Delanco Approves Bond Issuance for Street Sweeper

Overview: Delanco Town Council recently approved the issuance of $285,000 in bonds or notes for the financing of a new street sweeper. The adoption of the ordinance followed a public hearing in which the importance of placing signs and notifying the Department of Transportation was discussed, though concerns were raised about the absence of this information in the newsletter.

Maple Shade Advances Safety and Community Initiatives

Overview: In a move reflective of Maple Shade Town Council’s ongoing commitment to public safety and community engagement, the most recent council meeting saw the introduction and approval of two ordinances—one aimed at revising the township’s vehicles and traffic code, and the other at establishing a framework for extra duty police services. These measures, alongside discussions on infrastructure projects and community events, formed the core of a session marked by administrative progress and civic participation.

Willingboro Council Tackles Lead Hazard Inspections, Infrastructure Upgrades, and Public Concerns

Overview: The Willingboro Town Council addressed community matters including lead-based hazard inspections for rental properties, the purchase of safety equipment for the fire department, and the approval of a substantial grant for upgrading a local football field to a multi-sport turf facility. The meeting also saw discussions on various topics ranging from community events and public safety to infrastructure improvements and volunteerism. Residents engaged with council members on various concerns.

Westampton Township Council Addresses Ordinance Confusion and Public Safety Concerns

Overview: In a recent Westampton Township Council meeting, members addressed several issues including ambiguities in an ordinance related to lead-based paint inspection, public safety concerns around halfway houses, and the approval of salaries for certain officials. Notably, a Council member expressed confusion and frustration over the lead-based paint ordinance, leading to a divided vote. Meanwhile, the council unanimously approved the payment of vouchers and lease amendments for a cell tower, despite initial concerns raised by Council member Genel Wright. Public comments also highlighted discrepancies in official reports and concerns over property maintenance and safety.

Maple Shade Town Council Approves Residential Variance, Debates Parking and Waste Management Challenges

Overview: In a recent Maple Shade Town Council meeting, members unanimously approved an application for a residential variance, while discussions unfolded around parking insufficiencies and waste management concerns at the Fox Meadow apartment complex development project. The meeting also addressed unresolved issues regarding a minor site plan application presented by Deerfield Associates’ attorney.