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Votes at a glance: Mannington committee adopts three ordinances and an emergency appropriation
Summary
At its Feb. 7, 2019 meeting, the Mannington Township Committee unanimously approved three ordinances (19-01, 19-02 and 19-03) and an emergency temporary appropriations resolution; several routine motions including bill and minute approvals were also carried.
The Mannington Township Committee on Feb. 7 approved multiple measures by unanimous roll call vote among members present.
Key outcomes at the meeting included:
- Ordinance No. 19-03 (Memorial Hospital Redevelopment Plan): Adopted on second and final reading. Motion by Patrick; seconded by Emel. Roll call: Asay, Patrick and Emel — yes.
- Ordinance No. 19-01 (to exceed municipal budget appropriation limits and establish a cap bank for 2019): Adopted on second and final reading after a brief public hearing. Motion and second recorded; roll call: Asay, Patrick and Emel — yes.
- Ordinance No. 19-02 (amending Mannington Township Code Chapter 70 to prohibit all marijuana-related land use and development in all zoning districts): Adopted on second and final reading after the Planning Board provided a supporting letter. Motion and second recorded; roll call: Asay, Patrick and Emel — yes.
- Resolution (Emergency Temporary Appropriations under N.J.S.A. 40A:4-20): Adopted to authorize emergency temporary appropriations for 2019, citing a total of $316,797 for the Current Fund and listing $14,500 in specified temporary line-item appropriations. Motion by Patrick; seconded by Emel. Roll call: Asay, Patrick and Emel — yes.
Other routine motions carried included approval of the bill list and payroll and approval of meeting minutes. The committee tabled action on the Pennsville Animal Pound shared-service resolution pending attorney review of the contract.
All formal votes recorded at the Feb. 7 meeting reflected affirmative votes from Mayor Asay and Committee members Patrick and Emel; no no-votes or abstentions were recorded in the minutes.
