Winslow Township Mayor And Township Committee Workshop/Business Meeting
The meeting agenda included several key business items: a proposed amendment to the Township Code to reduce the speed limit on School House Lane; authorization for the assignment of a tax sale certificate; renewal of a contract for traffic signal and electric service maintenance under the Cherry Hill Cooperative Pricing System; and the award of a contract for the Wilton's Corner Pavement Preservation project under the NJDOT Municipal Aid Program. Other items included resolutions regarding tax levy cancellations, the refund of development application fees, the adoption of a policy for managing opioid settlement funds, and the appointment of a special law enforcement officer. Additionally, the meeting addressed various municipal reports, engineer reports, and business license applications.
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The committee addressed several administrative announcements, including new water usage restrictions, the fall water main flushing schedule, leaf collection logistics, and adjusted hours and curfews for Halloween. The committee also announced a forthcoming Veterans Day ceremony. A significant portion of the meeting involved a public hearing regarding an ordinance amendment to reduce the speed limit on Schoolhouse Lane. Residents actively debated the proposed reduction from 50 mph to 40 mph, advocating for a stricter limit of 25 mph due to safety concerns involving agricultural equipment and local pedestrian traffic.
Sep 8, 2026·Board meeting
Township of Winslow Workshop/Business Meeting
The committee adopted several ordinances, including a bond ordinance for road improvements and amendments to the township code to restrict data centers and define data nodes. Resolutions were approved for various municipal contracts, including well pump upgrades, grant applications for radio equipment and transportation demand management, and the issuance of bond anticipation notes. The meeting also included reports from township departments regarding public works, police and fire activities, and tax assessments, as well as discussions on public concerns such as park maintenance, neighborhood safety, and a proposed 80-acre county recreational facility.
Sep 8, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Mayor and Township Committee Workshop/Business Meeting Agenda
The meeting agenda includes discussions on various township administrative and operational matters. Key items include the introduction of bond ordinances for road improvements and new ordinances regulating data centers and data nodes in Pinelands and non-Pinelands areas. The committee will review resolutions regarding the issuance and sale of refunding bond anticipation notes, the appointment of an alternate deputy registrar, recognition of Blood Cancer Awareness Month, and authorization of grant applications for transportation demand management and mobile communication radios. Additionally, several resolutions authorize the cancellation of tax levies and reimbursement of excess taxes. Reports from various departments, including public works, public safety, and municipal utilities, are scheduled, alongside new business items such as street light requests and business license applications.
