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Woodland approves consent agenda, bills and event permit in unanimous votes

Woodland Township Committee · October 22, 2025
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Summary

At the Oct. 22, 2025 meeting Woodland Township approved minutes, bills and claims totaling $362,199.90, a PBER Clock Run event permit, and consent resolutions (2025-85 through 2025-88) including authorization to award a well contract to Abrams Water.

The Woodland Township Committee voted unanimously on a number of routine but official items at its Oct. 22, 2025 meeting.

The committee approved the minutes of the Sept. 24, 2025 meeting on a motion by Committeeman Mark Herndon and a second by Committeewoman Donna Mull (vote recorded: DeGroff—yes; Herndon—yes; Mull—yes).

The committee approved bills and claims totaling $362,199.90 (Current Fund $351,793.45; Payroll $9,267.23; Escrow $150.00; Capital $989.22) on a motion by Herndon and second by Mull; the vote was unanimous.

The PBER Clock Run scheduled for Nov. 30, 2025 was approved by motion of Herndon and second of Mull. Clerk Maryalice Brown noted that Resolution 2025-88 (Authorization to Award Well Contract to Abrams Water) was being added to the consent agenda before the vote.

The committee approved the following consent resolutions by a single motion moved by Donna Mull and seconded by Mark Herndon: Resolution 2025-85 (Authorization to Cancel Prior Year Outstanding Checks); Resolution 2025-86 (Authorization to Cancel Certain Unexpended Improvement Balance in Capital Fund); Resolution 2025-87 (Approval of Change Order — Lebanon Lakes, Phase 3); and Resolution 2025-88 (Authorization to Award Well Contract to Abrams Water). The meeting record shows these passed with DeGroff, Herndon and Mull voting yes.

No resolutions requiring discussion were presented during the meeting, and no correspondence was listed.