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Council notes additional repairs and extra cost for marina breakwater change order

Seaside Park Borough Council (New Jersey) · October 2, 2025
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Summary

Council members discussed a change order for the marina breakwater improvement contract (R. Kramer & Sons Marine Contractors LLC), noting an existing $15,000 contingency and an additional approximately $4,859 required to complete unexpected repairs; the change order was on the consent agenda and adopted.

Council members discussed a change order to the contract for the marina breakwater improvement project during their Oct. 2 meeting after the change order appeared on the list of resolutions (item 335).

A speaker identified in the record as Bill reported that additional repairs were discovered during work on the breakwater and that the project had a built-in contingency of $15,000 but that those additional repairs required an extra amount transcribed in the record as "$4,800 $59." Based on the transcript text, that additional figure appears to be approximately $4,859; the council recorded the change order on the consent agenda and adopted the resolutions that included change order no. 1 for the contract with R. Kramer and Sons Marine Contractors LLC.

The record does not include detailed line-item contract language or a formal vote on the single change order separate from the consent agenda; the council treated the set of resolutions as a slate and approved them by roll call. Council members acknowledged the need for the repairs but did not record further debate or specify how the extra cost will be funded in the meeting minutes read on Oct. 2.

Because the numeric amount in the transcript is garbled, the additional-cost figure should be confirmed with the municipal clerk or the contract documents before citing it as final. The consent agenda that included this change order was approved and will be reflected in municipal contract records.