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Woodland Township approves $410,703.12 in bills, OKs liquor‑license transfer and NJDOT contract
Summary
The Woodland Township Committee on July 23 approved $410,703.12 in bills and a package of consent resolutions including a liquor‑license transfer to Make Mayo’s Great Again LLC, appointment of Stopero as OEM coordinator, and an NJDOT contract award for Lebanon Lakes Phase 3. The meeting also recorded routine departmental reports and adjourned at 7:11 p.m.
The Woodland Township Committee voted unanimously on July 23 to approve bills and claims totaling $410,703.12 and a package of consent resolutions covering shared 911 services, a liquor‑license transfer, an OEM appointment and an NJDOT contract award.
The bills and claims breakdown recorded for approval was: Current Fund $400,490.89; Payroll $10,122.23; Escrow $90.00, for a total of $410,703.12. Committeewoman Mull moved to approve the bills, Committeeman Herndon seconded the motion, and the Committee voted DeGroff—yes, Herndon—yes, Mull—yes.
Earlier in the meeting the Committee moved to approve the minutes for the June 25 regular, special and executive sessions; Committeeman Herndon made the motion and Committeewoman Mull seconded. The vote on the minutes was DeGroff—abstain, Herndon—yes, Mull—yes.
The group approved the consent package of resolutions numbered 2025‑65 through 2025‑72. Those items on the record included: authorization to enter into a shared service for 911 services (Res. 2025‑65); approval of a liquor license transfer to Make Mayo’s Great Again, LLC (Res. 2025‑66); appointment of Stopero as OEM coordinator (Res. 2025‑67); insertion of items of revenue and appropriation for Clean Comm, Safety and Recycling grants or programs (Res. 2025‑68, 2025‑69, 2025‑70); the awarding of an NJDOT contract for Lebanon Lakes, Phase 3 (Res. 2025‑71); and approval of the form and substance of a termination of deed restriction (Res. 2025‑72). The motion to approve the full package was made by Committeewoman Mull, seconded by Committeeman Herndon, and carried 3‑0.
The Committee took no separate roll‑call votes or discussion on any of those resolutions as recorded in the meeting minutes. The meeting was adjourned at 7:11 p.m. after a motion from Committeewoman Mull and a second from Committeeman Herndon.
