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Lakehurst council approves consent agenda including municipal equipment contracts
Summary
At its May 7 meeting the Lakehurst Borough Council approved a consent agenda that included Resolutions #26-098 through #26-104 to pay bills, award NJIB Clean Water application contracts for stormwater and street equipment, and adjust two utility accounts; the motion passed by roll call.
The Lakehurst Borough Council approved a consent agenda on May 7 that included payment of municipal bills and the authorization to award several equipment contracts under a New Jersey Infrastructure Bank (NJIB) Clean Water application.
The consent agenda, moved by Councilwoman Bernadette Dugan and seconded by Councilman Brian DiMeo, incorporated Resolutions #26-098 (payment of bills), #26-099 (award for a stormwater inlet vacuum truck to GranTurk Equipment Co., Inc.), #26-100 (mechanical street sweeper to GranTurk Equipment Co., Inc.), #26-101 (dump truck to Paramus Ford), #26-102 (backhoe loader to Foley, Inc.), and two utility account adjustments (#26-103 and #26-104). The motion carried by roll call.
Municipal Clerk Maryanne Capasso presented the list of resolutions as part of a routine consent agenda, noting that items considered routine are enacted by a single motion unless removed for separate discussion. Details of the NJIB awards were listed on the agenda; specific contract dollar amounts were not specified in the meeting transcript for the individual equipment contracts.
The council’s approval clears the way for procurement and implementation steps under the NJIB Clean Water application. According to the agenda, the awarded vendors are GranTurk Equipment Co., Inc. (stormwater inlet vacuum truck and mechanical street sweeper), Paramus Ford (dump truck) and Foley, Inc. (backhoe loader). The two utility adjustments listed in Resolutions #26-103 and #26-104 were also adopted as part of the consent package.
No council member requested separation of any consent items for individual discussion. The meeting record shows the consent agenda passed by roll call; one council member, Councilman Oglesby, was recorded as absent for the meeting.
