Belmar Borough Council Discusses Marine Improvements, Ambulance Acquisition, and Community Support for Fire Victims

Overview: In the latest Belmar Borough Council meeting, developments were discussed, including the rejection of marine improvement bids, the planned acquisition of a new ambulance, and the community’s response to a recent fire that affected a local homeowner. Council President Mark Levis also announced the upcoming special meeting for the Green Acres application and a town hall meeting to address the future of the Belmar Business Partnership.

Belmar Council Addresses Water Quality, Geese Mitigation, and Pool House Ordinance

Overview: The Belmar Borough Council’s recent meeting focused on several issues affecting the community, including a public notification about water quality, the geese overpopulation at Silver Lake, the proposed construction of pool houses, and ADA compliance concerns. Residents can expect to receive a letter explaining a brief water quality issue from April, which has since been resolved, and the Council discussed measures to prevent future delays in reporting. Meanwhile, the Council explored strategies to mitigate the geese problem at Silver Lake, including a living shoreline and LED lights to deter the birds. The discussion also touched on the proposed ordinance for constructing pool houses, ADA compliance for sidewalks and curbing, and updates on community projects and infrastructure.

Lake Como Council Swears in Re-elected Members, Outlines Centennial Plans

Overview: In a commencement to the new year, Lake Como Borough Council’s reorganization meeting saw the swearing-in of re-elected council members Nick DeMauro and Peter Ventrice, and the reappointment of Douglas E. Witte as Council President. The council discussed plans for the borough’s centennial celebrations, including events and a commemorative beer named “1924.” Additionally, resolutions were passed to authorize agreements with the Monmouth County SPCA for animal control services and the Dental Services Organization Incorporated.

Belmar Council Receives $484,000 Grant for Pedestrian Safety; Rejects Cat Licensing and Discusses Various Infrastructure Projects

Overview: Kicking off the holiday season, the latest Belmar Borough Council meeting saw the approval of a $484,000 grant from the New Jersey Department of Transportation. This grant, welcomed by council members, will be used to improve pedestrian safety around the train station and Belmar Plaza. The council also rejected a proposed cat licensing scheme and discussed a multitude of infrastructure projects.

Belmar Borough Council Discusses Initiatives: Affordable Housing Trust Fund, Feral Cat Program, and Plastic Recycling Pilot

Overview: The Belmar Borough Council recently met to discuss a range of issues, from establishing an affordable housing trust fund and implementing a feral cat neutering program to a plastic film recycling pilot. The council also addressed the potential of altering beach badge fees and concerns about local infrastructure.