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Woodland Township Committee approves $424,106.88 in bills, confirms appointments and authorizes $10,000 for step design
Summary
At its March 25, 2026 regular meeting, the Woodland Township Committee approved bills totaling $424,106.88, adopted three consent resolutions including a Land Use Board appointment and audit acceptance, and authorized Pennoni to prepare plans for building steps with a $10,000 not-to-exceed cap.
Deputy Mayor Mark Herndon called the Woodland Township Committee to order at 7:00 p.m. on March 25, 2026. The committee approved minutes from meetings in February and March and then approved bills and claims totaling $424,106.88 across municipal accounts.
The committee adopted three consent resolutions: Resolution 2026-42, accepting the 2025 audit; Resolution 2026-43, appointing a Land Use Board member; and Resolution 2026-44, amending and supplementing the 2026 temporary budget. The resolutions were moved by Committeewoman Donna Mull and seconded by Committeeman Mark Herndon; recorded votes on the consent resolutions showed DeGroff—absent; Herndon—yes; Mull—yes.
The committee approved two event permit requests: the Legacy Bike Ride scheduled for June 13, 2026 (approved) and the Pine Hill Enduro scheduled for April 12, 2026, which the committee conditionally approved pending Fire Department sign-off.
In department reports, the tax collector reported February collections of $898,705.92; the clerk reported $25,320.00 in miscellaneous collections for February and reminded residents that dog licenses were due no later than March 31; and the chief financial officer reported the purchase of a nine-month certificate of deposit for $1,000,000 at 3.25 percent interest.
The committee authorized township engineer Pennoni to prepare plans, design and bid specifications for a set of building steps, with the work capped at $10,000. The authorization was moved by Ms. Mull, seconded by Mr. Herndon, and recorded as approved (DeGroff—absent; Herndon—yes; Mull—yes).
Public comment periods drew no speakers. The meeting lasted about 12 minutes and was adjourned at 7:12 p.m. on a motion by Mr. Herndon, seconded by Ms. Mull.
