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Council approves consent package, appoints rescue squad member and OKs event contracts
Summary
On consent the mayor and council approved Resolutions 049–059, appointed Michael Seong Foley to the Ramsey Rescue Squad, and authorized event and municipal items including a municipal alliance grant plan, a $9,750 stage/sound/lighting contract for Independence Day, an extended outdoor dining term, and a temporary water/sewer budget amendment.
The Borough of Ramsey’s mayor and council approved a consent package (Resolutions 049–059) by roll call on Feb. 26, and the mayor announced an appointment to the Ramsey Rescue Squad.
Mayor Dylan announced the appointment of Michael Seong Foley to the Ramsey Rescue Squad; the appointment was confirmed by the council on the consent vote.
The consent package included several named items discussed or summarized on the record by Administrator Bose:
- Resolution 55: Authorize submission of the strategic plan for the Ramsey Municipal Alliance to receive grant funding of approximately $4,500 for fiscal year 2026 (strategic plan submission required to obtain the funds).
- Resolution 56: Authorize a contract with Moore Productions for stage rental, sound equipment, sound engineers and lighting for the Independence Day celebration in the amount of $9,750.
- Resolution 58: Authorize extension of the borough’s outdoor dining term for 2025 to run from March 15 through Dec. 31 (the borough ordinance default is April 15–Nov. 1; council has extended those dates in recent years).
- Resolution 59: Authorize a temporary budget amendment for the water and sewer utility fund to be in effect until final adoption of the 2025 budget.
The council approved the consent resolutions and the appointment by roll call with all voting members present voting yes. The meeting record notes there were no special permit or block‑party requests on the agenda.
Other consent items in the packet (Resolutions 049–059) were approved as listed on the agenda; the resolution listing was moved and seconded and passed by roll call.
