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Council introduces $1.7 million bond ordinance to replace Randall Avenue sewer line

Mayor and Council of the Borough of Point Pleasant Beach · August 5, 2026
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Summary

Council introduced ordinance 2026-20 to replace sanitary sewer infrastructure along Randall Avenue, appropriating $1.7 million and authorizing bond issuance; public hearing scheduled for Sept. 1.

The council introduced ordinance 2026‑20 on first reading, authorizing replacement of sanitary‑sewer infrastructure along Randall Avenue and appropriating $1.7 million to be financed by bonds or notes.

Clerk read the ordinance title and members moved to introduce it; the motion passed on a roll-call vote. The public hearing on the measure was set for the council's September 1 meeting. Administrators said engineer services to date total roughly $80,000 for the Channel Drive revitalization (a separate grant‑funded item noted in the consent section) and that the Randall Avenue work would proceed after public hearing and appropriation are finalized.

The ordinance was introduced; no final adoption occurred at this meeting. The council invited public comment at the next scheduled hearing.