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Wildwood Crest adopts two ordinances; two more introduced and scheduled for March public hearings
Summary
The Wildwood Crest commission passed Ordinances 14-77 (increasing the affordable housing set-aside) and 14-78 (prohibiting certain large-vehicle parking) on second reading, and moved Ordinances 14-79 and 14-80 (affordable housing replacements and fee changes) through first reading with public hearings set for March 4, 2026.
The Wildwood Crest Borough Commission on an unanimously recorded roll call approved two ordinances and advanced two others at its meeting.
Clerk read Ordinance 14-77, described as "an ordinance of the borough of Wildwood Crest amending chapter 85, article 23 of the general code, affordable housing overlay zone, to increase the affordable housing set aside." A motion to place the ordinance on second and final reading by title only passed and, after a public hearing that drew no speakers, commissioners voted Yes (Missus Fusilaro; Mister Franco; Mister Cabrera) to adopt the measure.
The commission next adopted Ordinance 14-78, an amendment to chapter 79 (vehicles and traffic) that prohibits parking of certain large vehicles on borough streets. That ordinance also was placed on second and final reading by title only, opened for public comment (none), and approved by roll call.
Two additional ordinances affecting the borough's affordable-housing code were advanced on first reading. Ordinance 14-79 would repeal and replace chapter 85, article 21 (affordable housing) and was passed on first reading, advertised according to law, and scheduled for second reading and a public hearing on March 4, 2026, at 9:30 a.m. Ordinance 14-80 would repeal and replace chapter 85, article 20/22, concerning affordable-housing development fees; it also passed on first reading and was set for the same March 4 public hearing.
Why it matters: The ordinances change local land-use and parking rules and will affect property owners and residents seeking affordable units if the set-aside changes are implemented. The first-reading ordinances will return to the governing body for a required public hearing and second reading on March 4.
What happens next: Ordinances 14-79 and 14-80 are scheduled for public hearings and second readings on 03/04/2026 at 9:30 a.m.; residents may attend or submit comments per the borough's public-comment procedures.
