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Council introduces sidewalk-waiver and tree-replenishment fund ordinances for later review

August 06, 2026 | Pemberton, Burlington County, New Jersey


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Council introduces sidewalk-waiver and tree-replenishment fund ordinances for later review
Council introduced a zoning-related ordinance to standardize how developers can obtain waivers for sidewalks by paying a fee in lieu that the township will use for future sidewalk construction. Roe and planning staff told council a per-linear-foot formula will be used so the township can assemble contiguous sidewalk improvements over time rather than forcing individual developers to build disconnected segments.

Council also introduced an ordinance creating a compensatory tree-replenishment fund to receive payments or deposits when developers remove required trees; the fund would allow coordinated tree-planting and maintenance under council direction. Both ordinances will be scheduled for review by the planning board and second readings at future council meetings.

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