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At a glance: Delanco Committee votes June 15 — sidewalk ordinance, Lenar LOI and consent items approved
Summary
The Delanco Township Committee adopted Ordinance 20268 (sidewalk/curb repair) and approved a resolution authorizing a letter of intent with Lenar for 401 Creek Road; the consent agenda and several resolutions (park improvements, grants, shared services) were approved in a single vote.
The Delanco Township Committee on June 15 took the following recorded actions:
- Ordinance 20268 (second reading and adoption): amended chapter 240 to broaden residential sidewalk and curb replacement methods (including pavers). Public hearing was held and the ordinance was adopted by roll call (Mr. Bartlett, Mr. McFaden, Mr. Olette, Miss Seuss and Miss Fitzpatrick recorded "yes").
- Resolution authorizing execution of a Letter of Intent with US Home LLC (doing business as Lenar) to serve as conditional redeveloper for 401 Creek Road (block 2100, lot 11) (listed in the meeting as 2026-87): motion carried by roll call (all present voted yes).
- Consent agenda and associated resolutions: the committee approved several routine items by single motion, including the Centennial Park Improvements contract award (Resolution 202688), grant submissions and appropriations (including a D grant and NJDOT grant application for Poplar Street drainage), a memorandum of agreement with CWA Local 1036, establishment of reimbursement rules for residential sidewalk repair (Resolution 202692), a New Jersey Cooperative Purchasing Alliance membership, and a shared-services agreement with Mount Laurel (see minutes for full list). The consent agenda also included payment of bills read into the record as $1,124,634.28 (as read from the meeting packet/bill list dated June 15, 2026).
- Ordinance 2026-10 (proposed ordinance to designate data centers as a non-permitted use) was advanced to first reading; public hearing set for July 13. The first reading passed with a 4–1 vote (Mr. Bartlett voted no).
Votes were recorded in the meeting minutes by roll call. Where an outcome required a second reading or additional procedural steps, the committee scheduled further public hearings or planning-board review as noted in the minutes.
