me being called to order Council member Bezerson here Council member Chapman here Council Member Clayton here Deputy Mayor Quinn here Mayor Moore here Please stand for a silent prayer Moment of reflection You will now salute the flag I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United
States of America and to the republic for which it stands One nation under God indivisible with liberty and justice for all As comply with the open public meetings act chapter 231 PL1 1975 Adequate notice of this meeting has been provided in the
following manner The notice was forwarded to the Asbury Park Press the coaster and the Star Ledger on January 16th 2025 and posted on the Bolton board the same day All notices are on file at the city clerk We are now on special event applications from recreation director Licia
[Applause] Foy Good evening Mary Council There are five applications before you this evening Two will not be considered That's the Asbury Park food truck and music fest and the 411 wedding Are there
any questions on any other applications nope Okay Thank you Thank you We are now on to Marrison City Council Uh council member Bez Anderson Thank you Yes I do
So uh good evening everyone I have a flyer here from the recreation department We'd like for you to join the city of Asbury Park and the Boys and Girls Club of Mammoth County for swimming lessons Saturdays from April 19th through May 24th Youth ages 5 to 10
from 8:00 a.m to 9:00 a.m and youth ages 11 to 17 9:00 a.m to 10:00 a.m So limited space is available And the Boys and Girls Club is located at 1201 Monunroe Avenue The fee is $25 per
person It is nonrefundable Asbury Park residents only and to sign up uh for email is recreation city ofpark.com The number is 732502-5759 And you just saw the
beautiful Miss Alicia Floyd here So you would also be able to see her Thank you Thank you Council Member Chapman Hi I just want to let everyone know that the Asbury Park Little League will be celebrating opening day They'll have
opening day ceremonies on the 12th uh from 11 till noon There'll be a parade that starts at Convention Hall and we'll go west to the Little League field where there'll be um some ceremonies It's both boys and girls little league So I hope you'll come out and support them
Thank you Council Member Clayton Yes I just want to alert the city residents that um the quality of life committee this year is again sponsoring cleanup dumpsters Every other Saturday will be a different dumpster in some area of the
city and you are invited to take care with spring cleaning It's decluttering Here's an opportunity Next session is going to be Saturday April 19th from 10 to 4 and it's going to be located in the parking lot on
Springwood Avenue and Avenue A And next is Easter is coming So the city is sponsoring an egg extravaganza and it's going to be Sunday April 20th from 1 to 4 Springwood Park The Easter
Bunny will be there There'll be Easter bags and they're saying for children under 10 So please come out and celebrate Easter with the city Thank you Thank you Deputy Mayor Quinn Nothing Thank you Mayor Mort Nothing at this
time Thank you Thank you Do I have matters from the acting city manager nothing guys Thank you And matters from the city attorney uh no Thank you We're now on to a presentation by Michelle Alonzo director of planning and redevelopment She'll be explaining the redevelopment process for the waterfront
and generally for the city Good evening everyone For those who don't know me I'm Michelle Alonso I'm the director of planning and redevelopment for this fair city I've been asked by the municipal council to do a presentation about the waterfront
redevelopment area and about redevelopment areas in general so that it's clearer to everyone what it actually is and what are some of the processes that you see when you come to this council to these
council meetings or you go to the planning board and then after I do my presentation during the general public comment and I can take any questions So start off it I'm calling it the waterfront beyond because I'm going to first focus on the waterfront
redevelopment plan area which is in effect uh has been in effect since 2002 and then I'll talk about one of the many other redevelopment areas in the city But we start off with the zoning map So
the zoning map is tell is what developers residents everyone goes by to know what they can build And we have two types of zones with two different state enabling statutes that
lets us zone If you see on this map the um anything that has a number or just the letter B is what I casually call a regularly zoned area It's our powers to zone under
the municipal land use law If you see a zone with multiple letters that's a redevelopment area And what's the difference so like I said we have two in state New
Jersey we have two enabling statutes The municipal land use law which is commonly called the MLUL for those in the business and it was first the statute adopted by the state legislature in 1975 That enables a municipality with a
master plan to zone When we say zone to determine density what type of buildings can go up in an area in terms of height coverage parking setbacks and also the
uses So here in the city of those zones our most basic zones are residential and business We also have an affordable housing overlay but for tonight's presentation we're not going to go into that kind of
detail And then the other zoned areas permit us to zone under what is another state statute called the local redevelopment and housing law Has redevelopment in the title It lets us create redevelopment areas And besides the power to zone in a redevelopment
area also gives us other types of powers that I'm going to talk about later in the presentation But to top it off the power to give a pilot which is also commonly called a tax abatement although it's not a true abatement It's a payment in lie
of taxes and also to enter into a redeveloper agreement with a developer So going down in history the waterfront redevelopment area this is one of the first redevelopment areas we had in the city And why was it a redevelopment area
for those who have been here you know for longer than I've been here and a lot of people have been here that's when you encountered this photo in Asbury Park And the old term we used to use for this which we don't really use that much
anymore in in planner speak is blighted Now we say it's an area need a redevelopment but traditionally blighting is what you see dilapidated building buildings abandoned buildings vacant lots and also it encompasses
contamination that is yet to be cleaned up So the waterfront redevelopment area on our zoning map is not shown as the single area Our map actually shows it in the two subd districts the WP and the WBA but that is the waterfront
redevelopment area And believe it or not it's older than you think This is the original redevelopment plan from 1984 And along with it it had original area
in need of redevelopment designation where planner the planning board and the council at the time had declared this an area needed of redevelopment the old word blighted And because of that we were able to write a redevelopment plan for this
area This image that you see here is really the base document we work with today That 1984 plan was scrapped In 2002 with a lot of community input a new plan was adopted It was mildly tweaked
up until 2005 And then we did what a significant amendment this council in 2018 and a further tweaking in 2019 But the bulk of our standards that we go
by is that 2005 document And when I say standards it was a little bit what I was talking about of zoning bulk height parking What I have before here which you can find in the plan which you can find on our website
on page 71 This is the height plan And I have this up here because many many times I'm asked why is the you know this building's too tall why is this building this high and the reason this building is this high is because this map says
this is as high as you can go And when this plan was formulated and adopted it was thought that we wanted to keep lower heights in the center of these lots in order to ensure that
there's still air flow and breezes So almost all the middles are threes and fours That's the top height you can go But if you see around the edges the top height for many of the locks but not all is eight stories A building except
for the Ocean Club which is the black box there the Berkeley Carterette the senior building and some other areas here can't go higher than eight stories But if it has an eight there then the
developer has every right to go up to the eight This is another significant page in this redevelopment plan because this is the density chart So um besides the redevelopment plan our
density is capped by a blanket CAFA permit and I'll go into that in a minute but that no more than 3,164 residential units can be built in the waterfront When this plan was adopted it gave a little leeway in this
chart that it comes out to more than the 3164 because it was anticipated as has become the reality that developers are not building to the full density in the plan It's actually I don't have the exact number but significantly less than
what the chart allows But one thing to note that what the plan allows if you have for example if you're tax block 160 and it says 93 units you can actually build more than that
because you can borrow from another lot that had not built its full capacity But however you still have to provide the parking at most of the plan is 1.5 spaces per unit and you can't exceed the height on your chart
So that's a redevelopment plan That's rules regulation laws part one Part two is a redevelopers agreement Still in effect is a redeveloper agreement of 2002 with Asbury Partners Who is Asbury Partners
they are the master developer of the waterfront So that this map that you see here of the prime renewal area and the boardwalk area the master developer has all the development rights in this area And thus we have an agreement with
them And the agreement it's like it's a contract and what's in it both sides have to abide by But what's also in this agreement and why I get a lot of questions it says neither party can amend the redevelopment plan without the others
agreement So that's significant because many times I get questions as to why can't we just change this why can't we change that well it takes two to tango and we have a partner and that partner has to be in agreement for doing an amendment as the master developer with
the development rights they can only so if if you you and it's a theoretical you someone like Khubnanian wants to do a development project they need permission from the
master developer because they have the development rights and the city to enter into a new agreement aka a new contract that had happened in 2010 which is the subsequent redevelopment agreement with Mass and Marquette for the boardwalk
area So of this map the prime renewal area Asbury Partners has those development rights Actually Asbury Partner has development rights to both areas but has seated the development rights of the boardwalk area to Mass
Marquette So those are the two main entities who have the power to develop But as partners as a master developer with the city can grant someone else the right to
develop So this is an important document the master special assessment agreement and the infrastructure component report So the city and the master developer had come to an impass as to there wasn't
anything happening in the redevelopment area and we had a mediation um to try to get the redevelopment ball going and what had come out of that mediation
was the master developer was like you know the infrastructure is is preventing us from going forward with the plan So we went we entered a special assessment agreement and adopted or this was
already adopted but implementing an infrastructure component report So the special assessment agreement is the document that binds us to the 30-year pilot because 30 year pilot goes with a
30-year special assessment for infrastructure And I bring that because that comes up often as well And the special assessment which if you live in the waterfront is a special a special line item on your your pilot bill tax
bill pilot bill is pays for the infrastructure in the waterfront This is examples of the infrastructure you can see in the waterfront So when a lot a tax block is at 51% redeveloped the master
developer has to go in and put in the infrastructure It's not just what you see here It's also curbs sidewalks parking striping and what you don't see replacement of sanitary sewer lines and that all electrical goes
underground for most of the year So before I had mentioned the CAFRA permit So CAFRA permit is special and kind of unique to us Long branch has as well a blanket CAFA permit but very few places in the state have a blanket CAFRA
permit CAFRA is stands for coastal area facility review act and it's the arm of the D to protect coastal areas and manage those areas So as I had stated trying to look at my year here in
' 04 this is the the document the recorded document of our caffer permit it's a blanket permit for the prime renewal area and the boardwalk area So what that means the rules and regulations from the state
from D are already in place and that's where we get the 1.5 parking space That's where we get the heights and that a it's a a redeveloper does not have to apply for a new calfer permit They just
have to apply to caffer to show they're in compliance with this blanket permit I bring that up because very few people know that half the city is under Caffra So if you're developer and you're going to build more than 24 units and you are
east of Memorial Drive you have to apply to DP for for your um development One thing that has changed from the blanket permit is that CAFRA is requiring the
raising of height of a structure if it's in a FEMA flood plane area That's a deviation from our blanket permit So one other thing that this CAFA permit did that's unique to us very unique to us It said that the municipal
council will have a technical review committee to advise them on the redevelopment in the waterfront area and the permit goes as far as to dictate who is going to be on this technical review committee And I bring this up as well because a lot of times when you talk
about technical review committee in our in our field people are like "Oh that's an arm of the planning board." Here it's not It's an arm of the council A lot of people including developers get confused about that And it this was created by the CAFRA permit because CAFRA back in the day
wanted to ensure that licensed professionals were guiding the redevelopment here in the city So many people on this list that are required and it's also codified by our own ordinance are licensed professional as long as a and as well as a person from
the D and someone from DCA although DCA does not send someone to our meetings So then if you're if you're the um master developer or if you're a
subsequent redeveloper of the master developer you're going to come to the TRC with a conceptual plan and the TRC is going to review it and they're going to see do you comply with all the requirements of the redevelopment plan and the CAFER
permit The TRC meets on an ad hoc basis When a developer submits the application a meeting is called usually within a month and then they issue a report to the governing body to say it complies it
does not comply and with its recommendations Then the next step is the presentation to the municipal council workshop Many of you have come here to see either the master developer or a subsequent redeveloper present to the council the
project and take your comments Then it's up to the the council to take the comments from the TRC and from the public and incorporate it into a subsequent redevelopers agreement So most of the development
that we're seeing in the waterfront is a subsequent redeveloper Khovnian Toll Brothers PY group We are seeing some development by the master developer but most of his subsequent redeveloper So then we enter negotiation
on subsequent redevelopers agreement and some of the things we touch on in those agreements is workforce development to ensure that locals are hired in construction timeline for development to make sure that the development is happening in a timely manner Green
building design This council has been very adamant that all the buildings on the waterfront at least meet the equivalent of lead silver And what that means is just a very environmental friendly building Design We can tweak the designs
of the building and we can make sure that it complies with the design guidelines of the warfront redevelopment plan A construction phasing plan is also often in it So we know when they're closing the sidewalk they need to close the street for for development Again
what those timelines are An affordable housing payment The waterfront redevelopment plan gives the master developer and substant redeveloper the option to construct affordable housing or make a payment into a fund So that is
also a requirement in these substant redeveloper agreements Sometimes we ask for public art and sometimes we have other asks that are specific to the project For example the Asbury hotel had the salt school which trained local people to be in the hospitality industry
So sometimes depending if the project's a little special we have a special ask During the same time when we when the council adopts the subsequent redevelopers agreement they also do a referral resolution to the planning board as the redevelopment agency
Nazberry Park unlike some places like Jersey City we don't have a separate redevelopment agency The council is a redevelopment agency Step four the planning board This is where we get into design details
Property owners within 200 ft receive a notice that when this is scheduled because after the subsequent redevelopers agreement a developer files with my office and application we make sure it's complete When it's complete it gets scheduled to the planning board And
the planning board tends to look at the site design exterior building design parking circulation the technicals of parking the aisle width is wide enough the stall sizes are wide enough the signage
appropriate signage is there storm order management although in a CAFRA area the state dictates a lot of the storm order management HVAC placement to make sure it's not an afterthought and it's located in a logical
place Landscaping requirements we're very big on having a majority native species in our landscaping plans Our professionals look at that and ensure that And then the details on the green design to make sure that if they
proposed a rain garden the details on the rain garden are there If they proposed a green roof the details on the green roof are there If the when the planning board approves the project then a resolution is memorialized and we go on to our next
step Five the financial agreement and the special assessment Back to talking about the powers of a redevelopment area Being a redevelopment area lets us enter into a payment in lie of taxes with a
redeveloper As I stated before for four projects the council is obligated to give a pilot and we have a set formula as well But where we land on that cost or that what is in the agreement is
dependent upon the sale price of the unit And we have professionals who look at the sale prices that are submitted to see that they are actual market prices But then when the project is built and if the market has changed we adjust that
those prices So a financial agreement is adopted by ordinance It is the blueprint for the 30-year pilot because it can if the market changes the payment changes Then the special assessment that pays for the
infrastructure is a separate separate charge and it is based on the sales price and the tax rate minus the pilot If this is making your head spin cuz it makes my head spin there is going to be
a presentation at another meeting by our financial expert on the the nitty-gritty of these figures and what makes a pilot and a special assessment But the special assessment pays for the infrastructure The only people who get
build for this are those in the waterfront After we do that then we have more more regulation We then need other government approvals and per and payments The CAFRA approval letter We have the blanket calf permit but then we need a
letter from Caffer saying this project complies with your calf with your blanket calf permit and our FEMA flood plane regulations If you are in a FEMA flood plane a sewer treatment works application This is for projects that
produce more than 8,000 gallons of storm water waste And that's a state requirement And that is um let me go to my note so you get an idea what that really means the scale of the project and it depends
on if there's commercial non-commercial but it's like the equivalent of 35 twobedrooms then that's another government process they have to do and they can't get a building permit until they do that sewer connection fee All new units pay a sewer connection fee
based on number of units And then Freehold Soil Conservation District Freehold Soil Conservation District is a monitoring entity of of the area to ensure during construction that there's no or even post construction there's no
soil erosion and blowing of dirt After that's all done the plan and everything conforms and all these letters are in and the financial agreement is signed by by the mayor then they can pull construction permits And while they're under
construction they have to provide quarterly reports on the status of the construction and additional reports on their local hiring practices and advertising They're required to do two outreach sessions to to the public to
say we have construction jobs So that's the waterfront Other redevelopment in areas in the city are not that complicated mostly because they're not bound by that caffer permit And also not every redevelopment area requires a
redeveloper agreement So here we have 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 eight redevelopment areas in the city We actually have a few more like we have a scattered site but for simplicity I'm not going to discuss what that that is tonight So you can create a
redevelopment plan one of two ways the way I describe for the waterfront an area need a redevelopment the old term blighted something's wrong with this property that it cannot be developed on its own that the market is not coming in to to redevelop it and that's a process
you have a planner come in do the evaluation present it to the planning board and then council and council adopts it and then you can go on to write your redevelopment plan that's one way to do it the other way is an area near re rehabilit itation
designation The whole city is in area need of rehabilitation since 1976 because of our aging infrastructure When you're in area need of rehabilitation you can skip the whole blight step and create a redevelopment
area It still has to be adopted by the council but you skip that first part of declaring the area blighted because it's because of our aging infrastructure there's may be a need to have government intervention rather than market
forces So to let everyone know the first six were done are needs of redevelopment The more the last two which were done more recently are areas in need of rehabilitation So I brought back the the zoning map So now that I've spoke about
this a little bit you can see again where our redevelopment areas are Main Street Central Business District Springfield Avenue redevelopment area Stars redevelopment area Washington
Avenue redevelopment area um this one the 1101 and the 121 memorial and the waterfront But then it's like well why a redevelopment area redevelopment area gives you so
many more powers than a traditionally zoned area The number one thing you can do is you can do very precise zoning that the MLUL doesn't allow you to do The municipal land use law like for the R1
and the B district does not let us impose green standards on buildings The redevelopment statute does with a redevelopment area you can prohibit uses You can be very specific of the uses you
want We say you can curate the uses and that could be because you you know we feel there's one use there's too many of the city So if it's very popular not here other places is to prohibit nail salons if people feel oh nail salons are
taking over my downtown Um but or manufacturing uses certain uses you don't want to have or you can curate what you really want to see either in a zone or at a on site The biggest thing that a
redevelopmentary gives you that I mentioned is the offering of a pilot This council can go in a one-on-one negotiation with a redeveloper and negotiate a pilot that is beneficial to the city Or you can negotiate a pilot
because you want something like affordable housing and you want to bring that to a lot when the market itself or even that offering higher density cannot does not bring it to fruition
Also for redevelopment area if someone is applying for affordable housing tax credits they get an extra point for being in a redevelopment area That's important because those applications are usually so competitive A point makes a difference whether you get it or
not Community benefits you can enter a community um what's it called benefits agreement in a redevelopment area if you want to special asks that you can't just ask a developer in a regularly zoned areas You the big key thing with a redevelopment
area is you can negotiate with a redeveloper And then the last one which is a naughty word eminent domain So redevelopment areas back in the day were created mostly for eminent domain
Nowadays we don't touch eminent domain You can still do this in a redevelopment area if you designate it as an eminent domain redevelopment area Most municipalities in New Jersey do not go there Do not touch that because it is long
expensive and not that necessary as it used to be But a redevelopment area does give you that power If you are a redevelopment redevelopment area created by an area need a redevelopment designation then you can go for eminent
domain and again we haven't been doing that because we don't need eminent domain you don't want to go that route I also want to mention that you will see occasionally here besides the creation of new redevelopment areas amendment to
redevelopment plans you know the CBD plan goes back to 2002 or 200 05 Main Street is 15 years old We revisit it sometimes and we look at what did we prohibit what did we not prohibit
Recently we added affordable housing provisions to all of them And so you will sometimes see our consultant Beth Mcmanis here talking about amendments to redevelopment plans Some of them are spurred by us again because we we see a need like affordable housing Some of
them are spurred by developer ask And if the planners and the municipal council think it makes sense for the municipality we entertain it And the process to amend a redevelopment plan or adopt a redevelopment plan is that the council again they get we do a public
input session so you know what's happening Then they refer it to the planning board So the planning board at with their expertise can give their input and then it's an adoption by ordinance All the redevelopment areas and the zoning are ordinances their
laws So that concludes my presentation I remember last time I failed to put my email address up here Here it is But you can also find almost every document I had up here the images the documents themselves on our website I think our website's very good Some it has so much
information Sometimes it's hard to find the documents but we have a lot on our website So you can if you have a question about tonight's presentation you can email me but I also encourage you to go look on our website Thank you Okay Michelle
Thanks Michelle That was great All right Thank you We are now on to public participation May I have a motion to open the meeting to the public move to open Second All in favor i Public participation portion of the meeting is now open Any member of the public who wish to speak please use the microphone
State your name and address for the record And there will be a 3minut time limit for each speaker Move to close Good evening Regina Fland 506th Avenue Asbury Park So this was so informative and I didn't know it was going to happen
tonight So really appreciate it And when I was uh listening I heard that Main Street is a redevelopment area Is that correct Michelle come on Okay great So um my
question so that was proposed by the council to create a redevelopment area on Main Street some time ago Yeah Would that be correct in my assumption yes Yes Great So I'm looking at Main Street here in
Aspberry Park and I made a comment like six months ago about these businesses that are cocooned that are saying coming soon and nothing's happening Buildings that are burnt and still burnt and nothing happening And I'm watching
businesses from Asbury Park go to Belmar which has a phenomenal main street at the moment And I'm wondering in this redevelopment plan where is the verification of when we take this step forward to say hey let's get to this and
make it better Like who spearheads that who within our government is actually doing like a timetable or looking to say I'm curating Main Street and right now they're not curating Like how does that happen
well it it's a it's a it's a delicate dance because many times why you know there's a business not occupied or there's high turnover It's for market reasons many times and then we come to this part of
how much of a heavy hand do we want to have on small business owners meaning the the severe scenario would be like oh you've been vacant for like um there for 2 years we're going to come and do eminent domain and that's something that we don't want to do instead we try to do
things with carrots like our uez program where we uh you're familiar with the uee program I'm familiar with the ue But I don't see any anything inspiring on Main Street down by 8th Avenue where
I am and the various businesses that say coming soon for the last two years in their windows and meanwhile they're using the refrigeration for another establishment in Long Branch and they're just pulling their food in and out or
taking their liquor from here to be like it's just it's kind of like a game I'm not sure the specific property you're talking about at all If there's something that is happening that's not supposed to happen you know let me know you know offline
Asking like we're curating but I don't see any curation Well we do have a certain level of curation but again it it depends on how much you want the government to step in And I say it like that because again depending on what
like what is going on there's just so much we can do Like I I don't want to name a property I know there's a property on Main Street though with structural issues We cannot force an owner to take care of their structural issues unless we're giving a financial
incentive That's one example There's curation and this is permitted and that's not permitted But we don't want to be overregulatory to small business owners So it's a little bit of a delicate dance But that's why we try
through the means that we have like the ueiz program to encourage businesses who may need a little help to to get some help So I don't know if I answered your question but it just seems like it nothing's going to change on Main Street
and Bill will continue to grow successfully Well here's here's part of as well Not to keep going into this Yeah sure It depends on again the vision for Main Street because I see Main Street in a different light I see a lot of small
mom and pop restaurants popping up I see I see actually a pretty healthy amount of leased retail in what is not the best environment currently for retail So I seen a different view and I would love
to have an offline conversation with you of how you're you're seeing it because what we're also seeing and hearing is that some people who are priced of the CBD are moving to Main Street and so we can talk about some Absolutely Thank you
Thank you for your time Thank you Hello Terry Uh Terry it'll stay in 510 Deal Lake Drive And I just want to make one comment Um know everybody will know the topic I'm going to talk about is I saw on that those slides affordable housing Affordable housing Affordable
housing And uh I think most of you know I used to work for Habitat for Humanity and now I do a lot of volunteer work for the Mercy Center And this town needs affordable housing We need to understand the plans for affordable housing There are a lot of people that would help but
I don't think we really see much really in action So again if when the council can share things when people can share things I think that's important and we are in dire need of affordable housing And should you want me to say
excuse me would you like me to say something if you have an answer for the young lady we we do have projects in the pipeline and going before the planning board at what month are we in this month um at the end of April is a project with
20% affordable housing So it's been a it's been a road a longish road but we are finally seeing projects with with affordable housing and even and I'm sorry I'm not up there I'll just talk loud Sorry um the funding
from a lot of the other new development that's going on I mean as I said just understanding so that people can understand people who can give advice to people I think it'd be very beneficial to have a kind of like an overall understanding of what we're doing especially now that there's a lot more
requirements You know what that could be another presentation because I feel like that's a topic unto itself We do have an affordable housing trust fund that in regularly zoned area except for the warfront that has its own provision for a separate affordable housing
payment If you're increasing square footage increasing footprint you have to pay into the affordable housing trust fund and that's money to go towards affordable housing And I think
Michelle Michelle second All in favor i public participation is now closed We're now on to the minutes I have the executive session meeting and regular meeting minutes for the March 26 2025 meeting Do I have a motion move it
Second Councilor Bezerson Abstain Councilor Chapman Yes Council Clayton Yes Deputy Mayor Quinn yes Mayor Moore yes We're now on to the consent agenda resolutions All matters list on the consent agenda are presented collectively to the city council and will be considered for approval with one
vote These matters are considered to be routine in nature and there will be no individual discussion of these items If discussion is desired by one or more council members as to any particular items then set items shall be removed from the consent agenda and considered separately On consent agenda tonight we
have resolutions 2025 174 through 2025 176 Do I have a motion move it Second Council member Bezerson yes Council Chapman yes Council Clayton yes Deputy Mayor Quinn yes Mayor Moore yes We're now on to the individual resolutions I have resolution
2025177 resolution approving payment of bills Move to open I mean sorry You gota do have a second Second Council member Bezerson Yes Council Chapman Yes Yes Council Mayor Clayton Yes W Mayor Quinn Yes Mayor Moore Yes Resolution 2025132
Resolution authorizing the purchase of a new sanitation truck for DPW Move it Second Council Pas Anderson Yes Council Chapman Yes Council Clayton Yes Deputy Mayor Quinn Yes Mayor Moore Yes Resolution 2025178 resolution authorizing an agreement with Guardian
Pest control pest control services at various locations citywide Move it Second Council Berson Yes Council Chapman Yes Council Clayton Yes Deputy Mayor Quinn Yes Mayor Moore Yes Resolution 2025179 Resolution authorizing the renewal of
various storage units with life storage Move it Second Council PZ Anderson Yes Council Chapman Yes Council Clayton Yes Deputy Mayor Quinn Yes Mayor Moore Yes Resolution 2025180 Resolution approving change order number one for boardwalk decking removal and replacement project
Move it Second Council Anderson Yes Council Chapman Yes Council Clayton Yes W Mayor Quinn Yes Mayor Moore Yes Resolution 2025181 resolution authorizing tips purchasing cooperative membership Move it
Second Council President Yes Council Chapman Yes Council Clayton Yes Deputy Mayor Quinn Yes Mayor Moore Yes Resolution 2025182 Resolution of the municipal council of the city of Asbury Park authorizing the submission of an application by the Asbury Park UE
coordinator to the New Jersey urban enterprise zone authority for enterprise zone assistance funds for the Asbury Park uez area public safety patrol program for fiscal year 2025 Move it Second Council yes Council Chapman yes Council Clayton yes Deputy Mayor Quinn
yes Mayor Moore yes Resolution 2025183 resolution of support for the lowering of the speed limit along State Route 71 by the New Jersey Department of Transportation Move it Second Council Bas Yes Council Chapman Yes Council Clayton Yes Deputy Mayor Quinn Yes Mayor
Moore Yes Resolution 2025184 Resolution Sorry Authorizing the acceptance of a grant from the state of New Jersey Department of Law and Public Safety Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control under the Cops and Shop Summer Shore Initiative 2025 grant award number
AL2507 0201 subawward number ABC0125 Do I have a motion second Council Berson yes Council Clayton yes Oh sorry Apologies Council member Chapman yes Council member Clayton yes Mayor Bo Yes
Deputy Mayor Quinn Sorry about that It's been a long day We are now on to ordinances for introduction I have ordinance 20259 ordinance of the city of Asbury Park amending and supplementing chapter 5 entitled beach boardwalk and beachfront regulations to prohibit motorized vehicles on the boardwalk with
a public hearing date of April 23rd 2025 Move it Second Council member Bezerson Yes Council Member Chapman Yes Council Clayton Yes Deputy Mayor Quinn Yes Mayor Moore Yes That is all for tonight Do a motion to adjourn the meeting Second All in favor i Thank you everyone Have a
good night Thank you Thank you Sorry about that That was