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Haddonfield commissioners approve consent agenda, award road project bids and authorize grant applications
Summary
At the July 22, 2024 meeting, the commissioners unanimously approved a consent agenda of financial and contract resolutions, awarded two NJDOT trust-fund road improvement bids, and approved separate resolutions to reject hazardous-removal bids, seek Safe Routes to Transit funds, advertise a conflict-solicitor RFP and apply for HDSRF remediation funding.
The Borough of Haddonfield commissioners approved a broad consent agenda and several separate resolutions during their July 22, 2024 meeting.
By unanimous voice vote the board approved a consent agenda that included: authorization to pay vouchers (Resolution 2024-07-22-109); extension of the tax grace period (2024-07-22-110); adoption of a cash management plan (2024-07-22-111); approval of general event permits (2024-07-22-112); authorization to sign service agreements for various professional services (2024-07-22-113); a memorandum of understanding with the police chief (2024-07-22-114); emergency management team appointments (2024-07-22-115); acceptance and advertisement of the 2023 audit report (2024-07-22-116); and awards of bids for NJ Department of Transportation Trust Fund improvements to W. Summit Avenue (FY2023) and Hickory Lane Phase II (FY2024).
Separately, the commissioners approved: rejecting bids for hazardous-material removal within Cooley Hall (Resolution 2024-07-22-119); authorizing submission of an application for the State Transportation Trust Fund under Safe Routes to Transit for pedestrian improvements along Kings Highway (CR 573) and Washington Avenue (Resolution 2024-07-22-120); advertising for requests for proposals for a conflict solicitor (2024-07-22-121); and submission to the Hazardous Discharge Site Remediation Fund to investigate landfill limits and cap thickness at Block 63.01 Lot 4 in support of potential redevelopment (2024-07-22-122).
All listed motions were made by Commissioner Troy and seconded by Mayor Bianco Bezich and were recorded as approved unanimously in the meeting minutes. The minutes do not record roll-call tallies beyond both officials voting yes on the listed items. The meeting packet or subsequent minutes may provide contract award amounts and project schedules; those details were not specified in the publicly provided transcript.
