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Harvey Cedars Land Use Board adopts Resolution 2025:06 for 5 W. 83rd Street; minutes approved

Harvey Cedars Land Use Board · July 17, 2025
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Summary

At its July 17 meeting the Harvey Cedars Land Use Board unanimously approved the June 19 minutes and adopted Resolution 2025:06 concerning 5 W. 83rd Street (Winifred Coco). The record lists motions, seconders and a unanimous vote but does not specify the resolution's substantive details.

HARVEY CEDARS, N.J. — The Harvey Cedars Land Use Board unanimously approved the minutes from its June 19, 2025 meeting and adopted Resolution 2025:06, titled for Winifred Coco and concerning property at 5 W. 83rd Street, at its regular meeting on July 17, 2025.

Chairman Robert Romano called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. and read the statutory Open Public Meetings Act notice, saying the session was being conducted as a judicial proceeding and limiting public comments to matters the board may legally consider. Attendance recorded members present including Mayor John Imperiale, Mark Simmons, Robert Romano, and Mindy Berman, with alternate members Alcides Andril, Thomas Griffith, and Russell Harle also present. Kevin Quinlan, Esq., and Frank Little, P.E., were listed as present.

Mayor John Imperiale moved to approve the June 19, 2025 regular meeting minutes; Mindy Berman seconded. The minutes record that Mayor John Imperiale, Mark Simmons, Robert Romano, Mindy Berman, Alcides Andril, Thomas Griffith, and Russell Harle all voted YES to approve.

The board then took up Resolution 2025:06 — Winifred Coco — 5 W. 83rd Street. Mindy Berman moved to approve the resolution and Mayor John Imperiale seconded. The record shows the same seven members voted YES and the resolution was adopted. The minutes do not include the text or substantive provisions of the resolution and therefore this account does not characterize its effect or conditions beyond the resolution title and property address recorded in the meeting minutes.

The meeting record closes with the public comment period opened and closed and the meeting adjourned at 7:36 p.m. Kristen Christofora, Land Use Secretary, signed the minutes.