5 o'clock, sir. 5:00. It's 5:00 somewhere. It's 5:00 somewhere. All right. >> Oh, wait. I have the same. >> Yep. >> All right. >> Did you dial in? >> Uh, no. Not yet. You just do that. >> Come on there.
It's >> his first time. To the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
>> Roll call. Mrs. Fussellaro here. Mr. Franco >> here. >> Mr. Cabrera, >> I'm here. In compliance with the Open Public Meetings Act, chapter 231, public law 1975, the notice requirements have been satisfied as to the time, place, and date of holding said meeting by posting notice on the Bolton board here
in Burough Hall and by mailing and emailing the same to the Herald of Cape May County and the Press of Atlantic City on September 24, 2025. In the event of an emergency, your emergency exit is the door you came in, our front left, your back right, or the door uh just to
our right or to your left. A couple quick announcements. We want to do a quick sound check. Mr. Kniff, how are we sounding? Sound good? This meeting is being shown live on the Burough's Facebook page and also the Burough's YouTube channel. Uh if you make comments in the comment sections of either one of
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welcome to email our clerk, clerk wildwood.org, or you may phone her at 6097298040. Uh, that said, I believe we have a special presentation here today. And joining us here from Kate May County is Commissioner Bobby Bar and also uh
Assistant County uh administrator Ron Simone to prevent present us with uh uh our check for the 250th anniversary and the county's grant program. Men, take it away. >> Good evening. Uh it is my honor along
with Mr. Simone, mayor and council to present me here that you have a number of events coming up including uh the battle of turtle do which you were going to be reenacting we understand and we're very excited about that and just a little bit about this initiative if you
will of course as you all know uh the 250th anniversary of America is coming up and we want our count our municipalities our citizens of the county to celebrate that in the biggest way possible. And I think you all with
the events you have, with the reenactment, the 5K run, and the other activities that you're going to be doing, you're embodying exactly what we want you to do, right? And that is to include the community, activate your residence, and celebrate this monumental
occasion for the greatest country in the world, the United States of America. So, it is my honor to present all of you on behalf of Director Deserio, Vice Director Bulwakowski, Commissioner Mory, and Commissioner Rosinello to present
this check to you. And we know that you'll make good use of it. I will not be participating in the reenactments of it. So, if you all could come down and we will present this to you and we'll take
some photos here and >> and you can't cash this check for I'll send you a real one. >> Thank you. We can run that through a mobile deposit. >> Through the mobile deposit number, but here you are. You guys want
to want to take a picture with your phone, Bobby? Wait, he's got the See, I think it's squeezing out zero. >> I told him that they have black. Feel free to put it in. We'll >> go through that. Here we go.
>> One, two, three. One, two, three. And one more from me. One, two, three. Thank you. I just wanted you to take one couple of this one as well. >> M if you guys can hold the chat up just a little. >> Great. Thank you.
>> Awesome. Thank you guys. >> Thank you very much. >> Thanks, Ron. Turn this over to your CFO. She'll make sure >> I have another one. I have another one in my office in your office >> from the open space. Yes.
>> See you guys. >> Thank you, Commissioner. >> Not tonight. Thank you. Yes. But >> good night everybody. >> Good night. >> Yes. Thanks for coming. >> Have a great weekend. >> You too. >> See you guys. >> Ron, is that your water?
>> Yep. that on a day like today, >> right? Have a good one. >> You too. >> Okay, Madam Clerk, we may have May we wait. May we have the ordinances, please? >> Yes, sir. The first is ordinance 1488.
>> Motion that ordinance number 1488 be placed on second reading and final passage by title only. >> I second the motion. It has been moved and seconded that ordinance number 1488 be placed on second and final reading by title only. >> Roll call. Mrs. Fusso? >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco? >> Yes.
>> Mr. Cabrera? >> Yes. >> Ordinance 1488 reads as follows. An ordinance of the burrow of Wildwood Crest amending and supplementing section 79-35 schedule 4 time limit parking spaces of
chapter 79 vehicles and traffic of the code of the burrow of Wildwood Crest. Motion that a public hearing now be held on ordinance number 1488. >> I second the motion. >> It has been moved and seconded that a public hearing on ordinance number 1488 now be held. >> Roll call. Mrs. Pussello?
>> Yes. >> Mr. Franco? >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabrera? >> Yes. Floor is open for public comment on ordinance number 1488 time limit parking. We'll start with anybody here in the audience today. Public comment. Anyone on the conference line have
public comment on ordinance number 1488? >> Hearing none. >> Motion that a public hearing on ordinance number 1488 now be closed. >> I second the motion. >> Has been moved and seconded that the public hearing on ordinance number 1488 now be closed. >> Roll call. Mrs. Fusso. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes.
>> Mr. Cabera. >> Yes. >> Motion that ordinance number 1488 be passed on second and final reading and advertised according to law. >> I second the motion. It has been moved and seconded that ordinance number 1488 be passed on second and final reading and advertised according to law. >> Roll call. Mrs. Fusso. >> Yes.
>> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabera. >> Yes. And before we go on the next one, coach, will you move that? >> Absolutely. Turn back. I got >> I was thinking about that. >> Steve, would you place those agendas on there too, please?
Okay. The next is ordinance 1489 and it is a bond ordinance. >> Motion that ordinance number 1489 be placed on second reading and final passage by title only. >> I second the motion. It >> has been moved and seconded that ordinance number 1489 be placed on second and final reading by title only.
>> Roll call. Mrs. Foselo. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabera. >> Yes. >> Ordinance 1489 reads as follows. a bond ordinance appropriating 4 million and authorizing the issuance of 3,800,000 bonds or notes of the burrow for various
improvements or purposes authorized to be undertaken by the Burrow of Wildwood Crest in the County of Cape May, New Jersey. >> Motion that a public hearing now be held in ordinance number 1489. >> I second the motion. >> It has been moved and seconded that a public hearing on ordinance number 1489 now be held.
>> Roll call. Mrs. Felero, >> yes. >> Mr. Franco, >> yes. >> Mr. Mr. Cabera. >> Yes. >> Floor is open for public comment. Ordinance number 1489. Start with anybody here in the audience. >> Okay. We'll go to the conference line.
Public comment. Ordinance number 1489. Hearing none. >> Motion that a public hearing on ordinance number 1489 now be closed. >> I second the motion. It has been moved and seconded that the public hearing on ordinance number 1489 now be closed. >> Roll call. Mrs. Fussero. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco.
>> Yes. >> Mr. Cabrera. >> Yes. >> Motion that ordinance number 1489 be passed on second and final reading advertised according to law. >> I second the motion. It >> has been moved and seconded that ordinance number 1489 be passed on second and final reading and advertised according to law.
>> Roll call. Mrs. Fusso. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabrera. >> Yes. >> Next we have ordinance 1490. Motion that ordinance number 1490 be placed on second reading and final passage by title only. >> I second the motion. It
>> has been moved and seconded that ordinance number 1490 be placed on second and final reading by title only. >> Roll call. Mrs. Fussellaro. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabera. >> Yes. >> Ordinance 1490 reads as follows. An ordinance of the Burrow of Wildwood Crest amending and supplementing section
79-32.3 schedule IC restricted parking zones for persons with disabilities of the Code of the Bureau of Wildwood Crest. >> Motion that a public hearing now be held on ordinance number 1490. >> I second the motion. It >> has been moved and seconded that a public hearing on ordinance number 1490
now be held. >> Roll call. Mrs. Falero? >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco? >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabrera? >> Yes. Door is open for public comment on ordinance number 1490 restricted parking. Anybody here in the audience? Hearing none. We'll go to the conference
line. Any public comment on ordinance number 1490? >> Hearing none. >> Motion that a public hearing on ordinance number 1490 now be closed. >> I second the motion. has been moved and seconded that the public hearing on ordinance number 1490 now be closed.
>> Roll call. Mrs. Fusso, >> yes. >> Mr. Franco, >> yes. >> Mr. Cabera, >> yes. >> Motion that ordinance number 1490 be passed on second and final reading and advertised according to law. >> I second the motion. >> It has been moved and seconded that ordinance number 1490 be passed on
second and final reading and advertised according to law. >> Roll call. Mrs. Falero? >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabrera. >> Yes. >> Next we have the resolutions. The first is authorizing approval of change order number one, Centennial Park improvements, to reflect additional
costs to repair irrigation systems and relocation of lateral pipes and sprinklers, etc. at the not to exceed sum of $15,214.58 for amended contract amount $295,814.58. >> I make the motion. >> Second. >> It has been moved and seconded that the
foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Fascro. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabera. >> Yes. >> Next is authorizing refund of property taxes or utilities overpayment made payable to Core Logic. >> I make the motion. >> I will second. >> It has been moved and seconded that the
foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Felero. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabrera. >> Yes. The next is authorizing the chief financial officer to pay the prescribed flat rate per hour to law enforcement pursuant to the 2026 click it or ticket
seat belt mobilization grant. >> I make the motion. >> I will second. >> It has been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Fosaro? >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco? >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabrera? >> Yes. >> And the next three are by consent agenda. The first is authorizing
amendment to the 2026 municipal budget to account for additional funding from the New Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety Mobilization for the 2026 Click It or Ticket Grant. The second is for the Kate May County Land of the Free Celebration 250 grant program. And the
third is from the Greater Wildwood Tourism Improvement Development Authority for the 2026 create in the Crest Arts Festival grant. >> I make the motion. >> I will second. It has been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolutions be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Foselero. >> Yes.
>> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabrera. >> Yes. >> Next is authorizing the appointment of John Davis to the Wildwood Crest Tourism Development Commission to fill a vacancy expiring December 31st, 2027. >> I make the motion. >> I will second.
>> It's been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Foso. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabara. >> Yes. Next is urging the New Jersey legislature and governor to repeal the gas tax escalator and restore accountability to fuel tax increases.
>> I make the motion. >> I will second. >> It has been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Foselaro? >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco? >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabrera? >> Yes. >> Next is authorizing an agreement by and between the Burrow of Wildwood Crest and Robert Lloyd, Chief of Police.
>> I make the motion. >> Second. It's been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Foso, >> yes. >> Mr. Franco, >> yes. >> Mr. Cabrera, >> yes. >> Oh, it's always so good. Next is authorizing award of ADA
compliance Crest Pier Recreation Center. >> I make the motion. >> I will second. >> It has been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Fosero. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabrera. >> Yes. Next is authorizing negotiated contract after no bids have been received on two
occasions for supply, installation, and servicing of vending machines 2026 through 2028. >> I make the motion. >> I will second. >> It has been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Foso, >> yes. >> Mr. Franco, >> yes. >> Mr. Cabrera,
>> yes. Next is authorizing approval of change order number one, Bayside Bulkhead replacement and flood mitigation improvements to reflect milling and paving West Lotus Road, West Palm Road from Park Boulevard to New Jersey Avenue at the not to exceed sum
of 58,937.50 for an amended contract amount of 5,436,124.50. >> I make the motion >> second. It's been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Fosero. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Carrera. >> Yes.
>> Next is authorizing refund of mercantile license and tourism fees to Joe Abuski. >> I make the motion. >> Second. >> It has been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Felero. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabera. >> Yes.
>> Next is authorizing award of 2026 burrowwide electrical services contract. I make the motion. >> I will second. It >> has been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Felero? >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco? >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabrera? >> Yes.
>> Next is designating May 14th through May 23rd, 2026 as National Public Works Week in the Burrow of Wildwood Crest. >> I make the motion. >> Second. >> It has been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Fussello. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes.
>> Mr. Cabrera. >> Yes. Next is authorizing pedaling truck license to ENT ICE LLC. >> I make the motion. >> I will second. >> It has been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Fusselo. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes.
>> Mr. Cabrera. >> Yes. >> Next is designating the month of August as Veterans and Military Appreciation Month in the Burrow of Wildwood Crest. >> I make the motion. >> I will second. >> It has been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Fussellaro. >> Yes.
>> Mr. Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabera. >> Yes. >> And lastly is authorizing transfer of title of a 2017 Ford Police Interceptor Explorer to the Kate May County Fire Marshall. >> I make the motion. >> I will second. >> It has been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll
call. Mrs. Felo? >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco? >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabrera? >> Yes. >> Motion that all bills properly authorized as submitted be paid. >> I second the motion. >> It has been moved and seconded that all bills properly authorized as submitted be paid. Roll call. Mrs. Felero, >> yes.
>> Mr. Franco, >> yes. >> Mr. Cabera, >> yes. >> Motion that all reports received from the court administrator, chief financial officer, tax collector, chief of police, supervisor for the recreation department, construction official, fire prevention, emergency services coordinator for the EMS, and the
wilderest volunteer fire company chief for the month ending April 30th, 2026 be accepted as presented. >> I second the motion. has been moved and seconded that all reports received from the court administrator, chief financial officer, tax collector, chief of police, supervisor for the recreation
department, construction official, fire prevention, emergency services coordinator for the EMS, and the Wildwood Crest Volunteer Fire Company chief for the month ending April 30th, 2026 be accepted as presented. Roll call. Mrs. Felero, >> yes. >> Mr. Franco, >> yes. >> Mr. Cabrera,
>> yes. Motion that all minutes from the commission's meeting dated April 15, 2026, May 6, 2026, and special meeting taking place on April 29th, 2026 be approved as presented. >> I second the motion. >> It has been moved and seconded that all minutes from the commission meetings
dated April 15th and May 6th, 2026, and the special meeting taking place on April 29th, 2026 be approved as presented. Roll call. Mrs. Foso, >> yes. >> Mr. Franco, >> yes. >> Mr. Cabrera, >> yes. >> Thank you, Chair. You're welcome. >> Okay. Brings us to uh a first report for
the evening. Mr. Delasio. >> Okay. So, several uh items here to update the commissioners on capital projects. The first one I'll start with the dayside bulkhead replacement project. Essentially, that project is complete uh with the exception of some
punch list items. Um we went out and monitored the effectiveness of the improvements relative to last week's I guess title surge. And I'll have Steve correct me if I'm wrong here, but I can tell you that when we had a high tide, we went out and we
observed that a there was no flooding coming through the bulkheads. So the new bulkheads that were constructed and the raising of the streets definitely had an impact adjacent to the bulkheads. The closure of the valves helped the
burrow with the exception of three areas which was Sweet Brier and one block north and south. However, as we learned as we investigated that when the tide went down, there was still water pocketing in
that area until we had the valves opened and that's when the light bulb went off that the flooding that we were experiencing had nothing to do with the effectiveness or ineffectiveness of the valves. It was the contractor who was dewatering on New Jersey Avenue into the storm system. Basically, the valves were
closed and water couldn't get out to the bay and therefore it was bubbling up in the street making it look like we had title flooding, but we didn't. So, I would say, and correct me if I'm wrong, Steve, I think the project has been very successful. We're going to continue to
monitor that. So if we didn't have the contractor dewatering into those pipes, we probably wouldn't have seen any water on that high tide. >> I I can tell you I was up Park Boulevard a lot watching with curiosity and it was bone dry with high tide. So the normally
you would we would have seen water in the street ends and coming out of the uh the uh the inlets didn't have any of that. So, and even Lake Road, which is the probably the most floodprone area in that area, was bone dry.
>> So, um anyway, so it was I think I think good, but I know it's it's fluent and we'll keep adjusting it. And I know I was actually with public works last week to see the >> the technology that >> they use to to to count the number of cranks that they tanks to close it and
whether it's open and it's closed is pretty pretty interesting. So what so what was interesting was it it wasn't making sense to us why I think when the light bulb went off we went out there and the tide was down yet there was still water in the street and it just it didn't make sense. So we thought maybe
somehow someway the tide got up and breached the bulkhead and came into the street and it couldn't drain. But when we opened up that valve that water that drained the streets like in minutes. It was pretty interesting to see a gush of water like that come out. So in addition to the street end looking aesthetically
better, they're functionally better from a flood mitigation standpoint. So that's uh that project. So we're in project closeout and punch list for that. The reconstruction of Bay View Drive, which is the non eyebank portion of Bayiew
Drive. We have all the concrete work completed and roadway reconstruction is scheduled for after Memorial Day and should be completed by next Friday bearing any unforeseen weather issues. The Crest Fishing Pure Reconstruction is still in design. We're working with
Francine on a material procurement contract for lumber. So to be continued on that. your New Jersey Ibank project, which essentially is uh one, two, three, four, five streets that are in construction. The good news is the contractor is currently out there
paving, and he's probably going to be paving till about 7:00 tonight. We're going to have Stockton fully paved. Both Topeka and Preston will have base pavement and there will only be two streets left uh that will not have any pavement heading into Memorial Day
weekend and that is Pittsburgh and um excuse me it's Topeka and Preston will be base paved and Pittsburgh and Bay View will not be paved at all heading into the weekend. New Jersey Avenue sanitary sewer water main improvement projects we have
ongoing work out there. We've we're making sure that those roads are going to be passable, safe, and enjoyable through the holiday weekend. The contractor essentially will be completing that project in the middle of June of this year and be gone forever
relative to water sewer improvements. The fiscal year 24 NJDCA small cities program for Crest Pier bathroom improvements, that contract was awarded tonight, so we'll move that into construction. Centennial Park improvements. We have all of the work completed out there with the exception
of the installation of ballers and punch list items. Uh we're pleased that they got done ahead of this weekend as well. And I took a look at the work out there. Seems to be pretty good and looks looks good. And uh lastly,
we are working on the uh DOT fiscal year 25 Stockton Road. We have cleared DOT's approval to go out to bid. So, we will be publicly bidding that sometime in June and that'll be a fall construction project for you. That is my report.
>> Okay. Uh there anybody any questions for Mr. Delasio? >> Good stuff, Mark? No, I'm fine. Thank you. >> Lots of uh work going on. So, couple quick comments on the uh on the streets that aren't getting paved. Uh we do have the schedule here so uh everybody
received an internal copy but for purposes of the public um everything basically starting next uh once we get through Memorial Day weekend then the contractors hopefully the weather will will permit them to finish up the paving. So it'll be next week that you'll see the rest of the paving uh
finishing up. Uh the New Jersey Avenue project just to remind everyone that project they still have a couple more blocks to go. that will go definitely go into the third week in June. They're on the northern end of the crash right around uh Aster Road and they're working their way to to Cressy Avenue. So, um
Mark, your office put together this federal report which has been very useful uh internally. So, good job, Andrew did a nice job. >> Yeah, and I just think in summary, we would have liked to have had those last two streets base paved, but I think given the fact that we lost like a month
and a half with snow and freezing weather just really didn't help. So, we're falling a little short. >> Yeah. And the contractors and they they've been responsive. So, when the complaints or the con the questions come in from the public, everybody's been responded to uh within a very fast
period of time. So, that's much appreciated. Okay. Um that's it for the uh for the engineers report. Mr. Bosi, do you have to somewhere you need to go? You're you're welcome. >> I may >> leave. If not, we'll move on to the uh >> You need me to go with you? uh our min
uh interim administrators report. Traine, what do you got for us? >> Nothing. >> Nothing to report today, sir. >> Nothing to report. Any correspondence there, madam clerk? Nothing on negative. >> All right. Public comment uh before we uh uh head into our general public
comment sessions unrelated to ordinance adoption. I want to read an excerpt from the open public meetings act and that requires that every portion of every meeting of a municipal governing body be set aside for public comment on any issue that a member of the public feels may be of concern to the residents of
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acknowledged by myself and must state your name before making comments. The chair reserves the right to interrupt or terminate a speaker's privilege if the quorum is violated or if comments become disruptive or exceed the time limit. Thank you in advance for your cooperation and ensuring a respectful
and productive dialogue. I now open the floor for public comment. Anyone? We'll start with anybody here in the audience. Public comment. All right, we'll go to the conference line. Do we have another round of public comments if anyone has anything? Anyone
in the conference line for a first round of public comments? Okay. No public comments on the first round. We'll go to discussion. There's nothing listed under new business. Uh under the uh old business, we have the historical museum. Uh that is um uh on
hold. And the reason just just to make sure everyone understand. to the the the there are items the Christmas decorations and other lighting decorations are being stored on the southern end of the rescue building. Um there's still the the uh the demolishing
of the 2011 West Pittsburgh property. There'll be a a container there at some point uh this year, probably towards the end of this year and at the after summer for sure where those items from there could be relocated in there. Then after the summer and all the busyiness goes through, we can go in and and and look
at the work that needs to be done in the uh in in the south side of the rescue building. So uh that is uh the status of that uh traffic calming at the last minute. Uh we authorized going out to bid uh for the New Jersey I Bank second
phase and phase one of Park Boulevard, which again that is Cressy to Sweep Ryer. So that project is uh we're just waiting to get the uh the bid uh spec uh I mean sorry the bids to come in and then uh hopefully we'll be able to award I believe that's still tracking mark
correct me if I'm wrong some point later this year for that project to start. >> So that so that project we have to have a open award before the end of June of this year to take the $3 million grant. So that is tracking for that time frame
and you would have construction start in the fall for that. >> Okay. So, all right. So, that's good. So, for purposes of traffic calming, Trish, I'm I'm thinking that we could probably take this off the agenda. >> All right. Um,
back beach excavation. Uh, nothing on that yet. Uh, we're still working through, uh, which is a little bit further down there under old business, the Army Corps and the D. last discussions with them is that uh if and when they do the project the back beaches would be part would be uh
excavated uh when that project gets done. So uh more to come on that anything >> I I believe next week we're we're due to meet with um engineer to discuss the next steps on the direction of where we're going. So Francine um and I were
discussing that right before Enron. So that's the next step with that. >> Okay. uh Washington CV beach south falls in capacity. I know we're getting closer to the announcement on the uh the FEMA grants which again is it looking like it's it's positive and that would be for
a potential um pump uh pumps pump for uh pump station over on the on the west side. So more to come on that uh Army Cory NJD dune. So just to just to bring everybody up to speed with where we are
on that. Uh Wildwood has approved um uh a dune to and also the uh some sand back passing with uh in borrow area A similar to Wildwood Crest that basically where they would take the sand would be in the water uh in the water of both Wildwood
and and Wildwood Crest. um they want to, you know, clo the gaps that go down in through the dunes is to give us a a slope that takes you down takes you down over top of the dune and then put you down onto the onto the uh the bathing beach. So, um there's still some things
that we're trying to work out. Uh in the original uh in the original plan there was in our state aid agreement there was some discussion and understanding that they would uh explore what's called a lur credit which is money that would you
know come back towards to to the burrow uh as it affects our fishing pier. Um so we've they they took this they took a stance that you know hey it's that project is not eligible. So, um, we asked them to, you know, continue to
think about the lurk credit, but also come up with some more creative thinking as to how they could help potentially fund, uh, fund, um, the the part of the fishing pier project because we do have to raise it so the sand doesn't eventually, uh, come back over it. It's
already, um, a maintenance nightmare for for public works. In addition to that, I had I had proposed and and asked them to consider because when if they if and when they do take sand uh from the front part in the water side of our beaches, you're going to see our alpha lines get
exposed, which means that is the perfect opportunity to extend the alpha lines further into the water. So I did ask them to consider absent of the lur credit or any financial uh creative financial help to maybe they would they
would help they would pay for and as part of the project extend our alpha lines. I don't know if that's going to possibility but certainly threw that out there and asked them to consider that. They didn't they didn't say hard no. So we'll we'll have more information on that uh hopefully within the next week or two.
um burough hall renovations. We're just uh getting through uh Memorial Day weekend and I'm sure we'll get back once we get caught up with all the busy all the busyiness. We'll we'll be diving into uh reviewing those uh the drawings that uh um Jerry uh what's his last
name? Jerry Blackman uh came up with. All right. Anything on the digital paper? >> I think we're going to hold off until after the summer to revisit that one. So, >> all right. just money purposes. >> All right, so we're going to move on to our last round of public comments, then
we'll go into any commissioner comments and then we're ready to rock and roll for a close session. We'll go with anyone public comments. Come on up to the lect turn. Okay, >> thanks Mark. >> Marie Nickerson really have like three little comments. First of all, I was
down the beach this morning. My god, are we lucky. We are blessed. That is such a beautiful beach, and I thank Northwood for contributing. I feel bad, but we can't give up any of that. It's just it's just too beautiful. Another thing,
I was at the arts pavilion last week for a lunchon and to help everybody who helps try and helps us old people. That is another gem that arts and I loved it as a library but believe me turning it
take thank god it wasn't a parking lot. It is a gem that we use and I'm so grateful we use it. We only need one thing in there. Crest beach tails. >> Oh, >> I bought the whole lot and we have not
replenished it yet. I keep going back to see if we've replenished and we have not gotten any yet. That's a good seller. >> Uh the next thing um um it's just uh one little thing when we we
were going to talk about the center of town. I just want to say can we have a little fountain? Nothing big. Just a little fountain and maybe people will throw money in it and we'll make money. >> There you go. So uh so I'm glad you brought that up, Marie. So June 3rd in
this room, we'll have our uh public presentation >> to talk through the the look, the feel, some of the details. The county reps will be here, our planners will be here to kind of talk everybody through it >> and and that would be a perfect time to
to we have it on the record now to to to certainly make that request. That is absolutely something that's possible. There's going to be plenty of electric and water connections and so forth there. So, >> uh we're looking to create something special there for sure. >> Okay. All right. Great. Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> Thank you.
>> Anybody else? >> Okay. Anybody in a conference line? Public comments. >> All right. We'll go to commissioner comments. Mayor, I just want to hope everyone has a safe and fun holiday and also to thank
a vet. So, thank you. All I have, Mayor. >> Yeah. Uh just a reminder that the next meeting will be this the meeting where the students will be here from Carson Memorial >> for junior officials day. >> Yeah. Yep. And now so then our presentation actually will take place after that for the for the New Jersey
Avenue project. Uh I have uh I want to make is that this is National Public Works Week. Um if there's a stressful time for public works, it's this week for sure. uh just trying to get the beach ready and all the projects in in anticipation of Memorial Day weekend,
you know, with all the all the amenities that folks are going to use. Unfortunately, the weather forecast uh isn't looking in our favor. So, it's I hate to look at it as you're going through all this work and then it's going to rain, but at least it's prepared and we'll be ready to go as soon as soon as the sun comes out. Um Steve and and the men and women at the
public works, nice job. I ran the bike path this morning. It is absolutely immaculate. The best I've ever seen it. I didn't see any weeds. I didn't see I saw nothing. It it it was the picture of you want to build a broch make a brochure that's today's the day to take the picture for sure. Um and the last
thing I have is uh with respect to the uh number 17 resolution. So uh Brian I told we have the month of August as veterans and military appreciation month. Um, that would be something that I think the burrow would should be, you know, if there's some, you know, I know
we're celebrating our 250th, but there are some additional things that we may be able to do to recognize our veterans and military. Uh, that would be something I think that we could start planning for, you know, maybe in June for in time for uh, August. Um, Mike Marino is our veterans chairperson, so
he may be somebody that we want to uh, engage as well. >> I'll send the resolution. >> All right. Um, that's all I have. Solicitor Galzeras, you have anything for for the for making sure you're >> legal affairs of the bar are in good order. >> That's good. Good to hear.
>> All right. >> All right. With that, I'll read the resolution. We have a resolution of the board of commissioners of the B of Wild Crest authorizing executive close session in accordance with the provisions of the Open Public Meetings Act, specifically NJSA 10:4-12B for four items. Potential employment for
deputy CFO, potential negotiation for a shared court, possible litigation with the Nassau in and employment EMT shift coverage. Can I get a motion? >> Motion. >> Can I get a second? >> Second. Yes. Oh.