Lake Como Borough Council Faces Councilman Resignation and Explores One-Way Street Proposal

Overview: The Lake Como Borough Council held a reorganization meeting where developments included the resignation of Councilman Nick DeMauro, the election of Councilwoman Hawley Scull as Council President, and a proposal to convert Fernwood Road into a one-way street. These events were accompanied by routine procedural updates and public input on local infrastructure concerns.

Belmar Housing Authority Opens Bids for Facade Repairs, Ranging from $1. 33M to $1.99M

Overview: The Belmar Housing Authority conducted a bid opening for facade repairs, receiving six proposals with total bids ranging from $1.33 million to $1.99 million. The project involves the refurbishment of various sides of a building, with each bid detailing costs for the west, south, east, and north facades independently. This approach allows the Authority to determine the scope of the project based on available funds.

Lake Como Borough Council Voices Opposition to State Housing Resolution S4736

Overview: The Lake Como Borough Council held a meeting focusing on Senate Resolution S 4736, which proposes allowing religious and nonprofit organizations to develop affordable housing on their properties without adhering to municipal guidelines. The council expressed concern over the potential erosion of local governance and land use control, emphasizing the need for a formal resolution opposing the state legislation.

Belmar Housing Authority Faces Funding Shortfall for Building Repairs

Overview: The Belmar Housing Authority is seeking additional funds for building repairs after discovering that the initial grant of $676,000 will not cover the necessary costs. Discussions with congressional and state representatives are underway to identify potential funding sources. The meeting also addressed energy audits, inspection updates, and the retirement of a long-serving member.

Belmar Library Board Debates Budget for Events and Historic Building Repairs

Overview: The recent meeting of the Belmar Library Board of Trustees focused on several issues, including the budget for upcoming library events and plans for necessary repairs to the historic library building. The Board deliberated on the allocation of funds for new cultural events and a significant anniversary celebration, while also discussing long-term maintenance strategies for the library’s infrastructure.