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Haddonfield commissioners approve first readings and a slate of resolutions; votes at a glance

Borough of Haddonfield Commissioners · August 26, 2024
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Summary

On Aug. 26 the commission approved three ordinances on first reading, authorized multiple resolutions by consent including a contract amendment with Waste Management of New Jersey, and approved a PILOT agreement authorization and other standalone resolutions, all by recorded unanimous votes.

The Borough of Haddonfield commissioners on Aug. 26 unanimously approved three ordinances on first reading — a capital ordinance, a Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) ordinance related to The Place at Haddonfield, and an amendment to Chapter 198 on stormwater management — and scheduled public hearings and second readings for Sept. 23, 2024.

By motion and second (Commissioner Troy; Mayor Bianco Bezich), the commission approved a consent agenda covering multiple routine resolutions including authorization to pay vouchers, issuance of tax-overpayment checks, approval of general event permits, a street closure for a Partnership for Haddonfield Halloween Night Market, approval of Fire Department active members and an amendment to the solid-waste and recyclable-materials collection contract with Waste Management of New Jersey, Inc. Each consent-item vote was recorded as Commissioner Troy and Mayor Bianco Bezich voting 'Yes.'

Separately approved resolutions included authorization to sign a PILOT agreement with Community Investment Strategies, Inc. for The Place at Haddonfield; a shared-services agreement with the Haddonfield Board of Education for a Municipal Alliance Coordinator; and authorizations to advertise for proposals or sealed bids for EMS-billing services and hazardous-material removal at Cooley Hall. The commission later added and approved Resolution #134 to apply to Camden County for an open-space-preservation grant for roughly 4.85–5.00 acres (Block 14, Lot 2).

Votes at a glance: 2024-08 – Capital Ordinance (first reading): Motion by Commissioner Troy; second Mayor Bianco Bezich; outcome: approved on first reading (public hearing set Sept. 23). 2024-09 – The Place at Haddonfield (PILOT) (first reading): Motion by Commissioner Troy; second Mayor Bianco Bezich; outcome: approved on first reading (public hearing set Sept. 23). 2024-10 – Stormwater Management amendment (first reading): Motion by Commissioner Troy; second Mayor Bianco Bezich; outcome: approved on first reading (public hearing set Sept. 23). Resolution 2024-08-26-122 (Authorization to Pay Vouchers): Motion Commissioner Troy; second Mayor Bianco Bezich; outcome: approved (vote recorded: Troy Yes; Bianco Bezich Yes). Resolution 2024-08-26-128 (Amend Waste Management contract): Motion Commissioner Troy; second Mayor Bianco Bezich; outcome: approved (vote recorded: Troy Yes; Bianco Bezich Yes). Resolution 2024-08-26-130 (Authorize PILOT agreement with Community Investment Strategies for The Place at Haddonfield): Motion Commissioner Troy; second Mayor Bianco Bezich; outcome: approved. Resolution 2024-08-26-134 (Authorize Camden County Open Space application): Motion Mayor Bianco Bezich; second Commissioner Troy; outcome: approved.

The commission took no roll-call dissent; recorded votes in the minutes show unanimous approval on listed items. Second-reading hearings for the three ordinances are scheduled for the regular Sept. 23 meeting.