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Sayreville council unanimously appoints special engineer for Community Center 2025 CME, approves minutes

3188890 · February 19, 2025
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Summary

At a brief Sayreville Borough Council meeting, members voted unanimously to appoint a special engineer for the 2025 CME project at the Community Center, approved minutes from Oct. 16, 2024 and Feb. 5, 2025, opened public comment with no speakers and set the next meeting for March 5.

The Sayreville Borough Council unanimously voted to appoint a special engineer for the 2025 CME for the Community Center and approved minutes from Oct. 16, 2024, and Feb. 5, 2025, during a brief meeting on Feb. 19, 2025.

The appointment was made by motion and approved by roll-call vote. Chairman Tighe; Mr. Kandel; Ms. Larman; Mr. Mueller; Mr. Shaw; Ms. Sotaka; and Mr. Williams were recorded voting in the affirmative. The motion text on the record described the position as "Special Engineer for 2025 CME for the Community Center." The motion maker and seconder were not named in the transcript.

The council first moved to accept the minutes of Oct. 16, 2024 and Feb. 5, 2025; a motion and second were recorded and the voice vote carried with the ayes prevailing. The meeting record shows the council later opened the meeting to public comment; no members of the public spoke. Council members then moved to close public comment and adjourn.

The council scheduled its next regular meeting for March 5. No contract details, engineer name, scope of work, budget figures, or implementation dates for the special-engineer appointment were provided in the meeting transcript.

The session contained only routine procedural business and formal motions; no public testimony or detailed policy debate on the Community Center project was recorded in the transcript.