Politics & Government

Moorestown Council Approves Road Resurfacing Legislation

Council approved a pair of ordinances concerning road resurfacing at its June 11 meeting.

MOORESTOWN, NJ — Moorestown Council unanimously approved two pieces of legislation concerning road resurfacing at its meeting on Monday night, June 11.

The first sets aside $2,500,000, including $2,375,000 to be borrowed in bonds or notes, for the 2018 Roads Resurfacing Program.

It also passed legislation to set aside $725,000, including borrowing $451,250 in bonds or notes, for the resurfacing of Garwood Road.

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It also gave final approval to a piece of legislation calling for the creation of a Parking Enforcement Officer in Moorestown. The officer will make between $14 and $22 per hour.

The following items were unanimously approved as part of the consent agenda:

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  1. 118-2018 Authorizing the Purchase of Four (4) New 2018 Dodge Journey Vehicles Under State Contract for the Department of Community Development in the Total Amount of $77,296.00
  2. 119-2018 Awarding a Contract to MJF Electrical Contracting, Inc. for ACME Pump Station Generator Replacement in the Amount of $50,540.00
  3. 120-2018 Resolution Authorizing a Shared Services Agreement Between the Township of Moorestown and the Township of Woodland for IT Services
  4. 121-2018 Authorizing Contract Change Order No. 2 in the Amount of $65,958.50 in Connection with the 2017 Overlay Project

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