council member Bez Anderson council member Chapman is absent council member Clayton here Deputy Mayor Quinn here mayor Moore here please stand for a silent prayer moment of reflection we will now salute the flag I pledge allegiance to the flag United
States of America to the for it stands one nation God indivisible Justice all as comply with the open public meetings act chapter 231 PL 1975 adequate notice of this meeting has
been provided in the following manner the annual notice was forwarded to the Asbury Park Press the coaster and the Star Ledger on January 16 2025 and post on the bulletin board the same date all notices are on file with the city clerk we're now on special event applications
from Recreation director Alicia Floyd good evening Mary Council we have three uh returning applications before you are there any questions on any of them no any questions no okay great thank
you we are now on to a presentation for redevelopment of block 4201 Lots 26 and 7 which is 2011 6th Avenue 1509 and 1511 King Kingsley Street by Asbury Park Apartments and Resort
LLC wait one second why don't we do this and you guys correct me if I'm wrong because after we're done with the presentation we're going to go to public comments so why don't we get anything from mayor and Council out of the way so we can go right for the presentation public comments anybody got a problem
with that yeah right we'll start with council member bz Anderson oh I I'm just saying good evening to all of you it's happy to see you and you know Friday is Valentine so um make sure you have a happy one and if someone doesn't bring you some sweets or a flower buy one for
yourself love yourself thank you thank you council member Clayton nothing at this time thank you thank you Deputy Mayor Quinn nothing mayor Moore nothing thank you city manager and attorney yes nothing nothing even thank you there you go that's out of the way all right all
right we are now on a presentation by Asbury Park Apartments and Resort LLC good evening good evening uh Mr Mayor ladies and gentlemen of the council and uh members of the public my name is Kevin Kennedy I'm an attorney with an office in Redbank I'm here
tonight on behalf of my client Asbury uh luxury apartments and Resort LLC uh for the record Andy Caris and I are privileged to jointly serve as co-counsel for this client however uh Mr Carris is not able to be here tonight he
sent his regards um so my client is a hopeful subsequent uh developer and is in the process of going through the city's nuanced uh Waterfront Redevelopment process um typically as you all know
very very well uh a subsequent developer application is submitted uh a technical review committee meeting is scheduled uh there's an informal presentation to the city council and then if endorsed uh we are then authorized to go to the next step to negotiate a uh subsequent
developer agreement and uh process hopefully process uh the city process an ordinance uh designating the client the applicant as the subsequent developer we have been uh respectfully on a bit of a a merry-go round here and we're looking to get back on track and um with your
hopeful support and Architectural endorsement tonight so I know we don't have a lot of time but I just wanted to uh uh like two minutes just to explain uh where we've been um where we how we got here uh where we want to go and
hopefully uh the process uh after tonight so first up I want to thank uh Michelle Alonzo and staff they've always been very helpful and very pleasant and uh secondly though not statutorily required I understand that the city council has expressed a a preference a
desire for even greater transparency than uh what the city requires so against that backdrop we arranged for notice in accordance with the city's uh established special uh procedure for this and I submitted a confirming Affidavit of publication and
certification and as I've said before for what it's worth I I applaud the city's continued uh commitment to even extra transparency beyond what uh this statute uh calls for we've identified the properties and by way of very brief
background as you know this is the uh site that previously hosted the oceanic uh Motel now obviously motels are serve very important uh purposes in life and in society but from a zoning standpoint they can be a little intense
and presumably not a permitted or presumably a pre-existing non-conforming use my client uh recently became owners of the property and as I understand uh the Oceanic Motel was a a fairly distressed use in terms of uh some long-term claim some quality of life
issues and uh uh my client um became the owner of the property and arranged for the demolition now uh there's a legal standpoint sometimes from a legal strategy sometimes people say oh don't demolish it yet but to my
credit to my client uh my client uh had a non-nonsense attitude and arranged for that uh to be developed because he thought that was better for the city so I applaud that decision also uh once the structure was demolished just again not that this is relevant um but my client
uh basically let some other developers use the site as a staging move the mic a little closer to your now people in the back are having trouble hearing okay is that better much better okay thank you and um so when the uh structure was demolished my client allowed some uh
other developers to use the site as a staging ground uh for other approved uh construction and just as you know by its very nature construction can be sometimes uh inconvenient for the public in terms of truck traffic Machinery uh
so anyway in in some small part um I thank my client for allowing uh to minimize some public inconvenience by allowing that site to be utilized as a uh staging ground so now for the relevant subsequent developer history with this file uh we previously
submitted a subsequent developer application and we had uh a technical review committee meeting probably a year and a half ago um I'll call that TRC meeting number one and it was successful uh we were authorized to go to the next step um which is a presentation before
this very city council and we appeared before uh you all informal presentation and um I think that there were some requests for modifications and modifications were were were made and ultimately uh we received the
endorsement to go forward uh to have the uh start the commencement of the subsequent developer negotiation process and I believe a draft agreement has been prepared however an issue was subsequently raised uh regarding a claim that because of a potential need for a
technical variance uh there was a claim that perhaps the TRC meeting should have been noticed um and there was a concern that um we should go to the TRC again so we on our side didn't really agree with
that but obviously in the Spirit of moving forward and in the spirit of complying uh wanting to comply with uh City's established procedure and not withstanding timing sensitivities we agreed to reappear before the TRC um and we appeared before that TRC I
think it was June 24th of 2024 and um in conjunction with that uh the plans were actually even revised so anyway uh we're coming uh so here we are tonight coming back to
you uh for a presentation on the architectural uh Integrity or architectural elements and respectfully uh in many ways the city council has already endorsed the prior architectural rendering there have been some changes
but as my uh applicants or witnesses will testify uh not so much architectural changes from what you all previously saw and endorsed but rather some changes with the yard and and we'll go into that and and reductions and things so we are hoping um since we've
already uh presented uh to this uh governing body uh we're hoping that um you're we addressed your concerns and we're hoping respectfully requesting that we would again receive your informal endorsement to take it to the next uh level um that's the overall
story I have two witnesses tonight one is um Yohi Aldo who is the member of the LLC he's not really going to testify unless you all have questions for him and I have um our architect here Dan
Zeno who will go through what we previously submitted what changes and he's going to go through the various changes and and what we're presenting tonight so in conclusion just for my introduction uh we are committed uh my client is committed to the city of Asbury Park uh the client is committed
to developing the client is committed to developing in ordance with the Waterfront Redevelopment plan um the client is anxious to become uh hopefully become a subsequent appointed subsequent developer uh we're anxious to proceed to
the planning board um we're excited to build and develop and we're excited to hopefully operate this uh facility in the great city of Asbury so Mr Mayor if I may um I'll introduce yohay Alo and I'll have Dan zenedo our architect uh
present information to you if that's acceptable yes sir okay so Yohi I why don't you just where is Yohi this is Yohi he's one of the principles of the entity and this is Dan why don't you just introduce
yourself Daniel zetto with Mod architects now I know this is informal presentation do you want me to go through its qualifications or anything or just have them okay so Dan why don't you um just we talked earlier today and talked over the last several weeks why
don't you just to give a brief overview of what the project is and from an architectural standpoint what changes we made because I know there were some changes based upon TRC there were some changes from the city council informally and there were some some uh negotiations with some neighbors so why don't you
just go through everything so that the city council has a um and the public has a good idea of how we got here sure thank you uh can everyone hear me hello let's see if we get you another one and just so the public knows this is
a conceptual taking a temperature presentation nothing's getting voted on tonight just FYI thank you and um that's an excellent point uh deput mayor and we did specifically put in the notice that no official action would be taken thank you
anybody standing there's plenty of seats up here if you want to sit down wor case say you can that wire is going to fit up here you can talk right here okay can everyone hear me now yep all right uh then quickly I'll just kind of introduce the project um
give a little bit of background I'll go through some of the floor plans the renderings that we put together and then I'll highlight some of the changes that we've uh We've made on the project over the last two years so uh first just to
kind of Orient yourself to the site you can look at the large map here you and see uh the ocean front there the project is located just north of convention hall and uh it's bounded by King Ley web
Street 6 AV and 7th AV uh to highlight the the statistics of the project there's 94 total dwelling units two of them one-bedroom 49 two-bedroom 43 three-bedroom uh it's a
total of eight stories 114 ft and we're providing 152 parking spaces uh walking through through the plans quickly uh on the left is the lower level parking uh so the the main
area of the building is a parking field that will have stacked parking automated parking and um there's also space for bike storage and handicap parking as well and a elevator Lobby in the corner
now um each of the we'll call them townhouse buildings which are the uh kind of out buildings on the the wings of the the site here they all have access to this parking garage as well everything is kind of connected
underground here and uh moving on to the first floor there's also a second level of parking on the first floor and we have amenity spaces uh Fitness community room Lobby space and uh there's a few
apartments as well and then uh if we want to highlight the totals here the the self parking we have 92 parking spaces on the lower level um excuse me 60 parking on the first floor a total of
152 parking spaces and we're meeting all the requirements of the Waterfront Redevelopment plan uh without taking any deduction for Ev uh moving up through the building here the second floor also has a pool
deck and uh green roof Courtyard that is accessed uh from the building uh also uh all of the the townhouse buildings are connected as well uh moving up through the typical floors
as you can see uh we have a mix of two and three bedroom units okay and uh just some of uh moving on to some of our renderings this is a shot of the the corner entry at Kingsley and sixd
and um here uh a night shot showing kind of the overall building some of the materials that we've uh we've picked here uh we'll go into a little more detail later in the presentation another view and you can
just uh take note of how it aligns with the the building across the street the North Beach condos the generous uh distance from the from the building to the curb okay this is a view uh from Kingsley
looking South and this uh highlights how the the mass of the building steps down from eight stories to four stories and how it meets the uh the adjacent building a view looking East uh also important to note the relationship to
the building across Kingsley this view is from uh the corner of web and 7th looking Southeast um you see the townhouse structure uh in the mid block adjacent
uh to a new construction that has uh just recently been built uh the relationship there you can see had the the front of the property line aligns with the the new construction and again just another view
of our uh our entry and how that's kind of recessed from the the uh the corner and how it it will activate the street front with the the lobby space beyond another view of Kingsley uh looking
South and finally view of the townhouse on 7th of um looking East so just to highlight some of the changes that have happened to this plan since um the last presentation to
council and the initial TRC meeting um we've decreased the lot coverage it previously exceeded 90% we've brought that down to about 86% and uh by doing that we increased the per perable area the density has
decreased we're down to 94 units previously 98 units we've increased the parking count previously 148 now 152 we've added indoor bike storage for 64
bicycles we've uh added 5 foot sidey yards on web Street uh We've added 5ft sidey yards on 7eventh a uh these Chang of were all uh based on discussions with
neighbors and uh and requests from councils so the uh 6 foot sidey yard was added on 6th Avenue to accommodate a neighbor request and per city council request we recessed the building corner
at the 1 and a half story garage entry to pre preserve sight lines for the adjacent neighbor and we removed balconies at the townhouse along Kingsley to accommodate the adjacent property owner we've also reconfigured the pool amenity and green
roof area to accommodate the adjacent property owner and then uh lastly revised facade design and materials per city council requests so go into a little bit more detail if that's okay about some of these changes um this
diagram here on the left highlights the areas that are have been added as far as setbacks and new Green Space so overall the footprint of the building has been reduced we've added sidey yards at 7th a
and at web Street and to the neighbor on Sixth this uh this slide here highlights the change on 6th Avenue if you look at the the top image you you'll see that the building has
been pulled back we did have a four-story mass on the side of the building there that we have removed now so it's now everything is in line and we have space for for Windows on that instead of just a blank facade and we
are given a 6 foot yard on the side of the building to accommodate the neighbor and we've also pushed back the garage entry to preserve sight lines so that the the where the building meets the ground at the corner there is pushed back to align with the neighboring
building with the front of their porch this slide here uh is a diagram of the changes to the The Green Roof area and the pool amenity so there previously was a twostory indoor pool and fitness center
um located above the green roof and we've removed that entirely the the pool is now an outdoor pool it's been relocated uh pushed as close to our building as we could put it and we've also taken away the the
rear balconies on the Kingsley tow houses so that there's additional space uh between our building and the neighboring building behind it and then lastly uh just the to highlight some of the changes to the facade uh we we broke up the the scale
of the mass and the grid facade to break down the scale and make it more residential to represent the units that are behind the facade we've Incorporated more wood accents to give it a warmer feel and we've uh changed the base color
uh for the material down there to a lighter warmer gray as opposed to the dark gray that was there previously now this this rendering was what was also presented at the last time we presented to the city council so this has already been viewed and uh we were
approved to move forward at that time so that's all we have uh thank you that's it yes sir okay thank you uh you're showing the utilities in loc
uh lower parking level now is that guaranteed because I mean has New Jersey natural gas and all the utilities said that's where they're going to be because don't you need the utilities are up on the first floor if you look at the the plan we have spaces
um kind of in the core of the building there there's electrical room well I'm looking at page a0 it says overall lower parking level plan and it has storage and utility storage and utility storage and utility okay storage and utility
those are kind of placeholders for the the storage areas for those townhouse spaces but the main utilities for the the building will be located on the first floor in those utility rooms and that's already been by those are really storage rooms that are marked on the on
the lower level below the tow houses and that space that could be for tenant storage and uh Al additional bike storage and you already got the okay from all the utility companies that that's where they're going to go or could there be changes when they say hey
we can't go there we'll have to coordinate that with the utilities concep may not be actual conceptual locations for the utilities okay the stack parking are you going to have a
full-time attendant or is this going to be up to the attendants to figure out how to do it it's it's a a self uh parking lift system correct self okay then it's it's a push button
kind of retrieve and lower your car so I see it part of them says pit stackers and some of them say stacker lift so I guess I know what they are the pit stackers is going to go down and the stacker lift goes up right
we had another project trying to put in pit stackers and the D shut them down saying they can't be built are you sure these can be built yeah I mean in some cases there is a flood elevation issues but when I wa for the flood elevation that will be
something that will pose an issue additionally these are self par much okay I just wanted to bring to your attention somebody else tried to do this thank you and they made them fill all in with concrete right
okay uh that's all questions I have [Music] now I can do unless you want to go go ahead I have questions can you just pick show me the pictures again of the view corridors because in comparison to the houses how far out is this building from
the houses around it you go to the the ground four um there there on the first Flor plan you can see kind of the the there we go um the kind of a gray box for the adjacent buildings so you and and I do want to
say I appreciate the amount of work that you guys have put into making changes to this project um so just for my edification the the view quar is still blocked right the houses are still the building still fronts out front of the
houses no uh the the ground floor is pushed in so these are the upper floors once we get past the the kind of the one and a half floor of the the ground level then the building comes back out to the property
line can you show me in a picture that um that's that's web Street we go that one can you enlarge that picture
okay and then go a little bit to the to my right so I can see okay yeah so about how many inches how many feet out from those houses is it uh we're we're six feet from our
property line I can't say for sure how how far that is from the existing house CU they also have a sidey yard so it's can tell you it's greater than six feet I think the question correct me if I'm wrong will the porches have a sight view
will they be looking at a building porches of the two houses MH the the front of the the parking entry aligns with the front of the porch so sitting on the porch I'm going to be looking at so if you're sitting on the porch and you look diagonally down the
street towards the cuz the street is angled you will have the same view towards the ocean that you would doesn't look it it doesn't everybody have a time to question it doesn't look that way because from your
photo it looks as though the two homes are pushed back in the garage right uh is forward so it porch looking at a blank wall can you take me over to the apartment building with the
balconies I think it's 210 7 yeah okay how much space is it between that building and the existing building there from our building the building to the right to the building with the mural
on it uh again we have a five foot set yard a five foot side yard walkway or like a driveway there or is wall just up against the balcony no on our the side of our building yeah on the side of the
building with the mural no there's no driveway there what how much feet between those two buildings I don't have an exact number I can tell you that we're we're 5T from our property line plus whatever the existing sidey yard of the existing
building is well the complaint is that people are you know essentially can pass to the next building a cup of water right they go out on their back I mean it looks that close that's that's what I'm asking you about we very specifically did not put a balcony on
that area in addition it's a complete 5 in addition their yard theiron so I'm not sure but they have balconies so they have a yard and a balcony right yeah I'm yeah I'm asking how close is that to your building so they yor distance it's about probably
around 5 ft but we have an additional 5 ft that we put on our prop so We Shrunk our building by 5 ft on both sides to accom both these neighbors so even though this is zero L line Redevelopment plan right we specifically shrunk it that was part of the things that we did
We Shrunk it on both ends 5 ft so we had a loss of total 10 ft Frontage on the building in order to accommodate that further are you saying that there's 10 ft between building on the left to the building on the right or 5T 5T on my
property and there's even more than that on their property so there there's a total of 10t probably 10 or more feet between us and then also I don't know if it's R4 but this this photo here with this house
if you could turn to that one that one that one what is the distance between your building and that that home in this case we're actually the Zer pardon me we're at the zero so I just want to understand what you're saying
again between 210 7th and your building you're saying is 10 ft correct okay and there's what grass there or a driveway there like what what exists there planted grass for us gr there for us it's grass for them
it's and then what we're also saying is because there's balconies currently on that side that's there they're a few feet out so that eats into your 10 feet again I'm not I'm not saying it's your balconies I'm just trying to understand
I'm just trying to understand the distance yeah okay so so From A Balcony to the building I guess I'm trying to figure out how much space these people have no less than five feet is that a fair statement possible to be less than five
okay so so minimum of five feet Yes okay minimum 5T on our property in addition to the fact that their balconies are not at the property line they're not at the property line their balconies bonies set so there's an additionally there in addition to
our and okay and this also has the view Corder blocked if I'm looking at that right I mean I understand that you brought it in I appreciate that I'm my apologies if I ask you keep on referencing the vi well
I'm not I'm not a planner so I'm using layman's terms when as John Moore said when you walk out onto your porch can you look down the street that is what I'm asking and do you see the ocean or water
or do you see a building you will see the neighboring building right which is built on the L line so okay they won't see that neighboring building in this point but what we did was we set it back so that there is some sort of an angled view for them that is I don't know what an angled view means what does that mean angled view means we open it up so that
there isn't a wall coming right at you right next to you to your height of your porch so we pushed it pulled it in and pulled it away so that when they come to the porch they do have an angled view towards the street and it's not shattered that was something that we went through with city council the first
time okay but if I walk out and I look I see a building that's the first thing I see okay on on all all on both sides on both Sixth and seven yes okay I mean I'm just going to be
honest I don't love that right you said what I said I don't love that okay [Music] questions you have question no we we have the same questions about can you see what's next and but they're going to
stay around answer question oh yeah yeah we're going to go right to the public session you guys do you mind if I sit here and I'll take oh absolutely please do because you're going to need the microphones all right we're 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 the public participation portion of the meeting is now open any member of the public who wishes to speak please use the microphone state your name and address for the record there will be a 3-minute time limit for each speaker please ordinances 2025 1 through 4 will be
tabled tonight due to the absence of the planet twist that a little bit we ask people who are talking on this to talk first no no hold on one second please go ahead thank you just we need
your name and address please sure uh good evening my name is Susan midus uh my address is 63 p Drive in Atlantic Highlands however I am representing food and water watch uh with more than 2 million supporters food and water watch
fights for sustainable food clean water and a livable climate for all of us you have helped us in the past by supporting our climate efforts specifically by passing a resolution to stop the proposed casby power plant in Woodbridge
with your support we were successful in stopping this polluting project we are once again asking for your help the New Jersey legislature will be considering the Superfund act s
3545 and a 4696 a bill that would force polluters to pay for the damage they cause to our environment the bill has already been passed by the state senate committee it is similar to bills already passed by the states of New York and
Vermont as a Coastal Community you know better than most most that Asbury Park is vulnerable to the effects of climate change if past any municipality in need of climate change adaptation and resilience projects would be able to
apply for the funds raised by the ACT this is a great opportunity for Asbury Park to support a bill that would provide funding at no cost to your taxpayers will you support this bill by resolution at your next city council
meeting I have included a summary document and a draft resolution for your consideration that I'll make available after the meeting many thanks in advance and thank you for your time and thank you and uh we got this late this afternoon and I asked Anthony to call
you and say hey we're going to do this you don't have to come out tonight in the cold weather so but we appreciate all you do for the thank you and we appreciate the support that Asbury Park gives us all the time so thank you very much you very [Music]
much hello my name is Gabriela kinata I live at 2096 Avenue thank you for this opportunity to um give comments so there are so many issues with this plan that are inconsistent with the Bradley plan and the Waterfront Redevelopment plan
that I can only touch upon the most egregious the proposed structure will destroy the air flow and sight lines of the homes to the West it will aggravate the flooding that is already problem in this area it will add more concrete and
fewer spaces for trees to thrive and add another heat Island area to the city maps my home was built by Edward stad in 1894 two years later Edward built the house at 207 um 6th Avenue the blocks
west of our home have many um original historic homes so it's a very beautiful area of the city the Waterfront re Redevelopment plan indicates that whatever is built should fit into the neighborhood the first objective on page
nine is to preserve the character and history of Asbury Park page 63 of the plan indicates the frontages of the new building shall be harmonious with the block face on both sides of its Street the proposed plan is neither harmonious
or consistent with this mandate its height and design totally do not respect the historic feel of the residential neighborhood the Redevelopment allowances of to on height as Illustrated on page 70 of the Waterfront Redevelopment plan only apply to full
block development for full block development the plan requires a reduction of four stories halfway up the block this this lot is actually six there's originally six Lots on this block and they have four of them so there must be a reduction down to four
four blocks on Sixth Avenue the re um the density of this building for the given lot size does not make sense it also um is far from what anyone would consider luxury accommodations there is railroading through the at least there was in the last plan railroading through
the the the bedrooms the proposed 94 units with approximately 230 bedrooms on Four City Lots will totally change the relaxed Vibe of this neighborhood contrast to the 240 bedrooms that make up the Asbury Ocean Club The Ocean Club
consists of a full city block and is 16 stories high they're proposing squashing almost the same density in this this little area um also The Ocean Club has 411 parking spots that don't require stacking that will be a problem if
there's a power outage and I'm running out of time um I know but anyway I I think that that that there's problems with flooding there's problems with parking this area is people are parking to Main Street if they live in this area
in the summertime it's it's a problem I thank you for your consideration I think that this plan just needs to be totally reworked thank you thank you hold on one second don't start that Michelle how how high what is the what is the Redevelopment plan call for on
this plot is it eight stories certain parts can be eight but others have to drop down to four the amendment in 2019 gives the discretion to the planning board to determine where the
breaks are the the original plan shows um on the height map sections that can be a in the sections that can be four but the amendment that we passed in 2019 lets the planning board determine
where the height breaks does that does that make sense okay sorry okay all right hello my name is Frank cochinada I live at 209 6th Avenue I have 17 reasons for objecting to the proposed building plans however
I'm only going to present the top nine first one being 95 residential units for this footprint is too dense there's 8 stories and 114 ft is too high for this residential area all the other development in the area has limited
themselves to four maybe five stories nothing on this side of of Kingsley is eight8 stories and it shouldn't be eight stories how does striping result in three additional parking spaces according to
uh uh the plan uh 152 parking spots is not adequate for 95 or 94 residential units uh most of the other developments are providing at least two parking spots per unit the other thing is there's only
one one or two one bedrooms then there's a lot of two bedrooms and a lot of three bedrooms there's got to be some more parking for those additional housing bedroom units uh while the uh master plan allows for some larger numbers that's for bulk
requirements which are not in play here uh because they're not taking up the full block uh the lack of setbacks from uh from row uh right of way restricts air flow sunlight and View for the existing
full pay full taxpaying uh residents in the area and everything Downstream of not just us but everybody inland will will uh suffer 44 pit stackers and 30 stack lifters are just a disaster waiting to
happen of the drawings R5 and R six clearly illustrate how out of proportion the new new projects dimensions are compared to the existing buildings I ask that this plan not be approved I would ask that you require the developer to present something that
is more respectful uh to the existing full-paying taxpayers uh and residents in the area um and that's it thank you for your time thank you good evening uh my name is Roger
Mumford um I'm the developer who recently completed the Rhythm and um I've met with Yohi on a number of occasions uh not not more recently if I may can I come to the screen please yes you're three minutes so you're walking time
counts okay so couple there's a lot of deceptive stuff here for example um I met with yoh to make sure that this area would not be more than four stories um his first floor because of the stack parking is a story and a half and when you look on 7th Avenue you see the same
thing you'll see the Rhythm which is muted for whatever reason and then the building next door is the same number of stories but it's a story taller this is really five stories y you've got to drop this 10 ft or you're blocking everything you said you would do CL conversations can I see the floor
plan quickly sir because there's no color pictures in terms of Aerials drone shots or anything that would give this audience the feel of just how utterly preposterous this whole thing is so we see the floor plan please okay so because this building
isn't very deep the units we call them railroad you go in and it's bedroom bedroom bedroom is this just a pure rental or is it for sale look look there's no cross there's no cross conversation address us I apologize okay okay well I've never seen
a forell product like in my life you know maybe in Panama City but the reality is that this floor plan if anybody blows it up and looks at it you're going to find my building has only two and a half three times uh rather this one has two or three and
three times the volume but I've got 14 units and 28 bedrooms in a spectacular building this is preposterous and over the winter with Michelle Alonzo and others weekly I was on calls about Roger you can't move the electric even though
the utility company determines everything the Builder has no choice in it and I said why is is it that we're on a building that I'm building that's a jewel why is it that we're torturing me when you're considering an 8 or 10 story building and they said oh but that's a different time so I'm here tonight to
say well it's upon us and when people see the separation it's going to be unbelievable and I'm going to I'm going to get my stuff together I'm going to come in with a real presentation and I will be here at every meeting as long as it takes to make sure this building is never
built thank you Kevin can you we've had this problem before can you get me from floor to ceiling EV EV for every building the four story and the eth story what the feet is so if is it 9 feet is it 12 feet
is it 13 feet um if we could we we what he's saying we've had we've had a problem before where it's like 16t and we're considering that one story uh Dan do you know the information
off hand or is that something we'll have to get back uh I'd have to get back to give you accurate but it's not 16 ft but we will get you that that information yes ma'am okay good evening
everyone my name is Gloria Peretti and my address is 3056 Avenue I've been a full-time resident since 2014 my house was built in 1894 and it's a historic
Victorian I am writing this letter to ask that you take into consideration the negative impacts of the proposed project at 2011 6th Avenue 1509 and 1511 kingley Street to begin with 6th Avenue consists
mainly of two and three story buildings the proposed project is a stories high and does not fit with the character of this residential block the proposed project will create a massive increase of vehicle traffic on
this residential street it's already increased significantly ever since the traffic pattern was changed on Sunset Avenue Vehicles driving east towards the beach can't drive straight to Ocean Avenue so they turn onto web Street and
wind up on 6th Avenue during the summer months it's even worse the proposed structure appear to extend out more onto the sidewalk than North Beach this will impede airf flow and block the ocean
view enjoyed by many residents including myself the proposed project is out of proportion with the Quiet North End the recently completed Rhythm condominiums on 7th Avenue is more to scale for the
area the new py homes project on kingley Street near 6th Avenue is three stories and blends with the neighborhood in addition to the above the height of the proposed project will restrict sunlight
thus creating more Shadow on 6th Avenue and surrounding streets a more comprehensive study should be made available to the public pertaining on how a 114t tall structure will affect sunlight and air
flow 18 other projects in town that I've researched are in the three four and five stories high the addition of 94 units for the proposed project will automatically and
continuously create more car traffic more sanitation trucks more delivery trucks on a residential street although the Waterfront Redevelopment plan was adopted in the early 2000s the proposed project is not
in line with the original Bradley plan where Avenues were designed in such a way as to maximize air flow and minimize the obstruction of ocean views the developer Asbury luxury apartments and Resorts LLC wishes to
build a tall high density structure to maximize ask you to finish your paragraph and if you have somebody else with you you can pass on to them they can finish reading it there you go Gloria what's your address again 3056 Avenue I'm I'm Ben Hall 307 6th Avenue
glor's neighbor uh the developer a Asbury luxury apartments and Resort LLC wishes to build a tall high density structure to maximize their profits I get it I understand capitalism however I also believe the developers not taking into consideration how this project will
negatively affect the neighborhood and his residents please take the above isues into consideration as this massive development will fundamentally change the lives character and quality of life in the quiet North End in closing I want to say that just because you can doesn't mean you shouldn't thank you Gloria
predy February 12th 2025 and Ben Hall and I'm I'll just Echo the comments of my neighbors as well I feel the same way I live next door to all of them thank you thank you both good evening uh Timothy B midlan I'm an attorney in Wall Township I represent Mr Mrs forcus who happen to
live at uh 2076 Avenue which is the house adjacent to the eight story building and to the West uh they are impacted by far the most with this with this proposal um I'm going to raise essentially two issues one is the lack
of compat compatibility and a lack of sensitivity to my clients and the proposal and I'm also going to address address the intensity of the proposal and I'll do that using objective numbers regarding the compatibility the building is proposed
to be six feet from my prop from my client's property put that perspective I'm six foot that table is about 6 foot the white table up front 6 feet the building's 114 ft high it's eight stories not including including the
mezine does that show sensitivity does that show compatibility they they applauded themselves tonight because it was Zero feet but now that 6 feet is a big deal uh you know I I I think I think I think that's
preposterous number two in terms of compatibility before 2018 the developer was required to develop the whole block so um unlike unlike some other situations in Atlantic City or New York City developer would
come in developed the whole block and we wouldn't have issues where uh single family residences were being uh really overwhelmed with an a story building the views that was that was an interesting comment from the architect I that the views of my client
would not be impacted I assure you as the following and my my client's here we spoke Mr Kennedy in a summer very good very great to deal with his client went out and put a yellow tape where the
building would be after it got moved back if he sits on his porch he sees nothing but the building if he walks down the steps and looks up he can see the street all East views are blocked from the house and from the porch and
certainly the ocean views are blocked and I defy them to come forward with an accurate portrayal of that where the building is relative to our porch and house and the only way you do it is you have to take a shot from uh west to east to show exactly where the building is
and where it's impacting my client finally in terms of intensity anybody can just come up and say hey I think it's too intense but I'm not going to do that I'm going to use objective criteria the
applicant is developing 51% of the block and I want to put that in perspective I'm going to have to I'm done that your client finish the read okay hi William farcus uh 2076 AV um
I've been a uh a homeowner in town since in the city since 2013 we've purchased 2076 AV in 2020 and um the um the city approved plans for us to uh restore the house and
um you know I think my wife did a a phenomenal job she unfortunately couldn't be here tonight um so what I have here is a presentation that just you know it's it's it's a it's a informal presentation but it just goes through some some numbers and ratios and
I I would like to bring up to uh to the council well we'll get them at the end so you use your time go ahead yeah no I I don't you know so so basically the the the block the applicant had is um yeah here just take those you can hand
them out um the applicant um's property is approximately 51% of the block just over half and they are looking at taking um Tim where's our numbers here so they're they're taking up uh over
2third and yes so so based on based on 143 units per the per the Redevelopment plan they should have about approximately 73 units on this on their 51% of the block um you know I I I think there's also
some logic here yeah and they're proposing 94 but I think there's some logic here that if the city was okay with 209 and 207 restoring those houses our houses our
homes um you know why how does this fit in with the neighborhood B per the uh the Redevelopment plan of the uh you know um Northshore Redevelopment plan so that like I just think there's like a little bit of logic here of like what do we want what kind of President do we
want to set here are we setting like this stack parking high density next to these homes that are historic that were built in the early 1900s 1800s and so I I just think that you know you could see through this there's all kinds of ratios here that just seem Preposterous but you
know at the end of the day it's um you know you I have a six-year-old daughter and and there's a pool in 100 foot building that's going to be next to a pool that you guys approved that we're going to start construction on in March so you know we're trying to do you know
have a nice house uh we understand we're in a re Redevelopment Zone but at the end of the day this is just just doesn't make sense py did a nice sacked Town Home Project you know havani and you know I know it's not really announced but the seventh to eighth AV block uh you know they they've I've seen some
plans I happen to be the real estate business and they've got a really nice product that they're putting over there and it's a lot nicer than than than what's proposed adjacent to us by um the applicant so that's all I got thank you Denise nadell 209 6th
Avenue I've lived there now several months and I just want to tell you that that neighborhood is pristine you see the same people walking down the street every day with their pets and it's a neighborhood this is going to be a
massive wall completely separating the two houses from the beach front that doesn't make any sense to me also the other issue is the parking is going to be on Sixth Avenue the entrance we're not talking about how much traffic's
going to go in and out of that street I just can't see how that it could handle it the way the street is designed and that's another big issue so ditto to what everyone else said and I hope that this project does not go through thank
you can you just show me a picture where the the rhythm is in comparison to this building yeah the rhym on this plan is those okay and you you don't have a picture of it on the seventh side I
think we do yeah there's a picture there there it is there it is okay just point it point it out Dan oh the one that's faded I gota okay so just for my edification again
between the Rhythm and your building how how much space is there they built their property all the way 10 10 ft from their lot line they'll built five stories all the way in and my my what's in my backyard is just the one
and a half stories for the parking I'm commit three we did we specifically reduced it we used to have the amenity space there and removed it for so essentially he's using my backyard as his backyard cuz he has only 10 ft between the back of his building and his property the origional intent is that he
he's within the zoning area that he's allowed eight stories it's supposed to be eight stories and three stories in the back right he very specifically built a five story structure all the way to the back and an average height of 116 ft for all for for his floors and he goes all the way stretches all the way
to back he left only 10 ft in the rear and then he came to me with this request you know I need my I need my windows to see and so forth so that's where we remove that's where that diagram that Daniel showed before we remove that space so we have a one and a half story
in the back there but besides that he gets the entire view of my green roof okay and in addition that he's built on the prop yes ma'am hi I'm Kathy herwitz I live at 313
6th Avenue historic house on the Block just west of this proposed development um I would like to uh reiterate that I agree with with everything that that my neighbors have
spoken about earlier and just talk about the scale and how wrong it is for this neighborhood it it's just it it's ignoring pretty much everything around
it and um it seems like it just is plopped down in a spot that it shouldn't be that north side is different and west of Kingsley is is different and should
be treated that way and approached that way and I think it's really uh it stings us as as homeowners and um people who respect the neighborhood and it's clear
that that this this uh project does not respect the neighborhood thank you thank you hi everyone I'm going to switch gears a little bit um my name is Kylie mandville and I live on Arthur Drive in Redbank but I'm a social work intern with the Asbury Park School District I
want to thank the council for um all you do for Asbury uh today I wanted to speak about asbury's status as a sanctuary City meaning that there are policies which limit local law enforcement cooperation with Federal immigration enforcement and of course is does not mean that law enforcement in asbery interferes with organizations like ice
but that they do provide certain info to ice without um warrants an example of these kind of policies at the state level is as of November 2018 the Attorney General of New Jersey issued the Immigrant trust directive which prohibits NJ police officers from participating in federal immigration
raids as well as prohibits um them from stopping questioning arresting searching or detaining individuals based solely on actual or suspected immigration status this directive is still in place regardless um of who is the the president uh this is an amazing protection for those in our community
and state but I want to bring our attention to the designation federally of certain locations deemed as sensitive meaning in Immigration enforcement should not take place here these are places like bus stops uh college campuses churches medical facilities and schools um on January 21st acting
Department of Homeland Security secretary Benjamin Huffman issued a directive which resins this designation of areas thereby permitting ice to take actions near schools or even um inside schools if producing certain warrants uh we're seeing the effects of these
policies right now in azr park um and I'm sure many of you if not directly impacted are feeling the fear for yourself your family and um our community recently a parent was dropping off their child at Bradley Elementary School and Upon returning home was
detained by Ice uh the fear of these authorities has a documented impact um on attendance in schools when the family members of students are undocumented or even fear being profiled as such based on their appearance uh we have noticed High rates of absenteeism since Trump's
election in the asber Park School District across all four schools this data is currently being compiled by the central office administration of the asber Park School District to see uh really the clear impact on all of these schools and uh all that is to say I'm requesting today for more information
from the city council as to what or ordinances have been passed that affirm Asbury Park as a sanctuary City and if they are publicly available I may have missed them on the website and looking it over so that could be my fault um but making those more well known and um yeah that my my second
thing is that you make these ordinances known and or pass one similar to other Sanctuary cities in New Jersey and similar States uh basically we want to protect the children and families that are the fabric of this community and I think that support from the city council on this in any way would be an amazing
step towards that thank you thank you and we'll have to get back to you with some of that information so if you could leave us a contact information okay sure okay thank you hi um I'm Michelle Moki I'm from 404 7th Avenue um this is my
first meeting so getting used to it all um I was not knowing what I was going to see today but after seeing this I mean I live on 7th AV I have my neighbors I know everyone on my block I've been here for about 5 years um I have a friend
with a balcony that we were Amy you were talking about that's facing on 7th half the one with the mural um I live on the same facing side of my building and I do have a bigger building next to me but it's about 40 to 50 feet in between us
um I still get a lot of sunlight um blockage and I'm fortunate to not have full blockage but I'm just thinking that the value of like living there is going to go down the value of these houses are going to go down um just think about the
people who are already established there who already pay their rent um it's all going to be a collapsing but yeah that's my view there you go thank you very much hi 209 6th Avenue Lauren I've never
been on this part of before only Grandma so it's been a little weird for me um but I also wanted to mention that my family's been here for almost 70 years and I had the pleasure of living with my grandmother for three I was on Eighth and ever since I've been born I've been
coming here for the for the remainder of my life I've never seen solution I've only seen just ever growing useless Evolution and I think that my mom has told me countless times she used to see a view from where we were on 8th Avenue we were blocks away from the beach I
understand that we are a tourist town we have to do all this fun stuff but we are not La we're not Miami we can't afford this and also is this building going to be affordable for anybody honestly I just want to know that and I really have trouble with parking as
everybody else I really like if this wasn't built thank you thank you hi poly Shula I'm representing Asbury Park complet Streets Coalition I just wanted to say hello thank you most most of you are probably here for this this project and you're probably maybe
going to leave after this conversation is over um so I wanted to just bring to your attention the very last resolution whether we were going to be talking about this again at the end of the meeting I don't know but the last resolution establishing and adopting a vision zero policy and a goal for the
city of Asbury Park is huge and I just want to say thank you this is it's a very big deal if if you all are not familiar with what Vision zero means it means um not eliminating but but reducing crashes and enabling people to
get around a city safely reducing deaths and serious injuries due to crashes and especially the um the the impact of cars when crashes occur so that people don't die or are not
seriously injured in crashes crashes may still occur but designing streets so that they are no longer easy to SP speed on speeding is one of the biggest uh we all are very much aware of the speeding that takes place in Asbury Park all the time so the redesigning and um uh
looking at the the built environment so that we can um make the city more walkable and rollable so I just that that's really all I wanted to say was thank you I don't know how much more convers conversation we'll have about this tonight but it is the last resolution and again thank you for bringing it up and I hope you'll vote
for it it isn't just a resolution it means that stuff has to happen that things have to change that building um that that infrastructure has to be has to be implemented so I hope you'll all just go to um visionz Network do I think it's.org or.com go to AP complete
street.org I have a couple of cards with me and you can read about it read what Vision zero means and how you can get involved it would be great thanks thank you and thank you for your kind words and for your input in getting this uh to our attention even though it's since
Statewide attention and uh this is going to be an action plan with Community involvement to get to that Vision zero policy where like by 2020 hopefully many years before that we cut down if not eliminate all serious
injuries vehicles and pedestrians the governor did sign a Target zero bill by the way and we are following just two weeks ago that bill was signed so any cities in New Jersey that are establishing a vision Z policy are going to bolster the target zero bill that the
governor signed meaning that the entire state will start to we actually are one of the top states for for uh deaths and and injuries of pedestrians and bicyclists so we want to you know get rid of that statistic and by 2040 eliminate crashes deaths and injuries so
that's it's a pretty tall order but I think we are moving in the right direction thank you so much okay and I have to give uh kudos to James banano our transportation planner who with short notice was able to pull this together and get something that's
out there and can be tweaked down the road but again the B big thing is about there's going to be Community involvement in this with probably quarterly meetings down the road addressing everything so James great job thank you good evening Tom Pinsky 16007 emarie street I'm the chair of the
environmental shade commission uh two issues one this proposed plan here uh is lovely in terms of heartscape but there's very little in terms of Greenscape uh I'm not exactly sure why that has been omitted but a few trees
and maybe about a foot and a half of grass is not going to really help that area Gabriella mentioned earlier that it's already flood prone and that's only going to make it worse because where's the water going to go so I think that's an important piece to remember and
secondly I was here several months ago I guess it was telling you that the sh Tre commission no longer has a van at its propos at its disposal and I have asked the city to look into the possibility of getting a van or cargo van or truck or
something that the commission can use because the weather is miserable right now but in a very few days it's going to be lovely and uh we have no way of getting around we have no way of taking care of our Gardens we have no way of taking care of our trees so please
remember that thank you we're working on it and we're working on our budget and you know that will be a proposed piece of the budget and hopefully we'll be able to do it thank thank you uh Mary Vino 1700 web Street High Council thank you and it's nice to see a
big crowd here tonight this is one of I think three or four major projects that we're looking at on Kingsley North End I think one of the attorneys for the Delta and a couple of other things that are here every time we get one of these to Tom's point less
trees and less Green Space um I don't know if we have an answer to it is this going to be pet friendly this building now with 90 some OD units again I don't know if it's answered or not I believe the other two that have been approved are pet friendly there's no
grass that's a great point yeah say it again really so I I was here for every time I come here I don't even own a dog so I'd like the consideration for more green space more grass helps the
runoff helps the heat so whether we're at zero variance and we talk about you know the 5T um again this is six feet so let's consider where our buildings are placed how tall they're placed the impact of the shade and the lack of
grass and help the dogs out all right thank you Council thank you m anybody else like to be heard the motion to close move second all in favor bye before we go on and Michelle I got to ask you a question if you don't know
the answer no problem because I should have thought of it beforehand not on this project on all projects I'm gu ing a shade study wasn't done because if I live here and my house is like this and I got building next to
me I got my tomato guard in the back I ain't growing tomatoes so I mean can we ask for a sh we can ask for anything okay what's what's the recommendation if Council would feel more comfortable you know with a shade
study you can ask the the proposed developer for one okay I think would help I think not just for this project for every project going forward just because shade if if I own a twostory house I got an
eight-story Bild next to me I'm going to be in the dark the rest of my life so I mean so I mean okay so again take it on you I think it's something we should ask for everybody from here on out okay thank you and then just a quick question Kevin you have Asbury Park luxury
apartments are these apartments or condos they're not the name is confusing but it's actually it's it's full um for sale unit and that that is actually a requirement of of the U water subsequent developer agreement yes water I'm sorry water friend okay unless you have anything
else you want to add uh no I I want I wanted to thank you I wanted to thank you for giving us the time I wanted to thank you uh members of the public Who come out I appreciate their commitment to the city and again just in closing I would say thank you and our plan our proposal is largely consistent I know
people are concerned with use density height and and stories they do comply and I know there's a lot of concern about that front setback again we comply in fact it's sending it back is less consistent with with the plan but I
appreciate these um comments uh Deputy Mayor Quinn we're going to get you that information on the uh Florida ceiling Heights uh give us a couple days to get that information and um Mr Mayor I will speak to the client uh regarding uh the the request for a shade study so that um
if we do go to the planning board and when we do go to the planning board we can have that so that everyone public and the U planning board members can have that information because it's fair question I deeply appreciate it thank you and also would you please make sure
that you send the information to all of us that you're going to send to the mayor and as well to the deputy absolutely thank you and I should have implied that but but yes good good good point anything we submit uh we'll go through the clerk's office or Michelle's office and make sure everybody gets it thank
you okay just question Michelle just procedur now what happens well now this doesn't just automatically go to the planning board without us voting we'd have to we'd have to vote let's just say you make changes then it would
come to us to vote to put to go to planning no that Michelle explained okay that's part that's that's part two the next part is um if the is an SDA a subsequent redevelopers agreement okay and if so desired and in a resolution
that adopts the SDA it also sends it to the planning board with you as the Redevelopment entity authorizing it to go forward I would say if you are interested in a shadow study and the
proposed developer is agreeing to it that they do it sooner rather than later that they do it now right I just want everybody to know and myself to know that this is not going to the planning board until we vote on correct okay thank you
and and then Mr Mayor is is this a vote that we would come to or I'm sorry I'm sorry is it is it a vote that we would come to that we notice for or no so what the next part
is ironing out details in the SDA about this project so that is the next step and um yes of course would be in a would be a public meeting here and that if going
for you know at that point be a resolution adopting an SBA and then referring it to the planning board that's the and the development steps for the Waterfront that the next step thank you thank you thank you
thank you ladies and gentlemen have a good evening y we're now on to the minutes I have the executive if let's let's wait a couple minutes for everybody to leave so we have some we can hear ourselves did you need one of these no thank
you thank you okay we're going to ask you all going to ask you all to take your conversations outside please so we can proceed yeah got thank you okay you
Anthony tried couldn't get send you an email you didn't have to give phone numbers we didn't want you to come down because we knew we were going to do it you're you're going to support it yes yes why not wonderful Oh's know resolution there sample one
that you can use thank you thank you keep up the good work thank you go [Music] ahead we are now on to the minutes I have the executive meeting minut minutes and regular meeting minutes for the
January 29th meeting do I have a motion move it second council member Bez Anderson yes council member Clayton yes Deputy Mayor Quinn yes mayor Moore yes we're now on to individual resolutions resolution 2025 597 resolution approving payment of bills move
it second council member Bez Anderson yes council member Clayton yes Deputy Mayor Quinn yes mayor Moore yes resolution 2025 96 resolution approving special event applications move it second council member Bez Anderson yes Council mayor
Clayton yes Deputy Mayor Quinn yes mayor Moore yes resolution 2025 98 resolution authorizing the transfer of appropriation reserves in the fiscal year 2024 budget do I have a motion move it second Council mayor Bez Anderson yes Council
mayor Clayton yes Deputy Mayor Quinn yes mayor Moore yes resolution 2025 99 resolution amending temporary budget Appropriations for 2025 budget second counc Merson yes Council mayor Clayton yes Deputy Mayor Quinn yes mayor Moore yes resolution
20278 resolution ratifying the superior Officers Association local number six of the patrolman's benevolent Association of the state of New Jersey Union contract move it second council member Arison council member Clayton yes Deputy Mayor Quinn yes mayor Mo yes
resolution 20251 100 resolution authorizing the purchase of a thickener transfer pump needed at the wastewater treatment plant move it second Council mayor bezon yes Council mayor Clayton yes Deputy Mayor Quinn yes mayor Moore yes resolution 2025 101 resolution Al
authorizing the annual renewal of adobe move it council member BZ yes Council May Clayton yes Deputy Mayor Quinn yes mayor Mo yes resolution 2025 102 resolution authorizing an annual boiler service agreement with Superior Central
Boiler move it second Council mayor Bez Arison yes council member Clayton yes Deputy Mayor Quinn yes may Moore yes resolution 2025 103 resolution authorizing an agreement with M recycling for the processing and disposition of recycable
materials Mo second council member berson yes council member Clayton yes Deputy Mayor Quinn yes mayor Moore yes resolution 2025 104 resolution authorizing agreement with jcpnl move it second Council mayor Bez Arison yes Council M Clayton yes Deputy
Mayor Quinn yes mayor Mo yes resolution 2025 105 resolution authorizing a professional service contract for state police accreditation maintenance move it second Council mayor Bez Anderson yes Council M Clayton yes Deputy Mayor Quinn
no mayor no resolution 2025 106 resolution of the mayor and City Council of the city of Asbury Park determining that the development of affordable housing for the project known as the mamora family community and education center will address an existing need in the city of Asbury Park for house for
home program financing block 802 Lots 1 through 3 and 5 1200 1210 Springwood Avenue and 39 and 43 Atkins Avenue I have a question on this move it second question question question so where uh
is what is the the location exactly whereing you know where the Turf Club is Spring Avenue the turf the land right around the Turf Club okay and how many units are they put in in there four AFF un eight affordable
units and these when you say affordable may I ask him a question Y when you say affordable is it very low low moderate or a Workforce moderate units two of
which I didn't hear the last part I'm sorry all will be affordable for two of which will be compant with Ed and they're also moving their headquarters some 800 block of force to hear and they're also put in an Asbury
Park Museum okay are you asking for a pilot no no and the affordable units is it going to be for 30 years we're seeking affordable housing construction subsidies right now via the
home program The Hub requirement is for a for building period of 20 years the two units that will be credible to the city of abbor Park will pull uck make perod years for those uck what unability controls for
the state of New Jersey okay thank you roll call all right council member Bez erson yes council member Clayton yes Deputy Mayor quinnn yes mayor Moore yes resolution 2025 107 resolution appointing Municipal housing liaison move second council member Bez Arison I
have a question is this uh for this position are we hiring someone for this no it's the city clerk oh okay thank you all right counc yes uh council member Clayton yes Deputy Mayor Quinn yes mayor
Moore yes I'm right it is the city clerk right yes city clerk yep uh resolution 2025 108 resolution establishing and adopting Vision zero policy and goal for the city of Asbury Park move it second council member Bez
Arison yes council member Clayton yes Deputy Mayor Quinn yes mayor Moore yes we're now moving on to ordinances for introduction I have ordinance 20255 ordinance of the city of Asbury Park amending and supplementing chapter 4 entitled General licensing of the code of the city of Asbury Park to amend
special event fees with a public hearing date of February 26 2025 do I have a motion move it second Council mayor Bez Arison yes council member Clayton yes Deputy Mayor Quinn yes mayor Moore yes we are now moving on to ordinances for second reading ordinance 2025 51
ordinance amending the 121 Memorial Drive Redevelopment plan for property located at 121 Memorial Drive motion to table second Council mayor bz Arison yes council member Clayton yes Deputy Mayor Quinn yes mayor Moore yes the ordinance has been tabled to the February 26
meeting ordinance 20252 ordinance of the city of Asbury Park in the county of M state of New Jersey providing for the special assessment of the cost of certain waste Wastewater storm water roadway streetcape utility and other infrastructure improvements on block 4306 slots 1 through 8 200 210 8th
Avenue 2011 209 7th Avenue and 1604 web Street on the city tax map which are located within the city of Asbury Park wfront Redevelopment area establishing a mechanism for payment of the cost thereof move it second motion to table oh move
it second I have a motion table first second okay all right uh Council M bz Arison yes council member Clayton yes deputy mayor yes mayore yes the ordinance has been tabled to the February 26th meeting ordinance 20253 ordinance of the city of Asbury Park authorizing the execution of a financial
agent with KOB Nan Delta at Asbury Park urban renewal LLC considering property located at block 4306 Lots 1 through 8 200 210 8th Avenue 2011 209 7th Avenue and 1604 web Street on the city tax map within the Asbury Park re Waterfront
Redevelopment area and granting a tax exemption move to table second Council mayor Bez Arison council member Clayton yes Deputy Mayor Quinn yes mayor Moore yes the ordinance has been tabled to the February 26 meeting ordinance 20254 ordinance amending the Redevelopment
plan for 101 1 Avenue City of Asbury Park Mammoth County block 401 Lots 10 11 12 and 13 Mo move to table second council member Bez Anderson council member Clayton yes de May
Quinn a yes yes the ordance has been tabled to the February 26th meeting if that is all for tonight do I have a motion to adjourn move it move second meeting is adjourned thank you