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The Council unanimously adopted 20 consent resolutions, including authorization for $27,322,986 in bond anticipation notes, and introduced ordinances concerning budget limits, food-license fees, and parking regulations.
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The Council approved routine business and financing actions, including bond anticipation notes that support municipal borrowing. It also introduced a cap-bank ordinance, which could allow the Township to exceed its normal budget appropriation limit, with a public hearing scheduled for March 10. A parking ordinance and an ordinance lowering late retail food-handling renewal fees are scheduled for public hearings and possible adoption on February 24.
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