Millville public meetings in 2024

City Commission

The Millville City Commission is holding a closed session meeting on December 31, 2024, immediately following the regular meeting. The closed session will address Police Department Employment Claims related to potential litigation and Bargaining Unit Agreement Discussions for Council 18, PBA, SOA, and FMBA contract negotiations. No public votes or decisions are scheduled.

• Discussion of Police Department Employment Claims under potential litigation and attorney/client privilege
• Bargaining unit agreement discussions for Council 18, PBA, SOA, and FMBA

City Commission

The City Commission is meeting to consider a resolution authorizing a closed session to discuss police department employment claims that may lead to litigation, as well as contract negotiations with multiple bargaining units (Council 18, PBA, SOA, FMBA). The remainder of the agenda consists of routine procedural items: call to order, roll call, public comment, and adjournment.

• Resolution authorizing closed session to discuss Police Department Employment Claims (potential litigation)
• Closed session discussion of Bargaining Unit Agreement negotiations for Council 18, PBA, SOA, and FMBA

The Millville City Commission held a regular meeting on Dec. 31, 2024, approving payment of bills and authorizing a closed session to discuss potential litigation and union contract negotiations. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting included public comments on a proposed asphalt plant and other concerns.

• Approved payment of bills (4-0)
• Authorized closed session for police employee claims and union negotiations (4-0)

City Commission

The Millville City Commission will hold public hearings and vote on several ordinances, including a $2.175 million bond for capital improvements, a long-term tax exemption for CRP Development Urban Renewal LLC, and a purchase/lease agreement for the Gaudelli Brothers facility at 202 S. Wade Blvd. A consent agenda with routine resolutions and a discussion of a recent OPRA court ruling are also scheduled.

• Bond ordinance authorizing $2,175,000 for capital improvements, issuing $2,066,250 in bonds
• Long-term tax exemption and financial agreement with CRP Development Urban Renewal LLC for Block 163, Lot 1
• Ordinance approving purchase and lease agreement for Gaudelli Brothers facility at 202 S. Wade Blvd.
• Resolution authorizing natural gas supply contract with NRG Business Marketing at $4.8568 per Dth for 36 months
• Resolution to upfit two police patrol cars by Vineland Auto Electric at $41,931.36

The Millville City Commission approved Ordinance No. 45-2024, a long-term tax exemption (PILOT) and financial agreement with CRP Development Urban Renewal LLC for a portion of Block 163, Lot 1. The project includes three warehouses and a hotel, with an estimated $190 million investment, $10.2 million land sale, and about $2.2 million per year in payments to the city. The commission also approved several other ordinances, including capital improvement bonds and the purchase/lease of the Gaudelli Brothers facility. All votes were unanimous except for the Gaudelli facility, which passed 4-1 with Commissioner Sooy dissenting.

• Approved Ordinance 45-2024, 30-year PILOT with CRP Development (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 46-2024, appropriating unexpended bond proceeds (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 47-2024, $2.175M capital improvements, $2.066M bonds (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 48-2024, purchase/lease of Gaudelli Brothers facility (4-1)
• Approved Resolution 366-2024, demolition order for 271 Nabb Ave (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 351-2024, budget transfer (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda with 8 resolutions (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 365-2024, police car upfit contract (5-0)

City Commission

The Millville City Commission is conducting a public hearing on whether to order demolition of an unsafe structure at Block 3, Lot 5.05, under the city's dangerous and unfit structures code. The hearing was advertised in local newspapers and posted publicly. The remainder of the agenda consists of procedural items including roll call, an open public meetings statement, and resolutions.

• Public hearing on demolition of structure at Block 3, Lot 5.05

The Millville City Commission held a special demolition hearing for 271 Nabb Avenue, Block 3, Lot 5.05, after two fires left the home and shed burned-out and unfit. Construction Official Wayne Shelton testified the structure is an imminent hazard, with tents set up inside and no attempts by the owner to remedy. The Commission voted unanimously to authorize a resolution for demolition after 15 days, allowing time for an appeal.

• Authorized demolition of 271 Nabb Ave after 15 days (5-0)

Planning

The Millville Planning Board will consider a major site plan and subdivision for 2119 and 2129 North 2nd Street. The board will also vote on several minor subdivisions and review extension requests for existing approvals.

• Major site plan and subdivision application for 2119 & 2129 North 2nd Street (Millville 47 Developers)
• Minor subdivision approvals for 1020 Buck Street, 3880 S. Delsea Drive, and 25 Airwork Street
• One-year approval extension request for Deerfield Electric at 224 Bogden Blvd
• One-year approval extension request for Nabb Solar I, LLC at Nabb Avenue & US Route 49
• Establishment of 2025 annual meeting dates

The Millville Planning Board approved a final one-year extension for Nabb Solar I, LLC's 50-megawatt solar project at Nabb Avenue and US Route 49, and approved three minor subdivisions with conditions. The board carried the major site plan application for Millville 47 Developers LLC (proposed Raising Cane's, Valvoline, coffee shop, dental office) to the January 13, 2025 meeting without a vote.

• Approved final one-year extension for Nabb Solar I, LLC (5-0)
• Approved minor subdivision for South Jersey Realty Group Investors, LLC at 1020 Buck Street (5-0)
• Approved minor subdivision for Roth 3880 Realty LLC at 3880 S. Delsea Drive (5-0)
• Approved minor subdivision for City of Millville at 25 Airwork Street (5-0)
• Approved 2025 Planning Board of Adjustments meeting dates (5-0)
• Carried Millville 47 Developers LLC site plan application to January 13, 2025

Zoning

The Millville Zoning Board of Adjustment will consider resolutions approving a conditional variance for 22-24 E Pine Street and setting 2025 meeting dates. They will hear a variance application (D & C) from The Rector for 1209 W Main Street. An application from Ecogy Energy for a D variance at 301 Riverside Drive has been postponed to the January 2, 2025 meeting.

• Resolution #09-2024PB – Gregory Reiff, 22-24 E Pine Street, approval for a D variance with conditions
• Resolution #01-2025PB – annual meeting dates for 2025
• Application #09-2024ZB – The Rector, 1209 W Main Street, seeking D and C variance
• Application #06-2024ZB – Ecogy Energy, 301 Riverside Drive, seeking D variance (carried to January 2025)
• Approval of November 7, 2024 meeting minutes

The Millville Zoning Board approved a use variance and site plan waiver for The Rector church at 1209 W. Main Street, allowing expansion of a nonconforming use. The board also adopted minutes from November and set 2025 meeting dates. One application was carried over to January 2025.

• Approved Resolution #09-2024ZB for Gregory Reiff, granting a D variance and site plan waiver for 22-24 E. Pine Street (2-0, 5 abstentions)
• Approved Resolution #01-2025ZB setting annual meeting dates for 2025 (7-0)
• Approved Application #09-2024ZB for The Rector, a C and D(2) use variance for church expansion at 1209 W. Main Street (7-0)
• Carried over Application #06-2024ZB (Ecogy Energy NJ II LLC) to January 2, 2025, per applicant's request

City Commission

This agenda is purely procedural: the City Commission will convene a closed executive session immediately following a work session. No substantive items are listed for discussion or decision in the public portion of the agenda.

City Commission

The City Commission will swear in Commissioner-Elect Carole Cossaboon and certify recent election results. The body is considering several ordinances for capital improvements and property acquisitions, as well as setting the 2025 Solid Waste Utility rate.

• Bond ordinance appropriating $2,175,000.00 for capital improvements and acquisitions
• Purchase and Sale/Lease Agreement for the Gaudelli Brothers facility at 202 S. Wade Blvd.
• Resolution setting the 2025 annual rate for the Solid Waste Utility
• First Amendment with CME Associates for $18,000, bringing the total to $118,000.00
• Change order for Laurel Lake Road Improvement Program - Phase 1 with Paving Plus, LLC for $17,375.96

City Commission

The Millville City Commission will hold a work session to discuss the demolition of 200 High Street. The Commission is also set to vote on a resolution authorizing a closed session to discuss contract negotiations for the Millville Executive Airport ground lease and bargaining unit agreements for multiple unions (SOA, PBA, FMBA, Council 18) under attorney-client privilege.

• Discussion of demolition of 200 High Street with Construction Official Wayne Shelton
• Resolution authorizing closed session for Millville Executive Airport ground lease contract negotiations
• Resolution authorizing closed session for bargaining unit agreements (SOA, PBA, FMBA, Council 18)
• Public comment limited to agenda items and general public comment portions

City Commission

The City Commission will hold public hearings on ordinances to acquire two properties on Buck Street through deeds in lieu of foreclosure. They will also consider adding handicapped parking spaces at three locations, and vote on several resolutions including a $57,496.93 police interview room IT contract and a $38,000 downtown gift card program. The meeting opens with a presentation on the redevelopment of Block 136, Lot 1.

• Presentation by CRP Development Urban Renewal LLC on redevelopment of a portion of Block 136, Lot 1
• Ordinance to acquire 700 Buck Street (Block 306, Lot 10) via deed in lieu of foreclosure
• Ordinance to acquire 702 Buck Street (Block 306, Lot 9) via deed in lieu of foreclosure
• Resolution awarding $57,496.93 to Axon Enterprise Inc. for IT improvements in the Police Department interview room
• Resolution approving a non-fair/open contract with Holly City Development Corp for $38,000 to administer the Annual Downtown Gift Card Program

City Commission

This is a work session meeting of the Millville City Commission. The agenda contains only procedural items such as roll call, public comment periods, and commissioner discussions. No resolutions, ordinances, or specific action items are listed, indicating this meeting is likely for discussion only.

• No substantive items (resolutions, contracts, or ordinances) are listed on the agenda

Planning

The Planning Board will consider minor subdivision requests for properties on Buck Street, S. Delsea Drive, and Airwork Street. The board will also address resolutions for a property on Riverside Drive and an amendment to Chapter 30.

• Resolution #18A-2024: Minor subdivision and Bulk Variance for Tetris Industrial LLC at 331 Riverside Drive
• Application #12-2024PB: Minor subdivision for South Jersey Realty Group Investors at 1020 Buck Street
• Application #20-2024PB: Minor subdivision for Roth 3880 Realty LLC at 3880 S. Delsea Drive
• Application #23-2024: Minor subdivision for the City of Millville at 25 Airwork Street
• Resolution #21-2024PB: Amendment to Chapter 30

Zoning

The Zoning Board of Adjustment will consider resolutions including the denial of a use variance and major site plan for Community Health Care Inc at 1020 N High Street. The board will also hear a new variance application for 22-24 E Pine Street and propose meeting dates for 2025.

• Resolution #08-2024ZB denies approval for a use variance and preliminary/final major site plan for Community Health Care Inc at 1020 N High Street (Block 280, Lots 9 & 10)
• Application #12-2024ZB from Gregory Reiff for a (D) Variance at 22-24 E Pine Street (Block 411, Lot 3)
• Resolution #07-2024 appoints Justin White, Esq. as Zoning Board Solicitor for remainder of 2024
• Proposed meeting dates for 2025 to be discussed
• Approval of minutes from October 3, 2024 meeting

City Commission

The City Commission is holding a closed session meeting to discuss contract negotiations and attorney-client privileged matters. The session focuses on insurance and a potential real estate acquisition.

• Contract negotiations regarding Hardenburg Insurance
• Potential purchase of 202 S. Wade Boulevard

City Commission

The City Commission will vote on awarding a $5.09 million contract for a new secondary clarifier at the wastewater treatment plant, and other major infrastructure contracts. The agenda also includes a rezoning ordinance, police department promotions, and a resolution to ask the planning board about allowing cannabis retailers in certain zones.

• Award $5,093,890 contract to Coppola Services for Wastewater Treatment Plant 3 Secondary Clarifier Addition
• Award $741,473 contract to Garrison Enterprise for Woodland Avenue Water Main Replacement
• Ordinance to rezone Block 141, Lot 1 to Farmland Production
• Resolution referring cannabis retail/delivery zoning question to Planning Board
• Police promotions: Sgt. Daniel Ayars to Lieutenant, Officer Sean Guy and Officer Michael Thompson to Sergeant

City Commission

The City Commission holds a work session to discuss a Best Practices Survey and the potential purchase of 202 S. Wade Boulevard. The agenda also includes a resolution to go into closed session for contract negotiations with Hardenburg Insurance and the property purchase.

• Discussion of Best Practices Survey by CFO Susan Quinones
• Discussion of potential purchase of 202 S. Wade Boulevard
• Resolution authorizing closed session for Hardenburg Insurance contract negotiations and 202 S. Wade Boulevard purchase discussion

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a closed session meeting, immediately following a special session, to discuss bargaining unit agreements for the SOA, PBA, FMBA, and Council 18 under attorney/client privilege and contract negotiations. No public decisions will be made in this session.

• Discussion of bargaining unit agreements for SOA, PBA, FMBA, and Council 18

City Commission

The Millville City Commission will hold a closed session to discuss bargaining unit agreements for the SOA, PBA, FMBA, and Council 18, citing attorney/client privilege and contract negotiations. No other substantive items are on the agenda for this special session.

• Closed session authorized for union contract negotiations (SOA, PBA, FMBA, Council 18)
• Special session held at 4:30 PM in Millville City Hall

Planning

The Millville Planning Board will consider resolutions approving several land-use applications from previous meetings, including amendments to the NJ Motorsports Park General Development Plan and subdivisions at Riverside Drive and East Main Street. A new application for a minor subdivision at 1020 Buck Street is carried over to November. The board will also review a proposed ordinance to rezone Block 141, Lot 1 to Farmland Production, as recommended by the 2017 Land Use Element.

• Resolution approving NJ Motorsports Park (8000 Dividing Creek Rd) amendment to General Development Plan
• Resolution approving NJ Motorsports Park minor subdivision and major preliminary/final site plan
• Resolution approving Tetris Industrial LLC minor subdivision at 331 Riverside Drive with bulk variance
• Resolution approving Bruce Eastmunt minor subdivision at 2103–2031 E Main Street
• Review of ordinance to rezone Block 141, Lot 1 to Farmland Production

City Commission

The City Commission is holding a closed session to discuss legal and contract matters. The meeting focuses on attorney-client privilege and contract negotiations.

• Retention of FAA lawyer regarding Non-Renewal of DRBA lease
• Bargaining Unit Agreements for SOA, PBA, FMBA, and Council 18

City Commission

The Millville City Commission will hold public hearings on two ordinances and vote on several resolutions, including asking the Planning Board whether to allow cannabis retailers and delivery services in certain districts. Other actions include emergency sewer repair, a new EMS billing contract, and accepting $250,000 in state funds for Buck Street Park improvements.

• Resolution referring to Planning Board whether to permit Class 5 Cannabis Retailer and Class 6 Delivery as conditional uses
• Emergency contract with Garrison Enterprise to repair sewer leak at Starling Street for up to $30,760.16
• Resolution accepting $250,000 from NJ Urban Enterprise Zone for Buck Street Park improvements
• Ordinance adding reserved handicap parking at 309 East Oak Street
• Resolution awarding EMS billing contract to EMS Consulting Services at 6% of collections for two years

City Commission

This is a work session meeting of the Millville City Commission. The only substantive actions are resolutions to enter closed session to discuss two matters: retaining an FAA lawyer regarding non-renewal of the DRBA lease, and bargaining unit agreements for SOA, PBA, FMBA, and Council 18. Public comment is limited to agenda items only.

• Closed session authorized for retention of FAA lawyer regarding non-renewal of DRBA lease (attorney/client privilege & contract negotiations)
• Closed session authorized for bargaining unit agreements with SOA, PBA, FMBA, and Council 18 (attorney/client privilege & contract negotiations)

Zoning

The Millville Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing and decide on two applications requesting use variances. Community Healthcare Inc. seeks a use variance and site plan approval for 1020 N High Street. 901 N 2nd Street LLC seeks a use variance for 900 N. 2 Street. The board will also appoint a temporary solicitor for the meeting.

• App #11-2024ZB: Community Healthcare Inc. requests use variance and preliminary/final major site plan for 1020 N High Street (Block 280, Lots 9 & 10)
• App #13-2024ZB: 901 N 2nd Street LLC requests use variance for 900 N. 2 Street (Block 290, Lot 1)
• Appointment of Justin White, Esq. as Acting Board Solicitor for the meeting
• Approval of minutes from September 3, 2024 meeting

City Commission

The Millville City Commission will hold a public hearing on a second-reading ordinance to enact a prohibited camping section in police regulations. They will also introduce first-reading ordinances to rezone Block 141, Lot 1 to Farmland Production, add handicap parking at 309 East Oak Street, and authorize a utility easement at 416 S. 15th Street. The agenda includes multiple resolutions, such as purchasing police vehicles for $212,619.53, accepting opioid settlement revenue of $10,406.17, and authorizing a Safe and Secure Communities Grant with $67,725 in funding. Several special event applications are also proposed for approval.

• Rezone Block 141, Lot 1 to Farmland Production (first reading, opposed by Laurel Lake Property Owners Association)
• Enact new article prohibiting camping in police regulations (second reading/public hearing)
• Purchase four police vehicles from Gentilini Motors for up to $212,619.53
• Insert $10,406.17 from National Opioid Settlement Grant into municipal budget
• Approve Safe and Secure Communities Grant application for $67,725 with a $438,513.73 match

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a work session to discuss traffic changes on Buck Street. The body is also scheduled to enter a closed session regarding a ground lease.

• Discussion of designating part of Buck Street as a one-way road
• Closed session regarding DRBA Ground Lease

City Commission

The City Commission is conducting a continuation of a demolition hearing regarding a structure on Block 411, Lot 1. This hearing is held under the City of Millville Municipal Code Chapter 11, Article III, concerning dangerous, damaged, and unfit structures.

• Demolition hearing for Block 411, Lot 1

City Commission

The City Commission is holding a closed session meeting to discuss a DRBA ground lease. This discussion is conducted under attorney-client privilege, the deliberative process exception, and the contract negotiations exception.

• Discussion of DRBA Ground Lease

City Commission

The Millville City Commission will vote on a first-reading ordinance to add a new article on prohibited camping to the police regulations code. They will also hold public hearings on two second-reading ordinances reappropriating unexpended bond proceeds for water utility improvements, and vote on resolutions including a $12,012.52 National Opioid Settlement Grant and an amendment to share automated license plate readers with neighboring cities. Additionally, the commission will authorize advertising for bids on the Ireland Avenue Force Main Replacement project.

• First reading of an ordinance adding Article X (Prohibited Camping) to the Millville Police Regulations chapter
• Second-reading ordinances to reappropriate unexpended bond proceeds for water utility capital improvements and water mains
• Resolution to insert $12,012.52 from the National Opioid Settlement Grant (McKinsey Payment #1) into the CY2024 budget
• Resolution amending shared services agreement to extend funding for automated license plate readers through December 31, 2025
• Authorization to advertise bids for the Ireland Avenue Force Main Replacement project

The Millville City Commission adopted two ordinances appropriating unexpended bond proceeds for water utility improvements, despite a public commenter's request to table one. The commission also approved several resolutions, including a $12,012.52 opioid settlement grant, a shared services agreement for a justice grant, and an amendment to extend a license plate reader grant. Public comment focused on police and fire department pay and staffing concerns.

• Adopted Ordinance 33-2024 appropriating unexpended bond proceeds for water utility improvements (4-0)
• Adopted Ordinance 34-2024 reappropriating unexpended bond proceeds for water utility capital improvements (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 274-2024 inserting $12,012.52 opioid settlement grant revenue into CY 2024 budget (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 276-2024 authorizing application for FY2024 Local Justice Assistance Grant and shared services agreement (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 278-2024 amending shared services agreement to extend license plate reader grant through Dec 31, 2025 (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 277-2024 authorizing special assessment of municipal liens for cut and clean expenses (4-0)
• Authorized City Clerk to advertise for bids for Ireland Avenue Force Main Replacement (4-0)
• Approved payment of bills (4-0)

City Commission

The agenda for this work session meeting consists of procedural boilerplate. No specific resolutions, contracts, or ordinances are listed for decision or discussion.

This was a work session with no substantive decisions or votes. The only business was a report from Commissioner Watson on solid waste utility delinquencies, noting about 3,400 delinquent accounts totaling $319,650.44 as of August 29, with the current delinquency at $241,222.53. He also reminded residents they can sign up for e-bill in the tax office. The meeting adjourned without any formal action.

• No formal decisions or votes taken during the work session
• Adjourned meeting by motion (all in favor)

City Commission

The Millville City Commission will hold a demolition hearing for a dangerous or unfit structure at Block 411, Lot 1. The hearing is conducted under the city's municipal code for damaged structures. No other substantive business is listed on this agenda.

• Demolition hearing for Block 411, Lot 1 at 5:30 p.m.

The Millville City Commission held a demolition hearing for the property at 200-202-204-206 N. High Street (Block 411, Lot 1), which was deemed unfit. After testimony from the construction official, the tax lien holder, and a part owner, the commission voted to continue the hearing to October 1, 2024, at 4:30 p.m. to allow time for the owner to find an investor or make repairs. No demolition order was issued at this meeting.

• Continued demolition hearing for 200-202-204-206 N. High St. to Oct. 1, 2024 at 4:30 p.m. (4-0)
• Adjourned meeting subject to call of the chair (all in favor)

Planning

The Millville Planning Board will meet on September 9, 2024 at 6:30 PM. Agenda items include a preliminary investigation to determine an area in need of non-condemnation redevelopment covering multiple blocks (124, 135, 139, 141). Several subdivision applications are scheduled, including from NJ Motorsports Park (amending its General Development Plan and seeking a minor subdivision/major site plan), Tetris Industrial LLC (minor subdivision with a bulk variance at 331 Riverside Drive), and Bruce Easmunt (minor subdivision with a C variance on E Main Street). One application from South Jersey Realty Group is carried over to October.

• Preliminary investigation for non-condemnation redevelopment area (Blocks 124, 135, 139, 141)
• NJ Motorsports Park (8000 Dividing Creek Rd) – amendments to General Development Plan
• NJ Motorsports Park – minor subdivision and major preliminary and final site plan
• Tetris Industrial LLC (331 Riverside Dr) – minor subdivision with bulk variance
• Bruce Easmunt (2103, 2107, 2031 E Main St) – minor subdivision with C variance

Zoning

This meeting of the Millville Zoning Board of Adjustment scheduled for September 5, 2024 has been cancelled. There is no business to discuss. Items listed on the agenda, including a resolution for Cumberland County Community Church and an application from Community Healthcare Inc., will not be acted upon.

City Commission

The City Commission is holding a closed session meeting to discuss a legal settlement. The discussion pertains to pending litigation in the cases of Buckshutem Solar vs. City of Millville.

• Discussion of settlement in Buckshutem Solar vs. City of Millville, Docket No. CUM-L-539-23 and CUM-L-132-24

City Commission

The Millville City Commission will consider two ordinances to reappropriate unexpended bond proceeds for water utility capital improvements. Other actions include a presentation on the collapsed hangar at Millville Airport and a resolution to lease a water tower to T-Mobile for $2,000/month. The agenda also features a change order for the High Street sidewalk project and authorization to advertise bids for Woodland Avenue Water Improvements.

• Ordinance to add handicapped parking at 412 West Foundry Street (2nd reading, public hearing)
• Resolution to lease water tower space at 416 Orange Street to T-Mobile for $2,000/month (5-year initial term)
• Resolution approving Change Order No. 2 for High Street Downtown Sidewalk Phase 1, adding $14,340 (new total $199,962)
• Resolution authorizing purchase of UV lamps from Trojan Technologies for up to $43,948.94
• Authorization to advertise bids for Woodland Avenue Water Improvements

The Millville City Commission held a regular meeting on September 3, 2024, and approved all agenda items, including bills, minutes, ordinances, resolutions, and the consent agenda. Key actions included adopting two ordinances on first reading for water utility improvements, approving several resolutions for contracts and appointments, and authorizing bid advertising for the Woodland Avenue Water Improvements project. Presentations were given on the Nabb Avenue project and the collapsed airport hangar, but no formal decisions were made on those topics.

• Approved payment of bills (5-0)
• Approved minutes of Aug. 20 work session and regular meeting (5-0)
• Adopted Ordinance 32-2024 adding handicapped parking at 412 West Foundry St. (5-0)
• Adopted first reading of ordinance appropriating unexpended bond proceeds for water utility improvements (5-0)
• Adopted first reading of ordinance reappropriating unexpended bond proceeds for water utility capital improvements (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda including water/sewer terminations and tax adjustments (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 266-2024 appointing Joanna Webster as Deputy Municipal Clerk (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 272-2024 rejecting all nine bids for work uniforms (5-0)

City Commission

The Millville City Commission is holding a work session with limited public comment. The main action is a resolution to enter closed session to discuss a potential settlement in the lawsuit Buckshutem Solar vs. City of Millville. No other substantive decisions or discussions are listed on the agenda.

• Resolution to enter closed session for pending litigation: Buckshutem Solar vs. City of Millville (Docket Nos. CUM-L-539-23 and CUM-L-132-24)

City Commission

The Millville City Commission will hold a regular session with public hearings on ordinances and a consent agenda approving budget insertions and resolutions. Key items include a resolution opposing the industrial offshore wind project, naming the city sports complex to Tim Shannon Sports Complex, and rescinding support for a cannabis cultivation license at 1300 Wheaton Ave. The commission will also consider contracts for brush grinding and electrical repairs.

• Resolution vigorously opposing the industrial offshore wind project
• Consent agenda includes inserting $550,000 into budget for UEZ Central Business District Improvements Phase 2
• Resolution authorizing naming of Block 227, Lot 1.01 sports complex to Tim Shannon Sports Complex
• Resolution rescinding letters of support for Class I and II cannabis licenses at 1300 Wheaton Ave
• Resolution entering contract with County Conservation Company for brush grinding and removal not to exceed $28,890

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a work session to receive an update on Synagrow savings from the Sewer Superintendent. The body will also discuss a potential request for pole building bids.

• Update on Synagrow savings by Sewer Superintendent Sal Gioia
• Discussion on potential request for pole building bids

Planning

The Planning Board will vote on two resolutions: a major site plan for C&S Engineers at Pryor Street and a minor subdivision with bulk variance for Paul Porreca at 2406 Main Street. Two other applications (South Jersey Realty Group and NJ Motorsports Park) are carried to September. The board will also discuss a preliminary investigation to determine if several blocks qualify as a non-condemnation area in need of redevelopment, appoint a temporary solicitor, and review the Master Plan.

• Resolution #14-2024PB: Major Preliminary and Final Site Plan approval for C&S Engineers at South End of Pryor Street, Block 125, Lot 5
• Resolution #15-2024PB: Minor Subdivision with Bulk Variance for Paul Porreca at 2406 Main Street, Block 21, Lots 45 & 46
• Application #12-2024PB (South Jersey Realty Group, 1020 Buck Street) carried to September 9, 2024
• Application #15-2024PB (NJ Motorsports Park, 8000 Dividing Creek Rd) carried to September 9, 2024
• Board of Commissioners Resolutions 208-2024 & 217-2024 authorizing preliminary investigation for redevelopment on Blocks 124, 135, 139, and 141

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a regular session with presentations, ordinances, and resolutions. Public hearings are scheduled for two second-reading ordinances: a salary range for Deputy Municipal Clerk ($40,000–$65,000) and stormwater code updates. The commission will also consider awarding a $161,733 contract for Laurel Lake Road Phase 1 to Paving Plus, LLC, and applying for a $250,000 UEZ grant for Buck Street Park improvements. Police promotions and recognitions are on the agenda.

• Laurel Lake Road Improvement Program Phase 1 contract to Paving Plus, LLC for $161,733
• Application for $250,000 UEZ First Generation Enterprise Zone Assistance Funds for Buck Street Park improvements
• Purchase of GP Rover Triple Frequency System from US Radar Inc. for $32,995
• Second reading: Salary ordinance for Deputy Municipal Clerk ($40,000–$65,000 range)
• Police promotions: John Bojaciuk to Lieutenant, William Lazarcheck to Sergeant

City Commission

The City Commission will discuss a request from Long Beach Township to oppose the Industrial Offshore Wind Project. The body will also consider a resolution to enter a closed session for contract negotiations regarding three specific properties.

• Discussion of Long Beach Township's request to oppose the Industrial Offshore Wind Project
• Closed session regarding CRP Project sale and redevelopment at J. Hurley Industrial Park
• Closed session regarding the pending sale of the Public Works building at 416 S. 15 Street
• Closed session regarding contract negotiations for the purchase of the GEM Enterprises building

City Commission

The Millville City Commission is meeting in closed session to discuss contract negotiations for potential sale and redevelopment at the J. Hurley Industrial Park, the pending sale of the Public Works building at 416 S. 15th Street, and the potential purchase of the GEM Enterprises building. All discussions are under attorney-client privilege and contract negotiations exemptions. No public business will be conducted during this session.

• CRP Project; contract negotiations for potential sale and redevelopment at the J. Hurley Industrial Park
• 416 S. 15th Street Public Works building pending sale
• GEM Enterprises building; contract negotiations for potential purchase
• Closed session held immediately after the 6:00 p.m. work session

Zoning

The Zoning Board of Adjustment meeting scheduled for August 1, 2024, has been cancelled. There is no business to discuss.

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a regular meeting on July 16, 2024, to act on several ordinances and resolutions. Items include first readings of a salary ordinance for Deputy Municipal Clerk and a stormwater code amendment, along with multiple resolutions covering emergency contracts, grant applications, and a call for stricter ATV enforcement.

• First reading of ordinance setting Deputy Municipal Clerk salary range $40,000–$65,000
• First reading of ordinance amending Millville Code Chapter 60 on stormwater management
• Emergency contract to All Vinyl Fencing for up to $30,500 to install fencing at Air Works Street Stormwater Basin
• Shared services agreement with Cumberland County Prosecutor’s Office for Police Youth Trust Initiative ($10,000 grant)
• Resolution urging state Attorney General to crack down on illegal ATV and dirt bike use on public roads

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a work session to discuss 15th Street. The agenda does not list any specific resolutions or new business items for decision.

• Discussion of 15th Street

Planning

The board is considering a major preliminary and final site plan for the south end of Pryor Street. Members will also vote on resolutions for minor subdivisions at 2538 Newcombstowm Rd and 1321-1223 Cedar Street.

• Major Preliminary and Final Site Plan: South End of Pryor Street
• Minor subdivision and C Variance: 2538 Newcombstowm Rd
• Minor subdivision: 1321-1223 Cedar Street
• Minor subdivision with bulk variance: 2406 Main Street

Zoning

The board will consider a major preliminary and final site plan application for Cumberland County Community Church. The agenda also includes the withdrawal of an application for Kate’s Boulevard and the resignation of the board solicitor.

• Site plan and variance request for Cumberland County Community Church at 1800 E Broad Street
• Withdrawal of D Variance application by Samruddhi, LLC for 201-211 Kate’s Boulevard
• Resignation of Zoning Board Solicitor Beth White

City Commission

The Millville City Commission is meeting in closed session to discuss a potential settlement regarding the pending action of Brennan Brothers, LLC vs. City of Millville. This discussion involves attorney-client privilege and ongoing litigation.

• Potential settlement of Brennan Brothers, LLC vs. City of Millville (Docket No. CUM-L-000648-23)

City Commission

The Millville City Commission will vote on several resolutions, including a $100,000 legal settlement. The agenda also covers an IT services contract increase and a construction agreement for pressbox rehabilitation.

• $100,000 settlement in Brennan Brothers, LLC vs. City of Millville
• IT services contract amendment with Rivell, LLC up to $272,010.37
• Construction agreement with KC Quality Construction, LLC for $19,192.50
• Software maintenance contract with Edmunds GovTech up to $44,404.39
• Redevelopment investigation for parts of Block 124 and Block 141

City Commission

The City Commission will review presentation options for the 15th Street Warehouse relocation. The meeting also includes a resolution to authorize a closed session regarding a potential settlement in Brennan Brothers, LLC vs. City of Millville.

• Presentation on 15th Street Warehouse relocation - Poll Building Options
• Resolution for closed session regarding Brennan Brothers, LLC vs. City of Millville litigation

City Commission

The City Commission will review a rezoning presentation for the Buckshutem and Dividing Creek Roads intersection. The meeting includes second readings of ordinances regarding industrial land use and handicapped parking. Several resolutions for sewer repairs and utility contracts are also on the agenda.

• Ordinance prohibiting asphalt plants and mining in the AE Zoning District
• Sewer pipe lining contract with Vortex Services LLC up to $40,310.00
• Manhole lining contract with Abel Recon up to $20,600.00
• National Opioid Settlement Grant allocation of $26,963.70
• Bid authorization for Laurel Lake Roadway Improvement Program Phase 1

City Commission

The Millville City Commission will hold a work session meeting on June 18, 2024. The primary discussion item on the agenda is the city's noise ordinance. No other specific new business items are listed for this session.

• Noise ordinance discussion

Planning

The Millville Planning Board will review several subdivision applications and site plans. The board is also reviewing an ordinance to clarify that asphalt plants and mining are not permitted in the AE Zoning District. A compliance review for Nabb Solar I, LLC is also scheduled.

• Ordinance amendment to prohibit asphalt plants and mining in the AE Zoning District
• Minor subdivision application for 2538 Newcombstowm Rd
• Minor subdivision application for 1321-1223 Cedar Street
• Concept review for a minor site plan at 1020 N High Street
• Compliance review for Nabb Solar I, LLC

Zoning

The Millville Zoning Board of Adjustment approved a variance for Nabb Solar I, LLC at Nabb Avenue and County Route #634. The board also reviewed correspondence from The Shewchenko Avenue Residences and noted that an application for Kate’s Boulevard will be carried over to the July 3 meeting.

• Approval of D Variance for Nabb Solar I, LLC at Nabb Avenue and County Route #634
• Correspondence regarding The Shewchenko Avenue Residences
• Application for a D Variance at 201-211 Kate’s Boulevard (carried over to July 3)

City Commission

The Millville City Commission will discuss and vote on several ordinances and resolutions affecting local regulations, public safety staffing, and municipal spending. These decisions update penalty limits for ordinance violations, add a police lieutenant position, rename a downtown street section, and direct state funding toward community programs and sidewalk improvements. The commission will also approve routine budget adjustments for multiple state grants, renew liquor licenses through June 30, 2025, and authorize the purchase of a new utility vehicle.

• Ordinance renaming South High Street (E. Main St. to Smith St.) to Officer Christopher Reeves Way
• Ordinance adding one police lieutenant position and raising the maximum ordinance violation fine from $1,000.00 to $2,000.00
• Change Order No. 1 for High Street Downtown Sidewalk Improvements, Phase 1 granting Rambone Concrete, LLC an additional $12,200.00
• Consent agenda items adding state grants ($31,611.13 opioid settlement, $125,000.00 neighborhood preservation, $83,730.81 clean communities) to the CY 2024 budget
• Resolution authorizing a purchase of up to $55,229.00 for a 2023 Ford Utility Interceptor vehicle from Winner Ford in Cherry Hill, NJ

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a work session to discuss Millville hotel tax collection and the relocation of a warehouse on 15th Street. The meeting also includes a period for public comment on these agenda items.

• City of Millville Hotel Tax Collection
• 15th Street Warehouse Relocation

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on the adoption of the Calendar Year 2024 Budget and its amendments. The body will also consider several ordinances regarding city codes, zoning, and street renaming.

• Public hearing and adoption of the Calendar Year 2024 Budget
• Proposed increase of maximum ordinance violation penalty from $1,000 to $2,000
• Professional Services Contract with Holly City Development Corporation not to exceed $72,000
• HVAC maintenance contract extension with Falasca Mechanical, Inc. for $90,000
• Renaming South High Street (from E. Main Street to Smith Street) to Officer Christopher Reeves Way

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a work session to discuss delinquent solid waste utility fees. Commissioners will also discuss material storage and replacement at the 15th Street Warehouse.

• Discussion of delinquent solid waste utility fees
• Discussion of 15th Street Warehouse material storage and replacement

Planning

The Planning Board will consider resolutions for minor subdivisions and amended solar project agreements. The board will also review a compliance report for Buckshutem Solar and an application for a subdivision and variance on Newcombtown Road.

• Resolution #10-2024PB: Minor subdivision approval for Great American Homes LLC at 442 Manor Avenue
• Resolution #11-2024PB: Amended resolution for Nabb Solar I, LLC
• Application #07-2024PB: Minor subdivision, easement, and C Variance for Edwin Echevarria at 2538 Newcombtown Rd
• Buckshutem Solar Compliance Review for Block 135 and Block 139
• Correspondence regarding State Plan Cross Acceptance Process from Cumberland County

City Commission

The City Commission is meeting in a closed session to discuss collective bargaining agreements and a legal matter. These discussions are held under contract negotiation, attorney-client privilege, and pending litigation exceptions.

• Collective bargaining unit agreements for PBA, PBA SOA, FMBA, FMBA EMS, COUNCIL 18, and ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT
• Brennan Brothers vs. City of Millville litigation regarding the demolition of the former Rescue Squad Building

City Commission

The City Commission is deciding on an ordinance to exceed municipal budget appropriation limits and update the Shade Tree Commission ordinance. The body will also consider several contracts for demolition, IT services, and emergency sewer repairs.

• Ordinance to exceed Municipal Budget Appropriation limits and establish a Cap Bank for CY 2024
• Contract for IT Management and VOIP Phone Services with Rivell, LLC not to exceed $175,028.40
• Purchase of a 2024 CV515 Utility Service Truck from Allegiance Trucks not to exceed $161,911.00
• Emergency contract with Arbrisco Enterprises, Inc. for airport building demolition not to exceed $65,000.00
• Rescinding letters of support for cannabis facilities for Collective 60, LLC, Zentugo of Franklin Park, LLC, Elixicor, LLC, and One Faith Wellness, LLC

City Commission

The City Commission will meet for a work session including a closed session. The private portion of the meeting will cover collective bargaining agreements and a specific legal case.

• Closed session discussion of Collective Bargaining Unit Agreements for PBA, PBA SOA, FMBA, FMBA EMS, COUNCIL 18, and ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT
• Closed session discussion of Brennan Brothers vs. City of Millville regarding the demolition of the Former Rescue Squad Building

Zoning

The Millville Zoning Board of Adjustment met on May 2, 2024, to review zoning applications and approve resolutions. The board approved a C Variance for It's Permittable LLC at 2102-2198 2nd Street, while Ganabe Real Estate, LLC withdrew its application for 19-21 High Street. The board also received an application from Nabb Solar I, LLC seeking variances for a project at Nabb Avenue and County Route #634. Zoning variances allow property owners to deviate from standard rules, which directly impacts local land use.

• Approved Resolution #04-2024ZB granting a C Variance for It's Permittable LLC at 2102-2198 2nd Street.
• Withdrew Application #18-2023ZB from Ganabe Real Estate, LLC for a C and D Variance at 19-21 High Street.
• Received Application #04-2024ZB from Nabb Solar I, LLC seeking C and D Variances at Nabb Avenue and County Route #634.

City Commission

The City Commission is holding a closed session meeting to discuss a recently decided lawsuit against the Borough of Haddonfield regarding stormwater management. This session is conducted under attorney-client privilege.

• Discussion of lawsuit ramifications concerning Stormwater Management

City Commission

The City Commission will discuss the introduction of the Calendar Year 2024 Municipal Budget and a proposal to exceed budget appropriation limits. The body is also considering the repeal of a solar facility ordinance and several professional service contracts.

• Introduction of the Calendar Year 2024 Municipal Budget
• Repeal of Ordinance No. 8-2020 regarding utility-scale solar facilities
• Contract with All Vinyl Fencing LLC for Union Lake Park fence not to exceed $81,140.00
• Software services contract with Spatial Data Logic not to exceed $26,900.00
• Letters of support for cannabis businesses Proper ReLeaf and Joint Ventures 4 Twenty Inc. at 1301 North 10th Street

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a work session to discuss two proposed ordinances. These include rules for retail cannabis sales and updates to the Shade Tree Commission regarding stormwater management.

• Discussion of an ordinance to allow Retail Cannabis sales in the City of Millville
• Discussion of ordinance amending City Code Chapter 2, Article XI (Shade Tree Commission) for stormwater management compliance
• Closed session to discuss a lawsuit against the Borough of Haddonfield concerning Stormwater Management

Planning

The Planning Board will consider an ordinance to rescind previous rules regarding utility-scale solar facilities. The board is also reviewing subdivision and site plan applications for properties on Sugarman Ave, G Street, and Manor Ave.

• Ordinance to rescind and repeal ordinance NO.8-2020 regarding Utility-Scale Solar Facilities
• Minor Subdivision approval for Tracy Ushler Hoffman at 277 Sugarman Ave
• Minor Site Plan approval for Moja Life LLC at 600 G Street Unity B
• Minor Subdivision application for Great American Homes LLC at 442 Manor Ave

Zoning

The Zoning Board of Adjustment approved a C Variance for Innovation Foods at 4 Garton Avenue. Applications for Ganaba Real Estate, LLC and Nabb Solar I, LLC were adjourned to the May 2, 2024 meeting. A C Variance request for It's Permittable was also presented.

• Resolution #03-2024ZB: Approved C Variance for Innovation Foods at 4 Garton Avenue
• App #18-2023: Ganaba Real Estate, LLC variance request adjourned to May 2, 2024
• App #04-2024: Nabb Solar I, LLC variance request adjourned to May 2, 2024
• App #07-2024: C Variance request for It's Permittable at 2102-2198 2nd Street

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a swearing-in ceremony for Mayor Benjamin J. Romanik and appoint Carole Cossaboon as Commissioner. The body will also consider property conveyances, redevelopment agreements, and professional service contracts.

• Appointment of Carole Cossaboon as Commissioner
• Contract with TRIAD Associates amended from $30,000.00 to $69,350.00
• Contract with Law Offices of Carlos Andujar, Jr. as Conflict Public Defender at $250 per day
• Proposed conveyance of Lots 1195 and 1196 in Block 4160 at Laurel Lake for no consideration
• Redevelopment designations for PD Millville Redeveloper II, LLC and Pet Treat and More, LLC

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a work session to discuss the pick-up of bulk waste. The agenda does not list any specific resolutions or new business items for decision.

• Discussion of bulk waste pick-up

City Commission

The City Commission is deciding on several land use ordinances, including a large rezoning and the repeal of utility-scale solar facility regulations. The body is also reviewing contracts for landscaping and animal sheltering services.

• Rezoning of 700 ± acre property (Block 135, Lots 1-6; Block 139, Lots 1-8, 22, 25-27) to Farmland Production District
• Repeal of Ordinance No. 8-2020 regarding Utility-scale Solar facilities
• Contract for Martine Landscaping dba D & R landscaping not to exceed $115,810.77
• Contract with South Jersey Regional Animal Shelter not to exceed $207,007.23
• Application for $500,000 in Federal funding for American Little League Complex improvements

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a work session to discuss a presentation on a fleet maintenance lift and alignment system. The meeting includes time for public comment and commissioner discussions.

• Presentation on Fleet Maintenance - Lift and Alignment System

Planning

The Planning Board will consider three subdivision and site plan applications. The board will also conduct a consistency review for an ordinance to rezone specific blocks to farmland production.

• Minor subdivision and C Variance application for 277 Sugarman Ave (Tracy Ushler Hoffman)
• Minor site plan application for 600 G Street Unity B (Moja Life, LLC)
• Minor subdivision application for 415 S. 15 Street (City of Millville)
• Proposed ordinance to rezone Block 135, Lots 1-6 and Block 139, Lots 1-8, 22, and 25-27 to farmland production

Zoning

The Millville Zoning Board of Adjustment is reviewing two variance applications. The application for Nabb Solar I, LLC has been adjourned until the April 4th meeting. The board is also considering a C Variance request for Innovation Foods at 4 Garton Avenue.

• C and D Variance request for Nabb Solar I, LLC (adjourned)
• C Variance request for Nick Catalana - Innovation Foods at 4 Garton Avenue

City Commission

The City Commission is holding a closed session meeting to discuss pending litigation. The session is designated for attorney-client privilege regarding a specific legal matter.

• Pending litigation: Buckshutem Solar, LLC v. City of Millville and City of Millville Planning Board (Docket No. CM-L-000539-23)

City Commission

The City Commission is reviewing several bond ordinances for infrastructure and environmental work. The body is also discussing land use rezoning and various grant applications for community safety and revitalization.

• Bond Ordinance for acquisition and renovation of city warehousing and storage facility: $2,000,000
• Bond Ordinance for environmental remediation and demolition at Millville Municipal Airport: $400,000
• Proposed rezoning of 700 ± acre property near Dividing Creek, Buckshutem and Silver Run Roads to Farmland Production District
• Resolution for Public Fireworks Display at Lakeside Middle School on August 6, 2024: $6,200
• Grant application for neighborhood revitalization in the Center City Neighborhood: $125,000

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a work session to discuss new business and commissioner items. The meeting includes a resolution to enter a closed session regarding pending litigation with Buckshutem Solar, LLC.

• Closed session regarding Buckshutem Solar, LLC v. City of Millville and City of Millville Planning Board (Docket No. CM-L-000539-23)

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a work session to clarify bond items and contracts from the Regular Agenda. The meeting includes a resolution to enter a closed session regarding pending litigation with Buckshutem Solar, LLC.

• Clarification on bond items and contracts listed on the Regular Agenda
• Closed session regarding Buckshutem Solar, LLC v. City of Millville and City of Millville Planning Board (Docket No. CM-L-000539-23)

City Commission

The City Commission is holding a closed session meeting to discuss pending litigation. The session focuses on the case of Buckshutem Solar, LLC v. City of Millville and City of Millville Planning Board.

• Pending litigation: Buckshutem Solar, LLC v. City of Millville and City of Millville Planning Board (Docket No. CM-L-000539-23)

City Commission

The City Commission is reviewing several bond ordinances for infrastructure and environmental projects. The body is also considering professional service contracts for wastewater treatment plant upgrades and a new roll-off truck purchase.

• Proposed $2,000,000 bond for acquisition and renovation of city warehousing and storage facility
• Proposed $400,000 bond for environmental remediation and demolition at Millville Municipal Airport
• Professional services contracts for Wastewater Treatment Plant project with AECOM (up to $656,200) and W.E. Johnson Engineering ($351,250)
• Purchase of a Mack Granite Roll-Off Truck from Cambria Automotive Companies for up to $254,644
• Proposed ordinance requiring owners of open vacant structures to secure them within 15 days of notice

Planning

The Millville Planning Board is meeting to review and approve several land-use resolutions. These include a property redivision and the re-approval of two minor subdivisions.

• Resolution #3-2024: Redivision approval for Frank Carpino at 107-113 Pine Road
• Resolution #4-2024: Minor subdivision re-approval for City of Millville at Bogden Blvd and Dividing Creek Rd
• Resolution #5-2024: Minor subdivision re-approval for City of Millville at Buckshutem Near Airport
• Resolution #06-2024: Major site plan approval extension for Buckshutem Solar I, LLC

City Commission

The City Commission is holding a closed session meeting to discuss a lease agreement with the DRBA. This portion of the meeting is conducted under attorney/client privilege and contract negotiations.

• DRBA Lease Agreement negotiations

City Commission

The City Commission is reviewing several ordinances, including a bond for a wastewater treatment plant clarifier and a capital purchase for a roll-off truck. The body will also consider salary changes for the Municipal Administrator and Zoning Officer, and the rescinding of support for three cannabis facilities.

• Bond ordinance for $11,000,000 for the Third Secondary Clarifier addition project at the Wastewater Treatment Plant
• Capital ordinance of $253,000 for a new roll-off truck and equipment
• Contract for Phase 1 AMI System from Core & Main not to exceed $1,130,070
• Contract for High Street Downtown Sidewalk Improvements, Phase 1 to Rambone Concrete LLC not to exceed $173,422
• Purchase of a new Alcotest Machine from Draeger Safety Diagnostic Inc. for $22,822.50

City Commission

The City Commission will receive a presentation from City Planner Barbara J. Fegley regarding the Master Plan Reexamination Report. The body will also consider a resolution to enter a closed session to discuss a DRBA Lease Agreement.

• Presentation of the Master Plan Reexamination Report by Barbara J. Fegley
• Closed session resolution regarding DRBA Lease Agreement contract negotiations

Zoning

The scheduled meeting for February 1, 2024, was cancelled. No items were discussed or decided.

City Commission

The City Commission is holding a closed session meeting to discuss a legal matter. The session is designated for attorney-client privilege and ongoing litigation.

• Discussion of Tiffany Arrowood vs. City of Millville, et al

City Commission

The City Commission is considering several first-reading ordinances, including a bond for a wastewater treatment plant project. The agenda also includes multiple professional service contracts and municipal appointments.

• $11,000,000 bond ordinance for the Third Secondary Clarifier addition at the Wastewater Treatment Plant
• $253,000 capital ordinance for a new roll-off truck and equipment
• $17,500 agreement with Pyrotecnico for July 4, 2024 fireworks at Union Lake Park
• Ordinance to add handicapped parking at 252 West Broad Street
• Resolution setting a $240.00 annual solid waste service charge per dwelling unit

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a work session including a public comment portion. The agenda includes a resolution to enter a closed session to discuss ongoing litigation.

• Closed session regarding Tiffany Arrowood vs. City of Millville, et al

Planning

The City of Millville Planning Board is meeting to vote on resolutions and applications regarding land subdivision. The board will also establish its 2024 meeting schedule and reappoint professional positions.

• Application #18-2023: Redivision request for 107-113 Pine Road (Block 189, Lot 2287 & 22589)
• Resolution #25-2023: Minor subdivision and C Variance for Hogbin Rd (Block 41, Lot 113)
• Resolution #01-2024: Annual meeting dates for 2024
• Resolution #2-2024: Reappointment of Chairman, Vice-Chair, Board Secretary, and Solicitor

Zoning

The Zoning Board of Adjustment will review the 2024 annual meeting schedule and the reappointment of several board professionals. An application for variances at 19-21 High Street has been carried over to the March 7, 2024 meeting.

• Resolution #1-2024: Annual Meeting Dates for 2024
• Resolution #2-2024: Reappointment of Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Board Secretary, and Solicitor
• App #18-2023: Ganaba Real Estate, LLC variance request for 19-21 High Street (carried to March 7, 2024)

City Commission

The City Commission is meeting to adopt the 2024 temporary budget and appoint various professional service providers. The body will also vote on municipal attorney and engineer contracts and a street renaming ordinance.

• Adoption of the Calendar Year 2024 Temporary Budget
• Professional services contract for W.E. Johnson Engineering not to exceed $200,000
• Professional services contract for Bowman and Company LLP as Auditor not to exceed $105,500
• Purchase of tower tools and equipment from MES/All Safe, Inc. for $21,355
• Ordinance renaming City Park Drive to Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive