Delran Town Council Addresses Speeding Concerns and Celebrates New Leadership

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Delran Town Council, issues such as neighborhood speeding and the rise in rental properties were discussed, alongside the swearing-in of new council members and the mayor. The council also emphasized the importance of community engagement, transparency, and safety improvements.

Delran Town Council Discusses Temporary Flood Barriers and Approves Critical Sewer Equipment Contract

Overview: The Delran Town Council convened to discuss flood management solutions, community safety measures, and infrastructure improvements, including the approval of a contract for essential sewer equipment rehabilitation.

Delran Council Advances Infrastructure Projects and Addresses Community Concerns

Overview: In a recent Delran Town Council meeting, developments included the authorization of a $9.5 million General Obligation Bond, progress on infrastructure projects such as the Route 130 Corridor, and addressing a long-standing erosion issue with the signing of a contract for an Army Corps of Engineers study. Additionally, the meeting featured public commentary on financial transparency and immediate solutions for potential sewer department emergencies.

Delran Council Approves Sewer System Repair Bond Ordinance

Overview: In an effort to address infrastructure needs, the Delran Town Council has introduced a bond ordinance authorizing repair and replacement of sewer mains, with an appropriation of $3.95 million. The ordinance, which aims to prevent further issues like the major collapse experienced earlier in the year, has been fast-tracked to mitigate potential problems on Route 130, which has seen multiple issues in the past two years.

Delran Discusses Route 130 Safety Project and Local Concerns

Overview: The Delran Town Council meeting covered an extensive array of topics, but the centerpiece was the discussion of the New Jersey Department of Transportation’s (NJ DOT) project on Route 130 Union Landing Road. This proposed $7.5 million project aims to enhance safety for bicyclists and pedestrians, as well as improve traffic operations. Notably, the project will involve a shared use path, ADA-compliant curb ramps, and crash cushions at median barrier ends. The council’s discussion with NJ DOT representatives focused primarily on land acquisition, including the possible use of eminent domain and its impact on existing township approvals and parking spaces.