Washington Township Council Makes Progress on Key Issues at June Meeting
The Washington Township Council held its regular meeting on June 12, 2024, with a focus on key issues affecting residents. During the meeting, the Council discussed and voted on several important matters, including:
Budget: The Council approved an ordinance exceeding the municipal budget appropriation limit and establishing a cap bank for the year. This measure will help ensure the Township has the resources needed to meet its financial obligations.
Liquor Licenses: The Council approved the renewal of all liquor licenses in the Township, including those for restaurants, bars, and clubs. This action ensures that these businesses can continue to operate and serve the community.
Tax Cancellations: The Council approved resolutions canceling taxes for two disabled veterans, providing them with much-needed financial relief.
Development: The Council approved an agreement with Washington Square Urban Renewal, LLC, paving the way for further development in the Township.
Traffic Safety: The Council discussed concerns about traffic safety at the intersection of Salina Road and Delsea Drive. The Township is working to install a traffic light at this location in 2025 to improve safety for drivers and pedestrians.
Community Events: The Council announced several upcoming events, including the 4th of July Parade, Cops & Bobbers fishing program, and Restaurant Week. These events provide opportunities for residents to come together and enjoy the community.
Dog Park: The Council announced that the dog park is now open at Cedar Lake Park.
Overall, the June Council meeting was productive and addressed a variety of important issues impacting Washington Township. The Council members demonstrated their commitment to serving the community and ensuring its continued progress.