Woodbridge public meetings in 2024

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The December 19, 2024 meeting of the Woodbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment has been cancelled. The next regularly scheduled meeting will be on January 9, 2025. No items are discussed at this meeting.

Planning Board

The regular public meeting of the Planning Board scheduled for December 18, 2024, has been cancelled. The next regular public meeting is scheduled for January 8, 2025.

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council approved minutes from November 26, 2024, and adopted an ordinance on second reading to add handicapped parking spaces on Lee Street and Greenbrook Avenue. The council also passed a consent agenda of resolutions authorizing tax refunds for disabled veterans, renewing liquor licenses, approving leaves of absence for several department heads to accept unclassified positions for 2025, and making numerous reappointments to boards and commissions.

• Adoption of Ordinance 2024-77 adding handicapped parking on Lee Street and Greenbrook Avenue
• Tax refunds for 100% disabled veterans Tomas Carreras, William Moran, and Damian Rivera
• Renewal of liquor license #1225-33-024-011 for Anais Lounge Center Jersey LLC
• Leaves of absence for Robert Hubner (Police Director), Vito Cimilluca (Business Administrator), and six other department heads effective January 1, 2025
• Reappointments to Planning Board, Zoning Board, Library Board, and other municipal bodies

The Woodbridge Township Council unanimously adopted an ordinance adding handicapped parking spaces on Lee Street and Greenbrook Avenue. The council also approved a consent agenda of over 60 resolutions, including tax refunds, liquor license renewals, personnel leaves of absence, appointments, and various contracts. Public comments included concerns about an interactive animal facility and road repairs by the water company.

• Adopted ordinance adding handicapped parking on Lee Street and Greenbrook Avenue (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda with over 60 resolutions (unanimous)
• Authorized tax refunds for overpaid taxes and disabled veterans
• Renewed liquor licenses including Anais Lounge Center Jersey LLC
• Approved leaves of absence for multiple employees taking unclassified positions
• Reappointed numerous board and commission members for 2025 terms
• Approved contracts including $267,900 for restroom trailers and $583,280.24 for milling & resurfacing
• Approved shared services agreement with Metuchen for tax assessor services

Redevelopment Agency

The December 17, 2024, meeting of the Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency has been canceled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for January 21, 2025.

Council

The council adopted several ordinances, including amendments to traffic regulations and cemetery rules, and approved long-term tax exemptions and financial agreements with four urban renewal LLCs (750 Martin FE, Fulton Street, IV5 Raritan River Logistics Center, and JAP Hospitality). Public comments included a request to ban interactive animal facilities and concerns about road repairs by the water company.

• Ordinance granting long-term tax exemption and financial agreement with 750 Martin FE Urban Renewal LLC
• Ordinance granting long-term tax exemption and financial agreement with Fulton Street Urban Renewal LLC
• Ordinance granting long-term tax exemption and financial agreement with IV5 Raritan River Logistics Center Urban Renewal LLC
• Ordinance granting long-term tax exemption and financial agreement with JAP Hospitality Urban Renewal LLC
• Traffic ordinance amendments adding handicap parking on Louis Street, 2nd Avenue, Cliff Road, and N. James Street

The Woodbridge Township Council unanimously adopted eight ordinances on second reading, including four long-term tax exemption agreements with urban renewal LLCs (750 Martin FE, Fulton Street, IV5 Raritan River Logistics Center, JAP Hospitality) and four traffic/cemetery amendments. The council also approved refunds for overpaid taxes and the bill list. Public comments raised concerns about an interactive animal facility and road repairs by the water company, but no action was taken on those topics.

• Adopted ordinance adding handicap parking on Louis Street (East) and 2nd Avenue (West) (unanimous)
• Adopted ordinance adding handicap parking on Cliff Road (East) (unanimous)
• Adopted ordinance adding handicap parking on N. James Street (North) (unanimous)
• Adopted ordinance amending cemetery regulations (unanimous)
• Adopted long-term tax exemption for 750 Martin FE Urban Renewal LLC (unanimous)
• Adopted long-term tax exemption for Fulton Street Urban Renewal LLC (unanimous)
• Adopted long-term tax exemption for IV5 Raritan River Logistics Center Urban Renewal LLC (unanimous)
• Adopted long-term tax exemption for JAP Hospitality Urban Renewal LLC (unanimous)

Council

The Woodbridge Council will discuss several agenda items on December 17, 2024, with formal action scheduled for January 7, 2025. Items include resolutions for tax and sewer overpayments, a disabled veteran resolution, traffic ordinance amendments, and a proposal for inspections of Green Street Dam.

• Tax & Sewer Overpayments Resolutions
• 100% Disabled Veteran Resolution
• Traffic Ordinance Amendments (ordinances)
• Proposal for Inspections of Green Street Dam

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council meets to discuss a range of community updates and reports from council members. Action items include liquor license transfers, a hearing for an establishment on Avenel Street, and street closing permits. Most items are informational or recurring programs.

• Person-to-person transfer of liquor license #1225-33-046-003 from MC Lemon Tree to Violette's Cellar Woodbridge, LLC at 10 Main St.
• Liquor license hearing for Badwal's Enterprises II t/a Xperience at 505 Avenel St.
• Change of corporate structure for Woodbridge Spirits, Misha and Disha, and VI Group liquor licenses.
• Street closings and special events permits (block parties, street fairs, etc.).
• Best Practices Inventory compliance review.

The Woodbridge Township Council meeting on December 17, 2024, was largely procedural, with council members presenting their committee reports and the Municipal Clerk listing liquor license transfers, corporate structure changes, and renewals under review. No formal votes or substantive policy decisions were recorded in the minutes.

• Reviewed liquor license transfer from MC Lemon Tree to Violette's Cellar (under review)
• Reviewed corporate structure changes for Favorites at Woodbridge, Royal Regency Bar & Lounge, and The Spot (under review)
• Noted liquor license incident hearing for Xperience (scheduled)
• Listed liquor license renewals (under review)

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council will hold second reading of an ordinance adding handicapped parking spaces on Lee Street and Greenbrook Avenue, and vote on a long list of resolutions including reappointments to boards, leaves of absence for department directors, and various contracts. Notable items include a $583,280.24 change order for the 2024 Milling & Resurfacing Program, a $335,932.82 change order for a pump station electrical upgrade, and a $267,900 purchase of restroom trailers. The agenda is largely administrative with no major policy debates.

• Second-reading ordinance to add handicapped parking at Lee Street and Greenbrook Avenue
• Change order #1-5 for High Energy Electrical Testing Inc. for pump station upgrade, $335,932.82
• Agreement with P & A Construction for 2024 Milling & Resurfacing Program change order, $583,280.24
• Purchase of three restroom trailers from Safeware Inc. for $267,900
• Shared Services Agreement with Borough of Metuchen for Tax Assessor services in 2025

Public Library

The Board of Trustees will meet to review reports from the Library Director and Friends of the Libraries. The board will discuss personnel matters and the approval of bills.

• Personnel matters
• Approval of bills

The Woodbridge Public Library Board of Trustees approved a personnel report appointing four new part-time staff members and accepted two resignations, and approved bill lists totaling $125,014.35. The board also swore in new Trustee Ann Dinicola and approved the minutes from the September 26, 2024 meeting.

• Approved personnel report appointing 4 part-time staff (unanimous)
• Approved bill lists totaling $125,014.35 (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of 09/26/2024 meeting (3 ayes, 3 abstentions)
• Swore in Ann Dinicola as new Trustee

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings for several bulk and use variances. These requests include residential construction projects and commercial site modifications. The board will also consider the adoption of previous resolutions.

• 96 Magnolia Road: Proposal for a new single family dwelling
• 80 Woodbine Avenue, Avenel: Proposal for a parking lot, canopy, and storage shelter for a construction business
• 251 Summit Avenue, Fords: Proposal for an above ground pool, deck, and driveway widening
• 372 New Brunswick Avenue, Fords: Proposal for a 6 foot chain link fence with privacy slats
• 705 Lincoln Highway, Iselin: Proposed amendments to Resolution #Z23-15

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Planning Board will hold public hearings on several applications, including a five-story mixed-use building with 90 apartments and ground-floor retail at Fulton Street and Main Street, a proposed drive-thru restaurant at 545 Route 9, and requests for time extensions on previously approved projects. The board will also adopt resolutions for applications granted at the November 13 meeting and approve prior minutes.

• Public hearing for preliminary/final major site plan for a five-story mixed-use development with 90 apartments and 2,500 sq ft retail at Fulton Street & Main Street (P24-07)
• Public hearing for minor site plan and bulk variances for a 2,200 sq ft quick-service restaurant with drive-through at 545 Route 9, Hopelawn (P24-12, postponed from prior dates)
• Public hearing for a one-year extension of time for a major site plan at 1 Woodbridge Center Drive (P22-2)
• Public hearing for an extension of vested rights for a major subdivision and site plan at 2, 34, 35 Cutters Dock Road & 1, 222 Pennval Road (P20-20)
• Public hearing for minor site plan and parking variance to convert an existing office building to a pediatrician's office at 430 Lake Avenue, Colonia (P24-28)

Council

The Woodbridge Council will discuss several resolutions at its November 26 meeting, with formal action planned for December 17. Items include a change order for the 2024 Milling & Resurfacing Program, a grant application for Crows Mill Road improvements, tax and sewer overpayment refunds, a disabled veteran tax resolution, a tax court appeal, and a refund from the developer's review fund. Appointments and other administrative resolutions are also on the agenda.

• Change Order #1 on Contract 2024-001 – 2024 Milling & Resurfacing Program
• Local Freight Impact Fund Grant Application – Crows Mill Road Improvements
• Tax & Sewer Overpayments Resolutions
• 100% Disabled Veteran Resolution
• Refund from Developer's Review Fund Resolution

Redevelopment Agency

The Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency will hold a regular meeting to consider resolutions authorizing redevelopment agreements with Mad Hatter Dispensaries for Block 846.05 Lots 18 and 27 and with 346 Main Woodbridge LLC for Block 288.01 Lot 2. Presentations on these projects will be given. Other business includes approval of bill lists totaling $4,189 and certifying the FY24 audit.

• Resolution #65 authorizing redevelopment agreement with Mad Hatter Dispensaries for Block 846.05 Lots 18 and 27
• Resolution #66 authorizing redevelopment agreement with 346 Main Woodbridge LLC for Block 288.01 Lot 2
• Presentation on 346 Main Street URE by Donna Jennings
• Presentation on MadHatter by James Mastrolacasa
• Resolution #63 approving bill lists from October 19 to November 22, 2024 for $4,189

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council will hold second-reading votes on a traffic signal ordinance for Inman Avenue and Jordan/Amherst Avenues and a traffic ordinance amendment for Columbus Avenue West, South Inman Avenue West, and Harned Avenue North. A first-reading ordinance would add handicapped parking spaces on Lee Street and Greenbrook Avenue. Among resolutions, the council will consider a $500,000 grant application for Cypress Park phase 2B, a tow truck bid of $181,309.44, and several contracts and refunds.

• Ordinance for traffic signal at Inman Avenue and Jordan/Amherst Avenues (second reading)
• Ordinance to add handicapped parking on Lee Street and Greenbrook Avenue (first reading)
• Resolution to apply for $500,000 grant for Cypress Park phase 2B
• Resolution authorizing $10,000 additional legal fees for Police Officer Joseph R. Nisky in Elshamy lawsuit
• Bid award of $181,309.44 to Elizabeth Truck Center for DPW flat bed tow truck

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is meeting to receive departmental and committee reports from council members, including updates on community events, redevelopment projects, and public safety. The Municipal Clerk will present several liquor license actions, including a transfer to Violette's Cellar at 10 Main St. and a corporate change for Favorites at Woodbridge.

• Liquor license transfer from MC Lemon Tree Bar & Restaurant to Violette's Cellar Woodbridge LLC, 10 Main St., Woodbridge
• Change of corporate structure for Woodbridge Spirits LLC t/a Favorites at Woodbridge, 3 Lafayette Rd., Fords
• Route 1 Redevelopment and Cloverleaf Redevelopment updates
• Morris Properties @ Rahway Ave. project
• Electric vehicle car share and charging stations discussion

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Woodbridge Zoning Board will approve minutes from the previous meeting, adopt resolutions for five previously heard cases (four granted, one denied), and conduct public hearings for two bulk variance applications: a rear addition at 302 Ella Avenue, Avenel, and a widened driveway with Belgian block edging at 359 Oak Avenue, Woodbridge.

• Adoption of five resolutions from prior meetings (four granted, one denied)
• Public hearing for bulk variances #Z24-55: rear addition at 302 Ella Avenue, Avenel (R-7.5 zone)
• Public hearing for bulk variances #Z24-66: widened driveway at 359 Oak Avenue, Woodbridge (R-5 zone)

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Planning Board will hold public hearings on three site-plan applications. One proposal seeks to build a new above-ground mausoleum at Beth Israel Cemetery along US Highway 1. Another involves subdividing a 297,660-square-foot lot at 910-920 US Route 1 North into two lots with no new development. The board will also consider a one-year extension for a previously approved residential site plan at 186 Wood Avenue South in Iselin.

• Public hearing for new above-ground mausoleum at Beth Israel Cemetery, US Highway 1 & Woodbridge Center Drive
• Public hearing for subdivision of 297,660-sq-ft lot into two lots at 910-920 US Route 1 North (carried from 10/16, new notice required)
• Public hearing for 1-year extension of amended preliminary/final major site plan at 186 Wood Avenue South, Iselin
• Adoption of resolution for 51 Holly Road Associates (granted 10/16/24)
• Approval of minutes from October 30, 2024 regular meeting

Council

The council will hold public hearings and final votes on three second-reading ordinances: a $5.95 million bond for various public improvements, a de-annexation of Block 23.05 Lot 1, and adoption of the Port Reading Avenue-Area 3 Redevelopment Plan. It will also introduce a traffic signal at Inman Avenue and Jordan Avenue/Amherst Avenue and a traffic regulation amendment. Resolutions include contracts for sewer cleaning ($346,549), stormwater improvements ($597,143), fuel pump repairs ($71,700), and a Flock Safety camera maintenance contract ($57,000).

• Bond ordinance authorizing $5,950,000 for public improvements
• Adoption of Amended Port Reading Avenue-Area 3 Redevelopment Plan
• Contract with Vortex Services for sewer cleaning and televising - $346,549.43
• Contract with Messercola Excavating for stormwater improvements - $597,143.00
• Annual maintenance contract with Flock Safety for 22 pole cameras - $57,000

Council

The Woodbridge Council will discuss several administrative and financial items, including resolutions for tax and sewer overpayments, refunds from developer review and current accounts, release of a surety bond at 2 Paddock Street in Avenel, and an update on a Green Acres survey proposal from Colliers Engineering. These items are listed for discussion at this meeting and may be voted on at the November 26 meeting.

• Tax and sewer overpayment resolutions
• Refund from Developers Review Fund resolution
• Refund from Current Account resolution
• Release of surety bond for 2 Paddock Street, Avenel
• Proposal from Colliers Engineering for Green Acres survey update

Council

This is a regular council meeting where each council member presents updates on ongoing projects and events in their wards. The council will also consider several administrative items, including liquor license transfers and street closings for special events.

• Liquor license transfer from MC Lemon Tree Bar & Restaurant to Violette’s Cellar Woodbridge, LLC t/a Violette’s at 10 Main St.
• Route 1 Redevelopment
• Cloverleaf Redevelopment
• Sign Ordinance discussion
• Electric Vehicle Car Share / Charging Stations

Council

The Municipal Council adopted a bond ordinance for public improvements and approved several infrastructure contracts. The body also voted on land de-annexation for a school project in Keasbey and a redevelopment plan for Port Reading Avenue.

• Bond ordinance of $5,950,000 for various paving projects throughout Woodbridge Township
• Contract of $597,143.00 to Messercola Excavating Inc. for township-wide stormwater improvements
• Contract of $346,549.43 to Vortex Services LLC for sanitary sewer cleaning and televising
• De-annexation of Block 23.05, Lot 1 in Keasbey to oversee a new school development plan
• Annual maintenance contract with Flock Safety for 22 pole cameras not to exceed $57,000.00

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Planning Board will meet via conference call to approve previous minutes and adopt resolutions. The agenda includes a redevelopment plan for Port Reading Avenue-Area 3 and a bond ordinance for sewer improvements.

• Adoption of the "Amended" Port Reading Avenue-Area 3 Redevelopment Plan
• Avenel Housing, LLC #P24-26 (granted 10/16/24)
• Bond ordinance to appropriate $5,950,000 for sewer improvements

Public Library

The Woodbridge Public Library Board of Trustees will meet for a standard business agenda including approval of minutes, reports from the director and board members, discussion of personnel and bills, and a closed session. No substantive policy decisions or public hearings are listed; the meeting is largely procedural.

• Approval of minutes from September 26, 2024
• Report of Library Director
• New Business: Personnel and Approval of Bills
• Public Comments and Closed Session

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council adopted an ordinance requiring lead-based paint inspections in rental dwelling units, funded by grants, and waived the waiting period for immediate effect. They introduced a $5.95 million bond ordinance for public improvements, a de-annexation ordinance for Block 23.05 Lot 1, and an amended Port Reading Avenue-Area 3 Redevelopment Plan. The Council also approved numerous resolutions, including contract awards for milling and resurfacing ($6.36M), sidewalk waivers on East Warren Street, liquor license transfers, and shared service agreements with Middlesex County.

• Lead-based paint inspection ordinance (B) for all rental units, adopted on second reading
• Bond ordinance (C) appropriating $5,950,000 for various public improvements
• De-annexation ordinance (D) for Block 23.05, Lot 1
• Agreement with P & A Construction for 2023 Milling and Resurfacing Program ($6,363,897.01)
• Sidewalk waiver for KNOCK ON WOOD, LLC at 240 and 244 East Warren Street, Iselin

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council held a special budget meeting but was not ready to adopt the Fiscal Year 2025 Municipal Budget. The council unanimously voted to continue the budget adoption date to January 7, 2025, at 5:30 p.m. No public comments were made.

• Postponement of Fiscal Year 2025 Municipal Budget adoption to January 7, 2025

Redevelopment Agency

The Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency will consider two resolutions: approving bill lists totaling $2,299.50, and approving a partial assignment and assumption of a redevelopment agreement for property known as Block 434.01, Lot 1.02. The meeting also includes adoption of prior minutes, public sessions, and reports from the executive director and planner.

• Resolution #61: Approving bill lists from September 13 to October 18, 2024, for $2,299.50
• Resolution #62: Approving partial assignment and assumption of redevelopment agreement for Block 434.01, Lot 1.02

Council

The Council will hold second reading of an ordinance to adopt lead-based paint inspections for rental units, and first reading of a $5,950,000 bond ordinance for various public improvements. Also up for first reading are a land de-annexation and the amended Port Reading Avenue-Area 3 Redevelopment Plan. Numerous resolutions include sidewalk waivers, liquor license transfers, and agreements for road resurfacing, bridge design, and shared services.

• Bond ordinance $5,950,000 for various public improvements
• Ordinance requiring lead-based paint inspections in rental dwellings
• First reading of amended Port Reading Avenue-Area 3 Redevelopment Plan
• Sidewalk waiver requests for 240 and 244 East Warren Street and 92 Hunt Street
• Agreement with P & A Construction for 2023 Milling and Resurfacing Program adjustment to $6,363,897.01

Council

The council will discuss items for future action, including traffic ordinance amendments, resolutions for tax and sewer overpayments, and final change orders for the Inman Ave & Jordan Rd intersection improvements and the Fords Park pickleball court project. These items are scheduled for a vote on November 12, 2024.

• Traffic ordinance amendments proposed by the Police department
• Resolution for final Change Order on Contract #2023-012 for Inman Ave & Jordan Rd intersection improvements
• Resolution for final Change Order on Contract #2023-013 for Fords Park pickleball court project
• Tax and sewer overpayments resolutions from Administration & Finance

Council

The council hears reports from each member on community programs and projects. The municipal clerk presents liquor license applications under review, including a change of corporate structure for a hotel and transfers for two restaurants. The meeting also covers street closings for special events and the upcoming November 5 general election.

• Change of corporate structure for Highgate Hotels LP t/a Delta Woodbridge, 515 Rt. 1 S., Iselin
• Person-to-person transfer of liquor license #1225-32-059-008 to Clove Restaurant Inc. t/a Clove 12 RestoBar, 42 Marconi Ave., Iselin
• Person-to-person/place-to-place transfer of liquor license #1225-33-046-003 to Violette’s Cellar Woodbridge LLC t/a Violette’s, 10 Main St., Woodbridge
• 2024 General Election on November 5, early voting Oct 26–Nov 3
• Updates on Route 1 and Cloverleaf redevelopment projects

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings for several property variance applications. These include requests for new home construction, additions, and a business site plan. Some previously scheduled items have been postponed.

• 99 Edward Street, Iselin: Proposal for a second story and two-story rear addition
• 91 Ford Avenue, Fords: Proposal to add an addition and convert a single-family home to a two-family dwelling
• 68 Linden Street, Fords: Proposal to construct a new single-family dwelling
• 80 Woodbine Avenue, Avenel: Minor site plan for a construction contractor business including a parking lot, canopy, and storage shelter
• 19 Melvin Avenue, Iselin: Proposal for basement entrance stairs

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold public hearings for two apartment developments and one lot subdivision. The board will also consider the adoption of a resolution for Mario Santagata.

• Proposed 60-unit three-story supportive housing building for veterans at 1440-1450 Rahway Ave., Avenel
• Proposed 17-unit age-restricted apartment building at 162 West Kelly Street, Menlo Park Terrace
• Proposed subdivision of a 297,660 square foot lot into two lots at 910-920 US Route 1 North, Woodbridge
• Adoption of resolution for Mario Santagata #P23-05

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council adopted ordinances to officially approve traffic signals at Main Street intersections with Vermella Way/Crosspointe and Route 9 ramps, amended taxicab insurance rules, accepted county property for a road extension, and introduced ordinances on traffic amendments and tenant protection. The council also passed numerous resolutions authorizing contracts, refunds, and event permits, and heard public comments.

• Adoption of three traffic signal ordinances at Main Street intersections with Vermella Way/Crosspointe and Route 9 southbound and northbound ramps
• Ordinance amending Chapter 10 on taxicab and limousine insurance requirements
• Ordinance accepting county property for Rahway Avenue/Omar Avenue extension
• First reading of ordinance for lease with St. Andrew's Catholic Church of Avenel for Rahway Avenue extension
• Resolutions approving contracts: Change Order #2 for Smith's Creek Tiki & Marina project ($87,036), fencing at Mt. Carmel ($95,798), purchase of 2024 Dodge Durango ($57,601), sewer design ($36,200), and emergency plumbing repairs at The Club ($4,485)

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The regular public meeting of the Woodbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment scheduled for October 3, 2024 has been cancelled. Four applications originally scheduled for that meeting have been postponed to October 17, 2023. No decisions or discussions will take place at the cancelled meeting.

• Shailesh Patel – 99 Edward Street, Iselin – Bulk Variance
• Matthew Gallagher – 229 North Hill Road, Colonia – Bulk Variances
• Crucial Linkage Team, LLC – 68 Linden Street, Fords – Bulk Variances
• Evelyn Martinez – 19 Melvin Avenue, Iselin – Bulk Variances

Planning Board

The Planning Board will meet via conference call to approve minutes from the September 18 meeting. The board has tentatively scheduled the adoption of two resolutions. One public hearing has been postponed.

• Adoption of resolution for Revised DCD Capitol, LLC #P24-13
• Adoption of resolution for Parkway Commons #P24-20
• Postponement to December 4, 2024, of public hearing for 545 Route 9, Hopelawn (proposed 2,200 square foot quick service restaurant)

Council

The council will consider a corporate structure change for Delta Woodbridge and a liquor license transfer for Clove 12 RestoBar. The meeting also includes a broad list of council member reports on community projects and upcoming local events.

• Corporate structure change for Highgate Hotels LP t/a Delta Woodbridge, 515 Rt. 1 So., Iselin
• Liquor license transfer from Dimple Liquor, LLC to Clove Restaurant Inc., t/a Clove 12 RestoBar, 42 Marconi Ave., Iselin
• Discussion of 2024 General Election and early voting dates
• Route 1 and Cloverleaf redevelopment updates
• Review of liquor license renewals and incident hearings

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council will hold second reading (final vote) on four ordinances, including one on tenant protection and substandard housing elimination, and a lease with St. Andrew's Catholic Church. First reading will cover a drainage easement and a building/housing ordinance. The council will also consider dozens of resolutions, including emergency sewer repairs ($300,000), homeless prevention funding ($99,485.26), and various event permits and appointments.

• Final vote on ordinance amending tenant protection and substandard housing rules
• Emergency sanitary sewer repair contract with P&A Construction up to $300,000
• Agreement with Raritan Bay YMCA for homeless prevention and Code Blue up to $99,485.26
• Lease agreement with St. Andrew's Catholic Church (Avenel)
• Appointment of Gary Kaylor as Director of Municipal Court

Council

The Woodbridge Council will discuss on October 1 and vote on October 22 on several resolutions, including tax court judgments, a refund from the Developers Review Fund, a final change order for the 2023 Milling & Resurfacing Program, and an agreement with NJDOT for the Cutters Dock Road Bridge over the North Jersey Coast Line. These items are presented by various departments and require council approval.

• Tax Court Judgments Resolution
• Refund from Developers Review Fund Resolution
• Final Change Order 2023 Milling & Resurfacing Program Resolution
• Agreement between NJDOT & TOW for Cutters Dock Road Bridge over North Jersey Coast Line

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council adopted four ordinances on second reading, including a tenant protection ordinance addressing substandard housing and overcrowding (Ordinance 2024-68) and a lease agreement with St. Andrew's Catholic Church for parking (Ordinance 2024-69). The council also introduced two ordinances on first reading and approved a consent agenda of resolutions, including emergency sewer repairs and community service agreements.

• Adopted ordinance amending Chapter 17, Article 17-9 for tenant protection and overcrowding elimination
• Adopted ordinance authorizing lease with St. Andrew's Catholic Church in Avenel for parking lot use
• Authorized emergency sanitary sewer repair from New Dover Road to Parsons Place up to $300,000
• Approved agreement with Raritan Bay YMCA for homeless prevention services up to $99,485.26
• Approved sidewalk waiver for 218 Dow Avenue, Iselin

The Woodbridge Township Council unanimously adopted four ordinances on second reading, including traffic amendments, tenant protection updates, and a lease agreement with St. Andrew's Catholic Church. The council also approved numerous resolutions, including emergency contracts, appointments, and community event permits. Public comments raised concerns about SeaQuest aquarium, but no action was taken on that matter.

• Adopted ordinance deleting handicap spaces on Melbourne Court and Carolyn Avenue (unanimous)
• Adopted ordinance adding a handicap space on SE Grant Avenue (unanimous)
• Adopted ordinance amending tenant protection-substandard housing and overcrowding elimination (unanimous)
• Adopted ordinance authorizing lease agreement with St. Andrew's Catholic Church of Avenel (unanimous)
• Approved first reading of ordinance accepting drainage easement at 149 Dunbar Avenue (unanimous)
• Approved first reading of ordinance amending Chapter XVII Building and Housing (unanimous)
• Approved emergency sewer repair contract with P & A Construction up to $300,000 (unanimous)
• Approved emergency generator rental from Foley CAT up to $19,093 (unanimous)

Public Library

The Woodbridge Public Library Board of Trustees is holding a regular meeting with standard procedural items including approval of minutes, director and committee reports, and new business such as personnel and bill approvals. No specific substantive decisions or public hearings are listed on the agenda.

• Approval of minutes from the July 25, 2024 meeting

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Woodbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment will approve minutes, adopt resolutions for previously granted variances, and hold public hearings on several variance applications. Notable hearings include a use variance to build a two-family dwelling in a single-family zone, a bulk variance to widen a driveway, an amended resolution for a business on Lincoln Highway, and a minor site plan for a second building at a lawn mower repair business.

• Use variance for two-family dwelling at 71 South Maplewood Avenue, Keasbey (postponed from July and August)
• Bulk variance for driveway and walkway at 2 Baker Street, Iselin
• Amended use and bulk variances for Ram Performance, LLC at 705 Lincoln Highway, Iselin
• Minor site plan for second building at 769 King Georges Road, Fords (lawn mower repair business)
• Minor site plan with 485 sq. ft. addition at 48 Ferry Street, Sewaren

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Planning Board will meet to approve minutes and adopt resolutions for previously granted applications. The board will hold a public hearing for a minor site plan and bulk variances at 430 & 432 New Brunswick Ave., Fords, where the applicant proposes to expand an existing restaurant, add a retail use, and construct 12 apartments. Two other public hearings have been postponed to October dates.

• Resolution adoption for DCD Capitol, LLC #P24-13, EB Express Provisions #P24-18, and Parkway Commons #P24-20 (previously granted)
• Public hearing for Minor Site Plan #P24-12 (545 Route 9, Hopelawn) – proposed 2,200 sq ft quick-service restaurant with drive-through (postponed to Oct 2)
• Public hearing for Preliminary/Final Major Site Plan #P24-05 (910-920 US Route 1) – subdivision of 297,660 sq ft lot into two lots, no new development (postponed to Oct 16)
• Public hearing for Minor Site Plan #P23-05 (430 & 432 New Brunswick Ave., Fords) – restaurant expansion, 956 sq ft retail, and 12 apartments with site improvements

Redevelopment Agency

The Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency will consider designating Avenel Housing, LLC as a redeveloper for a specific property and recommending the Avenel Housing II project to the Planning Board. The body will also review a presentation on Pennrose II and approve outstanding bills.

• Redevelopment agreement with Avenel Housing, LLC for Block 908.01, Lot 10
• Recommendation of Avenel Housing II project to Planning Board
• Approval of bill lists totaling $11,014.50
• Issuance of Certificate of Completion for the Amarnath project
• Presentation on Pennrose II by Noah Frieberg

The Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency approved four resolutions unanimously, including designating Avenel Housing, LLC as redeveloper and authorizing a redevelopment agreement for a portion of Block 908.01, Lot 10, and recommending the Avenel Housing II project to the Planning Board. The agency also approved bill lists totaling $11,014.50 and issued a Certificate of Completion for the Amarnath project. No public comments were made during the hearing, and no new business was discussed.

• Approved bill lists from Aug 17 to Sep 13, 2024, totaling $11,014.50 (unanimous)
• Designated Avenel Housing, LLC as redeveloper and authorized redevelopment agreement for Block 908.01, Lot 10 (unanimous)
• Recommended Avenel Housing II project to Planning Board (unanimous)
• Authorized issuance of Certificate of Completion for Amarnath project (unanimous)
• Adopted minutes of August 20, 2024 regular meeting (unanimous)

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council meets on September 17, 2024, to discuss various community updates and proposals. Items include redevelopment projects, liquor license matters, and numerous community events and programs. No specific votes or ordinances are listed on the agenda.

• Route 1 Redevelopment
• Cloverleaf Redevelopment
• Liquor License Transfer for Highgate Hotels LP t/a Delta Woodbridge, 515 Rt. 1 S., Iselin
• Electric Vehicle Car Share / Car Charging Stations
• Street Closings / Special Events

The Woodbridge Township Council meeting on September 17, 2024, was procedural only. Council members presented lists of ongoing projects and community events in their wards, and the municipal clerk reported on administrative items like liquor license applications and the upcoming November 5 general election. No formal motions, resolutions, or votes were recorded in the minutes.

• No formal decisions or votes recorded; meeting consisted of councilmember reports and clerk announcements
• Liquor license change of corporate structure for Highgate Hotels LP t/a Delta Woodbridge, 515 Rt. 1 So., Iselin, NJ, noted as under review
• 2024 General Election scheduled for November 5; early voting October 26 – November 3, announced
• Street closings and special events (block parties, street fairs, carnivals) listed as administrative items

Council

The Council is reviewing ordinances for traffic signal installations and updates to taxicab and tenant protection laws. The meeting includes votes on several construction contracts and the authorization of three upcoming community parades.

• Traffic signal installations at Main Street and Vermella Way, and Main Street at U.S. Route 9 ramps
• Change order for Up Smith’s Creek Community Complex Tiki & Marina Project for $87,036.41
• Agreement with Fox Fence Enterprises, Inc. for Mt. Carmel Project railings and fencing for $95,798.00
• Agreement with Nielsen of Morristown for a 2024 Dodge Durango for $57,601.15
• Proposed lease agreement with St. Andrew’s Catholic Church of Avenel

Council

The Council will discuss several administrative requests, including tax and sewer overpayments and veteran exemptions. The meeting includes a review of permits for the Omar Avenue Extension Phase 1. Action on these items is scheduled for October 1, 2024.

• Omar Avenue Extension Phase 1 NJDEP permits
• 100% Disabled Veteran Exemption resolutions
• Tax and sewer overpayment resolutions
• Refund from Developer’s Review Fund Account resolution
• Refund from Current Account resolution

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings for several residential property requests. The board is considering bulk variances for driveways, garages, and new home construction.

• Bulk Variances #Z24-24: Detached single family dwelling at 90 South Hyde Avenue, Iselin
• Bulk Variances #Z24-53: Semi-circular driveway at 55 West Street, Colonia
• Bulk Variances #Z24-52: One story two car garage at 210 Minna Avenue, Avenel
• Use Variance #Z24-39: Two family dwelling at 71 South Maplewood Avenue, Keasbey (Withdrawn)

Council

The Council is reviewing ordinances for traffic signal installations at Main Street and U.S. Route 9 ramps. The body is also considering several service contracts and the purchase of new sanitation vehicles.

• Traffic signal installations at Main Street and Vermella Way/Crosspointe Driveway, and Main Street at U.S. Route 9 ramps
• Purchase of a Labrie Automizer body for $216,607.32 and two Autocar Chassis for $237,994.00 and $214,174.00
• Change order for Ross Street and North James Street Parking Lot Improvements totaling $1,154,032.91
• Agreement with Grafas Painting, Inc. for Mt. Carmel Building painting not to exceed $65,000.00
• Agreement for Affordable Housing Administrative Agent Services not to exceed $55,000.00

Council

The Council is meeting to discuss several administrative requests, including tax and sewer overpayments and a tax court judgment. Items listed for discussion on September 3 are scheduled for action on September 17.

• Tax and sewer overpayment resolutions
• Tax Court Judgment resolution
• 100% Disabled Veteran resolution
• Traffic Ordinance amendments
• Refunds from Current Account and Developer’s Review Fund Account

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is meeting to receive reports and updates from council members on community projects, events, and administrative matters. No formal votes are scheduled; the agenda consists primarily of a list of items for discussion, including a liquor license transfer application.

• Liquor license change of corporate structure for Highgate Hotels LP t/a Delta Woodbridge at 515 Rt. 1 So., Iselin
• Route 1 Redevelopment and Cloverleaf Redevelopment updates
• Downtown parking on New Brunswick Ave. and Sign Ordinance discussion
• Electric vehicle car share and car charging stations initiative
• 4th Ward road projects and Sucker's Brook bank stabilization

The Woodbridge Township Council meeting on September 3, 2024, was largely procedural, with council members presenting lists of ongoing projects and community events. No formal votes or substantive decisions were recorded. The municipal clerk noted a liquor license change of corporate structure under review for Highgate Hotels LP, and announced the upcoming general election and early voting dates.

• Reviewed liquor license change of corporate structure for Highgate Hotels LP (no action taken)
• Noted 2024 General Election set for November 5, 2024
• Noted early voting period October 26 – November 3, 2024

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on 13 bulk variance applications and one use-and-bulk variance at its August 22, 2024 meeting. Most requests involve driveway expansions, additions, or fences at single-family homes. A resolution for a previously granted application (Babuji Tadiboyina, #Z24-41) is also scheduled for adoption but has been postponed to September 19.

• Use and bulk variance for 407 New Dover Road, Colonia (LLC applicant) to convert garage into living space with second story, balconies, and parking area
• Bulk variance at 29 Adams Street, Iselin to legalize a 17' x 58' driveway (postponed from prior meetings)
• Bulk variance at 120 Stafford Road, Colonia to construct a semi-circular driveway
• Bulk variance at 73 Brown Avenue, Iselin for second-story, side addition, front porch, and driveway widening
• Bulk variance at 30 Runnymede Road, Colonia to build a six-foot front-yard fence

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Planning Board will hold public hearings on four applications, including a major site plan for a 122-room extended-stay hotel at 927 West Kelly Street, which also involves vacating part of West Kelly Street and land transfers. Other items include a minor site plan for modifications at a New Brunswick Avenue business, a three-lot subdivision on Montrose Avenue, and a two-lot subdivision on East George Place.

• Public hearing for Minor Site Plan and Bulk Variances #P24-18 at 85 New Brunswick Ave., Hopelawn: proposed loading door changes, fire lane relocation, security fencing, gate house, and second-floor office.
• Public hearing for Minor Subdivision & Preliminary/Final Major Site Plan #P24-23 at 927 West Kelly Street: 4-story, 122-room extended-stay hotel; includes vacation of West Kelly Street and land transfers.
• Public hearing for Minor Subdivision #P24-15 at 1 & 14 Montrose Ave., Colonia: subdivide three lots into three conforming lots, retaining existing single-family home.
• Public hearing for Minor Subdivision and Bulk Variances #P24-19 at 237 East George Place, Iselin: subdivide 10,000 sq ft lot into two 5,000 sq ft lots for new single-family dwellings.

Redevelopment Agency

The Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency will hold a regular meeting to hear presentations from developers and vote on a series of resolutions. Key actions include designating redevelopers for multiple properties, authorizing redevelopment agreements, and recommending projects to the Planning Board. The agency will also approve a bill list and an appraisal service contract.

• Resolution #49: Approve bill list totaling $9,756.44 for June 21 to August 16, 2024.
• Resolution #50: Authorize agreements for redevelopment of block 867, lot 1.0111 (formerly block 867, lot 1.011 and 4 and block 872, lot 4) and block 867, lot 1.06.
• Resolution #51: Designate redeveloper and authorize redevelopment agreement for block 1079.06, lot 1 and block 1079.15, lots 1, 7 and 11.
• Resolution #53: Designate Fords 430, LLC and Fords 432, LLC as redevelopers of block 18.01, lots 25.01 and 26.011.
• Resolution #55: Accept appraisal proposal from Sockler Realty Services Group for vacant lots (Blocks 846.03, 846.05, 847.01) at cost not to exceed $8,100.

Council

The Council will consider ordinances regarding easements on E. Smith Street and Pitman Avenue. The meeting includes several resolutions for equipment purchases, environmental site investigations, and tax refunds for disabled veterans.

• Agreement with Pabco Industries LLC for recycling bags not to exceed $110,745.00
• Purchase of three Ford F350 pickups from Flemington Ford at $50,099.70 each
• Agreement with Trap Rock Industries for Mt. Carmel Project asphalt not to exceed $110,000.00
• Agreement with BCI Burke Company, LLC for Pocheck Park playground equipment up to $51,820.25
• Emergency sanitary sewer repairs on New Dover Road by P & A Construction up to $27,000.00

Council

The Woodbridge Council will discuss proposed traffic ordinance amendments and a resolution for a refund from the current account. These items are scheduled for formal action at the September 3 meeting. The agenda also includes discussion of items from other departments, but no specific details are provided.

• Traffic Ordinances Amendments
• Refund from Current Account Resolution

Council

This meeting features council member reports on various community initiatives and events. The only actionable administrative item is a liquor license change of corporate structure for Highgate Hotels LP operating as Delta Woodbridge. No ordinances, contracts with dollar amounts, or rezoning items are on the agenda.

• Change of corporate structure for Highgate Hotels LP d/b/a Delta Woodbridge at 515 Route 1 South, Iselin
• Discussion of Route 1 redevelopment and Cloverleaf redevelopment
• League consolidation proposal listed under council president's report
• Liquor license renewals and street closings for special events
• 2024 General Election and early voting dates noted

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council approved a resolution correcting a typographical error in a previous resolution, changing the Insurance-Employee Group Health budget line from $1,100,000 to $3,100,000. They also authorized tax refunds for four 100% disabled veterans and overpaid taxes and sewer fees, waived rental fees for the Pakistan Day Parade stage, and approved emergency sewer repairs on New Dover Road up to $27,000. Additionally, the council authorized the purchase of 192,600 biodegradable bags, three Ford F350 pickups, and playground equipment for Pocheck Park, as well as environmental site investigations at multiple properties.

• Corrected a typo in Resolution #20, increasing the Insurance-Employee Group Health budget by $2,000,000 to $3,100,000
• Authorized purchase of 192,600 biodegradable and recycling bags from Pabco Industries for $110,745
• Authorized purchase of three Ford F350 pickups for Water Waste, Parks, and Roads totaling $150,299.10
• Approved emergency sanitary sewer repairs on New Dover Road by P & A Construction up to $27,000
• Approved four environmental site investigation contracts with Excel Environmental Resources totaling $250,090.25

Council

The Council will vote on several ordinances including the 211 East Inman Avenue development plan and long-term tax exemptions for four urban renewal projects. The body is also reviewing property acquisitions and various municipal service contracts.

• Adoption of the 211 East Inman Avenue Development Plan
• Long-term tax exemptions for Terrace Associates, 40 Van Dyke Avenue, New Street Developers, and IV5 Raritan River Logistics Center
• Acquisition of property at Block 1004, Lots 298 & 300 on Blandford Avenue, Avenel
• Change Order #2 for Route 9 & Main Street Improvements Project totaling $1,113,400.00
• Purchase of a ShowMaster Mobile Sound Shell Community Stage for $168,669.00

Council

The Council will discuss several administrative and financial items on August 6, 2024. Action on these items is scheduled for August 20, 2024. Topics include tax exemptions and a public works contract.

• Tax and sewer overpayments resolutions
• County and State tax appeals resolutions
• 100% Veteran Exemption resolution
• Final change order for Contract 2023-021 regarding Pochek Park pickleball courts

Public Library

The Woodbridge Public Library Board of Trustees will vote on the proposed FY2025 budget and a consultant for a strategic plan. Other agenda items include approval of prior meeting minutes, routine reports, and public comments.

• Resolution 07-2024.12 – Approve Proposed FY25 Budget
• Resolution 07-2024.13 – Approve Consultant for Strategic Plan
• Approval of Bills
• Public Comments

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Woodbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on several variance applications, including two use variance requests to build two-family dwellings in single-family zones. The board is also scheduled to adopt resolutions for three previously granted variances and to postpone multiple hearings until August 8, 2024. Minutes from the July 11 meeting will be approved.

• Adoption of resolutions for variances granted to Bhruna & Vipul Amin (#Z24-31), Saad Anwar (#Z24-32), and J&G Property Holdings (#Z24-25)
• Public hearing on use variance #Z24-39: construct a two-family dwelling at 71 South Maplewood Avenue, Keasbey (R-5 zone)
• Public hearing on use variance #Z24-38: construct a two-family dwelling at 16 E Street, Port Reading (R-5 zone)
• Public hearing on bulk variance #Z24-12 (carried from 5/23/24 and 6/27/24): construct shed, paver patio, and driveway at 335 Charles Street, Iselin
• Multiple applications postponed until 8/8/24 due to service requirements, including variances at 29 Adams Street, 25 Fiat Avenue, and 90 South Hyde Avenue

Planning Board

The Planning Board will consider the adoption of a redevelopment plan for 211 East Inman Ave. The board will also hold public hearings regarding site modifications in Hopelawn and a lot subdivision in Colonia.

• Resolution recommending adoption of Redevelopment Plan for 211 East Inman Ave.
• Public hearing for Minor Site Plan and Bulk Variances at 85 New Brunswick Ave. (EB Express Provisions, Inc.)
• Public hearing for Minor Subdivision of 3 lots at 1 & 14 Montrose Ave. (Michael Juzefyk & Stacy McBride)

Redevelopment Agency

The July 23, 2024 meeting of the Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency has been canceled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for August 20, 2024.

Council

The Woodbridge Council adopted an ordinance to lease 266 East Smith Street for a special needs adult program called 'Our House'. They also introduced on first reading a series of ordinances including traffic changes, a subdivision, a redevelopment plan, a street vacation, a property acquisition by condemnation on Blandford Avenue in Avenel, and four long-term tax exemption agreements with urban renewal LLCs. Additionally, they authorized block parties. Public hearings for the introduced ordinances are set for August 6, 2024.

• Adopted ordinance to lease 266 East Smith Street for 'Our House' special needs adult program
• Introduced ordinance to acquire by purchase or condemnation property at Block 1004, Lots 298 & 300, Blandford Avenue, Avenel
• Introduced long-term tax exemption agreements with Terrace Associates, 40 Van Dyke Avenue, New Street Developers, and IV5 Raritan River Logistics Center Urban Renewal LLCs
• Introduced ordinance adopting the 211 East Inman Avenue Development Plan under redevelopment law
• Introduced ordinance to vacate a portion of Mary Fee Lane in Hopelawn

Council

The Council is reviewing several long-term tax exemptions for urban renewal projects and a development plan for 211 East Inman Avenue. The meeting includes votes on numerous professional service contracts and infrastructure purchases.

• 2024 Road Program agreement with P & A Construction, Inc. not to exceed $6,012,541.06
• Adoption of the 211 East Inman Avenue Development Plan
• Fiber Maintenance agreement with JCT Solutions not to exceed $901,500.00
• Four long-term tax exemptions for urban renewal LLCs including IV5 Raritan River Logistics Center
• Purchase of sanitation equipment and chassis from Sanitation Equipment Corp. and Hudson County Motors

Council

At this discussion meeting, the council reviews administration requests for agenda items to be voted on August 6, 2024. Items include resolutions for a refund from the Developers Review Fund, release of a maintenance bond for Messercola Excavating, township-wide stormwater improvements, and a change order for the Route 9 & Main Street improvement project. No dollar amounts are specified in the agenda.

• Refund from Developers Review Fund (Resolution)
• Release of Maintenance Bond – Messercola Excavating (Resolution)
• Township Wide Stormwater Improvements Project (Resolution)
• Change Order #2 – Route 9 & Main Street Improvement Project (Resolution)

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council held a public hearing and adopted an ordinance to lease property at 266 East Smith Street for the 'Our House' program serving special-needs adults. They also introduced on first reading a series of ordinances including a redevelopment plan for 211 East Inman Avenue, a property acquisition on Blandford Avenue in Avenel, and long-term tax exemption agreements with four urban renewal LLCs. Council members' individual agenda items were all marked as 'HOLD' and not discussed.

• Adopted ordinance leasing 266 East Smith Street for 'Our House' special-needs adult program
• Introduced ordinance adopting the '211 East Inman Avenue Development Plan' for redevelopment
• Introduced ordinance to acquire by purchase or condemnation Block 1004, Lots 298 & 300 on Blandford Avenue, Avenel
• Introduced long-term tax exemption agreements with Terrace Associates, 40 Van Dyke Avenue, New Street Developers, and IV5 Raritan River Logistics Center Urban Renewal LLCs
• Approved a resolution authorizing block parties

Council

The Council is reviewing applications for liquor license transfers and corporate structure changes. The meeting also includes updates on various ward-specific projects and upcoming 2024 general election dates.

• Liquor license transfer from NJ Ale House III, LLC to TK Ventures LLC
• Corporate structure change for Sri Balaji Enterprise, LLC (Balaji Wines & Liquor) at 768 Rt. 1 No., Iselin
• Route 1 and Cloverleaf redevelopment updates
• 2024 General Election scheduled for November 5, 2024
• Review of street closings and special event applications

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Board will review meeting minutes and adopt several previously granted resolutions. Public hearings are also scheduled for a self-storage project in Woodbridge, a home addition in Iselin, and a circular driveway in Colonia.

• Self-storage units and site improvements at 292 E. Smith Street
• 10' x 16' x 8' addition at 6 East Julius Street, Iselin
• Circular driveway construction at 65 Stratford Drive, Colonia
• Adoption of previously granted resolutions from June 27, 2024

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Planning Board will conduct public hearings for two projects in Iselin. One proposal involves renovating a building at 734 Green Street to include an eye care center and mattress showroom. Another application seeks to subdivide a lot at 74 Fiume Street into two single-family home parcels.

• Site plan for eye care center and mattress showroom at 734 Green Street, Iselin
• Subdivision of 10,000 square foot parcel at 74 Fiume Street, Iselin
• Approval of June 26, 2024 meeting minutes

Council

The Woodbridge Municipal Council meeting includes presentations on community programs, senior services, and local infrastructure. The agenda also covers reviews of liquor license transfers and corporate structure changes for businesses.

• Liquor license transfer from NJ Ale House III, LLC to TK Ventures LLC
• Corporate structure change for Balaji Wines & Liquor at 768 Rt. 1 No.
• Route 1 and Cloverleaf redevelopment projects
• 2nd Ward road projects and New Brunswick Ave parking discussions

Council

The Council will review ordinances regarding traffic changes on Cliff Road and the vacating of Richmond Street. The agenda also includes resolutions for various service contracts, permit refunds, and the approval of a $105,834,224 preliminary tax levy.

• Approval of a $105,834,224 preliminary tax levy for 2024
• Contract with DL Printing for newsletter mailing up to $58,975.00
• Purchase of security cameras for the Municipal Building up to $23,085.21
• Ordinance to amend traffic regulations on Cliff Road
• Agreement with Mahseri Remodeling, LLC for repairs up to $24,400.00

Council

The July 9 meeting includes items presented for action on July 23, 2024. These include tax/sewer overpayment resolutions, an access agreement between Hess and Cypress Recreation, and a home improvement proposal.

• Tax/Sewer Overpayments Resolutions
• Access Agreement between Hess and Cypress Recreation Resolution
• Refunds Resolutions
• Woodbridge Home Improvement Resolution proposal

Public Library

The Woodbridge Public Library Board of Trustees will meet to discuss resolutions regarding the FY 2023 annual budget and the cancellation of expired checks. The agenda also includes reports from the Library Director and the Friends of the Libraries.

• Resolution 06-2024.11: Amendment of Annual Budget FY 2023
• Resolution 06-2024.10: Cancellation of expired checks
• Resolution 06-2024.09: Approval of 2024-2025 meeting schedule
• Approval of bills

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Board is reviewing multiple applications for bulk variances in Iselin, Fords, Colonia, and Avenel. These include requests for new single-family homes, garage additions, and driveway legalizations. Several items have been postponed or carried over from previous meetings.

• New single-family dwelling at 25 Silzer Avenue, Iselin
• Detached single-family dwelling at 90 South Hyde Avenue, Iselin
• Driveway and walkway legalization at 29 Adams Street, Iselin
• Two-story attached garage at 19 Lisa Court, Colonia
• Two-story rear addition at 22 Tappen Street, Avenel

Planning Board

The board will consider resolutions regarding master plan conformance for two elementary school construction projects. This includes confirming that the projects at 230 Avenel Street and 90 Clyde Ave. align with Master Plan designations.

• Approval of June 12, 2024, meeting minutes
• Master plan conformance for Avenel Street Elementary School (230 Avenel Street)
• Master plan conformance for Hopelawn School (90 Clyde Ave.)

Council

The June 25, 2024, Woodbridge Council meeting agenda lists various community programs and local projects presented by council members. The Municipal Clerk's section includes applications for liquor license transfers and corporate structure changes under review.

• Person-to-person transfer of Liquor License #1225-33-020-007 to TK Ventures LLC
• Corporate structure change for Sri Balaji Enterprise, LLC (Balaji Wines & Liquor)
• Review of liquor license renewals and incidents

Redevelopment Agency

The Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency will meet to adopt the FY2025 budget and appoint legal counsel for the 2024-2025 term. The agency will also consider designating IV5 Raritan River Logistics Center and Parkway Commons LLC as redevelopers.

• Adoption of the FY2025 Budget
• Appointment of McManimon, Scotland & Baumann, LLC as General Counsel
• Designation of IV5 Raritan River Logistics Center Urban Renewal LLC as Redeveloper
• Designation of Parkway Commons LLC as Redeveloper
• Issuance of CoC for 180 West Kelly Street

Council

The Council will consider ordinances regarding traffic changes and the vacation of Richmond Street. The agenda also includes several equipment purchases for the Road Department and a large IT maintenance contract. Additionally, officials will review budget transfers and utility appropriation cancellations.

• Network maintenance agreement with Core BTS, Inc. not to exceed $1,883,219.05
• Purchase of a John Deere 524 P-Tier 4WD Loader for $203,427.00
• Agreement for Clyde Avenue Storm Sewer and Drainage Improvements up to $42,735.00
• Ordinance amending traffic regulations for Prospect, Greenbrook, and Garden Avenues
• Purchase of a Freightliner ECONICSD High Cab Cabover Chassis for $214,626.26

Council

The Council is reviewing items for discussion on June 25, 2024, and action on July 9, 2024. These include a lease for Mt. Carmel School and resolutions regarding refunds from the Current Account and Developer’s Review Fund Account.

• Mt. Carmel School lease
• Refunds from Current Account resolution
• Refunds from Developer's Review Fund Account resolution

Council

The Council adopted ordinances regarding traffic changes and fish waste disposal regulations. They also authorized several resolutions for municipal equipment purchases, engineering services, and professional contracts.

• Network maintenance agreement with Core BTS, Inc. up to $1,883,219.05
• Purchase of a John Deere loader from Jesco, Inc. for $203,427.00
• Engineering services for Clyde Avenue storm sewer improvements up to $42,735.00
• Ordinance amending traffic regulations for Prospect Avenue and Greenbrook Avenue
• Purchase of three Ford F550 trucks from Flemington Ford totaling $164,816.00

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Board will consider several residential bulk variance applications, including a new two-story home and an inground pool. The agenda also includes an appeal regarding property conversion on Main Street.

• Appeal to convert 165 Main Street into a detached single family dwelling
• Development of self-storage units at 292 E. Smith Street
• Construction of a two-story single family dwelling at 128 Trento Street
• Installation of a 12' x 24' inground pool at 78 Johnson Street
• Driveway widening at 175 Metuchen Avenue

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold public hearings for a self-storage and warehouse project on Cutters Dock Road involving building demolition and construction. The board will also consider a lot subdivision in Colonia and approve minutes from the May 22, 2024, meeting.

• Proposed self-storage and warehouse buildings at 59 & 61-65 Cutters Dock Road
• Minor subdivision of three lots into three conforming lots at 1 & 14 Montrose Ave
• Adoption of scheduled resolutions for Alba Medical, Rivian LLC, Federal Business Centers, and Woodbridge Green Street 500
• Approval of May 22, 2024, meeting minutes

Council

The Council will vote on ordinances regarding traffic signal installations and street regulation updates. The agenda also includes resolutions for municipal vehicle leases, equipment purchases, and budget transfers.

• Adoption of the West Kelly Street 3 Redevelopment Plan
• Lease of 18 Ford Escapes for DPW totaling $673,160.40
• Purchase of an ELGIN Pelican Street Sweeper for $328,860.65
• Traffic signal installation at Rahway Avenue and Homestead Avenue
• Repairs to the Woodbridge Community Center Roof up to $119,360.00

Council

The Woodbridge Municipal Council adopted several traffic ordinances, including new signal installations and turn prohibitions. The council also authorized various municipal contracts for vehicle purchases, infrastructure repairs, and software renewals. Additionally, the meeting included approvals for shared service agreements for animal control with several neighboring boroughs.

• Adoption of the West Kelly Street 3 Redevelopment Plan
• Installation of a traffic signal at Rahway Avenue and Homestead Avenue
• Purchase of an Elgin Pelican street sweeper for $328,860.65
• Contract for Woodbridge Community Center roof repairs not to exceed $119,360.00
• Authorization of a $25,000 revenue insertion for the Keasbey Children’s Summer Entertainment Program

Council

The Woodbridge Municipal Council meeting includes various reports and discussion topics from council members. Items include updates on local infrastructure projects, community programs, and upcoming elections. The Clerk also presents liquor license transfers for review.

• Liquor license transfer from NJ Ale House III, LLC to TK Ventures LLC
• Route 1 and Cloverleaf redevelopment discussions
• 2024 General Election dates (November 5)
• 2nd Ward road projects
• Sign Ordinance discussion

Public Library

The Woodbridge Library Board of Trustees will consider three resolutions: approving the FY2023 audit, adopting an amended registration policy, and establishing a notary public policy. The meeting also includes director and committee reports, personnel matters, bill approvals, and public comments.

• Resolution 05-2024.06 – Approve Audit of FY2023
• Resolution 05-2024.07 – Approve Amended Registration Policy
• Resolution 05-2024.08 – Approve Notary Public Policy
• Personnel matters and approval of bills

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Woodbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public meeting on May 23, 2024, to adopt minutes and hear six public hearings for bulk, use, and site plan variances. Applications include new construction, additions, sheds, fences, and a garage/repair use. All items are scheduled for public hearing; no final decisions are listed on this agenda.

• Norma Joshi #Z24-16: bulk variance, postponed to 6/27/24
• Gulberg Builders #Z24-02: two-story single family dwelling at Mystic Street, Fords
• Shefali Soni #Z24-12: shed, paver patio, driveway at 335 Charles Street, Iselin
• Waldemar Zegunia #Z24-17: shed and 6 ft. vinyl fence at 18 Christopher Lane, Colonia
• 1019 Homestead Scenes, LLC #Z24-18: amended minor site plan for garage/repair at 1019 Homestead Avenue, Avenel

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold a public hearing on a preliminary/final major subdivision application to reconfigure five existing lots into six lots on Riverside Drive, Sweetwater Lane, and Dock Road in Keasbey. No development is proposed. The board will also adopt resolutions for previously granted applications including Alba Medical/AFC Urgent Care, Rivian, and Haza Bell of Northeast.

• Public hearing for Preliminary/Final Major Subdivision #P24-10 by Federal Business Centers, Inc. on Riverside Drive, Sweetwater Lane & Dock Road, Keasbey
• Subdivision to reconfigure 5 existing lots into 6 lots in KPR96 zone
• Resolutions for Alba Medical/AFC Urgent Care #P24-01, Rivian LLC #P24-11, and Haza Bell of Northeast LLC #P24-08 granted on May 8, 2024

Redevelopment Agency

The Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency will consider resolutions to designate Cutters Dock LLC as the redeveloper of Block 524, Lots 4.01 and 5.03, and to recommend the Cutters Dock project. The board will also vote on acquiring part of Block 846.01, Lot 9.24 by eminent domain to build a new intersection, and on introducing the FY2025 budget. A presentation from Cutters Dock LLC is scheduled.

• Resolution #32 designates Cutters Dock LLC as redeveloper for Block 524, Lots 4.01 and 5.03
• Resolution #34 authorizes taking part of Block 846.01, Lot 9.24 in fee simple for a new intersection
• Resolution #36 introduces the FY2025 budget
• Bill list from April 12 to May 17, 2024 totaling $594.85
• Presentation by Cutters Dock LLC

Council

The Council is reviewing several traffic ordinances, two redevelopment plans, and various municipal contracts. Decisions include funding for sewer utility upgrades and professional services for road resurfacing.

• Bond ordinance for $2,500,000 for sewer utility computer system equipment
• Adoption of the Amended Downtown Woodbridge Area 6 and West Kelly Street 3 Redevelopment Plans
• Agreement with CME Associates for 2025 Milling and Resurfacing Program not to exceed $485,565.00
• Emergency agreement with P & A Construction for Barron Avenue sewer repairs not to exceed $190,000.00
• Installation of a traffic signal at Rahway Avenue and Homestead Avenue and a pedestrian hybrid beacon at Rahway Avenue and Poillon Street

Council

The Council will discuss several administrative requests, including tax and sewer overpayments and veteran exemptions. The meeting includes a review of a grant application for roadway improvements on Middlesex Avenue. Action on these items is scheduled for June 11, 2024.

• Grant application for Middlesex Avenue Roadway Improvement Project
• Traffic Ordinance Amendments
• Shared Services Agreements for Animal Control
• 100% Veteran Exemption resolutions
• Tax and Sewer Overpayment resolutions

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is meeting to discuss a wide range of municipal business, including a liquor license transfer, redevelopment projects, and various community programs and events. The agenda is largely a list of items for discussion, with no formal votes or resolutions listed.

• Liquor license transfer from NJ Ale House III, LLC to TK Ventures LLC
• Route 1 and Cloverleaf redevelopment projects
• Downtown parking on New Brunswick Ave
• Electric vehicle car share and charging stations
• School projects and improvements

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council voted to adopt several redevelopment plans and bond ordinances, including a $9.995 million bond for public improvements and a $3.31 million sewer utility bond. They also approved a $1.729 million capital ordinance and introduced new ordinances for computer equipment, traffic changes, and a downtown redevelopment plan. The meeting included public comments on the redevelopment plans and a resident's concern about a chicken permit fee increase.

• Adopted Woodbridge-Perth Amboy Redevelopment Plan (2024-25) and Route 1 Area 25 Redevelopment Plan (2024-30)
• Approved $9,995,000 bond for public improvements and equipment (2024-27)
• Approved $3,310,000 sewer utility bond (2024-28) and $1,729,000 capital ordinance (2024-29)
• Introduced $2,500,000 bond for sewer computer system equipment
• Approved $291,000 contract for Sewaren Marina fencing and $220,000 emergency storm sewer repair

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Woodbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on eight variance applications, including a proposal to convert an existing structure into self-storage units at 292 E. Smith Street. Other items include requests for bulk variances for residential additions, driveways, patios, and a shed. The board will also adopt resolutions for previously granted applications and approve minutes from the April 18 meeting.

• Public hearing for self-storage development at 292 E. Smith Street (Z23-34)
• Bulk variance for new two-story home on Mystic Street, Fords (Z24-02)
• Bulk variances for shed, patio, and driveway at 335 Charles Street, Iselin (Z24-12)
• Bulk variance to widen driveway at 175 Metuchen Avenue, Woodbridge (Z24-13)
• Amended site plan for manufacturing/warehouse and office at 10 South Inman Avenue, Avenel (Z24-25)

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Planning Board will consider adopting a resolution recommending the Amended Downtown Woodbridge Area 6 Redevelopment Plan. Four public hearings are scheduled: a major subdivision to reconfigure five lots into six on Riverside Drive, Sweetwater Lane, and Dock Road in Keasbey; a minor site plan for an animal medical use and a new sign at 570 Route 1, Avenel; a minor site plan to convert a 42,858 sq ft building into a Rivian vehicle service center at 931 US Route 1 South, Iselin; and a minor site plan for a 2,925 sq ft addition to an existing Taco Bell at 901 St. Georges Ave. A $2,500,000 bond ordinance for new sewer utility computer equipment is also listed.

• Resolution recommending Amended Downtown Woodbridge, Area 6 Redevelopment Plan
• Preliminary/Final Major Subdivision #P24-10: Federal Business Centers, Inc. to reconfigure 5 lots into 6 lots in Keasbey (no development proposed)
• Bond Ordinance: $2,500,000 for new computer equipment for the Sewer Utility
• Minor Site Plan #P24-11: Rivian, LLC proposes converting 42,881 sq ft building into vehicle service center at 931 US Route 1 South, Iselin
• Minor Site Plan #P24-08: 2,925 sq ft addition to existing Taco Bell at 901 St. Georges Ave., Woodbridge

Council

The Council is reviewing several funding ordinances for public improvements, equipment, and sewer utility upgrades. The meeting also includes votes on three redevelopment plans and various municipal contracts.

• Bond ordinance for public improvements, equipment, and vehicles totaling $9,995,000
• Bond ordinance for sewer utility improvements totaling $3,310,000
• Capital ordinance for public improvements and acquisitions totaling $1,729,000
• Bond ordinance for sewer utility computer system equipment totaling $2,500,000
• Contracts including $291,000 for Sewaren Marina fencing and $220,000 for Meredith Road storm sewer repairs

Council

The Woodbridge Municipal Council agenda consists primarily of informational reports from individual council members regarding local events, community programs, and infrastructure projects. There are no specific votes, ordinances, or budget decisions listed in the provided text. The only administrative actions noted are the review of a liquor license transfer and the scheduling of 2024 elections.

• Review of Person-To-Person Transfer of Liquor License # 1225-33-020-007 from NJ Ale House III, LLC to TK Ventures LLC
• 2024 Primary Election scheduled for June 4, 2024, with early voting May 31 – June 2
• 2024 General Election scheduled for November 5, 2024, with early voting October 26 – November 3
• Discussion of Route 1 Redevelopment and Cloverleaf Redevelopment
• Discussion of Oak Tree Road Special Improvement District (SID)

Council

The Woodbridge Municipal Council adopted six ordinances on second reading, including a $9,995,000 bond for public improvements and a $3,310,000 bond for sewer utility upgrades. The council also adopted the Woodbridge-Perth Amboy and Route 1 Area 25 redevelopment plans. Additionally, the council approved first readings for a $2.5M sewer computer system bond and amendments to the Downtown Woodbridge Area 6 plan.

• Adopted Bond Ordinance 2024-27 for $9,995,000 for public improvements and equipment
• Adopted Bond Ordinance 2024-28 for $3,310,000 for sewer utility improvements
• Adopted the Woodbridge-Perth Amboy Redevelopment Plan (Ordinance 2024-25)
• Adopted the Route 1 Area 25 Redevelopment Plan (Ordinance 2024-30)
• Approved agreement with Rosando Fence Company for $291,000 in fencing at Sewaren Marina

Public Library

The Woodbridge Public Library Board of Trustees will hold a regular meeting to nominate and elect a board officer, followed by a swearing-in. The board will also consider approval of the prior meeting's minutes and payment of bills. Reports from the library director, Friends of the Libraries, and board members are scheduled.

• Nomination and election of a board officer
• Approval of minutes from March 28, 2024
• Approval of bills (no dollar amount listed)
• Reports from Library Director and Friends of the Libraries
• Closed session and public comments

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Woodbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public meeting to adopt resolutions for five previously granted variances and hold public hearings on three new variance applications. The hearings include a bulk variance for a new home on Mystic Street, a bulk variance for a rear addition on Douglas Street, and a use and bulk variance for a second-floor addition on Ash Street.

• Adopt resolutions for variances granted to Mohammed Naeem, Lauren Weber, Mohit Dhanani, Walter & Christina Marte, and Leena N. Gwalani
• Public hearing: Bulk variance #Z24-02 for a two-story single-family dwelling at Mystic Street, Fords (Block 144, Lot 1.01 & 1.011)
• Public hearing: Bulk variance #Z24-04 for a two-story rear addition and porch at 38 Douglas Street, Fords (Block 43.03, Lot 62)
• Public hearing: Use and bulk variance #Z24-14 for a second-floor addition to a two-family dwelling at 41 Ash Street, Avenel (Block 1020.04, Lot 779)
• Postpone item #Z24-01 until 5/9/24, service needed

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Planning Board will meet to adopt resolutions recommending two redevelopment plans, consider bond ordinances for county improvements, and hold public hearings on two minor subdivisions in Iselin. The board will also approve minutes from the previous meeting.

• Resolution recommending Woodbridge-Perth Amboy Redevelopment Plan
• Resolution recommending Route 1 Area 25 Redevelopment Plan
• Bond ordinance for $3,310,000 for sewer improvements
• Bond ordinance for $9,995,000 for public improvements and equipment
• Public hearing for subdivision at 140 Auth Ave., Iselin (P23-24)

Council

The Woodbridge Council is voting on two major bond ordinances totaling over $13 million to fund public improvements, equipment, and sewer utility upgrades. The meeting also includes the first reading of two redevelopment plans for the Woodbridge-Perth Amboy and Route 1 Area 25 districts. Additionally, the Council is approving several contracts for infrastructure repairs and professional engineering services.

• Bond ordinance appropriating $9,995,000 for public improvements and equipment acquisition
• Bond ordinance appropriating $3,310,000 for sewer utility improvements
• First reading of the Woodbridge-Perth Amboy Redevelopment Plan
• First reading of the Route 1 Area 25 Redevelopment Plan
• Contract with Colliers Engineering & Design for intersection improvements at Ford Avenue and Burnham Drive not to exceed $95,600

Redevelopment Agency

The Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency is holding a special meeting to consider a resolution authorizing execution of various agreements and amendments related to the redevelopment of Block 867, Lot 1.0111 (formerly Block 867, Lots 1.011 and 4, and Block 872, Lot 4) and Block 867, Lot 1.06. The meeting includes public sessions and standard procedural items.

• Resolution #20 authorizing agreements and amendments for redevelopment of Block 867, Lot 1.0111 and Block 867, Lot 1.06

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Woodbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public meeting on April 4, 2024, to adopt resolutions for previously granted applications and conduct public hearings on five variance requests. The hearings include a use variance to convert a shop into a home, and bulk variances for pools, a driveway, and a garage with an office use. The board will also approve minutes from its March 21 meeting.

• Adoption of resolutions for 5 previously granted applications (Z23-48, Z23-51, Z24-05, Z24-08, Z24-07)
• Public hearing: Use variance to convert gift/antique shop to single-family home at 1477 Randolph Avenue, Avenel
• Public hearing: Bulk variance for semi-inground pool at 27 Majestic Drive, Port Reading
• Public hearing: Bulk variance for semi-circular driveway at 50 Apollo Avenue, Avenel
• Public hearing: Minor site plan/use and bulk variances for garage and office use at 701 Inman Avenue, Colonia

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Township Planning Board will meet on April 3, 2024, to review a proposed amendment to the Stormwater Control Ordinance. The board is also scheduled to adopt resolutions for three previously granted applications: St. George Property Management, Raj Kumar Singh & Balwinder Ram, and an amended application from SJP Properties Company.

• Review of Stormwater Control Ordinance amendment
• Adoption of resolution for St. George Property Management (P23-20, granted 3/6/24)
• Adoption of resolution for Raj Kumar Singh & Balwinder Ram (P23-19, granted 3/6/24)
• Adoption of resolution for amended SJP Properties Company (P00-19, granted 3/6/24)
• Approval of minutes from March 20, 2024 regular meeting

Council

The Woodbridge Council adopted two traffic ordinances, including a parking limit on Oak Tree Road and a signal at Inman and Delaware Avenues. The body authorized several major contracts, including a $498,431 video pipeline inspection van and a $94,877 change order for the Up Smith’s Creek Community Complex. Additionally, the Council approved a loan application for the Stafford Road Sanitary Sewer Improvements Project and addressed public comments regarding the TNR cat program.

• Ordinance 2024-20 adopted: Parking time limit on Oak Tree Road
• Ordinance 2024-21 adopted: Traffic signal at Inman Avenue and Delaware Avenue
• Bid authorized: W. E. Timmerman Co. Inc. for DPW Video Pipeline Inspection Van ($498,431.00)
• Change Order #1 authorized: McCauley Construction for Up Smith’s Creek Community Complex ($94,877.48)
• Loan application authorized: New Jersey Environmental Infrastructure Trust for Stafford Road Sanitary Sewer Improvements

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is discussing several administrative items at its April 2, 2024 meeting, with action scheduled for April 16, 2024. Items include resolutions on tax and sewer overpayments, a 100% disabled veteran exemption, and a proposal for intersection improvements. The agenda is otherwise procedural, listing department heads but no other specific items.

• Resolution on tax and sewer overpayments
• Resolution on 100% disabled veteran exemption
• Proposal from Colliers for intersection improvements at Ford Ave., Burnham Dr. & Lafayette Estates School #25

Public Library

The Woodbridge Public Library Board of Trustees will consider a resolution to approve the retirement of Teresa Miller and handle routine business including personnel matters, bill approvals, and public comments.

• Resolution 03-2024.05 – Approve Retirement of Teresa Miller
• Approval of minutes from 02/22/2024 meeting
• Library Director's report
• Friends of the Libraries report
• Approval of bills

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Woodbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on six variance applications, covering bulk variances, a use variance, and a minor site plan. Several items were postponed from previous meetings, and one application was granted earlier. The board will also approve minutes from its February 7 meeting.

• Bulk variance for paver driveway, walkways, and patio at 29 Adams Street, Iselin (postponed)
• Minor site plan/use and bulk variances for two-car garage and home occupation at 701 Inman Avenue, Colonia
• Use variance to convert gift/antique shop to single-family home at 1477 Randolph Avenue, Avenel (postponed)
• Bulk variances for rear addition and porch at 38 Douglas Street, Fords
• Bulk variance for garage and second-floor addition at 119 Turner Street, Port Reading

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Planning Board will meet to approve minutes from March 6, 2024, and adopt six resolutions that were already granted at prior meetings. These include the Cloverleaf Center Urban Renewal project and applications from Mamiye Brothers, Jersey Realty of Colonia, SJP Properties, St. George Property Management, and Raj Kumar Singh & Balwinder Ram.

• Cloverleaf Center Urban Renewal P24-03 – granted 2/21/24
• Mamiye Brothers, Inc. P23-03 – granted 2/21/24
• Jersey Realty of Colonia, LLC P23-17 – granted 2/21/24
• SJP Properties Company P00-19 – granted 3/6/24
• St. George Property Management P23-20 – granted 3/6/24

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council will discuss several administrative items at its March 19, 2024 meeting, with action scheduled for April 2, 2024. Items include a resolution on tax and sewer overpayments, a traffic ordinance amendment, and a refund from the current account. The agenda is otherwise procedural.

• Resolution on tax and sewer overpayments
• Traffic ordinance amendment
• Refund from current account

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is holding a regular meeting with a lengthy agenda of community and administrative items. Key actions include reviewing two liquor license transfers, discussing redevelopment projects on Route 1 and Cloverleaf, and hearing reports on various community programs and events. The agenda is largely a list of items for discussion or report, with few formal votes scheduled.

• Liquor license transfer from McLoone Holding Company to Woodbridge Spirits LLC (Favorites at Woodbridge)
• Liquor license transfer from NJ Ale House III to TK Ventures LLC
• Route 1 Redevelopment
• Cloverleaf Redevelopment
• Sign Ordinance

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council held its regular meeting on March 19, 2024, adopting two traffic ordinances (handicap parking on Church Street and Madaline Drive) and introducing two others (parking time limit on Oak Tree Road and a traffic signal at Inman and Delaware Avenues). The council also approved a consent agenda of resolutions, including appointments, event permits, and numerous professional service contracts. Public comments focused on concerns about the Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program for feral cats, with residents requesting more township support.

• Adopted ordinances adding handicap parking on Church Street (south side) and Madaline Drive (entire length, both sides)
• Introduced ordinances for parking time limit on Oak Tree Road and traffic signal at Inman Avenue and Delaware Avenue
• Approved contract with Pyrotechnico for annual fireworks event, not to exceed $107,000
• Approved contract with Northeast Roof Maintenance for Woodbridge Community Center Roof Phase 1, not to exceed $95,210
• Approved change order #1 for Up Smith's Creek Community Complex Tiki & Marina Project, increasing contract to $4,791,377.73

Redevelopment Agency

The Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency will vote on several resolutions, including designating Violette's Cellar as a redeveloper for a property at Block 542.01, Lot 16, and hiring PKF O'Connor Davies for FY25 budget preparation (not to exceed $4,000) and FY24 audit (not to exceed $16,500). The meeting also includes approval of bill lists totaling $4,617.97 and a resolution ratifying a rescission agreement involving Cloverleaf Center, LLC.

• Resolution designating Violette's Cellar as redeveloper for ground floor space at Block 542.01, Lot 16
• Hiring PKF O'Connor Davies for FY25 budget (not to exceed $4,000)
• Hiring PKF O'Connor Davies for FY24 audit (not to exceed $16,500)
• Approval of bill lists from February 16 to March 15, 2024, totaling $4,617.97
• Resolution ratifying rescission agreement between Cloverleaf Center, LLC, 40 Van Dyke Renewal LLC, and the Agency

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council will hold a regular meeting on March 19, 2024, at 6:00 PM. The agenda includes second-reading ordinances on traffic regulations for Church Street and Madaline Drive, first-reading ordinances on parking limits on Oak Tree Road and a traffic signal at Inman and Delaware Avenues. The council will also consider numerous resolutions, including appointments, event permits, and various professional service and construction contracts.

• Ordinance to add parking restrictions on Church Street (south side) and Madaline Drive (both sides)
• Ordinance to limit parking time on Oak Tree Road and approve a traffic signal at Inman and Delaware Avenues
• Appointments: Joseph Nisky as OEM Coordinator (effective April 1, 2024) and Robert Goodwin as Alternate Municipal Prosecutor (through Dec 31, 2024)
• Contract with Pyrotechnico for annual fireworks display, not to exceed $107,000
• Contract with Northeast Roof Maintenance for Woodbridge Community Center Roof Phase 1, not to exceed $95,210

Council

The Woodbridge Municipal Council met jointly with the Iselin Board of Fire Commissioners to address the fire district's budget, which voters defeated by one vote. The council approved a $40,000 reduction to the amount raised by taxation, lowering it from $1,510,805 to $1,470,805, with $25,000 coming from Future Capital Outlay. This reduces the estimated annual tax increase for District 11 residents from about $13 to $4.

• Approved $40,000 cut to Iselin Fire District 11 budget, reducing tax levy to $1,470,805
• Budget originally defeated by voters by 1 vote
• $25,000 of the cut comes from Future Capital Outlay
• Estimated annual tax impact drops from ~$13 to ~$4 per resident
• Joint meeting with Iselin Board of Fire Commissioners

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Woodbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on eight variance applications, including two that were postponed from earlier dates. Two applications were previously granted and are listed for informational purposes. The board will also address two items postponed until March 21, 2024, due to service needs.

• Use variance to convert a gift/antique shop at 1477 Randolph Avenue, Avenel into a single-family home (Z23-40)
• Bulk variance to legalize a paver patio at 391 Ford Avenue, Fords (Z23-45, postponed from 1/18/24 and 2/8/24)
• Amended bulk variance for commercial sign relocation at 410 Amboy Avenue, Woodbridge (Z24-05)
• Bulk variances for a 6 ft fence, 8 ft metal gate, and illuminated sign at 6 Walnut Lane, Colonia (Z24-03)
• Minor site plan/use and bulk variances for self-storage units at 292 E. Smith Street, Woodbridge (Z23-34)

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Planning Board will hold public hearings on three items: an extension of vested rights for a property on Middlesex-Essex Turnpike in Iselin, a minor site plan for a 894-square-foot Dunkin' Donuts at 1379 St. Georges Avenue in Colonia, and a minor subdivision to create three residential lots on Chain O' Hills Road in Iselin. The board will also vote on resolutions including the Route 1 Area 25 Redevelopment Plan and several previously decided applications.

• Resolution recommending adoption of Route 1 Area 25 Redevelopment Plan
• Public hearing: Extension of vested rights for SJP Properties on Middlesex-Essex Turnpike, Iselin
• Public hearing: 894 sq ft Dunkin' Donuts with site improvements at 1379 St. Georges Ave., Colonia
• Public hearing: Subdivision of two lots into three residential lots at 36 & 44 Chain O' Hills Road, Iselin
• Resolutions on previously decided applications: Badwal Enterprises (denied), Cloverleaf Center, Jersey Realty, Mamiye Brothers (granted)

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Planning Board will hold public hearings on three applications: a minor site plan for a new Dunkin' Donuts in Colonia, a minor subdivision to create three residential lots in Iselin, and an extension of vested rights for a property in Iselin. The board will also consider adopting a resolution recommending the Route 1 Area 25 Redevelopment Plan.

• Resolution recommending adoption of Route 1 Area 25 Redevelopment Plan
• Public hearing: Extension of vested rights for SJP Properties (Block 356, Lots 2.02 & 2.03, Middlesex-Essex Turnpike/Wood Avenue South, Iselin)
• Public hearing: Minor site plan for 894 sq ft Dunkin' Donuts at 1379 St. Georges Ave., Colonia (Block 419.01, Lot 1.04)
• Public hearing: Minor subdivision to create three residential lots at 36 & 44 Chain O' Hills Road, Iselin (Block 391.02, Lots 120 & 122.02)

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council will consider adopting two redevelopment plans (Cedar Meadows and Route 1 Area 25) and several traffic ordinance changes. They will also vote on numerous resolutions, including appointments, bids, contracts, refunds, and a bridge replacement project.

• Adoption of Amended Cedar Meadows Redevelopment Plan (second reading)
• Adoption of Route 1 Area 25 Redevelopment Plan (first reading)
• Resolution to replace structurally deficient Cutters Dock Bridge
• Bid award: DPW Video Pipeline Inspection Van - $498,431.00
• Bid award: Mt. Carmel Gas Vapor Barrier Project - $280,000.00

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is discussing two resolutions related to Rutgers Cooperative Extension: a 2024 Partnership Agreement and a Water Resources Program agreement. These items are listed for discussion on March 5, 2024, with action scheduled for March 19, 2024. No other substantive items are listed on the agenda.

• Rutgers Cooperative Extension 2024 Partnership Agreement (Resolution)
• Rutgers Cooperative Extension Water Resources Program (Resolution)

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is holding a regular meeting with a lengthy agenda of routine township business, including community events, redevelopment projects, and public works. The most concrete action items are two liquor license transfers under review by the municipal clerk. The rest of the agenda consists of council members' reports on ongoing programs and initiatives.

• Liquor license transfer from McLoone Holding Company to Woodbridge Spirits LLC (t/a Favorites at Woodbridge)
• Liquor license transfer from NJ Ale House III to TK Ventures LLC
• Route 1 Redevelopment
• Cloverleaf Redevelopment
• Electric Vehicle Car Share / Car Charging Stations

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council adopted ordinances on second reading, including the amended Cedar Meadows Redevelopment Plan to provide housing and services for veterans through Soldier On. The council also introduced several first-reading ordinances, including the Route 1 Area 25 Redevelopment Plan, and approved numerous resolutions covering contracts, bids, refunds, and appointments. Public comments addressed immigration, township policies, and local concerns.

• Adopted amended Cedar Meadows Redevelopment Plan (Ordinance 2024-17) for veterans housing via Soldier On
• Introduced Route 1 Area 25 Redevelopment Plan (first reading)
• Approved bid for DPW Video Pipeline Inspection Van - $498,431.00
• Approved bid for Mt. Carmel Gas Vapor Barrier Project - $280,000.00
• Approved legal services agreement with Lum, Drasco & Positan LLC up to $40,000.00

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Woodbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on two bulk variance applications for new residential construction, and will adopt resolutions for previously granted variances. The board will also approve minutes from its February 8 meeting.

• Public hearing on bulk variance #Z23-42 for a two-family dwelling at 56 Avenel Street, Avenel (Block 859.12, Lot 33, R6/2F zone)
• Public hearing on bulk variance #Z23-52 for a two-story single-family dwelling at 713 Inman Avenue, Colonia (Block 499.05, Lot 1.01, R-7.5 zone)
• Resolution adoption for Shields 350, NBAF, LLC #Z23-29 (granted 1/18/24)
• Resolution adoption for Joaquim Pereira #Z23-41 (granted 2/8/24)
• Approval of minutes from February 8, 2024 regular meeting

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Township Planning Board will hold public hearings on three applications: an extension of vested rights for SJP Properties, a minor site plan for a Dunkin Donuts in Colonia, and a minor subdivision on Chain O' Hills Road. The board will also adopt resolutions for previously decided applications, including one denial and three grants.

• Public hearing: Extension of vested rights #P00-19, SJP Properties, Block 356 Lots 2.02 & 2.03, Middlesex-Essex Turnpike/Wood Avenue South, Iselin
• Public hearing: Minor site plan #P23-20, 894 sq ft Dunkin Donuts, 1379 St. Georges Ave., Colonia, St. George Property Management
• Public hearing: Minor subdivision #P23-19, 36 & 44 Chain O' Hills Road, Iselin, subdivide 52,533 sq ft into 3 residential lots
• Resolution adoption: Badwal Enterprises II, LLC P23-10 denied 2/7/24
• Resolution adoption: Cloverleaf Center Urban Renewal P24-03 granted 2/21/24

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council will hold public hearings and vote on several ordinances, including adopting the Amended Cedar Meadows Redevelopment Plan and traffic changes on specific streets. The agenda also includes numerous resolutions for contracts, grants, and refunds, with notable items like a $2.1 million drainage improvement bid and a $539,458 phone system upgrade.

• Ordinance adopting Amended Cedar Meadows Redevelopment Plan
• Bid award to P & A Construction for drainage improvements at nine locations - $2,097,485.17
• Agreement with VOIP Networks for phone system and internet upgrade - $539,458
• Grant application for $350,000 to build a new park in Hopelawn
• Resolution reclassifying Court Constable to Security Guard

Redevelopment Agency

The Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency will consider resolutions including certifying the FY2023 audit, approving bill lists totaling $9,043, and authorizing agreements for the redevelopment of Block 867, Lot 1.0111 (formerly Block 867, Lots 1.011 and 4, and Block 872, Lot 4) and Block 867, Lot 1.06. The meeting also includes adoption of January 16, 2024 minutes, public sessions, and reports from the executive director and planner.

• Resolution authorizing agreements for redevelopment of Block 867, Lot 1.0111 and Block 867, Lot 1.06
• Resolution certifying the FY2023 Audit
• Resolution approving bill lists from January 13 to February 16, 2024 totaling $9,043.00
• Adoption of minutes from January 16, 2024 meeting

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is meeting to discuss a wide range of community programs, events, and projects, including liquor license transfers, street closings for special events, and various redevelopment and infrastructure initiatives. The agenda is largely a list of items for discussion and updates, with no specific votes or decisions scheduled.

• Person-to-person transfer of liquor license #1225-33-014-008 from McLoone Holding Company, LLC to Woodbridge Spirits LLC t/a Favorites at Woodbridge
• Person-to-person transfer of liquor license #1225-33-020-007 from NJ Ale House III, LLC to TK Ventures LLC
• Discussion of Route 1 and Cloverleaf redevelopment projects
• Street closings and special events including block parties and street fairs
• Election dates: Primary June 4, 2024; General November 5, 2024

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council adopted a traffic ordinance for Michael Court, introduced four ordinances on first reading including the amended Cedar Meadows Redevelopment Plan, and approved 33 consent resolutions. Key actions include a $2.1 million drainage contract, a $350,000 grant for a new Hopelawn park, and designating Avenel properties as a redevelopment area. The council also authorized over $2 million in equipment purchases and a phone system upgrade.

• Approved bid for P&A Construction for drainage improvements at nine locations, $2,097,485.17
• Authorized grant application for $350,000 to construct a new park in Hopelawn section
• Adopted amended Cedar Meadows Redevelopment Plan on first reading
• Designated three Avenel properties (Block 893, Lots 86 and 104, and Ralph Avenue right-of-way) as a non-condemnation redevelopment area
• Authorized agreements with VOIP Networks for phone system upgrade ($539,458), service/maintenance ($1,228,140), and dedicated internet ($289,200)

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Woodbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting on February 8, 2024, to approve minutes, adopt resolutions for previously granted applications, and conduct public hearings on several variance requests. Most hearings are postponed to March 7, 2024, pending service requirements, but two are scheduled for continued hearing. The most substantial item is a proposed 603 sq. ft. first floor and 4,372 sq. ft. second floor addition to a commercial property at 10 South Inman Avenue, Avenel.

• Public hearing for amended minor site plan/use and bulk variances #Z23-50 for a 603 sq. ft. first floor and 4,372 sq. ft. second floor addition at 10 South Inman Avenue, Avenel (J&G Property Holdings, Inc.)
• Public hearing for bulk variance #Z23-45 to legalize a paver patio at 391 Ford Avenue, Fords (Gertrudis Diaz)
• Public hearing for bulk variance #Z23-48 for a rear one-story addition at 6 E. Julius Street, Iselin (Ahmad Anwar)
• Public hearing for use variance #Z23-40 to convert a two-story gift/antique shop into a single-family home at 1477 Randolph Avenue, Avenel (Alonso Contreras)
• Public hearing for bulk variance #Z23-46 for paver driveway, walkways, and patio at 29 Adams Street, Iselin (Wagas Hashim & Javeria Rehman)

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Planning Board will hold public hearings on three applications: a 9,246 sq ft addition to a Jeep/Dodge dealership at 90-100 Route 1 Northbound, a subdivision of a lot at 341 Thayer Ave into two lots for a new home, and outdoor dining at 505 Avenel Street. The board will also receive a redevelopment investigation presentation for three properties on East Inman Ave and Ralph Ave in Avenel.

• Public hearing: 9,246 sq ft addition to Jeep/Dodge building at 90-100 Route 1 Northbound for 16 service bays
• Public hearing: Subdivide 10,500 sq ft lot at 341 Thayer Ave into two lots; new single-family home proposed
• Public hearing: 505 Avenel Street — 1,050 sq ft outdoor dining area for existing restaurant
• Redevelopment investigation presentation for 211 East Inman Ave, Ralph Ave, and portion of Ralph Ave ROW in Avenel
• Resolutions for SEI Cutters Dock, Pennval II, and DOR Woodbridge urban renewal extensions granted 1/17/24

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council will hold second readings on several traffic ordinance amendments and a redevelopment plan for the Woodbridge Bowling Center. They will also consider first reading of a traffic amendment for Michael Court. Resolutions include approvals for special events, liquor license transfer, multiple contracts for police equipment, vehicles, and infrastructure projects, and adoption of a Community Energy Plan.

• Second reading of ordinance adopting the amended Woodbridge Bowling Center Redevelopment Plan
• Resolution authorizing liquor license transfer from Woodbridge Bowling Center to Mexology Restaurant LLC
• Agreements for police equipment: firearms ($174,029), radios ($147,674), and vehicles ($116,966.70 for two Dodge Durangos)
• Contract for HVAC system at Mt. Carmel Project not to exceed $737,866.63
• Agreement for network maintenance and upgrades not to exceed $1,883,219.05

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council will discuss and later vote on several administrative items, including traffic ordinance amendments, a childhood lead grant, refunds from developer review accounts, and multiple engineering contracts. The agenda lists items for discussion on February 6 and action on February 20, 2024.

• Traffic Ordinance Amendments
• Childhood Lead Grant Resolution
• Refund from Developer's Review Fund Resolution
• Change Order No. 1 & Final for Contract #2020-021 (Keasbey Complex Pumping Station Upgrade)
• Proposal from Colliers Engineering & Design for Improvements to Truck Circulation near Downtown Woodbridge

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is meeting to discuss a wide-ranging list of community items, including redevelopment projects on Route 1 and the Cloverleaf, a person-to-person liquor license transfer for a store called Favorites at Woodbridge, and numerous local events and programs. The agenda is largely a catalog of each council member's district priorities and upcoming community activities, with no single major legislative action highlighted. The municipal clerk also reports on liquor license renewals and upcoming election dates.

• Person-to-person transfer of liquor license #1225-33-014-008 from McLoone Holding Company, LLC to Woodbridge Spirits LLC t/a Favorites at Woodbridge
• Person-to-person transfer of liquor license #1225-33-020-007 from NJ Ale House III, LLC to TK Ventures LLC
• Route 1 Redevelopment and Cloverleaf Redevelopment discussed
• 2024 Primary Election: June 4, 2024; General Election: November 5, 2024
• Street closings and special events (block parties, street fairs, carnivals) under review

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council adopted ordinances on second reading, including the amended Woodbridge Bowling Center Redevelopment Plan (Ordinance 2024-13) and a new traffic signal at New Dover Road and Colonia Boulevard. The Council also approved numerous resolutions, including a $1.88 million network maintenance agreement with Core BTS, a $737,866 HVAC contract for the Mt. Carmel Project, and multiple police equipment and vehicle purchases. Public comment included concerns about rising property taxes.

• Adopted Ordinance 2024-13: Amended Woodbridge Bowling Center Redevelopment Plan for a storage unit
• Approved $1,883,219 network maintenance agreement with Core BTS for Town Hall switches, cabling, firewall, and security
• Authorized $737,866 HVAC system purchase and installation for the Mt. Carmel Project via Hanna’s Mechanical Contractors
• Approved $544,278 phone system and internet upgrade with Voip Networks
• Authorized police equipment purchases: $176,107 for firearms, $174,029 for new firearms, $147,674 for 25 radios, and $116,966 for two Dodge Durangos

Public Library

The Woodbridge Public Library Board of Trustees is meeting to handle routine business including approving minutes, hearing reports, and voting on two resolutions to correct earlier resolutions. The meeting also includes a closed session.

• Resolution 01-2024.01 – Approve Correction in Resolution 05-2023.11
• Resolution 01-2024.02 – Approve Correction in Resolution 08-2024.23
• Approval of bills
• Personnel matters

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Woodbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on six variance applications, including requests for a pool, driveways, a patio, a two-family conversion, and a second-floor addition. Two items were postponed to later dates due to service requirements. All are residential or mixed-use proposals requiring variances from zoning rules.

• Bulk variance for 18'x12' oval above-ground pool at 15 Lenox Avenue, Avenel (postponed to 2/8/24)
• Bulk variance for semi-circular driveway at 50 Apollo Avenue, Avenel (postponed to 4/13/24)
• Bulk variance for driveway and retaining wall expansion at 95 Lancaster Road, Colonia
• Use and bulk variances to convert single-family to two-family dwelling at 136 Garfield Avenue, Colonia
• Minor site plan/use and bulk variances for 1,327 sq ft second-floor residential addition at 350 New Brunswick Avenue, Fords

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Planning Board will hold public hearings on two major development applications. The first is a request for extension of vested rights for a project on Cutters Dock Road. The second is a proposal for a mixed-use development at 101 Middlesex-Essex Turnpike in Iselin, including a 248-unit residential building and a medical office building with retail space.

• Public hearing on extension of vested rights for SEI Cutters Dock Urban Renewal, LLC and SEI Pennval II Urban Renewal, LLC
• Public hearing on Preliminary/Final Major Site Plan #P23-09 for a 248-unit residential building and a medical office building at 101 Middlesex-Essex Turnpike
• Proposed reorganization of bus and 'kiss and ride' areas
• Proposed pedestrian bridge connecting to existing parking structures

Redevelopment Agency

This is a procedural reorganization meeting. The agency will administer oaths of office for new members Phil Clermont, Brian Small, and Cory Spillar, elect a chairperson and vice-chairperson, and appoint a custodian of records. No substantive redevelopment business is on the agenda.

• Oaths of office for new members Phil Clermont, Brian Small, Cory Spillar
• Election of chairperson and vice-chairperson
• Appointment of custodian of records

Redevelopment Agency

The Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency is meeting to elect officers, approve routine administrative items, and vote on several resolutions. The most consequential item is a resolution authorizing a $2,140,000 deposit into a Superior Court trust fund and recording a declaration of taking for the acquisition of multiple properties in the Route 1 Corridor Redevelopment Area through eminent domain.

• Resolution #10: Authorizing $2,140,000 deposit for eminent domain acquisition of properties in Route 1 Corridor Redevelopment Area
• Resolution #09: Memorandum of understanding with Perth Amboy Redevelopment Agency regarding real property
• Resolution #08: Appraisal services for 1177 Rahway Avenue property at a cost not to exceed $3,500
• Resolution #07: Approval of bills from October 28, 2023 to January 12, 2024 totaling $29,077.28
• Resolution #11: Amending 23-13 for additional FY23 audit charges not to exceed $105.00

Council

The Council is reviewing several redevelopment plans, including West Kelly Street and Route 1 Area 14. The meeting also includes discussions on traffic ordinances, infrastructure improvements, and various community service agreements.

• Adoption of West Kelly Street 2 Redevelopment Plan
• Adoption of Route 1 Area 14 Redevelopment Plan
• Traffic signal installation at New Dover Road and Colonia Boulevard
• Agreement with Raritan Bay YMCA for $79,667.96
• Contract for Mt. Carmel School Building Project including doors/windows up to $265,336.00

Council

The Woodbridge Council will discuss resolutions for tax and sewer overpayments, a traffic ordinance amendment, and a change order for contract 2022-023. They will also consider an agreement with the county for a traffic signal at Ford Ave., Burnham Dr., and Lafayette Estates School #25. Action is scheduled for February 6, 2024.

• Traffic ordinance amendment (Police)
• Change order #1 for Contract 2022-023 (Public Works/Engineering)
• Agreement with county for traffic signal at Ford Ave., Burnham Dr., and Lafayette Estates School #25
• Resolutions for tax and sewer overpayments, parking refund, and 100% disabled veteran

Council

This meeting is a work session where each council member reads a list of ongoing projects, events, and community concerns. No ordinances, resolutions, or public hearings are on the agenda. The only actionable item is a liquor license transfer under review by the municipal clerk.

• Liquor license transfer from McLoone Holding Company to Woodbridge Spirits LLC t/a Favorites at Woodbridge
• Route 1 Redevelopment and Cloverleaf Redevelopment mentioned
• Oak Tree Road Special Improvement District (SID) discussed
• Transit Village (Downtown Main Street) and Blue Acres/FEMA noted
• Electric Vehicle Car Share / Car Charging Stations listed

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council adopted eight ordinances on second reading, including two redevelopment plans for West Kelly Street 2 and Route 1 Area 14, and approved 35 resolutions covering contracts, grants, and appointments. The meeting also introduced five ordinances on first reading for future public hearings.

• Adopted West Kelly Street 2 Redevelopment Plan (Ordinance 2024-06)
• Adopted Route 1 Area 14 Redevelopment Plan (Ordinance 2024-07)
• Approved $265,336 contract with C & M Door Controls for Mt. Carmel School Building doors and windows
• Approved $135,000 agreement with Gurney Electric for electric vehicle charging stations
• Approved $79,667.96 agreement with Raritan Bay YMCA for homeless prevention and Code Blue program

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Woodbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment will meet to approve minutes from its December 14, 2023 meeting and adopt resolutions for three previously granted applications. These resolutions formalize the board's earlier decisions on the applications.

• Adoption of resolution for Peak Woodbridge Trust #Z23-38 (granted 11/30/23)
• Adoption of resolution for Adam Investment USA, LLC #Z23-35 (granted 11/30/23)
• Adoption of resolution for Lettini & Sons, Inc. #Z23-36 (granted 12/14/23)

Planning Board

The Woodbridge Planning Board will hold a public hearing on a minor site plan application for a drive-thru restaurant at 526 Inman Ave., Colonia, and consider resolutions recommending adoption of two redevelopment plans (West Kelly Street and Route 1 Area 14). The board will also approve minutes from the December 13, 2023 meeting.

• Public hearing on minor site plan and bulk variances for a drive-thru restaurant at 526 Inman Ave., Colonia (Block 509.01, Lot 26, Zone B-3)
• Resolution recommending adoption of the West Kelly Street Redevelopment Plan
• Resolution recommending adoption of the Route 1 Area 14 Redevelopment Plan
• Approval of minutes from December 13, 2023 regular meeting

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council will vote on an ordinance amending a public parking easement with Woodbridge 10 Main Urban Renewal, LLC on Block 542, Lot 1.01. The agenda also includes numerous reappointments and appointments to department director, board, and commission positions for 2024, along with resolutions for tax refunds, official newspapers, and a fee schedule for special solid waste pickups.

• Ordinance amending a public parking easement with Woodbridge 10 Main Urban Renewal, LLC on Block 542, Lot 1.01
• Resolution authorizing release of Surety Bond No. SUR0057655 for $10,217.88 (Block 974, Lot 15)
• Appointment of Phil Bujalski as Director of Health & Human Services
• Reappointment of Robert Hubner as Police Director
• Agreement with T & M Associates for asbestos abatement at Woodbridge Health Center not to exceed $24,625

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council will discuss and later vote on several items including tax and sewer overpayment resolutions, traffic ordinance amendments, and a change order for a public works contract. The meeting also includes a Board of Health agenda covering health reports, licensing, animal control, and public health programs.

• Tax and Sewer Overpayments Resolutions
• Traffic Ordinance Amendments (Ordinance)
• Change order #2 and final for Contract 2022-010 (Resolution)
• Animal Shelter/Animal Control/Free Rabies Clinics (February 13, May 14, October 15)
• Opioid Overdose Recovery Program

Council

This is the reorganization meeting of the Woodbridge Township Council, including the swearing-in of Mayor John E. McCormac and council members. The agenda consists of ceremonial proceedings, remarks from officials, and recognition of staff; no legislative or policy decisions are scheduled.

• Mayor John E. McCormac sworn in for a new term by Assembly Speaker Craig J. Coughlin
• Council members Gregg Ficarra, Kyle Anderson, Brian Small, and Lizbeth DeJesus sworn in after November election
• Kyle Anderson expected to be sworn in as Council President
• Recognition of township employees, department heads, and school board members
• Mention of a potential school referendum in fall 2024 for a new Sch

Council

The Woodbridge Township Council is meeting to discuss a wide range of community programs and events, including senior and youth recreation, fireworks, and wellness initiatives. The agenda also includes several liquor license transfers and renewals, as well as street closings for special events. The meeting covers many items proposed or discussed by individual council members, with no major ordinances or budget items listed.

• Person-to-person transfer of liquor license #1225-33-014-008 from McLoone Holding Company, LLC to Woodbridge Spirits LLC t/a Favorites at Woodbridge
• Person-to-person transfer of liquor license #1225-44-012-004 from A Adam Comollo, Inc. t/a Super Value Liquors to D&E Liquors of Fords, Inc., 469 New Brunswick Ave., Fords
• Person-to-person and place-to-place transfer of liquor license #1225-33-004-005 from Woodbridge Bowling Center Inc. to Mexology Restaurant, LLC t/a Mexology, 73 Main St., Woodbridge
• Discussion of Route 1 and Cloverleaf redevelopment
• Street closings and special events including block parties and street fairs