Scott English
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Top issues during term (20)
Junkyard/recycling ordinance (2026-70)
Not specified.
Landis Avenue Commercial District redevelopment plan amendment
No direct city spending; the change affects how one private downtown building can be used.
Howard Pagliughi Park improvements — $1.18M bond
About $1.9 million in bonded debt if both ordinances are adopted after the October 27 hearings.
Center City Redevelopment Plan amendment and social service uses
No direct city spending; the change affects how one private downtown building can be used.
Animal Shelter Operations and Emergency Measures
The city eliminated animal shelter funding without a stated replacement plan.
Juniper Street Drainage at Panther Road
Not to exceed $842,532.20.
Cannabis retail license for Sea and Leaf
Licensing revenue to the city; amount not stated.
2026 Road Program paving contract
About $3.1 million combined in paving contracts for the 2026 road program and industrial-area resurfacing.
Municipal broadband network enhancements
Contract not to exceed $263,610.37.
Proposed data center / Data One project
Speakers warned the project could drive up regional electricity costs and deliver few local benefits.
Failed stormwater pipe emergency
Emergency repair costs authorized for payment; specific amounts were not stated in the agenda.
Drinking water: radium removal at Wells No. 5 and No. 12
$1,363,550 for the media replacement; the rate ordinance's effect on bills will be detailed at the June 23 hearing.
Vineyards Redevelopment Plan adoption
Unknown pending adoption; sets the framework for redevelopment of the site.
Land purchase from Vineland Development Corporation
Purchase price not stated on the record at this meeting.
Scrap metal theft and junkyard tracking
Hundreds of thousands of dollars in stolen wire and catalytic converters reported this year alone.
Armed security officer legal representation
Defense costs would be borne by the city; amount not specified.
Turkey Drive funding shortfall
The drive is short of donations this year; no city money is committed.
$360,000 lobbying and government relations contract
Up to $360,000 in city spending on lobbying services.
Lincoln Avenue traffic safety and David Development project
Vacant Landis Avenue buildings / youth center proposal
Blount said she has paid rent since December and seen her application fee jump from $200 to $900 during months of delays.
Decisions during term (481)
Recorded while English was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Approval of meeting minutes
Executive session (Res. 2026-533, exclusion of public)
Continued public hearing — Ordinance 2026-70 (junkyards/recycling)
Ordinance 2026-71 — compensation plan (various titles)
Ordinance 2026-72 — water tank maintenance agreement
Ordinance 2026-73 — legal representation for armed security officers
Ordinance 2026-74 — $1,180,000 bond for Howard Pagliughi Park
Ordinance 2026-75 — $716,000 bond for Romano Sports Complex
Ordinance 2026-76 — compensation plan (purchasing agent)
Ordinance 2026-77 — joint interest purchase from Vineland Development Corporation
Ordinance 2026-78 — compensation plan (municipal parks superintendent)
Ordinance 2026-79 — Vineyards Redevelopment Plan
Ordinance 2026-80 — Vineland Municipal Animal Services
Consent agenda (Resolutions 2026-517 through 2026-532 and appointments)
RESOLUTION NO. 2026-520, A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF AN AMENDATORY SUPPLEMENTAL CHANGE ORDER NO. 2 (DECREASE) TO CONTRACT NO. C25-0240, ISSUED TO ALIANO BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION, VINELAND, NJ, IN THE AMOUNT OF $2,376.00, FOR THE…
RESOLUTION NO. 2026-521, RESOLUTION EXERCISING THE (1) YEAR CONTRACT EXTENSION TO CONTRACT C25-0277 ISSUED TO AIRNOVA, INC., PENNSAUKEN, NJ, FOR STACK EMISSIONS AND RATA TESTING SERVICES, FOR AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $236,190.00.
RESOLUTION NO. 2026-522, A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE PURCHASE OF NEW OFFICE FURNITURE FROM TAKKT AMERICA HOLDINGS DBA NATIONAL BUSINESS FURNITURE, LLC, MILWAUKEE, WI, PURSUANT TO A NATIONAL COOPERATIVE CONTRACT AGREEMENT WITH INTERLOCAL…
RESOLUTION NO. 2026-523, A RESOLUTION CANCELING CERTAIN ACCOUNTS PAYABLE ITEMS FOR THE CITY OF VINELAND
RESOLUTION NO. 2026-524, A RESOLUTION TO AMEND RESOLUTION NO. 2025-475 ENTITLED A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CANCELLATION OF TAXES FOR CY 2026 FOR THE REASON RECOMMENDED BY THE CITY OF VINELAND TAX COLLECTOR.
RESOLUTION NO. 2026-525, A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE REFUND OF TAXES.
Voting record (924)
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