Next is authorizing certification of compliance with the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's enforcement guidance on the consideration of arrest and conviction records in employment decisions under
title 7 of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. >> I make the motion >> second. >> It has been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Balaro. >> Yes. Mr. Franco. >> Yes.
>> Mr. Cabera is absent. The next is establishing a policy for the responsible use of artificial intelligence AI by municipalities in the Atlantic County Municipal Joint Insurance Fund. >> I make the motion.
>> Second. >> It's been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Balaro. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. Yes, >> Mr. Cabrera is absent. The next is authorizing the use of urban enterprise
zone assistance funds designated for the Burrow of Wildwood Crest from fiscal year 2026 for the Centennial Park Improvement Project. >> I make the motion. >> Second. >> Is moved and seconded that the foregoing
resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Balaro. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> And Mr. Cabrera is absent. The next is cancelling erroneous 2026 sewer rents in
the amount of $3987 for property located at 2011 West Pittsburgh Avenue. >> I make the motion. >> Second. >> It is moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs.
>> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. Yes, >> Mr. Cabrera is absent. And lastly is authorizing readvertisement of a notice to biders for the supply, installation, and servicing of vending machines. >> I make the motion.
>> I will second. >> It has been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Pelaro, >> yes. >> Mr. Franco, >> yes. >> And Mr. Cabrera is absent.
I motion that all bills properly authorized as submitted be paid. >> Second. >> It has been moved and seconded that all bills properly authorized as submitted be paid. Roll call. Mrs. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco.
>> Yes. >> Mr. Preer's absent. I 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 service coordinator for the EMS, and the Wava Crest volunteer fire company chief for the month ending February 28th, 2026 be accepted as presented. >> I will second that. It 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 February 28th, 2026 be accepted as presented. Roll call. Mrs. Felo. Yes, >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes.
>> And Mr. Cabar's absent. >> I motion that all minutes from the commission meetings dated February 20 February 18th, 2026 and March 4th, 2026 be approved as presented. >> A second.
It has been moved and seconded that all minutes from the commission meetings dated February 18th, 2026 and March 4th, 2026 be approved as presented. Roll call. Mrs. Felo, >> yes. >> Mr. Franco,
>> yes. >> And Mr. Cabrera is absent. >> Thank you, Trish. Brings us to engineers report. Mark, you have the comment. >> Okay. Thank you. Couple of um capital improvement projects to update the bur on. So, we are in the the push here to
get everything um completed for the summer season. We lost a little bit of time with the weather. So, we are pushing and we're in it to win it. So, first one is reconstruction of Bay View Drive that the contractor will be starting uh next week. We had a
pre-construction meeting on February 25th and I had assurances from the contractor that Bay Drive will be repaved and striped for the summer season. The Crest Fish and Pier renovation project is still in design and we'll be coordinating with the
burrow on final design elements, timing, etc. The burrow's current New Jersey I bank sanitary sewer and roadway improvement project. That's a project that's being held by Charles Marendino LLC. They have completed all of the sanitary sewer work
and uh concrete work on Stockton Road. They've completed the sanitary sewer work on Topeka and are currently installing concrete on Topeka. And the sanitary sewer work is progressing on Bay View Pittsburgh and um the final portion of Topeka. Again, that's the
same contractor that has Bay View Drive. We had them in our office and we are being assured that that project will be completed on time for the summer season. The New Jersey Avenue Sanitary Serial Water main Improvement Project is approximately 40% complete. That is a project that is not required to be done
by summer season. There was going to be a demobilization period through the summer due to the enormity of the project and they will be back in the fall to wrap up ahead of uh the county's project which is streetscaping and paving the burrow's
fiscal year 24 NJDCA uh small cities program for the Crest Pier bathroom improvements. We have a final design review uh tomorrow with our design team. It's our intention to come before the burrow at the next meeting for a resolution to bid. We will bid that project and get that out for
construction to start, I believe, at the end of summer. Uh lastly, we are about 1 to two weeks away from uploading or submitting the plans and specs for your fiscal year 26 NJ project, which is
another uh $2 million grant, excuse me, $3 million grant for sanitary so work. We would then be seeking authorization to advertise that project to bid. We have to make sure that we have a contractual award by the end of June and that'll be another project that would
start in the fall of this year. That is my report. >> I have a quick question mark just on the and it wasn't in your report, but the um bike path painting. I I believe you were coordinating with Chief Lloyd on that. I think that's coming up soon. Chief, I
>> Yeah, we helped the burrow. help the bureau secure quotes and um the bureau will be coordinating with zone striping. >> I just want to notify people that that that's on the on the list that that happened sooner than later. So, which is which is great at
>> the end of March, but could be pushed back because of the end of March. Okay. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Could be pushed back a bit only because of the end, >> but certainly not in May. So, I'm done. No, that was Yeah. Okay. Any questions for Mark or
hearing? None. No correspondence. Yes, sir. >> Okay. Before I open up public comments, I have to read this letter. To ensure an orderly and efficient meeting and to provide everyone an opportunity to be heard, here are the guidelines.
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respectful and productive dialogue. We are now open for public comments. So first round of public comments. Anyone in the room? Uh, anyone on the conference line public comments? >> Nope. You're doing a great job.
>> Going once, twice. >> Yep. >> Third. So, okay. Uh, next up is nothing under new business. Old business. I think Mark touched on a few of these. Um, the I would like to add the dredging.
So, uh, Francancy and I did discuss, uh, outside council helping us. I said council, but outside engineering help us. Sorry, Mark. Uh, help us with the situation like this. And, um, I think, uh, we're waiting to get a call back from from him. >> We've been playing test.
>> So, I think to move that forward would be uh, beneficial to have that. And that was recommended by the mayor. I think it was a a very good recommendation. Um, other than that, I don't see anything for Nope.
Public comments again for round two of public comments. No. Trish. >> Oh my goodness gracious. >> Any questions? >> I move that. >> I should I should do this more often in virtual meeting. I've never had a
15-minute meeting in years. It's been a while. >> Open this up to commissioner's comments. >> You're okay. >> Yeah, good. >> I'm on same motion to adjurnn. >> I second.
>> All in favor? Hi. >> I'm that was quite