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Council approves multiple resolutions: veterans refund, youth council, event fees, NJDOT bidding and traffic-safety grant

Borough of Wildwood Crest governing body · August 6, 2026
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Summary

At the meeting the council adopted several routine resolutions: a tax refund for a totally disabled veteran; appointment of members to the Youth Advisory Council; waiver of fees for a Thanksgiving 5K; advertisement of a Stockton Road NJDOT reconstruction bid; approval of a service agreement with Husk Plus (amount garbled in the record); and acceptance of a $2,800 'Drive Sober' grant with a corresponding 2026 budget amendment.

The borough council adopted a package of routine resolutions covering veterans' tax relief, youth advisory appointments, event fee waivers, bidding notices for a roadway reconstruction project, a service agreement for employee food service, and acceptance of a traffic-safety grant.

Clerk read multiple resolutions: a resolution authorizing cancellation and refund of taxes for a totally disabled veteran; a resolution appointing members to the Wildwood Crest Youth Advisory Council; and a resolution waiving application fees for the TJ Hunt Memorial Foundation 5K scheduled for Nov. 26, 2026 (8 AM–11 AM). The council also authorized advertising a notice to bidders for the FY2025 NJDOT Stockton Road reconstruction and approved entering a service agreement with Husk Plus for a healthy food station for employees to be paid from wellness-incentive funds (the transcript lists a not-to-exceed figure that appears garbled).

On traffic-safety funding, the clerk read acceptance of a "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" grant from the New Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety running Aug. 14 to Sep. 7, 2026 in the amount of $2,800, and the council authorized the chief financial officer to pay the flat rate per hour to law enforcement. The council voted to amend the 2026 municipal budget to account for additional grant funds; all listed resolutions were moved, seconded and adopted by roll call (three yes votes).

"It has been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted," the record shows as the routine motion for each item. The items were handled without substantive discussion during this meeting.