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Resident transfers Belmar wave logo to borough for $1, council acknowledges
Summary
A resident told the council they transferred ownership of a locally created Belmar wave logo to the borough for $1 and said they will continue to volunteer; council thanked the resident and noted trademark resolution execution on the consent agenda.
A resident addressed the council to confirm they had transferred rights to a locally created 'wave' logo to the borough and said the transfer was made for $1.
"Anyway, I came up here to just say it's been my pleasure to give the town all of the rights to the logo," the resident said, and later confirmed the transfer amount as "$1." Council thanked the resident and noted the consent agenda included execution of a trademark assignment, which the mayor said resolved outstanding ownership and gave the borough rights to the wave logo.
The resident also said they would continue to volunteer to help police and protect the brand; council expressed appreciation and recorded the trademark-assignment resolution as part of the consent agenda.
