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Votes at a glance: council adopts consent resolutions and ordinance 2025-25; moves to closed session

Point Pleasant Beach Borough Council · October 8, 2025
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Summary

On Oct. 7 the council voted to enter an executive session citing real property and zoning legal advice, approved multiple consent resolutions, and adopted Ordinance 2025-25 (amending section 197-1 definitions) on second reading; votes were recorded by roll call and motions carried.

At the Oct. 7 Point Pleasant Beach Borough Council meeting members approved consent agenda items, adopted an ordinance on second reading, and voted to enter a closed executive session.

The council moved and seconded a motion to enter executive session citing N.J.'s Open Public Meetings Act and listed matters including real-property/open-space acquisitions and legal advice on zoning. Roll-call votes were recorded in the meeting minutes with Councilman Ramos, Councilwoman Burns, Councilman Benton, Councilwoman Ta, Councilman Gant and Councilman Cortez recorded as voting yes to close the public portion.

The council also approved consent resolutions grouped as Items 1 and 2 (sub-items B, C, D, E, F, H, J and K) by roll call; the presiding official recorded 'yes' votes from the listed members and the motions carried.

Finally, the council closed public comment on Ordinance 2025-25 (amending section 197-1 definitions/coverage) and adopted the ordinance on second reading with a roll-call vote; no public speakers objected during the hearing.

The meeting record did not include a full, itemized numerical tally for each vote beyond the roll-call confirmations; where individual tallies were not specified in the transcript, the meeting minutes record the members' 'yes' votes as read into the record.