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Quinton Planning Board elects chair, vice chair and appoints professionals for 2026
Summary
Chairperson Larry Winkels and Vice Chair William Remster were elected and the board appointed its secretary, solicitors and engineering firm for the 2026 calendar year, adopting administrative resolutions on meeting rules, schedule and official newspapers.
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Chairperson Larry Winkels was confirmed as chair of the Quinton Township Planning Board for 2026 after a nomination from board member Joseph Hannagan Jr. and a unanimous vote at the Jan. 13 meeting.
Vice Chair William Remster was confirmed after a nomination from Chairperson Winkels with no other nominations. The reorganizational votes were taken as the first business of the meeting, which convened at 7:01 p.m. at the Quinton Township Municipal Building.
By motion of Board member John Allen, seconded by Nicholas Grusemeyer, the board appointed Planning Board Secretary Melissa Thom, Planning Board Solicitor William "Bill" Horner, Planning Board Conflict Solicitor Richard Coe Jr., and retained Land Dimension Engineering as the board's engineer and planner for 2026. The board took a roll call vote on the appointments and all eligible members present voted in favor.
The board also adopted administrative resolutions governing internal rules (Resolution 2026-01), the regular meeting schedule (Resolution 2026-02), and designating the SJ Times and the Elmer Times as the board's official newspapers (Resolution 2026-03). Additional resolutions (2026-04 through 2026-08) to formalize contracts with appointed professionals were presented and approved without discussion.
These organizational actions set the Planning Board's leadership and professional support for the calendar year and establish the procedural framework for board business going forward. The reorganization and appointments were recorded in roll call votes; no dissent was recorded in the minutes.
