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Wildwood Crest adopts housing ordinances, approves contracts and appointments
Summary
The Wildwood Crest Board of Commissioners passed two housing ordinances on second reading, set a third for a March 2026 final hearing, and approved multiple resolutions — awarding contracts, appointing commissioners to boards, and adopting housing program manuals and spending plans.
The Wildwood Crest Board of Commissioners passed two ordinances on second and final reading and moved a third ordinance to a later hearing, while approving a series of resolutions and procurement actions at its meeting.
Clerk (reading ordinance text) presented Ordinance 14-79 "repealing and replacing chapter 85, article 21, affordable housing," and the governing body opened and closed a public hearing with no speakers before passing the ordinance by roll call. The board likewise passed Ordinance 14-80 (replacing chapter 85, article 22 on affordable housing development fees) on second and final reading after a public hearing with no comments. Ordinance 14-81 (vacating an unimproved paper street, a portion of Bayview Avenue, Lot 8 Block 157) passed on first reading and was scheduled for second and final reading and a public hearing on March 18, 2026, at 5 p.m.
The commissioners also adopted a range of resolutions by roll call, including authorizing a borough engineer work order for the Scoop Taylor basketball courts not to exceed $22,000; appointing Ginny Traver and Pete Gutierrez to three-year terms on the Recreation Commission; designating Police Chief Robert Lloyd as the Office of Emergency Management deputy coordinator; and awarding multiple contracts (heavy-duty bike racks not to exceed $9,810, portable toilets contract 2026-002, landscaping services contract 2026-001, and a professional legal services contract not to exceed $50,000).
On housing program administration, the board approved an amended fourth-round affordable housing trust fund spending plan (to be submitted for program and court approval), and adopted a rehabilitation program manual, an affordability assistance manual, and an affirmative marketing plan intended to guide program outreach and eligibility. The meeting record shows the emergency temporary 2026 budget authorization and an instruction to advertise a separate resolution (text not specified) followed by approval to pay all properly authorized bills as submitted.
All roll-call votes recorded on the transcript show affirmative votes from the three named members called during roll call (Missus Fusilaro, Mister Franco, and Mister Cabrera) for the items that were taken by roll call.
The board provided no extended public discussion on the individual ordinances or most resolutions; where public hearings were opened, no on‑line or in‑person comments were offered. The clerk read ordinance and resolution titles into the record and motions were made and seconded consistently before roll-call adoption.
