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Council approves consent agenda including NJDOT grant application and participation in DLA 1033 program
Summary
Beach Haven council approved the consent agenda on June 26, passing final readings of two ordinances and numerous resolutions including a NJDOT FY2026 road grant application and authorization to participate in the Defense Logistics Agency 1033 program; the council approved all consent items unanimously.
The Beach Haven Borough Council approved a broad consent agenda on June 26 that included final readings of two ordinances and multiple routine resolutions, and recorded unanimous votes.
Among items listed and approved were: Ordinance 2025‑16C (amending chapter 204, water code) and Ordinance 2025‑17C (amending chapter 163, sewage and sewer utility), a resolution establishing sewer fees (No. 164), authorization to sell surplus property online (No. 165), authorization for the Beach Haven Police Department to participate in the Defense Logistics Agency Law Enforcement Support Office (1033) program (No. 167), approval of membership to the Beach Haven Volunteer Fire Company (No. 168), reappointments of Sherry Mason as local registrar of vital statistics and borough clerk (Nos. 169–170), and a resolution to seek construction financing through the New Jersey Environmental Infrastructure Trust in an amount up to $4,000,000 (No. 171).
The council also noted a resolution to submit a New Jersey Department of Transportation FY2026 road reconstruction grant application for Pearl Street and Stratford Avenue with a figure listed in the meeting transcript as $468,181.20. Members confirmed review of a bills list totaling $337,141.40 and voted to approve payment.
Why it matters: the consent agenda bundles routine operational and administrative actions; of note are the financing authorization through NJEIT and the NJDOT grant application, which relate to upcoming water, sewer, and road reconstruction projects.
What the council said: the presiding officer walked through the list of resolutions and asked for any items to be pulled for separate discussion; no members requested removal and the motion to approve the consent agenda passed unanimously (recorded yes votes: Miss Anderson, Mrs. Ball Miller, Mr. McCaffrey, Mayor Lambert).
Next steps: items will be reflected in the minutes and staff will proceed with related steps (e.g., grant applications, note issuance, and membership and reappointment processing).
