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Winfield committee approves first reading of ordinance to fund televised sewer inspections with $100,000 DCA grant

Township Committee of the Township of Winfield · March 2, 2026
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Summary

The Winfield Township Committee approved Ordinance #473 on first reading March 2 to authorize television inspection of sewer lines, estimating the project at $100,000 to be covered by a Department of Community Affairs grant; the ordinance is set for final adoption April 7.

The Winfield Township Committee voted March 2 to adopt Ordinance #473 on first reading, authorizing television inspection of the township’s sewer lines and appropriating $100,000 from a grant awarded by the State of New Jersey Department of Community Affairs. The ordinance states the estimated cost of the project as $100,000 and identifies DCA agreement number 2025-09167-0139-00 as the funding source.

Committee members moved and seconded the ordinance’s introduction, title reading and first-reading adoption; all members present voted in the affirmative. The committee also moved to schedule the ordinance for public hearing and final adoption at the regular meeting on April 7, 2026.

The ordinance declares the work a general improvement for the township and sets a five-year period of usefulness for the financed improvement. It further directs that details related to the obligations and financing be established by subsequent resolution or as otherwise provided by law.

The committee took the action as part of routine business during its March meeting and did not expand on procurement timing or contractor selection at that session. A public hearing and final vote are scheduled for April 7, when the committee may adopt implementing resolutions or add detail on project timing and vendor selection.

Votes at the March 2 meeting on the ordinance’s procedural steps were unanimous among members present.