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Planning Board approves resolutions for 637 and 701 Lake Avenue

City of the Asbury Park Planning Board ยท December 16, 2024
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Summary

The Asbury Park Planning Board approved a resolution concerning properties at 637 and 701 Lake Avenue during its Dec. 16, 2024 meeting. The board declined a proposed executive session on professional fees and adjourned after routine votes.

The Asbury Park Planning Board on Monday, Dec. 16, 2024, voted to approve a resolution concerning properties at 637 and 701 Lake Avenue during a brief meeting recorded by APTV.

Board leadership introduced the resolution and asked whether any members had concerns. A motion to approve the resolution was made and seconded; the clerk conducted a roll-call of eligible members. Recorded affirmative votes included Jim Henry; James Bonanno; Daniel Shenomeo; Jennifer Sowder; Jeremy Hoffman; Vice Chair Goonan; and the chair (recorded in the transcript as 'Chairwoman Kurzak'). The board approved the resolution.

Earlier in the meeting, an official read the statutory notice, saying the session "is being held in compliance with the Open Public Meetings Act, chapter 231, Public Law 1975," and noted that meeting notices were published in the Coaster and Asbury Park Press and are on file with the board secretary.

Members briefly debated whether to hold an executive session to discuss professional fees. After asking members if they wanted to proceed, the board decided not to hold the executive session. As one speaker put it during that exchange, "We're not gonna have an executive session then." That decision left no closed-session action recorded.

A motion to adjourn followed; the board recorded a series of "Aye" votes and adjourned.

The meeting lasted only the items on the published agenda: resolution approval, a proposed (but not held) executive session on professional fees, and adjournment. No public comment or additional presentations are recorded in the transcript.