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Woodland reports 137,000 pounds recycled and $7,000 in landfill savings; budget introduced
Summary
At the April 22 workshop the Clerk reported the township saved $7,000 in landfill fees by recycling 137,000 pounds, noted a $2,800 safety program award, and introduced several ordinances and the municipal budget (introduction only); the committee also discussed hiring a new employee.
The Clerk told the Woodland Township Committee on April 22 that recycling efforts saved the township approximately $7,000 in landfill fees and that 137,000 pounds of material had been recycled. The Clerk also reported the township will receive $2,800 through a safety program and that professional reports and EEOC compliance materials had been submitted.
The Clerk listed administrative matters slated for the regular meeting agenda: a cap‑bank balance ordinance, an ordinance to establish the municipal fire department, a corrective action plan resolution and the introduction of the municipal budget (introduction only at the workshop). Committee members discussed adding a new employee and planned to begin interviews; the Clerk asked members about their availability for scheduling.
The workshop did not adopt any ordinances or the budget—those items were noted for future formal consideration at the regular meeting. The committee saved the reported landfill fees through recycling efforts, according to the Clerk’s summary.
Next steps: the listed ordinances and the budget will appear on the regular meeting agenda for formal action, and staff will schedule interviews for the new position.
