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Votes at a glance: Sayreville council action on ordinance, contracts and referrals
Summary
At the May meeting the council adopted Ordinance 8‑26 updating affordable-housing and development fees, approved multiple contract awards and memorialized the planning-board resolution; one consent‑agenda resolution was pulled for further review.
The borough council voted on several items during the May meeting, advancing ordinances and approving procurement and consent‑agenda resolutions.
Ordinance 8‑26: Council adopted Ordinance 8‑26 on second and final reading to update Sayreville’s affordable housing and development fee ordinances pursuant to revised state Fair Housing requirements and UHAC regulations; the public hearing drew no comments and the ordinance was adopted by roll call.
Consent‑agenda contract actions: The meeting record shows council authorization (by roll call) for several procurement actions, including: - Award to Magic Touch Construction Company for cell maintenance and improvements, amount not to exceed $226,394.52. - Memorialization of an emergency purchase of a replacement UPS for the Raritan Avenue radio tower from SHI International Corp., amount not to exceed $21,341.21. - Authorization to increase the GK Landscaping contract to $103,166.44 in accordance with NJSA 40A:11‑15. - Award to LBJ Interior Solutions for flooring repairs at DPW and the senior center, amount not to exceed $47,333.05. - Purchase of a sweeper from MTE Equipment Solutions in an amount not to exceed $51,923.20. - Non‑fair‑and‑open award to EMR Power Systems for generator maintenance, amount not to exceed $35,379.87.
Pulled items and referrals: Council agreed to pull Resolution 2026‑161 (related to pending MOLT litigation) for additional internal review and moved briefly to executive session to consider that pending litigation matter; the resolution remains listed as pulled for further action.
Next steps: Staff will return contract files and the ordinance for administrative follow‑up at upcoming meetings; any items pulled for further review will be reconsidered once additional information is provided to the council.
