The September 15, 2025 regular session meeting of the Cinnamon Township Committee is now called to order. Everyone, please rise and join me in saluting the flag. >> I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the
republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. This meeting is being held in accordance with the Open Public Meetings Act, public law 1975, chapter 231. Notice of
this meeting was published in the Burlington County Times in the Courier Post on January 10th, 2025. Roll call, please. Madam Secretary. >> Yes, Mayor. Mr. Cond >> here. >> Mr. McIll, >> here. >> Mr. Sagra, >> here. >> Deputy Mayor Horner >> here. >> Mayor Crayville,
>> present. >> Thank you. >> Okay. Uh committee liaison reports uh committee member administration and health and senior services. >> I have no report this meeting. Mr. Madame mayor. >> Okay. Thank you Mr. uh committee member
Seagris public works. >> Thank you madame mayor. Uh work on Union Landing Road sidewalk project is continuing. The majority of the sidewalk has been installed and the contractor is currently working on the retaining wall and storm water improvements.
Excuse me. The reconstruction of Pheasant Run Drive and the annual road program are scheduled to begin in September, actually in the next about the next 30 days. This year's road program includes Pensawan Street, a portion of Hunan
Drive, portion of South Belleview, and Inman Street. Please pay attention to delay to delay detours during the project. American Waters water main replacement project is continuing in section one of the township in the area
of Boxwood Drive and Willow Drive. The township's annual fall cleanup day is scheduled for October 4th from 8:00 a.m. to noon at the public works facility located at 1601 Union Landing Road. The event is for sentiments and
residents only and the following items can be dropped off. Paint, electronics, motor oil, tires, bulk trash, leaves and brush. Thank you. That concludes my report, Madame Mayor. >> Okay. Thank you, Mr. Seagrist. Committee
member McIll, public safety. >> Thank you, Madame Mayor. Uh, the total incidents responded to for the last month are as follows. uh 300 I'm sorry 3,223 total cases 71 total arrests made 39
total motor vehicle stops uh 503 uh total property checks uh 1,276 total motor vehicle summones issued 265 total DDI DWI arrests eight total MVAs
61 of this MVAs the the number of MVAs with injuries was 11. Morgan Cemetery 62 60 calls 61 of which were property checks. One call was for fireworks. A fireworks complaint. Officers found the subjects involved and handled the
incident accordingly. Approved firearm permits. 12 denied and withdrawn firearm permits. Two uh approved concealed carry permits. One um denied concealed permit carry zero.
temp, excuse me, temporary per handicap issues, permits issued was five. For the three 800 block of Belleview Avenue, there were a total of five calls for service. Four of the five calls for service were home close/propy checks for 828 Belleview. One of those checks took
place on August 19th at 1:23 in the afternoon. Several hours later, at approximately 6:27 p.m., the homeowner returned from vacation and realized the residence was burglarized. Uh officers arrived on location, began an investigation, and with minutes within a
matter of minutes were willing to identify, locate, and arrest the three juvenile suspects. Note, due to the uh arrests involving juveniles, no further information can be released regarding this matter. And that con concludes my report, Madame Mayor. Okay.
>> Thank you, Mr. McIll. Deputy Mayor Corner, Finance and Economic Development. >> Thank you, Madame Mayor. I'm going to hold my report uh until next month for our youth and government meeting. >> Okay. Thank you, Deputy Mayor. Um, and myself, Parks and Recreation and Veterans Affairs. I don't have anything
to report this evening. Okay, we will move on to the consent agenda. Resolution 2025-11 authorizing budget amendment for grant appropriations. The township received grant awards in the amount of $79,482
from the state of New Jersey Department of Law and Public Safety Body Warn Camera Grant Program, $850,000 from the local freight impact fund program for the reconstruction of industrial drive, and $175,000
from the Burlington County Municipal Park grant program for the con construction of an inclusive playground. This action will insert additional appropriations into the budget for these purposes and CFO purchasing agent Julia
Edmonson recommends authorization by the governing body. Resolution 2025-12 authorizing electronic tax sale. Tax collector Sandy Root and Ms. Edmonson have recommended an electronic tax sale
as it will provide for a greater pool of potential lean buyers and a more efficient tax sale process. Resolution 2025-113 authorizing participation in the Burlington County municipal aid and assistance agreement and participate
with participating units. The township's current agreement with the county of Burlington and other Burlington County municipalities concludes in 2025. The agreement provides for mutual aid among participating municipalities during natural disasters and other
emergency events. OEM coordinator Danny Norman recommends that the governing body authorize another agreement with a 5-year term through 2030. Resolution 2025-114 authorizing cancellation of taxes for a
totally disabled veteran block 1113 lot 8.01 01 tax assessor Dennis De Clerk has confirmed that the property owner meets the criteria for eligibility for the benefit resolution 2025-15
authorized purchase and fit out of police vehicles from Winter Ford through state contract. The police department has secured pricing for the purchasing of three traffic safety vehicles and equipment to outfit the new vehicles. Ms. Edmonson has determined that
sufficient funding is available and recommends that the governing body authorize the award of the contract to state contract vendor winner Ford in the amount of $224,274.78. Resolution 2025-116 authorizing award of contracts contract
to Axon Enterprise for police tasers and video equipment. Police Chief William Obachowski has recommended that the township contract with Axon Enterprises for the licensing of this police department software program. Ms. Edmonson has determined
that the award of contract is based upon the provisions or performance of goods or services for the support or maintenance of proprietary computer hardware and software and recommends that the governing body authorize the 5-year contract in the amount of
$492,420. Resolution 2025-117 authorizing assignment and assumption of financial agreement Sienna. The township was recently notified that CSH Sienna LLC wishes to assign their agreement
with the township to Burke and Burke at Sienna LLC. Township professionals have reviewed the request and determined that the entity is eligible for the assignment and a certificate of completion is warranted. The terms of the agreement remain unchanged.
Township solicitor Jeff Stark recommends that the agreement is authorized by the governing BA body. Then we have raffles for Cinnamonson High School project graduation for 112325 and the food bank of South Jersey for
111425. That's the end of the consent agenda. Uh may I have a motion to open public comment on the consent agenda items only? >> I'll make that motion, Madame Mayor. >> Thank you, Mr. Seagris. May I have a second? >> I'll second that, Madame Mayor.
>> Thank you, Mr. McIll. Uh voice vote, please. I >> I >> nays abstensions. Okay. Public comment is now open for the consent agenda items only. Please come forward and state your name and address for the record. Okay. Seeing no one come forward, I will
make a motion to close public comment on the consent agenda items. May I have a second? >> Madame Mayor, I'll second that. >> Thank you, Deputy Mayor. Voice vote, please. I >> I >> nays abstensions. Okay. Okay. Public comment on the consent agenda is closed.
May I have a motion to approve the consent agenda? >> I'll make that motion, Madame Mayor, to approve the consent agenda. >> Thank you, Mr. Miguel. May I have a second? >> I'll second that. >> Thank you, Mr. Cond. Uh, roll call vote, please, Madam Secretary. >> Yes, Mayor. Mr. Cond, >> I.
>> Mr. Miguel, >> I. >> Mr. Sagrass, >> I. >> Deputy Mayor Horn, >> I. >> Mayor Fel, >> I. >> Thank you. >> Okay. Uh, moving on to approval of the minutes for August 18th, 2025. Uh, may I have a motion to approve the
minutes for August 18th, 2025? >> I'll make that motion, Madame Mayor, to approve the uh minutes for August 18th, 2025. >> Thank you, Mr. McIll. May I have a second? >> Madame Mayor, I'll second that. >> Thank you, Deputy Mayor. Roll call vote, please. Madam Secretary,
>> Mr. Condo, >> I. >> Mr. Miguel, >> I. >> Mr. Sess, >> I. >> Deputy Mayor Horner, >> I. May I pay bill? >> I did good. You did good. >> Okay. Has everyone have an o had an opportunity to review the bill list? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. May I have a motion to approve the
bill list? >> I'll make the motion to approve the bill list. Madame Mayor. >> Thank you, Mr. Miguel. May I have a second? >> I'll second that, Madam Mayor. >> Thank you, Mr. Seagris. Uh, roll call vote, please, Madam Secretary. >> Mayor. Mr. I. >> Mr. Miguel. I. >> Mr. Seagler. I.
>> Deputy Mayor Corner. Hi. >> Mayor Craville. >> I. Thank you. Okay. Uh, do we have any comments from our staff or professionals this evening? >> Mayor, I have one comment if I may. >> Yeah, please. Mr. Schubigger, >> I just want to thank the township
committee tonight. Uh, one of the resolutions you authorized was for uh the chapter 159 for three separate u items of revenue. Uh all told, it's over $1.1 million of
additional revenue uh through your commitment of securing grant funds through a variety of sources. Tonight, the grants that were inserted into the budget include important equipment for the police department, uh the reconstruction of Industrial Highway,
and also for a park grant for the construction of an inclusive playground over at Memorial Park. So, this is $1.1 million of additional funding that reduces the burden on local taxpayers because of this group's commitment to
securing grant funds. So, I wanted to thank you for that continued commitment. Hopefully, we're as successful as we've been for the past several years. Um, I think it's something that cannot be overlooked and um we look forward to getting you guys as many funds as we can to to reduce that burden on the
taxpayer. So, thank you. >> Thank you, Mr. Schubo. >> Thank you. Thank you. Anyone else? Okay. Uh, we'll move on to public comment. Uh, may I have a motion to open public comment? >> I'll make a motion to open public comment.
>> Thank you, Mr. Conda. I will second. Voice vote, please. I >> I ns abstensions. Public comment is now open. Please come forward and state your name and address for the record. >> Okay. Okay.
No one. Okay. Um I will make a motion to close public comment. Uh may I have a second? >> I'll second it, Madam Mayor. >> Okay. Voice vote, please. I >> I abstensions. Public comment is now closed. Uh do I have any comments from committee members tonight?
>> Anybody? >> No, ma'am. No, ma'am. >> Yeah. I would just like to say, um this past week, we've had a couple events that the township put on. uh one of which was the 911 uh memorial. That was a great job and thank you to the police department and any everybody up here that um put that together. It was uh
moving and touching. Thank you. And also this past Saturday we had the um uh music festival at Wood Park where we had over 10 bands and we had uh food trucks and it was a really really good event. Um thank you to all who put that together. Appreciate that.
>> Nice job. >> Thank you. >> Thank you, Mr. Rego. Okay. Uh, we do have an executive session on the agenda tonight. So, that's resolution 2025-119 authorizing executive session for attorney client matters regarding the
following potential litigation. Uh, may I have a se may I have a motion to go into executive session? >> I'll make that motion, madame, to go into executive session. >> May I have a second? >> I'll second that, Madam Mayor. >> Okay. Voice vote, please. I >> I nays abstensions.
Okay. Eyes have it. We will be in um executive session. Do we anticipate any action after executive session? >> We don't anticipate and and I'd expect about 30 minutes. >> Okay. All right. So about 30 minutes. Uh no one needs to stay. Obvious if you don't
want to. There will be no action following our executive session.