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Council adopts repeal of local ordinance after state suspension of NJDEP rules
Summary
The Brigantine City Council on June 17 adopted Ordinance 2026-11 to repeal Ordinance 2026-8, citing the state suspension of the New Jersey Department of Environmental ProtectionResilient Environments and Landscapes regulations; no public speakers opposed the repeal.
The Brigantine City Council voted June 17 to adopt Ordinance 2026-11, which repeals Ordinance 2026-8. The motion was moved and seconded, public comment was opened and no members of the public spoke, and the roll-call vote carried the ordinance.
Council said the repeal is consistent with a state suspension of the New Jersey Department of Environmental ProtectionResilient Environments and Landscapes regulations, which the council referenced in opening the public hearing. No formal public testimony was recorded opposing the repeal; the council proceeded directly to roll-call votes and adoption.
The ordinance was adopted as part of routine council business during the June 17 meeting; the council also introduced a separate ordinance (2026-12) concerning handicap parking that was entered for introduction but not voted on at the meeting.
