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Wildwood Crest commission approves reappointments, engineer work order and contract authorizations
Summary
The governing body approved multiple reappointments to advisory boards, authorized an engineer work order for Toledo Avenue (not to exceed $95,000), approved an emergency medical billing contract for 2025–2026, and consented to participation in the Cape May County Hazard Mitigation Plan; most items passed by roll call.
At its meeting the Wildwood Crest Borough Commission approved a package of routine governance items and contract authorizations by roll call, including reappointments to advisory committees and boards, refunds, and work-authority actions.
Key actions approved included:
- Reappointments and appointments: the commission authorized reappointments to the Heather Road Fishing Pier Advisory Committee (Jason Hoesley, Jamie Peterson, Steven Del Monte) for two-year terms (01/01/2025–12/31/2026) and multiple reappointments to the Creative Arts Council (Colleen Ferraro, Linda Ennis, Carmen Cassella, Carrie Mikulski) and appointed Patty McQueen to that council. Brian Melchior was reappointed as a Class 2 member of the planning board for a one-year term (01/01/2025–12/31/2025). Other reappointments and confirmations were also adopted by roll call.
- Consent-agenda refunds: the commission authorized four EMS overpayment refunds totaling $1,484.22 (Kenneth Ford $115.18; Lisa Elke $990.00; Catherine Costabayo $327.74; Ekaterina Gianni $51.30).
- Engineer work order: authorization of a borough engineer work order for the construction phase of the Toledo Avenue reconstruction under FY2024 NJDOT municipal aid, not to exceed $95,000.
- Contract authorization: authorization of the borough’s emergency medical billing contract for 2025–2026 was approved by roll call.
- Hazard mitigation participation: the governing body authorized the borough’s participation in the Cape May County Hazard Mitigation Plan.
All the above motions were moved, seconded and adopted by roll call with no recorded objections in the meeting transcript. The clerk noted adoption of the measures and recorded the votes.
