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Haddonfield commissioners agree to reintroduce Special Improvement District ordinance after resident requests clarifications
Summary
After resident David Hunter flagged unclear language in Ordinance 2026-05 about professional categories for board members, commissioners discussed amendments and agreed to reintroduce the Special Improvement District ordinance at the May 26, 2026 meeting with changes.
The Borough of Haddonfield’s commissioners agreed to reintroduce Ordinance 2026-05 (Special Improvement District) for further revision and a new hearing on May 26, 2026 after a resident raised concerns about the ordinance’s language. Commissioner Cole reviewed clarifications requested by resident David Hunter and said the suggested revisions would be incorporated before the ordinance is returned to the dais.
David Hunter of Windsor Avenue had asked for clearer information about the changes being made to the “professional categories” for board members, noting he previously emailed the commissioners with suggested edits. After discussing the recommendations, the commissioners agreed to re-introduce the ordinance at the May 26, 2026 meeting with changes. The public comment period that followed included another question about local fees: resident Trudy de Vila asked why the Borough plans to charge fees for tennis court use; Mayor Siedell said the fees are intended to help cover maintenance costs and would be charged to organizations that use the courts.
