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Wildwood commissioners approve change order, pay $3.12 million in bills and introduce lease to volunteer fire company
Summary
At the Sept. 10 meeting the commission approved a $61,500 change order for Back Bay landfill closure topsoil, authorized payment of bills totaling $3,121,868.90, approved a $2,860 contract addendum, and introduced a lease to Wildwood Volunteer Fire Company No. 1 (first reading); all votes were unanimous.
The Wildwood Board of Commissioners approved several financial and administrative items Sept. 10, recording unanimous roll-call support on motions for each item.
Resolution 354-9-25 approved Change Order No. 1 for the Back Bay Landfill Closure Project, authorizing an additional 3,000 tons of topsoil at an increased cost of $61,500; the change order name and amount were read into the record by the City Clerk.
Resolution 355-9-25 authorized payment of bills in the amount of $3,121,868.90 dated Sept. 10, 2025. The meeting transcript records the total but does not list line-item vouchers or fund sources; residents or interested parties should consult the City Clerk's office for the detailed bills list.
Resolution 357-9-25 authorized an addendum to a non-fair-and-open contract with GRR Consulting Services, LLC for an increase of $2,860. The transcript records the action and the roll-call approval but does not include the contract scope or reason for the addendum beyond the summary read at the meeting.
Also at the meeting, the commission introduced Ordinance No. 1335-25 to lease city-owned property at Block 208.1, Lot 20 to the Wildwood Volunteer Fire Company No. 1; that ordinance passed first reading by unanimous vote.
During public comment, Tom Riley of 4305 Niagara Ave asked for a timeframe for Phase 3 paving on the 4300 block of Niagara Ave; Mayor Ernest Troiano said he would find out and advise him. The meeting adjourned at 5:06 p.m.
Records referenced during the meeting—such as the engineer's report and the detailed bills list—are noted as being on file with the City Clerk and are the appropriate source for further detail.
