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Seaside Heights approves promotion, $3.19 million in bills and summer events on consent agenda
Summary
The Borough Council promoted a police officer to lieutenant, authorized payment of $3,187,137.41 in bills, approved amusement-game licenses and several summer events, and approved meeting minutes during the March 4 meeting, all via consent or routine motions.
The Seaside Heights Borough Council on March 4 approved routine personnel and administrative items on its consent agenda, including promotion of Lawrence Mayberry to police lieutenant and authorization to pay $3,187,137.41 in bills.
Resolution No. 26-100 promotes Lawrence Mayberry as a police lieutenant of the Seaside Heights Police Department; Resolution No. 26-101 authorizes payment of bills totaling $3,187,137.41. Several amusement-game licenses and administrative program manuals tied to affordable housing were also listed on the consent agenda.
The council approved minutes from the Feb. 18 meeting by motion (moved by Michael Carbone, seconded by Harry Smith); the vote recorded Smith, Ferrone, Tompkins, Carbone and Triano in favor and Graichen abstaining. Event permits for June and September gatherings — including the Twentieth Century Wagon Trainers RV Rally, Sand Storm Soccer, the Seaside Heights BID Bagpipe Competition and a car show by Blinker Fluid Productions — were approved by motion with recorded approval by Ferrone, Tompkins, Triano, Carbone, Smith and Graichen.
Mayor Vaz also commented on local mail delivery problems and encouraged residents to contact the U.S. Postal Service if they are experiencing issues. The meeting adjourned at 5:23 p.m.
The items on the consent agenda were recorded as approved in the meeting minutes; the transcript does not provide separate roll-call votes for each consent resolution beyond the recorded motions and approvals listed in the minutes.
