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Pitman work session closes after brief code‑enforcement, solicitor appointment request and procedural motions
Summary
Council discussed a large animated sign that the police chief said was a code‑enforcement matter, Mayor Razze requested that Resolution No. 46 (appointment of a Borough Solicitor) be removed from consent for separate vote at the regular meeting, and routine procedural motions (open/close discussion, public portion, adjourn) were passed unanimously.
During miscellaneous business, Councilman Fitzpatrick raised concerns about a large animated sign at the Sunoco on Elwood Ave. and Woodbury Glassboro Rd. Chief McAteer said the matter was a code‑enforcement issue and was being addressed. Mayor Razze asked that Resolution No. 46, 2025, which would appoint a new Borough Solicitor, be removed from the consent agenda to be voted on separately at the regular meeting.
The session opened discussion by motion of Council President James (seconded by Councilman Uyehara) and closed discussion and the public portion by unanimous procedural motions. The work session adjourned at 7:39 p.m. on a motion by Councilwoman Guarni, seconded by Councilwoman Musto.
"This was a code enforcement issue and was being addressed," Chief McAteer said when the animated sign was raised.
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