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Winfield committee approves stormwater ordinance, Office 365 contract; appoints fire department member 2–1; two fire resolutions tabled
Summary
At its Sept. 3 meeting the Winfield Township Committee adopted a Stormwater Control Ordinance, approved a Government Community Cloud Office 365 contract, appointed a member to the Winfield Volunteer Fire Department on a 2–1 vote, and tabled two fire-related resolutions for further discussion with the fire chief.
The Winfield Township Committee took several formal actions on Sept. 3, 2024, approving stormwater rules, an information-technology contract and a firefighter appointment while tabling two related resolutions pending further discussion with the fire chief.
Ordinance No. 468, the Stormwater Control Ordinance (SCO), was taken up and adopted after a brief public-comment period in which no one spoke. The motion to adopt was moved by Commissioner Reilly, seconded by Commissioner Koomer, and passed with all members present voting in the affirmative.
Resolution 24-44, described in the minutes as a Government Community Cloud Office 365 contract with Liftoff LLC, was approved on a motion by Commissioner Reilly seconded by Commissioner Koomer; all members present voted in the affirmative.
Resolution 24-36, an appointment to the Winfield Volunteer Fire Department that had been brought back to the table, passed on a split vote: Commissioner Reilly and Mayor Byrne voted in favor, and Commissioner Koomer voted no (2–1). The minutes do not record the appointee's name or further details of the appointment within the public portion of the minutes.
Resolutions 24-42 and 24-43 were tabled on a motion by Commissioner Koomer, seconded by Commissioner Reilly; the minutes state Koomer had questions he wished to discuss with the Fire Chief (including whether members would attend the fire academy) before voting. No public comments on these resolutions were recorded.
The committee also approved requisitions totaling $895.00 and bills totaling $17,019.91 during the meeting. A handicapped parking application for 5 Wavecrest Avenue was received and recorded. The committee entered executive session at 7:23 p.m. under Resolution 24-45 and returned to open session at 8:09 p.m.; the meeting adjourned at 8:09 p.m.
The minutes provide vote outcomes for each recorded motion but do not include some specifics (for example, the name of the person appointed under Resolution 24-36 and the details of Resolutions 24-42 and 24-43).
