township Committee meeting roundup: hires, servers, ordinance introduction and recycling event

Lebanon Township Committee · June 1, 2026
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Summary

The Committee approved a seasonal DPW hire, amended an IT purchase to include two Dell servers paid from ARP funds, introduced an ordinance repealing the Township Administrator chapter, scheduled an Oct. 21 electronics recycling event, approved the June bill list of $225,029.64, and tabled the deer-management resolution.

At its June 7 meeting the Lebanon Township Committee handled several routine and administrative items:

- Personnel: The Committee approved Resolution No. 69-2023 to hire Chris Gurneak as a seasonal, part-time Department of Public Works employee at $17.50 per hour from June 19/20 through Sept. 1, 2023, with no benefits. The Municipal Treasurer certified available funds.

- Technology purchase: The Committee amended a prior approval to include two Dell servers at $4,036.18 each; the cost will be paid from ARP funds and the purchase will be memorialized by resolution at a future meeting.

- Ordinance: Ordinance No. 2023-05 was introduced on first reading to repeal Chapter 63, Article VIII of the Township Code (entitled 'Township Administrator'); a public hearing is scheduled for June 21, 2023.

- Events and appointments: The Committee approved a free computer/electronics and scrap recycling event for Oct. 21, 2023. Park Committee appointments were tabled until a future meeting.

- Finance: Committee members described vouchers exceeding $1,000 and approved the June 7 bill list totaling $225,029.64 by unanimous roll call vote.

- Deferred items: Resolution No. 67-2023, designating specific tracts for the deer-management program for the 2023–24 hunting season, was tabled pending further discussion; an engineer's letter raised Category 1 stream concerns at Red Mill Race Preserve that will be discussed at the next meeting.

The meeting concluded after an executive session and a post-executive motion regarding Jersey Professional Management.