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Votes at a glance: Asbury Park council adopts consent items, routine contracts and appointments
Summary
The Asbury Park City Council adopted its consent agenda and a series of individual resolutions by roll-call vote, approving routine contracts, purchases, grant acceptances and an appointment to the Housing Authority.
The Asbury Park City Council took a series of routine actions by roll-call vote during the meeting, adopting the consent agenda and several individual resolutions.
Items listed on the consent agenda (Resolutions 2025-154 through 2025-158) were adopted together. Individual resolutions adopted by unanimous roll-call vote of the members present included (by agenda designation): approval of payment of bills (Resolution 2025-159); revisions to statutory budget deadlines per Local Finance Notice (Resolution 2025-160); disposition of surplus property (Resolution 2025-161); change order No. 7 for the new fire department headquarters (Resolution 2025-162); repairs to Fire Department ambulance 83-60 (Resolution 2025-163); purchase of City Hall security upgrades (Resolution 2025-164); purchase of 2025 seasonal beach badges (Resolution 2025-165); annual renewal of CivicPlus software for Recreation and PAL (Resolution 2025-166); contract for First Fridays production with Over the Moon (Resolution 2025-167); Boardwalk Preservation Fund subgrant with Madison Asbury Retail LLC (Resolution 2025-168; also summarized separately); professional services contract with Hackensack Meridian Team Health PC for employment physicals (Resolution 2025-169); acceptance of a State Department of Law and Public Safety grant for Cops and Shops Summer Shore 2025 (Resolution 2025-170); execution of a deed/easement to JCP&L for electrical facilities at the new firehouse (Resolution 2025-171); and an appointment to the Housing Authority (Julie Grillo, Resolution 2025-172).
The council then opened and closed public comment on a second-reading ordinance amending beach and boardwalk regulations to establish fines for tents; the ordinance was adopted on second reading by roll call. All recorded roll-call votes on resolutions and the ordinance were "yes" for the members present (Council Members Chapman and Clayton, Deputy Mayor Quinn and Mayor Moore); one council member (Bazania) was recorded absent.
