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Green Township environmental committee to seek ANJEC grant; will present request to Township Committee April 6

Green Township Environmental Advisory Committee · March 3, 2026
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Summary

The Green Township Environmental Advisory Committee voted to petition the Township Committee for permission to apply for an ANJEC grant after reviewing a project summary; members assigned follow-up tasks and will ask for an April 6 agenda slot to seek approval.

The Green Township Environmental Advisory Committee voted on March 3 to seek Township Committee permission to apply for an ANJEC (Association of New Jersey Environmental Commissions) grant after reviewing a project summary and recommending edits.

Ellen Lessin, a committee member, presented information on the ANJEC Grant Program and the Project Summary spreadsheet. Committee members recommended changes to the spreadsheet and asked Secretary Gwen Santos to make the adjustments for the next meeting.

Michael Wood, a committee member, said he would request that the Township Committee add the grant application request to its April 6 agenda and prepare a presentation to seek formal permission. The committee did not vote on submitting the grant application itself; members instead agreed to petition the Township Committee for approval first.

The ANJEC grants typically fund local environmental projects; the committee did not record specific grant amounts or a final project scope during the meeting. The minutes specify that the committee reviewed the Project Summary spreadsheet and made recommendations, but do not list the spreadsheet changes in detail.

The committee scheduled further action: the secretary will adjust the project spreadsheet for the committee’s review at the next meeting, and Wood will prepare the Township Committee presentation for April 6.