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Woodland Township adopts salary-range amendment and bond ordinance
Summary
On June 22, 2022, the Woodland Township Committee adopted Ordinance 2022-3, amending salary ranges for certain officers and employees, and Ordinance 2022-5, a bond ordinance; both passed unanimously at final reading after brief public hearings.
The Woodland Township Committee on June 22 adopted two ordinances on final reading: Ordinance 2022-3, which amends prior salary-range ordinances to set salary ranges for certain officers and employees, and Ordinance 2022-5, a bond ordinance for capital purposes. Both measures passed unanimously.
During a brief public hearing on the salary ordinance, resident Jane Donoghue asked whether the measure set actual pay or only ranges. Committeeman Mark Herndon clarified that the ordinance establishes ranges rather than specific salaries. After the public hearing was closed, the committee voted to adopt Ordinance 2022-3 (Mayor DeGroff — Yes; Mark Herndon — Yes; Donna Mull — Yes). Ordinance 2022-5 was similarly opened to public comment, received no remarks, and was adopted on final reading with the same unanimous roll-call votes.
The adoptions complete the final-reading steps for both measures; the ordinance records show the salary resolution tied to the ranges was placed on the committee’s consent agenda for administrative implementation. No amendments were recorded during the meeting, and the committee did not identify a separate effective date in the public hearing record provided at the meeting.
