--------- bring our meeting to order this is a regular meeting of the mayor B Council of the B Seaside Park in the county Bo and state of New Jersey held on Thursday February 6 2025 advertised to begin at the conclusion of the work session meeting which has now just ended pursuant of the provisions of New Jersey's open public meetings act adequate notice of this meeting was properly provided by transmitting the notice of the meeting for public the Asbury Park Press and the
ocean star on January 3rd 2025 notice of the meeting of the governing body also has been posted in the corridor of the municipal building and in the office of the municipal clerk roll call council member amabel here council member condos here council member Connor here council member craft here council member rotunda here council president wil here mayor Peterson here thank you let us all rise together for a moment of silence to be
followed by our Pledge of Allegiance IED to the of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one nation
God indivisible andice for [Music] all the first item on the agenda is a motion for approval of the minutes those are the minutes of January 23rd 2025 a work session January 23rd 2025 a regular meeting any corrections additions from Council or if not a motion I'll make a motion there
motion by council member member craft second second by council president roll call council member craft yes council president wil yes council member amab yes council member condos I'll OB stain I was absent that day council member Connor yes council member rotunda yes thank you the next reference is an amendment to an ordinance which had previously come up for first reading it's ordinance 202 501 an idance of the
burough Seaside Park County of ocean state of New Jersey amending chapter 200 of the code of the burough Seaside Park entitled development regulations to regulate the placement of backup electric generators within a side yard setback and as per the discussion at the work session in accordance with recommendations through the building department which were also considered with a recommendation as well from our planning board this entails an amendment
to the uh ordinance as contemplated and had first reading and as such what is on the agenda is resolution 2025763456
Council or do we have a motion on the resolution amending the ordinance I'll make that motion mayor motion by council president wil second second by council member rotunda roll call council president wil yes council member rotunda yes council member amav yes council member condos yes council member Connor yes council member CR yes thank you and next is final reading and adoption it's ordinance 2025 52 an ordinance of the Bor of Seaside
Park County of ocean state of New Jersey amending section 2020-11 of the code of the bough Seaside Park entitled application and review fees escro deposits to increase review fee escro deposits specifically again as per a great deal of work that had been ongoing through the past year and input as well from the committee uh to the planning board and the planning board in turn to the mayor and Council and this
is final reading of that ordinance I don't know council president wil has uh are liaison and a member of the planning board and this uh study entailed a review process with uh most if not all the other towns in Ocean County in particular in other areas and our particular eser deposit fees were uh among the lowest and it appeared to be the lowest in certain instances so this
uh has those fees uh more commensurate with those uh services rendered go ahead any other questions comments from Council if not we'll go into the audience as this is a file reading and a hearing ordinates 20252 if anyone has any comments if they could come forward into the get their name and address into the mic
hearing none I would close the public portion I would entertain a motion from councel I'll make that motion mayor motion by council president WL second second by council member condos roll call council president W yes council member condos yes council member am yes council member con Conor yes council member crap yes council member rotunda yes thank you an next's first reading and introduction it's ordinance
20253 an ordinance of the bough Seaside Park County of ocean state of New Jersey amending chapter 1357 of the code of the B Seaside Park entitled permits required for use of beach rates and this entailed in the review process for this year uh the uh cleanup if you will of adoption uh of the rates uh commensurate with that which were in place and Incorporated in last year's Beach operation
any other questions comments from Council or this being a first reading is there a motion I'll make the motion motion by council member Conor second second by council member condos roll call council member Conor yes council member condos yes council member emab yes council member craft yes council member rotunda yes council president will yes thank you next are payments of claims to 25 77 approving
payment of the itemized claims as set forth on the check register Bill list for the period January 24th to February 6 2025 any comments questions from Council or if not a motion make motion to approve motion by council member condos second second by council member craft roll call council member condos yes council member CRA yes council member amabile Iain I did not see
the council member Connor yes council member rotunda yes council president W yes thank you next are the resolutions I'll read in summary fashion 22578 extending the date for adoption of the 2025 budget for the state of New Jersey's current extensions of the 2025 Municipal budget deadline uh this is has been routine for most if not all
municipalities in the state for many years and division of local government services has suggested a resolution for that effect uh which they had in the past so all the towns in fact are adopting same including uh ours if it's favorably acted upon 79 authorizing an employment agreement with our Public Works supervisor number 80 authorizing an employment agreement with the seaside
Parks water superintendent 81 awarding a contract to spatial data logic 82 authorizing the sale of surplus property no longer needed for public use on the online auction website 83 confirming the appointment of a new member of the B of Seaside Parks environmental advisory committee who is here with us this evening and that is Michael spino and we certainly thank him
for volunteering for service and wish him will and 84 approving the designated calendar year 2025 Amusement Games license applications 85 authorizing the municipal recycling coordinator to submit the 2024 recycling tonnage Grant application to the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Agency 86 resolution of the burrow from the burrow
Council appointing Ronnie Peterson as municipal prosecutor of the burough Seaside Park 87 resolution also from the council appointing Steven zarski squir Barry Styer squir Robert Adams squar as alternate prosecutors the burough of Seaside Park 88 resolution of bur Council appointing Gregory P mcgucken Esquire J J dasty squar Martin Buckley squar Kelsey mcgucken Anthony squar Patrick VOR s alternate prosecutors the
burough Seaside Park 89 awarding a contract to Black Rock Enterprises LLC for fiscal year 2024 MJ do Municipal aid program roadway improvements to Stockton Avenue 90 awarding a contract to downto Earth Landscaping for 13th Avenue softball field drainage improvements 91 appointing special law enforcement officers sleo trainees for the burough
of Seaside Park 92 memorializing the burough of Seaside Park's commitment to pursue a Bayfront fair share agreement with the county of ocean for future drainage improvements as per the discussion at the work session and 93 authorizing Remington and verick Engineers to prepare an NJ IB that's New Jersey ibank sfy 2026 clean waterer srf application for the procurement of Municipal storm water maintenance
equipment any questions comments from Council on any resolutions I have a few comments man yes on the resolution 78 the U the dates that the state has given us is that the uh annual financial statement is now Mark March 7th um the budget that gets presented to the governing body is February
28th the budget introduction is March 31st and the adoption and these are the latest uh dates that uh can be done the adoption date is April 30th um in regard to the uh uh Stockon Avenue Improvement uh resolution needed up the total bid is
uh we have received a MJ DFD Grant with a some of 33,258 6,563 for the um Down to Earth Landscaping the softball field drainage that price is 176,000 146 and we do have a $75,000 Grant which reduces that
amount and that's all I have there thank you Bill any other questions comments from Council on any resolutions heing none it's our practice though it's not required by law we do allow comments on any resolutions before adoption if anyone has a comment on any resolution if they are wish to come forward give their name and address in the record yes that is it can't
um he oops he hering 21 I Street um I missed out on the ordinance um 20251 about the 5 foot setback on a generator or air conditioner on the side um um I'm especially wondering about
that because I have that empty lot next to my house and they've staked it and I was informed that they only have to have a 5 foot sitb back from the side um so what happens then as far as a generator or air conditioning unit would you like yes turn that over to council president w it would have to meet the
requirement of the of the code if there's not 5T there's not enough room in the side yard setback would have to go elsewhere on the property elsewhere meaning the backyard it could possibly go up on the roof there's other locations but I'm just saying would have to meet meet the requirements okay so it would not be placed if it's doesn't meet the requirements not be placed in the side yard setb right because it's only a FL foot setback from what what I was what I was told um the other question I have is about 2020 581 the um spatial
data logic um what is what is that for I I glanced at the information is this something that members of the town or the workers um have to deal with or what what is this s sdl uh is our is the program that
we use in the code and Construction office to monitor permits to do rental inspections and it is accessible to the public as well through our website if you want to look up certain properties that have permits okay so it's it's basically for code office yes code and construction and the public it's Municipal W it's I'm sorry it's Municipal it's says Municipal wde yeah so it's Municipal wide so it's Construction office use it and the public access it through our website
okay so it's a program that you're using not saying you know you you and you have to do this because you're employees at the town no no no it's program we've been using probably now this probably our fourth year using the program it's really helped to automate our code Construction office and looking up permits and okay thank you thank you f any other comments on resolutions yes Mike
Mike's bino 59th Avenue uh on the uh the ball field uh Landscaping project we knew because of the presentation what the plan was to do for that million dollar plus uh is there any way of knowing the depth of what they're actually going to do for the 176,000 what uh is it you know is there some way
for us to be made aware what the Landscaping is are going to actually do this time yeah the ume the B is public information so it's a it's a scaled down version of what we were applying to Green Acres for and it's mainly just to address the drainage bottom infield drainage all right so they're back they're just going to make some changes so that things flow better they're not going to put in piping
ripped the whole thing up CU for 176,000 they can't how much scale down version of of what we initially proposed okay which is going to no new dugouts no new fences it's just back I think there's back that's just one pie that's F the perimeter fencing is not changing okay I was just wonder if if there was is there any way to see the plan if I come by or
something to see or something make me aware of what they're actually going to do just curious okay thanks thank you any other uh comments on resolutions yes Michelle Michelle Miller 1500 Lake Avenue um the budget for the baseball field um is part of the recreation grant
that we heard about last meeting that's what's being applied to this or this is a grant that we won last year this is a 2024 grant that we were awarded the one that we applied for in 2025 which the deadline was just last Friday so they haven't announced those um Awards yet that would be for the Park Central thank you any other comments on resolutions yes CH uh Chuck Apple be 25,000 regarding
2025 81 it's around $25,000 is that an annual fee or is that every few years man manually Fe so it's it's a substantial amount of money for every year if we're going to be doing this with this company which we have now I assume and then we paid initially a larger amount probably when we started and this includes training I assume and things for the new employees or training website hosting server hosting okay so so my uh to censor this
I probably get yelled at by some people but um if if we lived in a town with commercial businesses like a factory or something they can pay their taxes and stuff uh we would be getting money from that they'd probably be contributing maybe to the fire department and things like that and we would be getting things that they might need heavier roads they they contribute to those things in Seaside Park our number of one business has always been rental proper it's a huge business uh it's the biggest one it has the the largest amount of money that
comes into the town probably out of anything um and uh in other towns they charge uh landlords an annual fee uh it's not that great but it's enough it's per unit say $100 and it goes to pay for these things and it's they pay for it because it's something that it's used for those inspections and keeping track and making sure the fire inspections are done plus you can kick it up a notch and make sure every rental has at least an inspection
every two years which Manchester just did which I think is a good thing because otherwise you have somebody for 10 years they might never get an inspection uh on the property to rent them so um these software systems are very good for all that but I think it's a tool that um landlords should be paying for uh it's part of their business um it's something that we need in a town like this and other towns have adopted these things and um it also has
where you can upload every year you have to upload your insurance on the property so the town has a copy of the insurance and making sure that it's appropriate with the proper levels um and they monitor the zoning too so you have pre-existing uh two families or whatever and then you don't have people just sneaking in saying I have a new unit or something like that so there's a checks and balance all the time with a software like that but I really think that that cost should be borne by the landlords the people that are renting because
that's the majority of effort that goes into H needing that system on an annual basis so whatever the cost would be nothing more nothing less but it would be something that they should be uh paying for thanks thank you Chuck Chuck we do um everything you mentioned we do keep track of in that that software program no I know it doesn't yeah I'm just saying that that's why we have it we do the inspections every year the insurance that's all logged in every year and we char I no I'm just no I'm just answering the
questions just to clarify that we everything you spoke about is exactly what we do right now and I'm paying to monitor that we we charge a rental inspection every year to inspection no we do rent we do rental inspections it's not as significant to cover like this whole software but not all the things are for rent software is used for construction permits you can go in i' bet you to say the majority of it is
for rental any other comments on resolutions hearing none I'll close the public portion and I'd entertain a motion from Council as a consent agenda by council president woke second second by council member runda roll call council president will yes council member runda yes council member anav yes council member condos yes
council member Connor yes council member C yes thank you that concludes the resolution agenda and the written agendas anyone else on coun have any other items at this time I know I have uh three different uh announcements uh one of which entails a and I want to make sure everyone is
aware of it I think everyone knew there originally had been contemplated a a fundraising event uh even this weekend and that was for the benefit of charbar first aid the Seaside Park volunteer fire department as well as the Seaside Heights uh fire department all to be held at charborough and that has been uh rescheduled it's scheduled now to take place at trior again to benefit all of
those organizations and it's to be held on Thursday I strike that on Saturday March 29th so everyone uh make a mental note or mark their calendars and that's uh obviously going to many good causes uh and organizations who work together and donate hundreds and thousands of hours of volunteer services to each and every one of us uh the first aid of our
area Tri B itself and certainly the Seaside Park Volunteer Fire Company as well as Seaside Heights Volunteer Fire Company so that's Saturday March 29th is there a time on that may I believe that is still it's about to be published but it tickets printed up the tickets are just now being printed I'm I'm told I don't have an exact time but usually it's around 6 or they usually been from 5 536 yes it's an evening event yeah
thank you yeah spaghetti dinner spaghetti dinner and sausage the uh other event uh is a fundraiser for trio which I have an announcement and this will be a daytime uh event and uh the thought was and this year will Mark the uh 40th anniversary the 40th time that the clean ocean
action organization has conducted Beach sweeps pick up of the beaches all up and down the New Jersey coast and I know Seaside Park and lalet are two of the original towns that have participated in those Beach sweeps all those 40 years uh this year's uh first Beach sweep uh is April 12th and uh certainly everyone is welcome and especially uh sometimes the
school scouting groups and school groups and they have uh those with better backs I think than the rest of us but that being said we thank all those uh who have participated and will participate I know clean ocean action uh is going to have some special acknowledgements as well for that organization and those that have been there over the years and parenthetically we certainly thank Mike Spina and his wife and they were uh
helped and every member of the council literally uh has been there uh if not this last year but over the years and it's uh an event that takes place uh rain or hopefully it'll be good weather but sometimes the April one's a bit cold but where I'm going with that the idea and those in Charo are having a lunchtime fundra cookout and it's going to be held the uh pickup event is starts
in the morning for those you canare as many hours as you can donate it's 9 to end around 12: noon and charbo is going to have a lunchtime cookout beginning at 12:00 noon and that's a benefit for trior so they're trying to uh capitalize and hopefully we'll have some different groups in town some of the the uh uh Scouts I know we've had good turnouts
from Central Regional High School we get the uh Honor Society the Surf Clubs of three high schools always come uh and the environmental clubs and hopefully that will duct tail into getting a nice crowd and some fundraising for Charro so I know they're working on that now and they're going to have some announcements but they're looking for that day Saturday April 12th uh at 12:00 noon for their fundraiser mayor you're making
announcements of things um did you have the one about the whale day on February 16th you want me to I yeah I can absolutely take so um it's Sunday February 16th at 1 pm by Funtown Beach so just like north of The Sawmill celebrating the whale day um we'll have assemblyman Paul kitra there Trish dvo who's a resident in Seaside Heights who's been extremely active in the opposition of you know the off Shore wind industrialization so they're doing
a celebrate World whale day and I believe the mayor you're actually speaking at that event as well so we'll be having Refreshments at The Sawmill afterwards but it's 1M February 16th thank you J and the uh other announcement that I have and uh I was remiss and I usually would put it on the agenda but I uh wanted to announce an appointment of a new member to the citizens advisory
committee for Bayfront issues and that is John wch and uh he had volunteered and as of those that know he helped put together a series of informational uh get togethers at the Seaside Park Yacht Club just this last summer um and also he wanted to serve in one of his functions as a liaison to the Art Club
because they are very necessary player or party to what goes on in terms of Bayfront planning uh they have uh obviously their entrance and Ne area uh will be affected in terms of the plans as the Seaside Park proceeds and that has to be done in coordination and conjunction with the yacht club itself which is I dare to say the biggest property owner
along the Bayfront um so that is one of his areas of expertise but obviously he brings to the table a lot of other uh talents as do all the members of the Bayfront Advisory Group there's a lot of uh different uh perspectives a lot of different backgrounds uh that come up with all of whom come up with a number of different recommendations and research in VAR ious topics which is
ongoing um so John wch had volunteered to serve on the committee and uh he's appointed and among his roles will be leaz on naturally to the Art Club itself anything else from Council any other announcements if not we'll go into the audience if there's any public comments if anyone has them if they could give their name and address into the record and
Michelle Michelle Miller 1500 Lake Avenue um I'm speaking to you as a member of the Board of Ed we did uh send the council a letter uh saying that we were uh like you to have conversation with us about buying the school uh it's uh not in U use it's a nonfunctioning school and it needs some help uh we have
not gotten a response at all um is yeah uh J sure I mean we actually did meet about it and I think a letter will be coming to the to the board and to Dr gleon with the intent for us to meet to go through some of the things that we discussed about it thank you please consider any other public comments yes e
he clim 48 11th Avenue I wonder if you could please give us an update on the status of well 11 the status of well 11 11 you know Park Central yeah no I know exactly what well it is I don't think there's any change that I know of the report at this time the process is still being um going through the process getting permit unless I I'm oh okay correct well I don't think there's any change just what it is thank you it's a sales
Pace you know as all these agencies I'm just telling you okay thank you thank you any other comments on work on yes Mike Mike's bino I think it's 59th uh I have two questions I just happen to be like quick listening to uh Channel 12 and they started talking
about the beach replenishment uh through Seaside Park where are we on that I just I only caught part of it we we are not we are not part of it we're not they said on the on the news though mentioned C Park but he had sent the letter we are not participating we don't want them on our property we're not paying for any cents there's a small section in the north part of Funtown Beach that is actually in C Park that they need to put some sand on to taper into Seaside Heights
okay because I yeah I thought I heard they did say it no they did say they they did you heard right and the other question is I have some friends that are in South Seaside Park and since they knew I was going to be coming to the uh council meeting they said could you please ask him if there's any report or any status on the uh incorporate of South Seaside Park into
Seaside Park because they said we don't hear anything we don't know anything what can I tell a that's pending litigation to be discussed in the executive session uh my understanding is it's still a pending C by the Supreme Court has not the uh the uh Berkeley Township as I understand took an appeal uh and then the Appel division spoke and now they're they're seeking certification in the Supreme Court that's procedurally what's happening so when the Supreme Court gives an ansers to whether they accept
certification meaning they will hear the matter or they deny certification which means that's the end of the line probably in terms of going to court uh then it's up to Berkeley Town proceed under the statute come to us and then we'll proceed accordingly okay but procedurally that's what's going on I'll try to remember pending in the Supreme Court but not being heard by them yet any other yes
Mike hi Mike Jano 24 Street long-term member of the board of adjustment and now the planning board joint plan use board since 2013 and before that I just came up here I want to thank the board for their response to accepting the recommendations that the planning board sends over for amendments to chapter 200 as council president presid will mention these
recommendations come from either the zoning office which Believe It or Not brings up something new which we thought we've heard everything or through applications where we thought we've heard anything so this Council has been very responsive and on this agenda it's uh ordinance 2501 and 2502 So the plan board who are all volunteers and don't always make every friend of everybody in Town based on review of application we do appreciate that and we do have two
members of the planning board who attend meetings who I also want to compliment because there's a lot of towns where the mayor and the council representative don't come to the planning board meeting so in this this par they do so thank you for that board board really appreciates that response the other thing I want to mention is having dealt with a lot of administrations here said been on board for 20 years uh dealing with administrative cron and clerk Kowski is one
refreshing uh of experience that I've had I mean the availability responsiveness and attitude is just exceptional so thank you for that thank you for sharing thank you thank you thank you any other comments from the public yes CH keep it on a good note now run it on a good note oh well will be too so I you know
I'm driving along the bay 30 years ago the dredge spoils from the yach club were put down at the at our our Marina down there it's a big pile they have a big pile down there now you know why can't they get rid of that i' I've managed soils my whole career and they get contaminated every year the levels that you have that you could cost more to dispose of the levels get harder and harder to meet lower and lower regulation and it becomes more cost to dispose of and that soil down there from
a a marina base you know a storm can spread that around and cause us to have a a clean up and once you start sampling if we ever do which one day they will down there uh you'll find stuff so uh there is a big pile of dread spils down there I think it should be paid for and disposed of myself 30 what was that they're doing that no at the marina talking to the our Marina our Marina that we own the taxpayers own we have a huge pile of soil that was dumped there 30 years ago
from the yub and I think that that's their liability so not M and as far as the school goes um I was on a school board when we closed it about wanting to give it to the town and stuff um I I do it needed a roof work 20 years ago so this work has been piling up for a lot of years and there no substantial improvements of course have been done because of the cost um I would just ask that the town and the school board work together for the taxpayers at CI Park
where should the money come from to uh do any repairs and things it might be more appropriate that the funds come from the school budget rather than the town budget when that has to be made so prior to making that decision of taking the property just where where it would be best to do that I'm in favor of keeping it the property for the town myself because You' never be able to buy property in the future Bren 100 years
from now and uh I think it would be an asset to the town to utilize um we did have the uh YMCA wanted to come in I had them already ready to come in uh I think that would be a great thing to pursue again uh it's all negotiation but uh I I do think that the uh just the the best financial decision of who pays for those improvements whether it's out of the school budget or there might be money from the state or something to help all that type of thing the they worth looking at right thank you thank you CH
thank you CH any other public comments clearing none I would close the public portion and I'd entertain a motion from councel forment unless there's anything further I make motion motion by council member craft I'll second it second by council member Conor roll call council member CRA yes council member Conor yes counc council member condos yes council member runda yes Council pres yes thank you and
thank everyone for coming out this evening have a good night Part: 2
call our meeting to order this is a work session of the mayor and bough Council the B of Seaside Park in the county of ocean state of New Jersey held on Thursday February 6 2025 advertised for 7 p.m. pursuant of the provisions of New Jersey open public meetings act adequate notice of this meeting was properly provided by transmitting the notice of the meeting for publication in the Asbury Park Press and the ocean star on January 3rd 2025 notice of this meeting of the governing body also has been posted in the coridor of the municipal
building and in the office of the municipal clerk roll call council member Amil here council member condos here council member Connor here council member craft here council member runda here council president will here mayor Peterson here thank you and the first item on the U work session concerns uh
ongoing uh discussions with a resolution as to a Bayfront fair share agreement with Ocean County for future drainage improvements that's listed for consideration as resolution 2025 92 at the regular meeting and with Karen or Marty we this is a ongoing uh work for a considerable period of time and uh Pam uh Hilla has
been uh front and center dealing with the county on this yeah yes mayor this is for um an improved drainage project which would include um piping that we like to get underneath the road while the before the road is pav it would be for um new storm drains um for potential to be used for um pumping the water into the bay instead of having um the water the storm water gravity feed into the bay it be micro um pump installed We
Believe at the somewhere in proximity of 14th Avenue and um just the time to put it in before the road is paved so we're doing a joint venture with the county and um this is for 14 to 12 correct that's that's correct you have anything no that covers it that's what to sh
I mean not to exceed 245 that's a different that's the other one sorry okay that's and related there to in terms of the ongoing work with the Bayfront we have a proposal from Remington verick Engineers dated February 3rd 2025 for NJ IB that's the New Jersey I Bank uh fiscal year 2026 Clean Water srf
application for the procurement of the municipal storm water maintenance equipment and that is for resolution 2025 93 at the regular meeting and you see the explanatory letter and Marty he that would be for a back truck back truck would be used for cleaning up the storm drains and also be for Street sweep um there's money available we are putting maybe you can explain what
category you put into uh so so cesi park was was put into a more disadvantaged category which means we're we're eligible for up to $2 million in principal forgiveness um for for a multitude of different water projects um and this would be more of a clean water project so Remington ver will write the Grant application uh so we can procure this equipment and get principal forgiveness they they
change the rating like yearly so next year we might not be in that disadvantage category so we have to uh act on the possibility of getting this uh for basically right away because it ends in July yeah yep good point anything else on that one and the third item item is a
discussion of amendments to ordinance 20251 and this resolution uh if considered favorably by the governing body uh would then put off the hearing we've already had advertised or had a first reading rather and this resolution is necessary for then a final adoption uh for the February 20th meeting uh and those are some recommendations Incorporated this was discussed again at
the planning board uh and I turn over to council president W yes mayor we always take the input of course from the billing department always making suggestions um to the mayor and Council to myself and also to the uh planning board for different changes that come up we've never had um any definition for the backup generators so was incorporated in with the air conditioning we also took out the language um about the height not to
exceed one foot hard and the required minimum flood height we remove that language completely so I think that's a nice Improvement we would like to have it as high as possible for flooding M are the distan is the same for the um for yeah for the generator um like how many feet from the house or window openings or doors where is that covered it's not it's not covered because of the
fact that each generator manufacturer has their own specifications for the generator yeah there it's not Universal that's why it's not in there because Z this is specifically for zoning it's not for the fire fire tood not this is specifically for zoning requirements for the bur seide Park so you have to meet the zoning requirements plus you have to meet the manufacturer requirements for the placement of it so you this is our Code Department basically to be on top
of that understand zoning would look at this ordinance right and then the um inspector the the construction we look at the other look at the spec the specs for for that particular they would come out and look at your generator I know they been mind and honestly the time took them put it in those those specifications from the manufacturer changed like almost every so they had to like keep going back then the bilding department will come out and look at
that from that perspective and not the the perspective we're talking about now for yeah so thank you anything else on that item anything else from Council for work session discussion oh sorry it come on can't read I don't know forgot classes discussion of the system the sign that
is contemplated to go in place for the lightning detection system and that came about this was on an agenda a couple times and the most recent one there were some further suggestions and Steve looked at it as well so we have so this markup uh incorporates the suggestions from uh Mr zaborski it looks green in this but it's just that's a printer error this is yellow just like our seal would be yellow yeah um and the part in
the middle that currently has the the hours of operation that would be like a die cut sticker so if the hours of operation change over the life of the sign we can always change that but the sign would be more permanent yeah gives us a lot of flexibility with that in the middle to put a sticker whatever we want to want to change the dates the times and then what we' like to do is we want to meet as a group and um hammer out uh you know how long it's going to be um throughout
the year um we all have and I think we all feel the same way it should be longer and it should be longer each day and longer in in the year uh so we want to hammer that that out and then bring it back to the council and say you know it's going to be from this period to this period and this time of day in the morning till till yeah we have to address the other documentation address currently relies life right the protocols and everything change and then train the whole you know Beach control Beach
Patrol um staff yes so that's what our plan is Mayor to try to so this is a sign that that can live through multiple iterations of whatever hours and and times that the governing body decides we want to have that on because that part would just be a sticker right change that right yep and this would be we have 18 every Beach entrance uh well yeah
um and and so if if everyone is on board with that then we can go ahead and order them so we have them for the summer season yeah yeah I think so I think you should there'll be a chance for public comment one sec one sec SI Mr spino wants to know about size the actual size of the sign do we have a dimension uh or is that the size Pap it' be the same size if you look at most of our beach entrance sign all about
this at 18 in yeah 11 by 18 18 in 11 thank you anything else from Council for work session items we'll to order these right yeah everybody looks nice we good yep hearing none will'll go into the audience if there's any public comments on on any work session items if anyone
has them if they could give their name and address into to the record yes Ed just a quick question um when you're talking about this um up to $2 million and forgiveness that that L that that loan you said a street sweeper and a back truck back truck V what's a back truck no a vac vacuum trck oh a vac truck right to clear out the uh storm drains storm drains that would be owned by us yeah because I see the city the County's
been doing so yeah if they do theirs and this would be like that and where are the signs going to be put on each Beach entrance okay like on the boxes or no it be on a pole like most of our other signs are on the poll okay okay thanks any other public comments on work session items yes [Music] chuck chuck app we to 15 10th Avenue uh
regarding the vac truck um just a recommendation uh a very expensive piece of equipment there's a lot of parts and things and operation is very uh it's very corrosive down at the bay doing salt water and things like that so purchasing one that's uh appropriate for that use might cost a little bit more but a little better parking it inside it's a long-term investment you want to get 20 years out of it hopefully um and you also want to make sure my
recommendation don't let anybody use it if another burrow wants to use it say no we borrowed them before we've lent them out just don't let anybody use it just have it for our use because every year we never do our drains and if we get new drains we'll want to do them and then in in three years four years will be broke for 6 months and you know that goes on and on like it always has so if we could just maintain that securely I think it would be a good
thank you CH for bringing that up all of those items that you just brought up were all discussed it last I think was last Tuesday's meeting well it's a material the date and um we are planning on hopefully work out to get a billing at the Public Works to house that piece of equipment very good and I would have never well we know hopefully I would never like to see a piece of equipment of that nature anyone who knows me everything pleas should be put inside so polished taken out in good
conditions with the one potential exception the street sweeper with Seaside Heights because we share with it we both own it oh we like to get another one yeah the one that they have is a different kind it's a more of I think it's a a vacuum type as opposed to a sweeper U so the sweeper works better for us whereas the Vex style works better for them is what I believe I heard um Eric and Josh of course were there
for with us to discuss the piece of equipment they know what we need to operate for our conditions and the pros and cons of each yeah that was all discussed yeah apprciate training withes on our shared on our shared sweeper on our sweeper yes any other uh work session uh comments on work session items yes uh
Tom Joseph 704 South pay View Avenue uh I want to say the the lightning arrest are signed with the hours on it's definitely an improvement but I just got to stand up and say the unfortunate gentleman who was struck by lightning would not have been helped by the system because I believe it was 7 in the evening when he was struck by lightning and you all I keep hearing is it's just
paperwork that you you can't come up with procedure that operates the system without having lifeguards on duty uh I think that's crazy thank you any other comments on work session items hearing none I'd entertain a motion to close the work session take a brief moment and then go into our regular meeting motion motion by council member condo second by council member Conor roll call counc member condos yes
council member Connor yes council member amabel right yes yes council member craft council member wund yes council president will yes thank you