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Carneys Point committee approves land sale, hires zoning clerk and signs several routine resolutions

Carneys Point Township Committee · February 4, 2026
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Summary

The Carneys Point Township Committee on Feb. 4 approved several unanimous resolutions including appointment to the Salem County Solid Waste Council, the sale of a township parcel to Salem Community College for $115,000, and the hiring of Demi Romansky as Housing/Zoning Clerk. The committee also authorized amendments to EMS shared services and a payment plan tied to Harding Highway PILOT obligations.

The Carneys Point Township Committee unanimously approved a slate of routine resolutions at its Feb. 4 regular meeting.

The committee appointed Mayor Bomba as Alternate No. 1 and Mr. Brown as Alternate No. 2 to the Salem County Solid Waste Council under Resolution 2026-52. By Resolution 2026-53 the committee authorized sale of Block 39, Lot 24-190 (E. Del-A-Vue Ave) to Salem Community College for use as a practice football field for $115,000; the motion was made by Mrs. Martin, seconded by Dr. Johnson and passed unanimously. The committee also approved Resolution 2026-54 to hire Demi Romansky as the township’s Housing/Zoning Clerk (motion by Dr. Johnson, seconded by Mrs. Martin, unanimous).

On finance-related items, Mr. Martin made a motion (seconded by Mayor Bomba) to authorize a payment plan covering additional PILOT payments for 2022–2024 related to Harding Highway urban renewal; the motion passed unanimously and was noted for follow-up in executive session. The committee approved an amendment to the shared services agreement with Salem County for emergency medical services by unanimous vote (Res. 2026-56).

In other business, vouchers totaling $3,086,611.56 and the minutes from the Jan. 21, 2026 meeting were approved by voice vote (motions by Dr. Johnson, seconded by Mrs. Martin). No roll-call tallies were recorded in the minutes; votes were recorded in the minutes as unanimous where noted.

The committee convened in executive session for personnel and contract negotiations and reconvened later in the evening.