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Butler council approves application for NJDOT grant for Spring, Walnut and Cedar streets
Summary
The council authorized submission of an electronic NJDOT grant application (LTPF-2026-Spring St, Walnut Ln and Cedar St-00067) and empowered the Mayor and Clerk to sign the agreement, signaling the borough's intent to pursue state funding for curb and roadway work on three streets.
The Butler Mayor and Council on April 21 authorized the borough to submit a grant application and execute a grant contract with the New Jersey Department of Transportation for the Spring St, Walnut Lane and Cedar St. project. The electronic application is identified in the resolution as LTPF-2026-Spring St, Walnut Ln and Cedar St-00067.
The resolution authorizes the Mayor and Borough Clerk to submit the application and to sign the grant agreement; the clerk's signature constitutes acceptance of the grant's terms and conditions, the resolution states. The action was part of a consent agenda approved unanimously among members present.
No project cost or matched-funding details were included in the discussion recorded at the meeting; the resolution certifies only the council's authorization to apply and enter into the agreement if awarded.
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