Woodbury public meetings in 2024
16 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The Woodbury City Council will hold a business meeting to vote on ordinances amending sewer and water codes, as well as a list of resolutions covering road resurfacing, park improvements, and budget transfers. The meeting also includes a closed session to discuss employment and property matters.
- Second reading of ordinances amending sewer and water codes
- Resurfacing of West Centre Street from South Jackson Street to South Broad Street
- Resurfacing of Naomi Avenue & Manor Avenue
- Imposition of a 5-year moratorium on road opening permits for resurfaced roads
- Authorization to purchase trash carts through a cooperative purchasing contract
City Council
The City Council will discuss ordinances regarding employee compensation, sewer and water code amendments, and various fee changes. The meeting also includes a consent agenda with several infrastructure contracts and a road permit moratorium.
- Ordinance 2420-24 to fix and establish salaries and compensation for city officers and employees
- Ordinance 2422-24 to amend fees for animals, commercial building standards, and construction codes
- Contract award to Tortorice Contractors, Inc. for the Public Works Garage roof replacement
- Contract award to Command Company, Inc. for Green Acres Stewart Lake Park improvements
- 5-year moratorium on road opening permits for Progress Avenue from August 12, 2023, to August 11, 2028
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
City Council
The City Council will hold a second reading for a bond ordinance to fund capital improvements and equipment. The meeting also includes a first reading for an ordinance to establish city employee salaries and various road project change orders.
- Ordinance 2415-24: Bond authorizing $1,713,750 for capital improvements and equipment
- Ordinance 2420-24: Establishing salaries and compensation for city officers and employees
- Ordinance 2419-24: Amending lead-based paint hazard inspection frequency for rental dwellings
- Resolution 24-174: Change order for resurfacing West Centre Street from S. Jackson to S. Broad Street
- Resolution 24-175: Final change order for water main improvements at Smallwood Place and New Street
City Council
The City Council will hold a first reading on several ordinances, including a bond for capital equipment and improvements. The meeting also includes a consent agenda with various tax reimbursements, grant acceptances, and public works projects.
- Ordinance 2415-24: Bond authorizing $1,713,750 for capital improvements and equipment
- Ordinance 2419-24: Amending lead-based paint hazard inspection frequency for rental dwellings
- Resolution 24-164: Acceptance of a grant for the FY2025 Safe and Secure Communities Program
- Resolution 24-167: Notice to bidders for Public Works garage roof replacement and repairs
- Resolution 24-170: Notice to bidders for Newton Avenue and Euclid Street resurfacing
City Council
The City Council will discuss an ordinance limiting the class of vehicles allowed on certain streets. The meeting includes a consent agenda with several infrastructure project updates and tax cancellations for disabled veterans.
- Ordinance 2413-24 to limit the use of streets to certain classes of vehicles
- Contract award to Landberg Construction LLC for resurfacing South Columbia Street
- Change orders for water main improvements on Euclid Street, Newton Avenue, and Briar Hill Lane
- Change order for sanitary sewer main replacement in East Red Bank Avenue
- Tax cancellations for 100% disabled veterans at 422 Hesters Ave, 207 Briar Hill Lane, and 511 E Rugby Pl
City Council
The City Council will vote on police department hires and promotions, as well as a grant application for road work on Crescent Avenue. The meeting includes a presentation on the 2025 TRICO JIF renewal and a proposed amendment to the city's vehicle and traffic code.
- Grant application for resurfacing of Crescent Avenue
- Agreement with NJ DEP Green Acres Program for Frances Avenue Park improvements
- Ordinance 2413-24 to amend Chapter 190, Vehicles and Traffic
- Shared service agreement with Woodbury Heights Elementary School Board of Education for a Class III SLEO
- Hiring and promotion of four police department personnel
City Council
The council will hold a public hearing on the 2024 introduced municipal budget and vote on its adoption. The agenda also includes new ordinances regarding salt storage, tree removal, and stormwater management.
- Adoption of the 2024 Municipal Budget
- Ordinance regarding privately owned salt storage facilities
- Contract to Think Pavers Hardscaping for Spring, Wallace, and Briar Hill Lane roads
- Contract to Capela Construction, Inc. for the Cooper Street Lift Station project
- Ordinance for tree removal and replacement on private property
🗳️ How they voted (7 roll-call votes)
City Council
The City Council is meeting to introduce the 2024 annual budget for first reading. The body will also consider several resolutions regarding infrastructure projects, police staffing, and property acquisitions.
- First reading of the 2024 annual budget
- Contract award to Gemini General Contracting for water main improvements at Smallwood Place and New Street
- Notice to bidders for South Columbia Street resurfacing and safety improvements
- Purchase of real property (Block 75, multiple lots) by Woodbury Redevelopment Holdings LLC
- Ordinance 2412-24 to amend Chapter 165 regarding stormwater control
City Council
The City Council is deciding on the sale of multiple downtown land parcels to Woodbury Redevelopment Holdings LLC for a residential and retail project. The body is also reviewing several contracts for city infrastructure, equipment, and park improvements.
- Ordinance 2411-24: Sale of Block 75 (multiple lots) to Woodbury Redevelopment Holdings LLC for $2,100,000.00
- Resolution 24-101: Purchase of three mobile refuse collection vehicles for a total of $1,366,551.90
- Resolution 24-102: Contract to Level-1 Construction Inc. for water filtration tanks upgrade and rehabilitation
- Resolution 24-103: Contract to Ace Irrigation, LLC for youth football field irrigation and sod installation
- Resolution 24-104: Contract to Command Company, Inc. for Green Acres Stewart Lake Park playground and pavilion site work
🗳️ How they voted (5 roll-call votes)
City Council
City Council is considering four new ordinances regarding salt storage, tree removal on private property, stormwater management, and sewers. The body is also reviewing several resolutions related to infrastructure grants, audits, and public works contracts.
- Ordinance 2407-24: New rules for privately owned salt storage with fines up to $5,000
- Ordinance 2408-24: New regulations for tree removal and replacement on private property
- Ordinance 2409-24: Repeal and replacement of Chapter 165 regarding stormwater control
- Resolution 24-89: Notice to bidders for water main replacement on Smallwood Place and New Street
- Resolution 24-91: Contract award to Think Pavers Hardscaping LLC for Stewart Lake Park improvements
Planning and Zoning
The City of Woodbury Planning/Zoning Board is meeting to approve minutes and vote on three resolutions. These items concern land use and signage for businesses on Broad Street.
- Resolution P/Z-8-2024: Woodbury Wellness at 818 North Broad Street (Conditional Use)
- Resolution P/Z-10-2024: Woodbury Colonial Diner, LLC at 924 North Broad Street (Extension of protection from zoning change)
- Resolution HPC-5-2024: S & S Gas, LLC at 801 South Broad Street (Signage)
City Council
The City Council is holding second readings for two bond ordinances to fund capital equipment and utility improvements. The meeting also includes resolutions for police hiring, equipment purchases, and a cannabis license renewal.
- Ordinance 2403-24: Bond for capital equipment and projects appropriating $4,387,084
- Ordinance 2404-24: Bond for water and sewer utility improvements appropriating $2,025,000
- Resolutions 24-75 through 24-79: Hiring of three patrolmen and two Class I special law enforcement officers
- Resolution 24-81: Notice to bidders for youth football field sod and irrigation replacement
- Resolution 24-84: Renewal of Class 5 annual cannabis retailer license for Nova Farms Woodbury LLC
City Council
The Woodbury City Council is meeting to consider several ordinances and resolutions, including a $4.39 million bond ordinance for capital equipment and improvements, a $2.03 million bond for water and sewer utility upgrades, and a budget cap increase. The consent agenda includes appointments, shared services agreements, and various contracts and grants. The meeting also includes a safety presentation and proclamations for the police and fire departments.
- Bond ordinance 2403-24: $4,387,084 for capital equipment and improvements, including trash trucks, street paving, and pedestrian pathways
- Bond ordinance 2404-24: $2,025,000 for water and sewer utility improvements
- Ordinance 2402-24: Increase 2024 budget by 3.5% ($442,741.85) and establish a cap bank
- Resolution 24-69: Award contract to Paving Plus LLC for resurfacing West Centre Street
- Resolution 24-74: Tax abatement for Woodlake Apartments affordable housing project
Planning and Zoning
This is a reorganization meeting where the Planning and Zoning Board elects its leadership and adopts administrative resolutions. The board also reviews and approves sign permits for two local businesses and a site plan for a new development. No major zoning changes or large contracts are listed on the agenda.
- Election of Chairperson, Vice Chairperson, Secretary, and Alternate Secretary
- Approval of Certificate of Appropriateness for sign at 65 North Broad Street (Cultural Collective)
- Approval of Certificate of Appropriateness for sign at 40 South Broad Street (Big 9 Pizza)
- Review of Site Plan for Nova Farms at 642 Mantua Ave
City Council
The City Council is considering an ordinance to increase the 2024 municipal budget appropriation limit by 3.5%, totaling $442,741.85. The body is also reviewing several professional service appointments and grant-related authorizations.
- Ordinance 2402-24 to increase CY 2024 budget appropriations by 3.5% ($442,741.85)
- Appointment of Gary M. Marek as Special OPRA Counsel
- Appointment of Brown and Connery, LLP as Special Counsel
- Authorization to sell surplus property, including a 2007 Dodge Durango, via GovDeals.com
- Authorization for Bryson and Yates to provide implementation services for the Woodbury Lakes Pedestrian Path Network, not to exceed $125,000
City Council
The City Council is conducting its annual reorganization to swear in members and appoint city officials for 2024. The body is also establishing meeting schedules, public participation rules, and adopting a temporary budget.
- Adoption of a temporary budget for the year 2024
- Appointment of Timothy Scaffidi, Esq. as Solicitor and Mike Cesaro as Auditor
- Appointment of Bryson & Yates as Engineer and Pennoni Associates as Redevelopment Planner
- Establishment of a $10.00 annual fee for individual mailed notices of public meetings
- Authorization of a $25.00 charge for tax sale mailings in lieu of advertising