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Woodland committee authorizes executive session on 4007 Route 563 contract negotiations
Summary
The Woodland Township Committee voted July 23 to enter an executive session under Resolution 2025-64 to discuss contract negotiations related to the proposed sale of 4007 Route 563; the motion passed unanimously on a recorded 3–0 vote. Details on the sale price were discussed but not specified in the public record.
The Woodland Township Committee voted July 23 to enter an executive session to discuss contract negotiations tied to the proposed sale of 4007 Route 563. Mayor DeGroff and two committee members authorized the closed session after a formal motion.
The motion to authorize the executive session (Resolution 2025-64) was made by Committeeman Herndon and seconded by Mayor DeGroff. The meeting record lists the recorded votes as DeGroff — yes, Herndon — yes and Mull — yes. The resolution authorizes the committee to discuss "contract negotiation related to 4007 Rt. 563," according to the meeting minutes.
Why it matters: members discussed the sale price and contract terms for the property at 4007 Route 563 during the agenda review, but the public transcript does not provide the sale amount or specific negotiation positions. Solicitor William Burns and CFO Kathleen Rosmando were present for the meeting, and Maryalice Brown, the township clerk/administrator, recorded motions and attendance.
Committee members returned from executive session and recorded a motion to close the executive session and reopen the public portion; that motion is recorded in the minutes but the roll-call vote for the return-to-public motion is not listed in the public transcript.
The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn at 6:51 p.m. The minutes list the committee's actions on the executive-session authorization and note that discussions of deed restrictions and the Route 563 sale took place as part of the agenda review, but the minutes do not specify final sale terms or next steps for public disclosure.
