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Riverside Township Committee adopts $4.1 million bond for sewerage treatment plant improvements
Summary
At a June 9 special meeting, the Riverside Township Committee passed Ordinance 2026-#6 on second and final reading, authorizing up to $4.1 million in bonds to cover the township's share of Riverside Sewerage Authority treatment-plant upgrades; no public comments were received.
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The Riverside Township Committee on June 9 adopted Ordinance 2026-#6, approving up to $4,100,000 in bonds to fund the township's allocable share of sewerage treatment plant improvements undertaken by the Riverside Sewerage Authority. The special meeting was held at the Riverside municipal building, and Township Clerk Susan M. Dydek and Administrator Meghan Jack were present.
The ordinance, read into the record by Mayor Haman, is titled, "Bond Ordinance Providing for the Township of Riverside, County of Burlington, New Jersey's Allocable Share of Certain Sewerage Treatment Plant Improvements of the Riverside Sewerage Authority, By and In the Township of Riverside; Appropriating the Sum of $4,100,000 Therefor; Authorizing the Issuance of Bonds or Bond Anticipation Notes of the Township in the Aggregate Principal Amount of Up to $4,100,000; Making Certain Determinations and Covenants; and Authorizing Certain Related Actions in Connection with the Foregoing." The measure was before the committee on its second and final reading.
Mayor Haman opened the public portion for the ordinance, but no members of the public spoke. "Hearing nothing from the public," the committee moved to close the public portion.
Mr. Kimble moved to adopt the ordinance and Ms. Leith seconded. On a roll-call vote the ordinance passed unanimously: Mses. Horn and Leith and Messrs. Kimble, Marter and Haman voted yes. Ms. Horn participated via telephone and was recorded as voting in favor.
The ordinance authorizes the township to appropriate $4.1 million and to issue bonds or bond anticipation notes to finance Riverside's share of improvements at the regional sewerage treatment facility operated by the Riverside Sewerage Authority. The transcript records the appropriation amount and the authorization language; no additional funding breakdowns or project schedules were provided at the special meeting.
With no further business and no public comment during the general public portion, Mr. Kimble moved to adjourn, Ms. Horn seconded, and the committee adjourned the special meeting.
