Development News for Voorhees, New Jersey

Township Committee Approves Bond Ordinance for Sewer Utility System Improvements

The township committee engaged in the second reading of bond ordinance number 15-26, concerning various improvements and the acquisition of equipment for the sewer utility system. The ordinance appropriates funds and authorizes the issuance of general obligation bonds or bond anticipation notes. After the public comment period was opened and closed without public participation, a motion and second were made, and a roll call vote was conducted.

Township Committee Approves Road Improvement Bond Ordinance

The township committee held the second reading of bond ordinance number 12-26, authorizing the completion of various road and related improvements. The ordinance appropriates a sum for these improvements and authorizes the issuance of general obligation bonds or bond anticipation notes. The public portion was opened and closed with no public comment. A motion to close the public portion was made and seconded, followed by a roll call vote.

Township Committee Adopts Financial Agreement and Tax Exemption for Vorhees Family Apartment Project

The township committee conducted the second reading of ordinance number 17-26, which adopts a financial agreement and authorizes a tax exemption and payment in lieu of taxes for the Vorhees family apartment project. The public comment period was opened and closed without any public participation. A motion and second were made, and a roll call vote was taken, with one member abstaining on this ordinance.

Township Proclaims May as Jewish American Heritage Month

The township committee recognized the month of May as Jewish American Heritage Month through a proclamation. The proclamation highlighted the significant and diverse contributions of Jewish Americans to various aspects of American life, including government, law, education, science, medicine, business, civil rights, literature, music, and the arts. It emphasized their commitment to public service, charitable giving, social justice, and the pursuit of equality, acknowledging their history of perseverance, resilience, and hope. The proclamation encourages residents to celebrate these achievements and foster understanding, while reaffirming a commitment to combating anti-semitism, hatred, and discrimination.