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Bridgeton council adopts Oak Street water-main replacement and grants right‑of‑way easement for Phoenix redevelopment

Bridgeton City Council · May 19, 2026
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Summary

Council adopted Ordinance 26-07 to appropriate $1,020,000 from the Water Utility Revitalization Fund for Oak Street water and sewer main replacement, and adopted Ordinance 26-08 dedicating right‑of‑way and a sight‑triangle easement to Cumberland County for Phase I of the Phoenix Redevelopment Area; both measures passed unanimously after no public comment.

The Bridgeton City Council unanimously adopted two ordinances on second reading Tuesday evening.

Ordinance 26-07 authorizes appropriation of $1,020,000 from the Water Utility Revitalization Fund to replace existing water and sewer mains on Oak Street. Councilman J. Cmtis Edwards moved to advance the ordinance to final reading and Councilman David Gonzalez seconded; the public hearing on the item drew no speakers and the ordinance was adopted by unanimous roll call.

Ordinance 26-08 authorizes dedication of a right-of-way easement and sight-triangle easement over portions of Block 182.01, Lot 1 to Cumberland County in connection with Phase I of Eastern Development LLC's Phoenix Redevelopment Area. Councilwoman Marian King moved to open the second reading and Councilwoman Rosemary DeQuinzio seconded; with no public comment the council moved to final consideration on a motion by Councilman David Gonzalez, seconded by Councilman J. Cmtis Edwards, and adopted the ordinance unanimously.

Why it matters: Ordinance 26-07 funds a substantial water and sewer main replacement on Oak Street, a capital infrastructure project paid from the utility revitalization fund. Ordinance 26-08 clears necessary easement rights for a redevelopment project in the Phoenix Redevelopment Area, enabling coordination with Cumberland County and the developer.

Votes at a glance: Ordinance 26-07 — Appropriation $1,020,000 for Oak Street mains: Vote 5–0, adopted. Ordinance 26-08 — Dedication of ROW and sight-triangle easement for Phoenix Redevelopment Area: Vote 5–0, adopted.