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Southampton Committee approves range of ordinances, contracts and appointments in consent agenda
Summary
At its Sept. 18 meeting the Southampton Township Committee approved multiple ordinances and resolutions by roll call, including salary and planning-board procedural ordinances, a contract award for Stagecoach Road, performance bond acceptances and an appointment to the Construction Code & Building Official post.
The Southampton Township Committee approved a slate of ordinances and resolutions on Sept. 18, 2018, mostly by roll-call votes under motions and the consent agenda.
Key actions recorded in the meeting minutes include: - Ordinance No. 2018-10 (first reading) to reconsider the speed limit on a portion of Hawkins Road — approved on roll call (unanimous). - Ordinance No. 2018-11 (establishing salaries for employees) — first reading approved on roll call (unanimous). - Ordinance No. 2018-12 (permitting informal Planning Board reviews) — first reading approved on roll call (unanimous). - Resolution 2018-81 (payment of compensation agreement for retiring employee) — approved on roll call. - Resolution 2018-82 and Resolution 2018-89 (applications for NJDOT grant funds for Hawkins Road Improvements Phase II and Retreat/Ridge Road intersection improvements) — approved as consent items. - Resolution 2018-83 (awarding contract for Stagecoach Road improvements) — approved on roll call. - Resolutions 2018-84 and 2018-85 (performance bond estimates for 1 Coleman Court and 1887 Route 38) — approved. - Resolutions 2018-86, 2018-87 and 2018-88 (tax collector record adjustments) — approved. - Resolution 2018-90 (executive session for personnel, contracts and potential litigation) — approved; Committee entered executive session at 9:13 p.m. - Resolution 2018-91 (appointment of Construction Code & Building Official) — added to the agenda after executive session and approved by roll call.
The meeting minutes record roll-call votes for the consent items and the ordinances; most motions carried unanimously. The minutes do not provide full bid amounts or the detailed terms of contracts and performance bond estimates beyond the approvals recorded. Committee members thanked sponsors and community organizations during committee reports, and the Hampton Lakes Fire Company presented monthly service and membership statistics.
