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Aberdeen Council adopts three bond ordinances for capital, water and sewer projects
Summary
The Aberdeen Township Council on June 4 adopted three bond ordinances funding capital, water and sewer improvements totaling $2,015,000 in appropriations and authorizing $1,940,000 in bonds/notes; each ordinance passed on final adoption with no public comment.
Aberdeen Township Council voted unanimously June 4 to finally adopt three separate bond ordinances to fund upcoming capital, water and sewer work.
The council approved Bond Ordinance No. 12-2026, which appropriates $1,500,000 for various capital improvements and authorizes $1,425,000 in bonds or notes to finance part of the cost. Mayor Cannon opened a public hearing; no members of the public spoke. Councilwoman Kelley moved final adoption and Councilwoman Montone seconded; the roll call vote was unanimous.
The council also adopted Bond Ordinance No. 13-2026, a $175,000 appropriation for water utility improvements with $175,000 in bonds or notes authorized. Councilwoman Montone moved final adoption and Councilwoman Kelley seconded; there were no public comments and the ordinance passed unanimously.
Finally, Bond Ordinance No. 14-2026 was adopted to provide $340,000 for sewer utility improvements and to authorize $340,000 in bonds or notes. Councilwoman Zavorskas moved and Councilwoman Montone seconded the motion; the public hearing drew no speakers and the ordinance was approved on a unanimous roll call.
Each ordinance was available for public inspection during the week before the meeting, as required by law. The council did not alter the ordinances at the June 4 meeting; next steps are standard municipal bonding procedures following final adoption.
