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Glassboro council adopts Atlantic City Electric stormwater-basin agreement, approves consent items
Summary
On Feb. 10, 2026 the Glassboro Mayor and Council adopted Ordinance 26-03 accepting a stormwater‑management basin agreement with Atlantic City Electric, approved three consent resolutions including release of performance guarantees for a self‑storage project and authorized an RFP for a water‑and‑sewer generator.
The Glassboro Mayor and Council on Feb. 10 adopted Ordinance 26‑03, accepting a stormwater‑management basin agreement from Atlantic City Electric Company and approved a set of consent resolutions and procurement actions.
Borough Solicitor summarized Ordinance 26‑03 and the council opened, then closed, the public portion with no speakers on the ordinance. The council then adopted the ordinance by roll‑call vote; the clerk announced the motion carried.
Also on the consent agenda the council approved Resolution 84, authorizing release of a safety/stabilization guarantee for QOC Self Storage LLC at 124 South Delsey Drive (amounts listed in the council summary), Resolution 85, authorizing release of administrative fees for Loud Wellness LLC, and Resolution 86, authorizing execution of a post‑construction compliance form for solar projects on contaminated sites (CSEP/CSI registration NJCERE1559584238). The solicitor read the items and the council approved them by roll call.
In new business the council authorized an RFP to procure a built‑in air compressor and generator for the Glassboro Water and Sewer Department. The council also introduced Ordinance 26‑05, accepting a 20‑foot dedication easement from John R. DeFranzo for property known as 73 Autumn Bridal Drive; Ordinance 26‑02 was tabled.
Council also approved the minutes from the Jan. 3, 2026 reorganization meeting and the Jan. 13, 2026 regular meeting and authorized payment of duly approved bills (the clerk recorded one abstention on bills approval).
What happens next: Ordinance 26‑05 was introduced for subsequent readings per the borough’s adoption procedure and standard procurement steps will follow for the authorized RFP.
