Lindenwold public meetings in 2025
23 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Borough Council
The Lindenwold Borough Council approved budget transfers for the last two months of the fiscal year and authorized the installation of communications facilities by Greenlight Networks. The body also adopted an ordinance allowing up to three sheds in residential zones.
- Ordinance 2025:14 amends zoning code for sheds in R1, R1A, and R-2 zones
- Resolution 2025:190 authorizes $60,500 in budget transfers for streets, compliance, and other departments
- Resolution 2025:194 grants Greenlight Networks permission to install communications facilities
- Resolution 2025:193 authorizes a $1,118.75 escrow refund for 250 E. Gibbsboro Rd
- Resolution 2025:191 authorizes tax cancellation and refund for a disabled veteran at 126 Wade Ave
The Borough Council entered an executive session to discuss legal updates, personnel, and contracts. It approved payment of bills and the minutes from the December 3 meeting. The council gave a second‑reading approval to Ordinance 2025:14, which amends the borough code on permitted uses. It also approved the consent agenda items, including budget transfers, fire district compensation, and other routine resolutions.
- Entered executive session (Resolution 2025:189) – Approved (5‑0)
- Approved payment of bills – Approved (6‑0)
- Approved December 3 minutes – Approved (5‑0)
- Approved Ordinance 2025:14 second reading – Approved (5‑0)
- Approved Consent Agenda Resolutions 2025:190‑199 – Approved (5‑0)
- Approved Resolution 2025:199 disclosure of executive session – Approved (5‑0)
- Approved Resolution 2025:200 waiver of late fees for rental registration – Approved (5‑0)
Borough Council
The Lindenwold Borough Council will hold an executive session on legal updates and personnel. It will vote on several routine resolutions, including budget transfers, new hires, and additional compensation for staff. A key item is a resolution to add $275,000 from the New Jersey Department of Transportation for the Lindenwold Park Bikeway Connector to the 2025 budget. The meeting also includes approval of a raffle license for the Lindenwold Lodge.
- Resolution 2025:181 – transfers $62,000 among General Fund accounts
- Resolution 2025:182 – hires Police Clerk Lauren Molenkamp at $44,783.88 salary
- Resolution 2025:185 – grants $2,500 extra compensation to Construction/Code Enforcement Manager Heather Protick
- Resolution 2025:187 – adds $275,000 revenue and matching appropriation for the Lindenwold Park Bikeway Connector
- Resolution 2025:188 – approves raffle license for Loom #548 Lindenwold Lodge
The council entered executive session to discuss legal updates, personnel and contracts, and later approved the bill list. It then approved the consent agenda covering resolutions 2025:181‑188, which authorized budget transfers, hired a police clerk, a custodial worker, a deputy chief financial officer, provided additional compensation for two employees, amended the budget, and granted a raffle license. All motions passed unanimously except Councilwoman Patton, who voted no on resolution 2025:186.
- Entered Executive Session to discuss legal updates, personnel, contracts (unanimous)
- Approved Bill List (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 2025:181 – Budget transfers (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 2025:182 – Hiring Police Clerk Lauren Molenkamp (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 2025:183 – Hiring Custodial Worker/Foreman Gabrielle Shaffer (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 2025:184 – Hiring Deputy Chief Financial Officer Gianelle Haws (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 2025:186 – Additional compensation for Nadeen Randall (Councilwoman Patton voted no)
- Approved Resolution 2025:188 – Raffle license for Loom #535 Lindenwold Lodge (unanimous)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Borough Council
The Borough Council will hold a second reading on four ordinances regarding shed regulations and Laurel Road parking. The body is also considering a consent agenda featuring a sewer replacement contract and a tax agreement for a multi-family property.
- Sewer replacement and restoration of Sutton Avenue via DiMeglio Construction Co., Inc. not to exceed $140,000
- Authorization to negotiate a Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) agreement for Lindenwold Gardens at 201 Blackwood-Clementon Road
- Release of a $222,281.57 performance bond for Laurel Road Self Storage
- Second reading of ordinances 2025:14, 2025:15, and 2025:16 regarding shed regulations
- Traffic and parking restrictions for the December 5, 2025, Christmas Parade
Joint Land Use Board
The Joint Land Use Board will consider a resolution for KR TAX ACCOUNTING LLC concerning Block 115 Lot 10. It will review a minor site plan application for Martin Rodriquez at 430 Walnut Ave E, Block 102.02 Lot 27. The board will conduct courtesy reviews of school projects, including a storage building project and signage for Lindenwold High School and Elementary School. It will also review the borough's multifamily residential development standards ordinance and shed‑use rules for several residential zones.
- Resolution JLUB-25-14 for KR TAX ACCOUNTING LLC, Block 115 Lot 10
- Minor site plan JLUB-25-15 for MARTIN RODRIQUEZ, 430 WALNUT AVE E, Block 102.02 Lot 27
- Review of borough standards for multifamily residential developments ordinance
- Review of permitted uses for sheds in R1, R1A, and R-2 zones
- Review of permitted uses for sheds in R3 zone
Borough Council
The Lindenwold Borough Council will hold an executive session on legal updates and personnel, and consider a series of ordinance readings. It will adopt a policy for administering federal‑aid highway projects, approve cooperative pricing agreements for sodium chloride and deer carcass removal, and renew a liquor license. The council will also reappoint the acting borough clerk, amend Halloween curfew hours, request a six‑month extension for the $275,000 Lindenwold Park Bikeway Connector contract, and seek approval of a $40,000 National Fitness Campaign grant.
- Resolution 2025:162 – request six‑month extension (Nov 28 2025 to May 28 2026) to award $275,000 NJDOT‑funded Lindenwold Park Bikeway Connector contract
- Resolution 2025:159 – request insertion of $40,000 National Fitness Campaign grant revenue into the 2025 budget
- Resolution 2025:158 – renewal of liquor license for Krish of Lindenwold NJ LLC, license #0422-33-009-007 for 2025‑2026
- Resolution 2025:156 – cooperative pricing agreement for sodium chloride at $81.35 per ton (and pre‑treated liquid enhanced sodium chloride at $99.35 per ton)
- Resolution 2025:157 – cooperative pricing agreement for deer carcass removal at $65.00 per carcass (with optional second and third year rates)
Joint Land Use Board
The Joint Land Use Board will meet to approve the 2024 annual variance report and consider land use applications. The board will review requests for site plans and changes of use for specific properties.
- Resolution 1-2025: Annual Variance Report of 2024
- JLUB-25-13: USMA Siraj d/b/a Godil Wireless LLC at 809 Blackwood Clementon Rd
- JLUB-25-14: KR Tax Accounting LLC (Block 115 Lot 10) minor site plan, change of use, and variance
- JLUB-25-15: Martin Rodriguez at 430 Walnut Ave E postponed until 10/23/2025
The Joint Land Use Board approved the minutes from the August 28, 2025 meeting, the 2024 variance report, and Resolution JLUB‑25‑13 for Godil Wireless LLC. The board also approved Application JLUB‑25‑14 for KL Tax Accounting LLC. All motions carried with two members abstaining on the first three items and unanimous approval on the application.
- Approved August 28 2025 minutes (unanimous, 2 abstentions)
- Approved 2024 variance report (unanimous, 2 abstentions)
- Approved Resolution JLUB‑25‑13 for Godil Wireless LLC (unanimous, 2 abstentions)
- Approved Application JLUB‑25‑14 for KL Tax Accounting LLC (unanimous)
Borough Council
The Lindenwold Borough Council will consider approving a $89,980 state grant for a Memorial Park outdoor fitness area and refunding tax overpayments to seven property owners. The meeting also includes the first reading of eight ordinances amending local codes regarding indecency, property damage, and Certificate of Occupancy inspections.
- Approval of $89,980 NJDOT grant for Memorial Park outdoor fitness area
- Refund of tax overpayments totaling $3,056.11 to seven properties
- First reading of ordinance amending indecency and damaging property code
- First reading of ordinance requiring smoke alarm, carbon monoxide, and fire extinguisher compliance
- Approval of Change Order #2 for Colonial Square Drive and Colonial Square Place improvements
Joint Land Use Board
The Joint Land Use Board will meet to resolve a matter regarding Country Pet Lodge and consider a new application for a minor site plan waiver and change of use. The meeting includes the approval of minutes from June 26, 2025.
- Resolution JLUB-25-12: Caton Co LLC d/b/a Country Pet Lodge at 2750 Egg Harbor Rd
- Application JLUB-25-13: Usma Siraj d/b/a Godil Wireless LLC at 809 Blackwood Clementon Rd for minor site plan waiver/change of use
The Joint Land Use Board approved the minutes from the June 26, 2025 meeting with two abstentions. It also approved Resolution JLUB‑25‑12 for Caton Co LLC d/b/a Country Pet Lodge, again with two abstentions. Finally, the board approved Application JLUB‑25‑13 for Godil Wireless LLC, a minor site‑plan waiver and change of use, with a unanimous vote.
- Approved minutes from June 26, 2025 (6-0-2)
- Approved Resolution JLUB‑25‑12 for Country Pet Lodge (6-0-2)
- Approved Application JLUB‑25‑13 for Godil Wireless LLC site‑plan waiver (8-0-0)
Borough Council
The Borough Council will discuss infrastructure repairs and the installation of a free public outdoor fitness court. The meeting includes a second reading of an ordinance regarding parental responsibility and a closed session for legal and personnel updates.
- Contract for Aman Ave and Brighton Ave improvements awarded to Asphalt Paving Systems, Inc. for $224,617.88 (Base Bid #1) and $123,750.48 (Base Bid #2)
- Proposed $170,000 outdoor Fitness Court using a $40,000 National Fitness Campaign grant and $130,000 local match
- Emergency maintenance contract with DiMeglio Construction Co., Inc. not to exceed $500,000
- Cancellation of 2025 taxes for four properties due to disabled veteran/widow status
- Waiver of performance bond for the Linden Avenue Fire Hall project
Borough Council
The Borough Council will hold a first reading of an ordinance establishing parental responsibility for offenses committed by minors. The meeting also includes a consent agenda with police, infrastructure, and personnel decisions.
- First reading of Ordinance 2025:05 regarding Parental Responsibility
- Resolution 2025:120 to create a self-funded 501(c)(3) Lindenwold Police Foundation
- Resolution 2025:121 to contract Crossing Guard Services, LLC for the 2025-2026 school year
- Resolution 2025:123 approving a $49,000 change order for Colonial Square Drive improvements
- Resolution 2025:125 and 2025:126 authorizing engineering services for roadway and pedestrian projects not to exceed $68,500 and $69,850 respectively
The Borough Council adopted a resolution authorizing the police department to establish the non‑profit Lindenwold Police Foundation. It also approved a contract with Crossing Guard Services, LLC, renewed a liquor license for Don Tequila Bar & Grill, and authorized a $49,000 change order for Colonial Square Drive. Additional actions included promoting Ana Langenbach to Deputy Tax Collector and approving engineering design contracts for road improvements and a Safe Routes to School grant. All items were adopted by unanimous voice or roll‑call vote.
- Authorized creation of the Lindenwold Police Foundation (non‑profit 501(c)(3)) – unanimous
- Approved negotiation and award of crossing guard services contract to Crossing Guard Services, LLC – unanimous
- Renewed liquor license for Don Tequila Bar & Grill LLC for 2025‑2026 – unanimous
- Approved Change Order #1 for Colonial Square Drive: $49,000 extra work, total $351,013 – unanimous
- Promoted Ana Langenbach to Deputy Tax Collector with $57,019.72 compensation – unanimous
- Authorized Environmental Resolutions, Inc. to provide engineering design services up to $68,500 – unanimous
- Authorized Remington & Vernick Engineers for Safe Routes to School design services up to $69,850 – unanimous
- Approved payment of all properly audited bills – unanimous
Joint Land Use Board
The Joint Land Use Board will meet to vote on a resolution for EDA Capital, LLC and review a new business application. The meeting includes a minor site plan review for a property on Egg Harbor Rd.
- Resolution JLUB-25-09: EDA Capital, LLC at 2211 White Horse Pike
- Minor site plan review JLUB-25-12: Caton Co LLC d/b/a Country Pet Lodge at 2750 Egg Harbor Rd
The Joint Land Use Board approved the minutes from the May 22, 2025 meeting. It also approved Resolution JLUB-25-09 for EDA Capitol, LLC, Block 289, Lot 1. Finally, the board approved the minor site plan (JLUB-25-12) for Caton Co LLC d/b/a Country Pet Lodge.
- Approved minutes from May 22, 2025 (unanimous, Ms. Jackson abstained)
- Approved Resolution JLUB-25-09, EDA Capitol, LLC, Block 289, Lot 1 (unanimous, Ms. Jackson abstained)
- Approved application JLUB-25-12 for Country Pet Lodge (unanimous)
Borough Council
The Borough Council is considering several grant applications to the New Jersey Department of Transportation for infrastructure projects. The body is also reviewing a non-contractual salary ordinance and the hiring of new police officers.
- Grant application for Winthrop & Countiss Avenue pavement reconstruction (up to $2,200 for preparation)
- Grant application for Laurel Road bikeway improvements (up to $1,250 for preparation)
- Grant application for Rosamond Avenue reconstruction (up to $1,250 for preparation)
- Grant application for Bangor Avenue repairs (up to $1,250 for preparation)
- Grant application for White Horse Pike pedestrian safety sidewalks (up to $1,250 for preparation)
The Borough Council entered and later exited an executive session to discuss legal and personnel matters. It approved payment of all audited bills and adopted the Non‑Contractual Salary Ordinance. Through a consent agenda, the council adopted Resolutions 2025:110‑118, authorizing the borough’s engineer to submit NJDOT grant applications for roadway, bikeway and pedestrian improvements, with professional service fees not to exceed $2,200.
- Adopted Resolution 2025:109 to enter executive session (unanimous voice vote)
- Adopted Resolution 2025:109 to exit executive session (unanimous voice vote)
- Approved payment of all audited bills (unanimous roll‑call vote)
- Adopted Ordinance 2025:04 Non‑Contractual Salary Ordinance (unanimous roll‑call vote)
- Adopted Resolutions 2025:110‑118 authorizing NJDOT grant applications for road, bikeway and pedestrian projects (unanimous roll‑call vote)
Joint Land Use Board
The Lindenwold Joint Land Use Board will hold its regular meeting on May 22, 2025, in Borough Hall. The board will review and vote on two resolutions (JLUB-25-08 and JLUB-25-10) submitted by Salerno Construction Group and ARCR Home Builders for projects at 46 W Atlantic Ave and 0 Atlantic Ave, respectively. The board will also discuss a postponed application (JLUB-25-11) for a variance at 416 Ashbourne Ave, which was withdrawn after the meeting, and a major subdivision application (JLUB-25-09) submitted by EDA Capital, LLC at 2211 White Horse Pike.
- Resolution JLUB-25-08: Salerno Construction Group at 46 W Atlantic Ave
- Resolution JLUB-25-10: ARCR Home Builders at 0 Atlantic Ave
- Application JLUB-25-11: Postponed variance at 416 Ashbourne Ave (withdrawn)
- Application JLUB-25-09: Major subdivision by EDA Capital, LLC at 2211 White Horse Pike
The Joint Land Use Board approved the minutes from the April 24, 2025 meeting, and approved two construction resolutions (Salerno Construction Group and ARCR Home Builders) with one abstention each. The board postponed the variance request for 416 Ashbourne Ave until more information is provided. It then approved the major subdivision application (JLUB-25-09) for 2211 White Horse Pike unanimously.
- Approved minutes from April 24, 2025 (unanimous, one abstention)
- Approved Resolution JLUB-25-08 Salerno Construction Group (unanimous, one abstention)
- Approved Resolution JLUB-25-10 ARCR Home Builders (unanimous, one abstention)
- Postponed variance application JLUB-25-11 (unanimous)
- Approved major subdivision application JLUB-25-09 (unanimous)
Borough Council
The Borough Council will hold a public hearing and vote to adopt the 2025 Municipal Budget. The meeting also includes discussions on salary ordinances and several municipal contracts.
- Adoption of 2025 Budget with total general appropriations of $20,272,128.00
- Contract not to exceed $20,000 for Longo Electrical to repair Pump Station #1
- Purchase of GovPilot operating system from Yorktel not to exceed $39,000
- Shared Services Agreement with Lindenwold Board of Education for pathway engineering design not to exceed $60,000
- Sale of surplus property via GovDeals, including a 1999 trash truck and two 2000 Xmark mowers
The Borough Council approved the 2025 municipal budget totaling $20,272,128, detailing appropriations and the tax levy needed to fund municipal services. It also approved payment of all audited bills and adopted several ordinances and resolutions, including a $20,000 pump‑station repair, a $39,000 GovPilot system purchase, a raffle license for The Arc of Camden County, and the sale of surplus equipment. All actions were approved by unanimous roll‑call vote.
- Adopted 2025 Budget of $20,272,128 (unanimous roll‑call)
- Approved payment of all properly audited bills (unanimous)
- Adopted Ordinance 2025:04 Non‑Contractual Salary Ordinance first reading (unanimous)
- Adopted Ordinance 2025:03 COLA Ordinance second reading (unanimous)
- Authorized repair of Pump Station #1 up to $20,000 (unanimous)
- Approved Raffle License #RA666 for The Arc of Camden County (unanimous)
- Authorized purchase of GovPilot operating system up to $39,000 (unanimous)
- Approved sale of surplus property (trash truck, two mowers) via GovDeals (unanimous)
Joint Land Use Board
The Joint Land Use Board will meet to vote on a resolution for Kennedy Food Gourmet, LLC. The board will also consider two new applications for minor subdivisions and variances on Atlantic Ave.
- Resolution JLUB-25-07: Kennedy Food Gourmet, LLC (Block 240, Lot 58.03)
- Application JLUB-25-08: Salerno Construction Group, 46 W Atlantic Ave (Minor Subdivision/D1 & Bulk Variance)
- Application JLUB-25-10: ARCR Home Builders, 0 Atlantic Ave (Minor Subdivision & Variance)
- Postponement of Application JLUB-25-09: EDA Capital LLC, 2211 White Horse Pike (Major Subdivision)
The Joint Land Use Board unanimously approved the March 27, 2025 meeting minutes and Resolution JLUB-25-07 for Kennedy Food Gourmet, LLC. It then approved the minor subdivision and bulk variance application JLUB-25-08 for Salerno Construction Group and the minor subdivision and variance application JLUB-25-10 for ARCR Home Builders. The major subdivision application JLUB-25-09 for EDA Capitol, LLC was postponed to the May 22, 2025 meeting.
- Approved March 27, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution JLUB-25-07 for Kennedy Food Gourmet, LLC (unanimous)
- Approved Application JLUB-25-08 (Salerno Construction Group) – minor subdivision/bulk variance
- Approved Application JLUB-25-10 (ARCR Home Builders) – minor subdivision/variance
- Postponed Application JLUB-25-09 (EDA Capitol, LLC) – major subdivision
Borough Council
The Lindenwold Borough Council will hold a business meeting on April 9, 2025. Key actions include introducing the 2025 municipal budget of $20,272,128, with $11,177,883.80 to be raised by taxes, and voting on a resolution to promote Patrolman Thomas J. Mallon to Police Sergeant. The council will also consider several consent agenda items, including a software agreement and a park shade purchase, and hold first readings of ordinances on a COLA adjustment and fee schedule amendments.
- Introduction of 2025 municipal budget: total appropriations $20,272,128, tax levy $11,177,883.80
- Promotion of Patrolman Thomas J. Mallon to Police Sergeant
- Software agreement with CivicPlus, LLC for municipal website, not to exceed $20,085
- Purchase of Game Time Park Shade through ESCNJ contract, not to exceed $12,000
- Refund of $2,062.50 escrow to Sam Hirth for completed project at 409 East Gibbsboro Road
The Borough Council adopted the 2025 municipal budget totaling $20,272,128. It promoted Patrolman Thomas J. Mallon to Police Sergeant and approved a fee‑schedule ordinance. The council also certified compliance with EEOC guidance, authorized a software contract with CivicPlus, appointed special counsel for the primary election, and approved a park‑shade purchase. All items were adopted by the recorded votes.
- Approved 2025 municipal budget of $20,272,128 (unanimous roll‑call vote)
- Promoted Patrolman Thomas J. Mallon to Police Sergeant (unanimous roll‑call vote)
- Adopted Fee Schedule Ordinance 2025:02 on second reading (unanimous roll‑call vote)
- Certified compliance with EEOC guidance on arrest records (Resolution 2025:89) (unanimous roll‑call vote)
- Authorized software agreement with CivicPlus, LLC up to $20,085 (adopted as read; vote not recorded)
- Appointed Timothy Higgins, Esq. as special counsel for 2025 Primary Election, not to exceed $5,000 (adopted as read; vote not recorded)
- Authorized purchase of Game Time park shade up to $12,000 (adopted as read; vote not recorded)
- Adopted Consent Agenda Resolutions 2025:91‑94; all unanimous except 2025:91 (1 negative, 1 abstain) (roll‑call vote)
Joint Land Use Board
The Joint Land Use Board will consider a resolution for Joceline Salguero at 318 First Avenue and a new application from Kennedy Food Gourmet, LLC for a take-out restaurant at 659 Blackwood Clementon Road. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes and public comment.
- Resolution JLUB-25-06 for Joceline Salguero at 318 First Avenue, Block 184, Lot 14
- New business application JLUB-25-07 from Kennedy Food Gourmet, LLC for a take-out food restaurant at 659 Blackwood Clementon Road, Block 240, Lot 58.03
- Approval of minutes from February 28, 2025
- Public hearing opportunity
The board approved the minutes from the February 27, 2025 meeting, with Councilwoman Hess abstaining. It also approved Resolution JLUB-25-06 for Joceline Salguero, with Mayor Roach and Councilwoman Hess abstaining. Finally, the board approved a minor site‑plan waiver and change of use for Kennedy Food Gourmet, LLC to operate a take‑out food restaurant at 659 Blackwood Clementon Road.
- Approved minutes from February 27, 2025 (motion carried; Councilwoman Hess abstained)
- Approved Resolution JLUB-25-06 for Joceline Salguero, Block 184, Lot 14 (motion carried; Mayor Roach and Councilwoman Hess abstained)
- Approved minor site‑plan waiver and change of use for Kennedy Food Gourmet, LLC (take‑out restaurant) (unanimous vote, motion carried)
Borough Council
The Borough Council is meeting to consider routine business, including a consent agenda with two resolutions. One resolution extends the 2025 budget introduction and adoption deadlines, and another issues a proclamation honoring a church dedication. The council will also enter closed session to discuss legal updates and personnel matters.
- Resolution 2025:85 – extends 2025 budget introduction date to March 31 and adoption date to April 30
- Resolution 2025:86 – proclamation for Light House of Deliverance Gospel Church's altar dedication on March 29, 2025
- Executive session (Resolution 2025:84) for legal updates and personnel
- Payment of bills
The Borough Council approved a resolution extending the 2025 budget schedule: the Municipal Annual Financial Statement submission moves to March 7, the budget introduction to March 31, and the budget adoption to April 30. The council also approved routine items including an executive‑session resolution, payment of audited bills, a consent agenda, a proclamation honoring a local church dedication, and adjourned the meeting.
- Adopted Resolution 2025:84 to enter executive session (voice vote unanimous)
- Adopted Resolution 2025:84 to exit executive session (voice vote unanimous)
- Approved payment of all properly audited bills (roll call vote unanimous)
- Adopted Resolutions 2025:85–86 on the consent agenda (roll call vote unanimous)
- Adopted Resolution 2025:85 – Revised Budget Introduction and Adoption Dates (roll call vote unanimous)
- Adopted Resolution 2025:86 – Proclamation for Building Dedication (roll call vote unanimous)
- Motion to adjourn the meeting (voice vote unanimous)
Borough Council
The Borough Council will discuss sewer infrastructure upgrades, pedestrian safety signs, and road improvements. The meeting includes a first reading of a fee schedule amendment and a second reading of traffic regulations for Georgetowne Condominium Association property.
- Purchase of three submersible pumps for ABS Pump Station 2 not to exceed $250,000
- Contract award of $145,800 to Asphalt Paving Systems, Inc. for Carver Avenue improvements
- Proposed installation of solar powered flashing pedestrian crosswalk signs at multiple school crossings
- Authorization of $10,000 for Remington & Vernick Engineers for Carlton Street pedestrian safety design
- Proposed fee increase for marriage/civil union ceremonies to $200 per event
The council approved a $145,800 contract for improvements to Carver Avenue, awarded to Asphalt Paving Systems, Inc., contingent on solicitor and NJDOT approval. They also authorized up to $250,000 for new sewer pumps, approved a shared services agreement for solar crosswalk signs, and hired two public works employees. Several resolutions and ordinances were passed unanimously, including a proclamation for Peter Pullella Day.
- Approved $145,800 bid for Carver Avenue improvements to Asphalt Paving Systems (unanimous)
- Authorized up to $250,000 for sewer pump purchase via cooperative pricing (unanimous)
- Approved shared services agreement for solar crosswalk signs (unanimous)
- Approved budget transfers totaling $170,000 (unanimous)
- Authorized $10,000 for engineering design for Safe Routes to School grant (unanimous)
- Hired Andrew Misiolek as laborer at $20.02/hr and Dominic Simon as truck driver at $26.40/hr (unanimous)
- Adopted ordinance 2025:01 on second reading (unanimous)
- Approved minutes for January 8 and February 12, 2025 (unanimous)
Joint Land Use Board
The Board will consider a use variance application to convert a single-family residence into a two-family residence. The meeting also includes resolutions for several land use applications.
- Application JLUB-25-06: Use variance to convert 318 First Avenue from single-family to two-family residence
- Resolution JLUB-25-03: Lindenwold Fire District 1 BOFC (Block 91, Lots 2.01, 3, 10)
- Resolution JLUB-25-01: Sugar Crunch, LLC (Block 267, Lot 8)
- Resolution JLUB-25-04: Darryl Pitts (Block 50, Lot 4)
- Resolution JLUB-25-05: MP&BS, Inc. (Block 250, Lot 58.05)
The Joint Land Use Board approved several resolutions and minutes, then denied a use variance application by Joceline Salguero to convert a single-family home at 318 First Avenue into a two-family residence. The denial was unanimous after the applicant failed to establish a reason for the variance. No other substantive decisions were made.
- Approved minutes from January 23, 2025 (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution Zoning Report 2024 (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution JLUB-25-03 for Lindenwold Fire District 1, Block 91, Lots 2.01, 3, 10 (unanimous with 4 abstentions)
- Approved Resolution JLUB-25-01 for Sugar Crunch, LLC, Block 267, Lot 8 (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution JLUB-25-04 for Darryl Pitts, Block 50, Lot 4 (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution JLUB-24-05 for MP&BS, Inc, Block 250, Lot 58.05 (unanimous)
- Denied application JLUB-25-06 by Joceline Salguero for use variance to convert single-family to two-family residence (unanimous)
Borough Council
The Lindenwold Borough Council will hold its regular business meeting on February 12, 2025. The body will first go into closed session to discuss legal updates, personnel, EMS, and park & recreation matters. After returning to open session, council members will approve minutes, pay bills, and review routine reports. They will then consider a first reading of Ordinance 2025:01 to apply Lindenwold traffic regulations to Georgetowne Condominium Association property. The consent agenda includes seven routine resolutions such as appointments to the Joint Land Use Board, hiring a Municipal Search Clerk, authorizing special counsel for the Fire District, leasing a Ricoh copier, refunding an escrow fee, applying for a CDBG grant for Rosamond Avenue reconstruction, making budget transfers, and awarding a recycling contract.
- First reading of Ordinance 2025:01 to apply Title 39 traffic regulations to Georgetowne Condominium Association property
- Appointment of Megan Polifrone (Class IV) and Amber Gordon (Alternate II) to the Joint Land Use Board
- Appointment of Nadeen C. Randall as Municipal Search Clerk
- Appointment of Timothy Higgins, Esquire as Special Counsel for Lindenwold Fire District Number One with $5,000 appropriation
- Lease of Ricoh IMC3010 copier for Public Works at $162.00 per month under State Contract #187846
The Lindenwold Borough Council approved a consent agenda with resolutions for appointments, contracts, and a CDBG application, plus separate resolutions for hiring code enforcement trainees and a library clerk. All votes were unanimous. The meeting also included reports from council members and public comments on property appraisals and safety concerns.
- Approved consent agenda resolutions 2025:66-73 (unanimous)
- Appointed Megan Polifrone and Amber Gordon to Joint Land Use Board
- Appointed Nadeen C. Randall as Municipal Search Clerk
- Authorized special counsel for Fire District with $5,000 cap
- Approved Ricoh copier lease for Public Works at $162/month
- Refunded $1,000 escrow to Robert Hastings for 498 Bilper Avenue
- Authorized CDBG application for Rosamond Avenue reconstruction
- Hired Albert Smith III (full-time) and John Henkel (part-time) as Code Enforcement Trainees
Joint Land Use Board
The Joint Land Use Board will hold a reorganization meeting to swear in members, nominate officers, and approve 2025 meeting dates, followed by a regular meeting to consider several land-use applications. The most significant item is a preliminary and final site plan with D variance for a new fire station at 517 Linden Ave E for Lindenwold Fire District 1. Other applications include a candy packaging facility, a bar with package goods, a single-family home variance, and a beauty salon.
- Application JLUB-25-03: Lindenwold Fire District 1 – new fire station at 517 Linden Ave E (preliminary & final site plan/D variance)
- Application JLUB-25-01: Sugar Crunch, LLC – freeze dry & packaging of candy at 2412 Egg Harbor Road (minor site plan waiver/change of use)
- Application JLUB-25-02: Savtrimaa Lindenwold, LLC – bar with package goods at 211 E Gibbsboro Rd Unit A-2 (minor site plan waiver/change of use)
- Application JLUB-25-04: Darryl Pitts – variance for single-family home at 913 E Elm Ave
- Application JLUB-25-05: MP&BS, Inc. – beauty salon at 569 Blackwood-Clementon Rd (minor site plan waiver/change of use)
The Joint Land Use Board approved the preliminary and final site plan for a new fire station for Lindenwold Fire District 1, including variances, with a unanimous vote after a public hearing. The board also approved several minor site plan waivers and changes of use, including a freeze-dried candy business and a beauty salon, and continued one application. Reorganization actions included appointing the board solicitor, engineer, and officers for 2025.
- Approved new fire station site plan with variances (unanimous)
- Approved JLUB-24-10 Tangled Headz resolution (unanimous, 3 abstentions)
- Approved JLUB-24-11 The Way Church resolution (unanimous, 3 abstentions)
- Approved JLUB-25-01 Sugar Crunch freeze-dry candy change of use (unanimous)
- Continued JLUB-25-02 Savitrimaa bar application until evidence provided
- Approved JLUB-25-04 Darryl Pitts bulk variance for single-family home (unanimous)
- Approved JLUB-25-05 MP&BS beauty salon change of use (unanimous)
- Reappointed Kathleen McGill Gaskill as board solicitor and Environmental Resolutions as board engineer (unanimous)
Borough Council
The Borough Council is conducting its annual reorganization to swear in members and appoint municipal officials. The body is voting on a consent agenda containing 63 resolutions to establish administrative operations for 2025.
- Oaths of office for Council Members Cheryle Randolph-Sharpe and Odessa Patton
- Appointment of Municipal Solicitor David Capozzi
- Appointment of Borough Engineers Remington and Vernick and Environmental Resolutions
- Hiring of Police Officers Chirino, Jones, Piro, and Smith
- Authorization to cancel property taxes under $10 and sewer taxes under $1
The Lindenwold Borough Council held its annual reorganization meeting, approving a series of routine resolutions and appointments for 2025. Key actions included hiring four new police officers, approving professional service contracts, and setting the tax interest rates and meeting schedule for the year. The meeting also included the swearing-in of two council members and the election of a council president.
- Approved Resolution 2025:01 appointing David A. Capozzi as Municipal Solicitor with a contract not to exceed $130,000 (unanimous)
- Approved Consent Agenda (Resolutions 2025:02-64) including appointments, contracts, and policies (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 2025:63 hiring Secundino Chirino, Brandon Jones, Zachary Piro, and Zachary Smith as Patrolman (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 2025:05 renewing animal shelter services with Camden County at $12,833.33 per month (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 2025:06 setting delinquent tax interest at 8% for amounts under $1,500 and 18% for amounts over $1,500 (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 2025:13 establishing a temporary budget of 26.25% of the 2024 budget (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 2025:15 appointing Remington and Vernick and Environmental Resolutions as Borough Engineers with contracts not to exceed $60,000 each (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 2025:64 applying for a $90,000 grant for outdoor fitness equipment at Memorial Park (unanimous)