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Woodland Committee approves $512,207.55 in bills, consent agenda includes contract award and liquor-license renewal

Woodland Township Committee · July 1, 2026
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Summary

The Woodland Township Committee approved bills and claims totaling $512,207.55 and a consent package of resolutions including award of a contract to RDP Mechanical Contractors, renewal of a liquor license for Henrich, and salary resolutions; a resident raised questions about shared-service pension and Social Security payments.

The Woodland Township Committee voted unanimously on June 22 to approve bills and claims totaling $512,207.55 and to adopt a consent package of routine resolutions.

The consent agenda (Resolutions 2022-58 through 2022-62) included: cancellation of Tax Sale Certificate 2010-001 (Res. 2022-58); the 2022 salaries resolution (Res. 2022-59); award of a contract to RDP Mechanical Contractors (Res. 2022-60); authorization to endorse a property-inspection agreement (Res. 2022-61); and renewal of a liquor license for Henrich (Res. 2022-62). Committeeman Mark Herndon moved to approve the consent items and Committeewoman Donna Mull seconded; roll-call votes were DeGroff — yes; Herndon — yes; Mull — yes.

During the public comment period on consent items, resident Jane Donoghue asked several administrative questions: "who is paying the pension and social security?" in reference to a shared-service agreement for 'Mr. Boyd,' and she asked about the benefit and hours tied to Clerk Maryalice Brown’s agreement with Tabernacle. The committee did not provide detailed funding or hours at the meeting record; those specifics were not specified in the transcript and will require follow-up with township administration.

The committee also approved bills and claims totaling $512,207.55 by motion; the vote was unanimous. No committee member requested removal of items from the consent agenda for separate discussion at the meeting.