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Oldmans committee approves budget intro, ordinances and routine resolutions; animal-shelter procurement authorized
Summary
At its April 9 meeting the Oldmans Township Committee approved a package of routine resolutions and ordinance actions — including introduction of the 2025 budget, adoption of a C-PACE ordinance, a joint animal-sheltering procurement with Salem County, equipment purchases and escrow releases — largely by unanimous consent.
The Oldmans Township Committee on April 9 approved multiple routine resolutions and ordinances, acting mostly by unanimous consent.
Key outcomes included: introduction of the 2025 municipal budget with a one-cent increase (Resolution 2025-61), approval of a $48,831 increase to the temporary budget (Resolution 2025-67), purchase authorization for a Kubota ZD1600 zero-turn mower (Resolution 2025-68), final adoption of Ordinance 2025-05 adopting the Garden State C-PACE program (Resolution 2025-62), acceptance of the Municipal Alliance grant for FY2026 (Resolution 2025-63), authorization of a joint-purchase agreement with Salem County for animal-sheltering services (Resolution 2025-69), approval of a tax exemption for Block 13.01/Lot 3.05 (Resolution 2025-64), introduction of Ordinance 2025-06 to repeal the township's Airport Hazard Areas section (Resolution 2025-65), release of various escrow accounts related to former Camp Pedricktown applications (Resolution 2025-66), and authorization to enter executive session on contract and litigation matters (Resolution 2025-70).
Most motions were moved and seconded following standard procedure and passed unanimously; Resolution 2025-61 was recorded by roll-call vote with William Ferrell III, Jeff Newman, John Pomponi, Brian Porch and Dean Sparks voting yes. Several items generated brief discussion (for example, county responsibility for road work and the cancelled landfill solar developer) but the meeting did not produce contested votes requiring recorded dissent. The committee adjourned at 8:40 p.m.
