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Haddonfield commissioners adopt capital and stormwater ordinances, approve consent agenda and settlement
Summary
At the Sept. 23 meeting the board adopted Ordinance 2024-08 (capital) and Ordinance 2024-10 (stormwater amendment), approved a multi-item consent agenda including appointments, hiring a Class II officer and a hazardous-material abatement bid for Cooley Hall, and separately approved a settlement agreement in litigation.
The Borough of Haddonfield Board of Commissioners on Sept. 23 adopted a capital ordinance and a stormwater amendment and approved a consent agenda of routine and contract items, including awarding hazardous-material abatement work at Cooley Hall and appointing members to the Human Relations Commission.
Commissioner Troy opened and closed the public hearing for Ordinance 2024-08 (Capital Ordinance) and the board adopted it on second reading with no public questions. The board likewise opened the hearing for Ordinance 2024-10 (an amendment to Code Chapter 198, Stormwater Management); with no public questions the board closed the hearing and adopted that ordinance on second reading.
By unanimous vote the board approved a consent agenda that included: authorization to pay vouchers (Resolution 2024-09-23-136), approval of general event permits (2024-09-23-137), approval of a change order for the 2024 Road Program (2024-09-23-138), appointments to the Human Relations Commission (2024-09-23-139), hiring a Class II police officer (2024-09-23-140), and awarding a re-bid for hazardous-material removal at Cooley Hall (2024-09-23-141). The meeting minutes record Commissioner Troy and Mayor Bianco Bezich voting "Yes" on each consent item; each consent item was approved unanimously.
Separately, the commissioners approved Resolution 2024-09-23-142, authorizing a settlement agreement in litigation brought by Anthony and Patricia Luciotti and William and Jessica Vespe; Resolution 2024-09-23-143 to cancel a remaining Q3 tax account balance for Block 79, Lot 13; and Resolution 2024-09-23-144 setting fees and assessments under the Shade Tree Commission code. Each of these separate resolutions was approved with Commissioner Troy and Mayor Bianco Bezich recorded as voting "Yes."
The meeting moved to non-agenda public comment and later went into closed session at 9:20 p.m. to discuss the Lullworth Hall development and litigation updates; the board returned and adjourned at 9:29 p.m.
Votes at a glance: all listed consent agenda items and separate resolutions in the meeting minutes show a recorded 2-0 vote (Commissioner Troy and Mayor Bianco Bezich), each marked "Yes."
