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Votes at a glance: Wildwood Crest approves trash ordinance, bids and small contracts; applies for federal pier grant

Wildwood Crest Borough Commission · March 27, 2025
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Summary

At the meeting the commission passed Ordinance 14-49 (trash ordinance) on second reading, approved advertisement for the 2025 road resurfacing program, authorized a $4,450 professional services award, canceled an erroneous sewer rent of $124, and authorized application for a $4 million federal grant for a Heather Road boardwalk and fishing pier.

The Wildwood Crest Commission approved a slate of ordinances and resolutions in a single meeting.

Ordinances: Commissioners placed Ordinance 14-49 (amending Chapter 37 regarding solid waste containers and placement) on second and final reading, opened and closed the public hearing with no commenters and passed the ordinance on a unanimous roll call. Ordinance 14-52, amending fees under the Uniform Construction Code, was approved on first reading and scheduled for a second reading and public hearing on April 9, 2025 at 9:30 a.m.

Resolutions and administrative actions: The commission adopted a resolution canceling erroneous 2025 sewer rents totaling $124 for property at 7201 Ocean Avenue; authorized advertisement for bids on the 2025 road resurfacing program; approved award of a professional-services contract to the Lomax Group for specialized engineering and environmental consulting services (for $4,450); authorized advertisement of bids for landscaping services at Higbee and Morey Fields; and authorized submission of a FY2026 community project funding grant application seeking $4,000,000 for the Heather Road boardwalk and fishing pier. All motions were approved by roll call.

Other routine business: Commissioners voted to pay all properly authorized bills and accepted a package of monthly departmental reports (court administrator, CFO, tax collector, police, recreation supervisor, construction official, fire prevention, EMS coordinator and volunteer fire company chief).