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Seaside Heights council approves consent agenda, authorizes $516,659.70 in payments
Summary
At its July 1 meeting the Seaside Heights Borough Council approved a consent agenda that included $516,659.70 in bills, multiple contracts, personnel appointments and event permits; the council also renewed a plenary retail license for Jersey Roll, LLC.
The Borough of Seaside Heights governing body approved a consent agenda at its July 1, 2026 meeting that included payment of bills totaling $516,659.70, several procurement actions and personnel appointments.
Council approved Resolution No. 26-214 authorizing payment of borough bills in the amount of $516,659.70 as part of the consent agenda. Other consent items approved included Resolution No. 26-215 (temporary/seasonal employee appointments), Resolution No. 26-216 (refunds of water and sewer accounts), Resolution No. 26-217 (authorization for the tax collector to cancel a tax sale certificate) and a resolution authorizing refunds to property owners for excess electricity generated by solar panels (transcript number shows 26-21). The transcript records these items as included on and approved by the consent agenda; no separate roll-call votes for each consent item are recorded in the transcript.
The council authorized execution of Change Order No. 2 to the contract with Underground Utilities Corp. and approved Resolution No. 26-224, a shared services agreement with the Township of Berkeley to provide police protection services for Pelican Island. The meeting record also shows the award of a contract to H.A. DeHart for a Mack chassis trash truck (Resolution No. 26-226) and actions to return unused Planning Board escrow funds and to advertise for bids on the Ocean Terrace restriping project (Resolutions No. 26-227 and No. 26-228).
The council voted to renew Plenary Retail Consumption License No. 1526-33-014-011 for Jersey Roll, LLC under Resolution No. 26-229; the motion to approve was recorded (mover: Michael Carbone; second: Rich Tompkins) and the council members present were listed as approving. A separate motion (Ferrone; second Graichen) approved a series of event permits and calendar items including Fourth of July events, a wedding at Sunset Beach Gazebo and BID activities.
No substantive debate on the consent items appears in the transcript; the minutes record the items as approved. The meeting adjourned at 5:22 p.m.
