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Cherry Hill Council approves consent agenda, awards contracts and authorizes T‑Mobile lease; approves $6.17M bill list
Summary
The Cherry Hill Township Council unanimously approved a 16-item consent agenda — including contract awards, a lease to T‑Mobile Northeast LLC and a NJDOT grant submittal for Browning Lane — and authorized payment of $6,169,966.79 in bills at its June 8 meeting.
The Cherry Hill Township Council on June 8 approved a 16-item consent agenda that included contract awards, change orders for park and road work, and a lease agreement with T‑Mobile Northeast LLC.
Council President William Carter listed resolutions covering appointments to the Rent Review Board, finalization of Still Park Phase 1 improvements, multiple road‑maintenance change orders, and the submittal of a New Jersey Department of Transportation grant application for resurfacing and pedestrian improvements to Browning Lane. The agenda also included a resolution authorizing a lease agreement with T‑Mobile Northeast LLC (Resolution 2026‑6‑16) and other routine municipal contracts.
On a motion by Councilwoman Jill Hulnick, seconded by Councilman Daniel DiRenzo, the Council approved Resolutions 2026‑6‑1 through 2026‑6‑16 by the following vote: AYE: Councilwoman Jennifer Apell, Councilman Rob Connor, Councilman Daniel DiRenzo, Councilwoman Jill Hulnick, Council Vice President Michele Golkow, and Council President William Carter.
The Council then approved Resolution 2026‑6‑17 authorizing payment of bills totaling $6,169,966.79. The bill list passed on a motion by Council Vice President Michele Golkow, seconded by Councilwoman Jennifer Apell; the motion was approved unanimously.
The consent agenda included several procurement actions: a change‑order and final payment condition for Still Park (Phase 1), contract awards for playground completion and portable toilet rentals for Township events, and renewals and insertions of special revenue in the FY2026 budget. The Browning Lane item will be submitted to the New Jersey Department of Transportation for the 2027 Municipal Aid Program as part of a resurfacing and pedestrian safety effort.
Council actions were presented as routine municipal governance items; no extended debate on individual consent items was recorded during the meeting. The minutes of May 26, 2026, were approved earlier in the meeting on a motion by Councilwoman Jennifer Apell, seconded by Councilwoman Jill Hulnick, with Council Vice President Golkow recorded as abstaining on that vote.
The Council meeting was called to adjourn following community remarks and council comments.
