April 7, 2022

                                                                                         Minutes
                                                                                 REGULAR MEETING
                                                                           POINT PLEASANT BEACH
                                                                              PARKING AUTHORITY
                                                                                   April 7, 2022

The regular meeting of the Parking Authority opened with the reading of the Open Public meetings act.

 In attendance were Commissioner Bonsper, Lubin, Corona and Curcio.

Absent: Driber

Also, in attendance:  Ray Savacool, Esq., Karen Mills, Clerk and Ray Bogan

Motion by Commissioner Curcio, second by Commissioner Lubin to memorialize the minutes of March 3 2021 meeting

In favor:  Curcio, Lubin, Corona and Bonsper

Opposed:  None

Mayor Kanitra – Expressed his concerns over the signage and maintenance of the lots. Commissioner Curcio explained the issues that we had with Clean Cut in reference to salting and plowing this winter season. Solutions were discussed on how to solve these problems.

Ray Bogan – The language in the next contract will be clearer. Ray Bogan explained the advantage of having a Parking Authority.

Ray Savacool – The contract is up. The Authority will be going out to bid for 2023. Ray explained that the landscaping contract was paired down due to lack of funds.

Chairman – Agreed with issues discussed. Commented that due to reduced budget it all depends what they can upgrade due to how much is spent on snow plowing.  He also commented that he has been having to call Clean Cut to keep up their maintenance obligations. Stated that the budget was $110,000 years ago.

Commissioner Curcio – Explained that last year out of our $50,000 budget that $40,000 was spent on plowing due to numerous snow storms. The maintenance contract is basically mowing and weeding. Commented that Public Works does a wonderful job, but their priority are the streets, prior to the parking lots.

Motion by Commissioner Lubin, second by Commissioner Curcio to approve the following vouchers for payment.

In favor:  Lubin, Curcio, Corona and Bonsper

Opposed:  None

Check #

Vouchers for Payments

1356                 JCP & L (6 invoices)                                                       $995.00

1357                 Clean Cut Lawn Services                                              1,850.00

1358                 Raymond D. Bogan (3 invoices)                                     715.00  

1359                T & M Associates                                                              160.00

1360                Karen L. Mills (April 2022)                                              444.72

1361                United States Treasury                                                    229.50

Elec. Ck          State of NJ (Payroll taxes)                                                  21.98

                                                                                                              $4,416.20

Meeting adjourned at 7:00 pm

Attest:  Karen L. Mills, Clerk