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Council advances disabled-parking ordinances, adopts liquor-license renewals and consent agenda
Summary
At its June 3 meeting the Royal Highlands council moved several parking ordinances forward, adopted liquor-license renewals for 2026–27, and approved a multi-item consent agenda including a drainage contract closeout and HVAC maintenance award.
The Royal Highlands mayor and council on June 3 approved or advanced several administrative ordinances and a package of routine resolutions.
Key actions at the meeting included:
- Approval of minutes from May 6, 2026. - Ordinance O26-12 (designating restricted parking in front of residences occupied by persons with disabilities): passed to second/final reading. - Ordinance O26-13 (designating restricted parking for a previously removed space): passed to second/final reading. - Introduction and first reading of O26-14 (amendment to Chapter 2 — Department of Public Works superintendent appointment/tenure): passed on first reading; public hearing set for June 17, 2026. - Introduction and first reading of O26-15 and O26-16 (additional restricted-parking sections): passed on first reading; public hearings set for June 17, 2026. - Resolution R26-128 adopting renewal of liquor licenses for the 2026–27 term: adopted. - Consent agenda: Council adopted R26-129 through R26-135, covering acceptance of a closeout change order and contract acceptance for South Peat drainage improvements, awarding an HVAC maintenance contract to Hutchings HVAC, appointment of a deputy municipal clerk, authorization to execute a Cooperative Agreement with Monmouth County for community development participation, a tree-removal refund authorization, payment of bills, and cancellation of old tax overpayments.
No controversial votes were recorded during the consent-item approvals; the larger and contested liquor-license place-to-place transfer hearing for SeaStreak was continued for further review and public input.
