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Asbury Park Planning Board reschedules Lake Avenue hearing to July 20
Summary
At its June 15 meeting the City of Asbury Park Planning Board voted 8-0 to move the hearing on applications for 637 and 701 Lake Avenue to July 20 and adjourned; two members were absent and the board approved the change without additional public notice.
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The City of Asbury Park Planning Board voted unanimously at its June 15 meeting to reschedule the hearing on applications for 637 and 701 Lake Avenue to July 20 and then adjourned.
The board secretary identified the applications on the agenda and said the board had jurisdiction to proceed. A representative identified in the transcript only as "David" requested that the applicant's presentation be moved to July 20; a board member asked for a motion to reschedule "to July 20 with no notice." The motion was seconded and approved by roll call: James Banano, Councilwoman Clayton, Jim Henry, Jen Souder, Daniel Shaughnessy, Bob Zuckerman, Vice Chair Goonan and Chairwoman Barbara Kurzak voted yes. Mayor Moore and Kathy McLaughlin were recorded as absent.
Meeting notices and compliance with the Open Public Meetings Act were read into the record at the start of the session. The board noted annual meeting notices had been published in the Star-Ledger, Coaster, and the Asbury Park Press and that notices are on file with the board secretary. The meeting was being recorded by AP TV.
The transcript records the rescheduling request and the board's vote but does not identify who moved or who seconded the motion by name; the mover and seconder were not specified in the record. The board took no further formal action on the Lake Avenue applications at the June 15 meeting.
The board adjourned following the vote.

