Camden County Town Hall: Meetings and Decisions, Week of Nov. 2, 2026

Good morning, Camden County. It's Election Day week, so the meeting calendar is lighter than usual. Cherry Hill's Planning Board meets tonight on a Hillview Shopping Center sign and a lot split, and Lawnside's council votes Wednesday on a salary ordinance and a land sale to the New Jersey Turnpike Authority. Looking back, Gloucester Township's Planning Board took up a ban on data centers, Haddonfield introduced a bond to buy a used ladder truck, and Cherry Hill's council had its stormwater ordinance up for final reading. Agendas can change, so check each meeting page for the official documents.

Meetings ahead

Election Day: Tuesday, Nov. 3

Polls are open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Besides local races, Camden County voters will weigh a ballot question on a tax increase to pay for a $400 million water infrastructure overhaul. More in Politics

Cherry Hill: a Hillview sign and a lot split

The Planning Board meets Monday, Nov. 2 (caucus 7 p.m., meeting 7:30 p.m.). Two applications are up:

26-P-0009, Hillview CH, LLC: a site plan waiver and bulk sign variances to add two tenant panels to the freestanding pylon sign at Hillview Shopping Center.
26-P-0006, VICG Holdings, LLC: a minor subdivision with bulk variances to split a residential lot into two for future development.

Lawnside: salaries and a sale to the Turnpike Authority

Borough Council meets Wednesday, Nov. 4 at 7 p.m. on Microsoft Teams. On the agenda:

Ordinance 08-2026, second reading and adoption: changes the salaries and compensation of borough officials and employees.
An agreement to sell a parcel to the New Jersey Turnpike Authority.
Resolution 92-2026 extends the grace period for fourth-quarter 2026 property taxes, and Resolution 90-2026 cancels taxes for totally disabled veterans.

Coming up: Pennsauken Planning Board, Nov. 10

At its Nov. 10 meeting, the board's work session reviews Shakti7 LLC's plan to turn the house at 7924 River Road into a mixed-use building with a small cafe on the first floor and apartments above, with a new driveway and rear parking. In the public hearing, AptaPharma, Inc. is seeking to expand its warehouse at 1533 Union Avenue by 5,358 square feet.

Decisions behind

Gloucester Township: a data center ban

The Planning Board's Oct. 27 agenda included two ordinances sent over for a master plan consistency review: one prohibiting data centers in the township, and one amending the Blackwood West redevelopment plan. The board also heard Twp Capital Ventures LLC's minor site plan for professional suites at 121 W. Church St., a former charter school building, and had a resolution for Independence Boulevard LLC (Oasis at Sicklerville). Minutes aren't posted yet, so the board's recommendations aren't on record.

The Zoning Board's Oct. 28 meeting was canceled. That was the tentative date for US Home, LLC's 743-home application (ZB 26-010), which was postponed in mid-October, and no new date has been posted. At the Oct. 26 Township Council meeting, the agenda included rejecting bids and re-advertising the reconditioning of the Community Park tennis courts, and permission for the Blackwood Fire Company's annual Christmas parade.

Haddonfield: a ladder truck bond and holiday parking

At their Oct. 26 meeting, the commissioners had first readings of a bond ordinance to buy a used fire ladder truck and an amendment to Chapter 232 covering multi-way stops. The consent agenda included:

Awarding a $625,700 bid for state-funded improvements to Mountwell Avenue.
A moratorium on specific downtown parking for the holiday season, Nov. 27 through Jan. 3, and approval for the Partnership for Haddonfield to hold Candlelight Shopping downtown.
Joining Cherry Hill in a shared domestic violence response team, and applying for a Safe Routes to School grant.

Cherry Hill: stormwater rules and a cap bank

The Oct. 26 Township Council agenda had two ordinances on second reading: the stormwater ordinance the Planning Board sent over this month, which requires annual maintenance reports for private stormwater facilities, and one conveying easements to the state Department of Transportation. Council also had Ordinance 2026-17, which lets the township exceed its budget appropriation limit and set up a cap bank, plus contracts including next year's Independence Day fireworks and roadwork. Minutes aren't posted yet, so the final votes aren't on record.

Gibbsboro: cannabis rules and a $500,000 bond

At its Oct. 28 meeting, Borough Council took up the amendment to Chapter 120, its cannabis rules, and the $500,000 bond ordinance for municipal facilities, with $475,000 to be borrowed. Council passed resolutions accepting the 2026 Best Practices Inventory, adding a New Jersey Historic Trust grant to the budget, hiring a firm to manage off-duty police services and joining a cooperative pricing agreement with Cherry Hill. The next meeting is Monday, Nov. 23, moved up for Thanksgiving.

Also

Safe Routes to School: Haddonfield, Haddon Township (Oct. 27) and Mount Ephraim (Oct. 28) all had grant applications to the state's Safe Routes to School program on their agendas. Haddon Township also approved Resolution 2026-120, an agreement with its school board on crossing guards. Mount Ephraim's agenda had the public hearing on its ordinance on minors and parental responsibility, and improvements to the Pickleball Pocket Park.
Pennsauken schools (Oct. 27): the board held a public hearing on a new contract for Superintendent Dr. James Bevere, running through June 30, 2030. Minutes aren't posted yet.
Voorhees (Oct. 28): both phases of Centennial Housing Associates' Centennial Project on Centennial Boulevard (PC#26-018 and PC#26-019) were on the Planning Board agenda. Minutes aren't posted yet, so the outcome isn't on record.
Winslow (Oct. 27): the Township Committee shared the fall leaf collection schedule by ward and reminded residents of odd-even watering rules.
Later this week: the Pennsauken Zoning Board (Nov. 4) hears the Cedar Avenue kennel application, and the Cherry Hill Zoning Board (Nov. 5) has two residential variance requests. The Camden County Technical Schools board holds its reorganization meeting Monday, and Berlin Township's council has posted an agenda for Nov. 10.

Don't see your town? Agendas and recaps for every town we track are on the Camden County government page, and more towns are added as their records come online.