2026 Traffic Camera Upgrades RFP
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Sep 11, 2026
Oct 7, 2026
Modifications include but are not limited to; installing cameras and establishing communication for the Township to monitor the intersections remotely.
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Posted
Sep 11, 2026
Oct 7, 2026
Modifications include but are not limited to; installing cameras and establishing communication for the Township to monitor the intersections remotely.
Posted
Jul 15, 2026
Sep 28, 2026
Contract will also include 600 SY of pavement repair, 405 TON leveling/scratch course, the replacement of 310 LF of asphalt curb and the replacement of all pavement markings. Alternate/Add-On No. 1 will include the full-width mill and overlay of 2nd Street and Summit Avenue (2,250 SY/215 TON) including 140 SY of pavement repair, 50 TON leveling/scratch course and the replacement of all pavement markings.Alternate/Add-On No. 2 will include the full-width mill and overlay of Village Drive and Ridge Lane (7,755 SY/ 695 TON) including 650 SY of pavement repair, 140 TON leveling/scratch course, replacement of 2 Type 'C' inlet tops and the replacement of all pavement markings.
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The Board of Supervisors discussed various operational and financial items, including police personnel matters, contract negotiations, and zoning/development issues. Key agenda items included the authorization of the 2026 Road Paving Program, the adoption of a resolution regarding the assumption/condemnation of real property on Jakes Way, and the finalization of salary increases for administration staff. Additionally, the Board authorized the Township Manager to sign a signal plan for the Brownsville Road Crosswalk project. A workshop segment reviewed the mid-year financial overview, updates on sewer billing procedures, yard sign enforcement, and upcoming community events like Community Day.
The board meeting included an executive session to address police contract negotiations, personnel matters, vehicle policies, and potential real estate transactions. During the work session, the board reviewed departmental reports, discussed park maintenance, sign ordinance enforcement, and sidewalk grants. Public comment focused on traffic concerns on Henry Avenue, with requests for speed humps, and grievances regarding property survey compliance. The board also addressed the preliminary land development proposal for a residential project on Bristol Road, specifically discussing the establishment of a homeowners association and storm water management infrastructure.
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The hearing addressed the conditional use application submitted by Federation Housing for a proposed 52-unit, age-qualified apartment building located at 1834 Brownsville Road. The discussion focused on demonstrating compliance with specific zoning ordinance standards, including lot size, width, building placement, and setbacks. A key point of the proceedings involved clarifying the intended use of the retail and office component of the building, confirming it will operate as a distinct, third-party facility rather than a leasing office for the apartment complex. The hearing officer reviewed the project's adherence to the Town Center Zoning District criteria and addressed procedural matters regarding the application process.
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