The Sun’s City Council Preview
Comp-time payments, Worker's Comp settlement, & DEP grants on agenda
The Asbury Park City Council is scheduled to meet Tuesday in council chambers at City Hall.
A closed executive session will start at 4:30 p.m., followed by a public workshop session at 6:30 p.m. and the regular council meeting at 7 p.m.
Public participation takes place at the beginning of the regular meeting. Items on the agenda include:
• The Executive Session discussions will include contract negotiations for Carter Sackman’s Savoy Theater; Interfaith Neighbors Turf Club residential project and the potential sale of their 1276 Washington Avenue property; iStar’s 1101 Ocean high rise project; and those for professional service contracts.
• Litigation discussions include worker’s compensation cases involving John Moor and Tyrone Smith; the Jason Fazio vs the City of Asbury Park; the Famularo disciplinary proceeding; and special liquor license conditions for the House of Independence.
• The Regular session agenda includes a recognition for St. Augustine’s Church’s 125th anniversary.
• Consent agenda votes on routine matters include those for special events and wedding applications; fee increases; budget appropriations; and comp-time payments for Tom Gilmour, Barbara Kovach-Falco, and to the estate of Randall Hill.
• Individual resolution votes for routine matters include entering into the Department of Defense’s Federal surplus property procurement program; utilizing the $1.1 million Department of Environmental Protection Green Acres grant for the acquisition of Bradley Cove site; an application for a $33,000 Department of Environmental Protection grant for remediation work done at the Springwood Park site; and the worker’s compensation settlement for John Moor.
• New ordinances include a 15-minute parking space near Asbury Roastery along Second Avenue and changes to the Land Development Regulations that include fee increases for site plan applications.
Click here to view the full agenda with supplemental materials.
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