Two Ordinances Up for Approval at Township Council Meeting

Members of the Washington Township council are expected to vote on the approval of two ordinances during the meeting Monday night after holding public hearings. Both ordinances were introduced Sept. 26.

The first is the Certificate of Continued Occupancy (CCO), which councilmen said is meant to protect home buyers or occupants from unforeseen problems and expenses. If approved, the would require the seller to pay $200, which would cover two inspections. It also outlines a fine of $100 per day if the seller does not fix problems within a given time frame.

The second ordinance calls for council approval on changes to the personnel manual. The vote to introduce the measure was .

The Washington Township council meeting is scheduled to begin Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the courtroom of the , 350 Hudson Ave.