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Spring Lake Heights council adopts ordinance regulating outdoor dining

Borough Council of the Borough of Spring Lake Heights, Monmouth County, New Jersey · April 6, 2026
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Summary

The Spring Lake Heights Borough Council unanimously adopted Ordinance 2026‑05 regulating outdoor dining after a public hearing with no public comment; the ordinance was adopted on April 6, 2026 with Councilman Dayton Lonsdale absent.

The Spring Lake Heights Borough Council adopted Ordinance 2026‑05, regulating outdoor dining, at its April 6, 2026 regular meeting.

Mayor Christopher Campion opened the meeting at 7:00 p.m. and the council held a public hearing on the ordinance. Councilman John Casagrande moved and Councilwoman Sara King seconded opening the hearing; no members of the public spoke for or against the proposal. The council closed the hearing and, on a motion by Councilman William Graetz seconded by Councilwoman King, adopted Ordinance 2026‑05 by unanimous vote (Councilman Dayton Lonsdale absent).

The transcript of the meeting records the adoption and procedural motions but does not include the full ordinance text or specific regulatory provisions discussed at the hearing. The minutes do not record any public testimony or substantive amendments offered during the meeting.

By adopting the ordinance, the borough enacted its new outdoor dining regulation as recorded in Ordinance 2026‑05. The council did not state an effective date for the ordinance in the minutes; implementation timing and administrative steps were not specified in the record provided.

Next steps: the ordinance is reflected in the council minutes and will be available as part of the borough's official records and online public notices; any questions about specific regulatory language should be directed to the Borough Clerk's office, which maintains the ordinance text.