West Long Branch, New Jersey
West Long Branch New Jersey average (US Census ACS)
Population8,576
Per-capita income$53,217
Median home value$631,300
Typical home value $1,002,942 +4.5% yr/yr · +50.9% 5-yr
Reuniones recientes
Wed Jul 22, 2026
Mayor and Borough Council
Borough considers changing educational requirements for police officers
The Mayor and Borough Council are meeting to discuss an ordinance regarding the qualifications for police officers. The proposal would allow new hires to obtain 60 college credits within three years of employment rather than requiring them prior to hire.
- Ordinance No. O-26-18: Amending educational requirements for police officers to allow 60 college credits to be obtained within 3 years of hire
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SPECIAL MEETING
July 22, 2026
5:00 PM
MAYOR JANET W. TUCCI PRESIDES
MAYOR TUCCI REPORTS SUNSHINE LAW COMPLIED WITH
PRESENT: BRAY, CIOFFI, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT:
MATTERS TO BE DISCUSSED:
1. Ordinance No. O -26-18 - An Ordinance Amending Ordinance 2 -8.5
Regarding the Qualifications to Become a Police Officer in the Borough
of West Long Branch
Introduction
OPPORTUNITY FOR ANY PERSON TO BE HEARD:
ADJOURNMENT:
ORDINANCE NO. O-26-18
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 2-8.5
REGARDING THE QUALIFICATIONS TO BECOME A POLICE OFFICER
IN THE BOROUGH OF WEST LONG BRANCH
WHEREAS, the Police Committee of the Borough Council, together with the
Chief of Police, have given consideration to a change the educational requirements
currently set forth in Ordinance 2-8.5(d) and have recommended that it be modified to
require a minimum of 60 college credits, but permit that requirement to be met within
the first 3 years following the date of hire of the police officer, rather than prior to the
officer being hired; and
WHEREAS, the governing body concurs with the recommendation;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Borough Council of the Borough of
West Long Branch as follows:
SECTION 1.
Ordinance 2-8.5(d) is amended to read:
“Possess an associate degree, college degree, or possess or obtain within 3 years
of the date of hire a minimum of 60 college credits.”
SECTION 2. EFFECTIVE DATE.
This ordinance shall take e
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Tue Jul 21, 2026
Zoning Board of Adjustment
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ZONING BOARD MEETING AGENDA
Borough of West Long Branch
Borough Hall, 965 Broadway, West Long Branch, NJ
Meeting Agenda
July 21, 2026
Regular Meeting 7:00 P.M.
(Council Chambers)
**Agenda schedule is subject to change at the discretion of the Chairperson**
1. Open Public Meeting Act
2. Roll Call
Mr. Matthew Clark Mr. Paul Giglio Mr. Vincent Vuocolo
Mr. Anastasios Diacogiannis Mr. Michael Schulz Ms. Nicole Catelli, Alt. 1
Chairman Mark Engel Mr. Jerry Moczerniuk Ms. Beth Sarfaty, Alt. 2
Pledge of Allegiance
3. Carried Application
No Caried Application
4. New Applications:
ZB 2025-08 – Leo and Eleusa Nunes Bulk Variance Application 3 Beechwood Avenue, Block 29,
Lot 4, Zone R-22.
The subject property is improved with an existing single-family dwelling. The applicant proposes to
construct a first-floor addition and a partial second-story addition to the existing residence. The
existing improvements do not conform to the requirements of the Borough's zoning ordinance;
therefore, bulk variance relief is required.
This application was carried over from the May 19, 2026, meeting at the request of the Board to allow
the applicant time to revise the plans and address the Board's comments.
5. Resolutions
In The Matter of Zoning Permit Appeal of Stephen Schulz, Block 71 Lot 14.02 Resolution Dismissing
Appeal Without Prejudice
In The Matter of Krysta Parker Block 25, Lot 7 Application No. ZB#2025-15 Resolution Of Dismissal
with Prejudice.
6. Othe
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Mon Jul 13, 2026
Recreation Commission
Recreation Commission cancels Movie Night and Generation Gap concert
The West Long Branch Recreation Commission discussed summer programs and upcoming events. The committee agreed to cancel the Generation Gap concert due to a price increase and decided to end Movie Night this year. They also approved a new car show for October.
- Cancellation of Generation Gap concert due to price increase
- Cancellation of Movie Night for this year
- Approval of new Car Show event in October
- Summer Rec camp enrollment at 78 campers
- Kite Festival merging with 250th Family Picnic Day
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WLB Recreation Commission Agenda July 13, 2026 Mission: Our mission as the Recreation Commission is to provide our community with various
activities
and
events
for
residents
of
all
ages.
Events: Yoga - Average 30 people. As of today, we brought in $2,305.00 Chair Exercise – Average 10 people.As of today, we brought in $110.00. Mahjong - In full swing, average 12 people a week. Bocce - In full swing. Good attendance every week Upcoming Events Kite Festival - June 28, 2026 merging with the 250th Family Picnic Day - Estimated 700 people throughout the day for the entire event - 50 kite/race participants - winners of the races received either 1st, 2nd, 3rd or participation
ribbons.
- Hulu Hoop contest winners received ribbons - Winners in the following categories: Longest Kite (including tail) Smallest Kite Most Unusual Kite Oldest Flyer Most Patriotic Winners were given either:Applesbees dinner for two GC, LaScarpetta GC or Carvel GC - Next year we will have it back at Sorrentino, on a Saturday afternoon, no food trucks- families
encouraged
to
pack
a
picnic.
4th of July: The band, No Surrender was very good. Didn’t really start playing to a crow until 8:00. Fireworks went off without a hitch and the display was a little longer and bigger this year
to
celebrate
the
250th.
Summer Concerts: Lorraine Strohmenger: July 10 Whiskey and Roses (country) - Very good band. 100 people in atte
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Wed Jul 1, 2026
Mayor and Borough Council
El Concejo discutirá una enmienda a la ordenanza y 22 Girard Ave
El Alcalde y el Concejo Municipal de West Long Branch llevarán a cabo una reunión de caucus para discutir tres puntos: una enmienda a una ordenanza, el estado de un litigio y una propiedad en 22 Girard Ave. No se proporcionan más detalles en la agenda. La reunión incluye un período de comentarios públicos.
- Enmienda a la ordenanza (no especificada)
- Estado del litigio (ES)
- Discusión sobre la propiedad de 22 Girard Ave
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BOROUGH OF WEST LONG BRANCH
CAUCUS MEETING
July 1, 2026 – 6:30 PM
MAYOR JANET W. TUCCI PRESIDES
MAYOR TUCCI REPORTS SUNSHINE LAW COMPLIED WITH
PRESENT: BRAY, CIOFFI, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT:
MATTERS TO BE DISCUSSED:
MAYOR TUCCI:
COUNCILMAN BRAY:
COUNCILMAN CIOFFI:
COUNCILMAN GOMEZ:
COUNCILMAN PENTA:
COUNCILWOMAN RUANE:
COUNCILMAN SNIFFEN:
BOROUGH ADMINISTRATOR GONTER:
BOROUGH CLERK KELLY:
BOROUGH ATTORNEY BAXTER:
1. Ordinance Amendment
2. Litigation Status (ES)
3. 22 Girard Ave
OPPORTUNITY FOR ANY PERSON TO BE HEARD:
MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC PORTION AND ADJOURN:
Wed Jul 1, 2026
Mayor and Borough Council
El Concejo votará sobre una subvención de $250K de espacio abierto para el pickleball y campos de fútbol de Sorrentino Park
El concejo llevará a cabo una audiencia pública y considerará una resolución para solicitar una subvención de $250,000 del Monmouth County Open Space Trust Fund para mejoras en el pickleball y los campos de fútbol de Sorrentino Park, con un costo total del proyecto de $500,000. También están introduciendo una ordenanza para agregar las tarifas de permisos de armas a la lista de exenciones de tarifas para voluntarios activos de servicios de emergencia. Otras acciones incluyen el nombramiento de un oficial de policía especial de Clase II, la contratación de un trabajador estacional de obras públicas y la aprobación de varias solicitudes de subvenciones y contratos.
- Audiencia pública y resolución (R-26-92) para una subvención de $250K de Espacio Abierto para mejoras en el pickleball y campos de fútbol de Sorrentino Park (proyecto total $500K)
- Ordenanza O-26-17: adición de exenciones de tarifas de permisos de armas para voluntarios activos de bomberos y EMS
- Resolución R-26-86: nombramiento de Thomas Varricchio Jr. como Oficial de Policía Especial de Clase II a $25/hora
- Resolución R-26-89: contratación de Gage Gonter como trabajador estacional de obras públicas a tiempo parcial a $16/hora (6 de julio – 2 de septiembre)
- Resolución R-26-91: autorización de la solicitud de subvención CDBG para la entrada ADA de la Biblioteca, paso de peatones y mejoras al Janet Tucci ADA Accessible Reading Garden
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COUNCIL MEETING
July 1, 2026
(Immediately Following Caucus Meeting Which Starts at 6:30 PM)
MAYOR JANET W. TUCCI PRESIDES
MAYOR TUCCI REPORTS SUNSHINE LAW COMPLIED WITH
PRESENT: BRAY, CIOFFI, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT:
~ Certificates of Appreciation – 250th Celebration Painting ~
~ Public Hearing Monmouth County Open Space Grant – Sorrentino Park Improvements ~
READING AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
Caucus Minutes
June 17, 2026
Executive Session Minutes
June 17, 2026
Council Minutes
June 17, 2026
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES:
MAYOR TUCCI:
COUNCILMAN BRAY (FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION):
COUNCILMAN CIOFFI (POLICE):
COUNCILMAN GOMEZ (FIRE & EMS):
COUNCILMAN PENTA (PUBLIC WORKS):
COUNCILWOMAN RUANE (RECREATION, ENVIRONMENTAL, & SHADE TREE):
COUNCILMAN SNIFFEN (PUBLIC PROPERTY):
BOROUGH ADMINISTRATOR GONTER:
BOROUGH CLERK KELLY:
BOROUGH ATTORNEY BAXTER:
BOROUGH ENGINEER MULLAN:
COMMUNICATIONS:
1. Thank-You Note - SRHS Graduation 2026
2. Graduation Request – Red Bank Catholic – June 2 & 4, 2027 – OceanFirst Bank
Center
ORDINANCES:
1. Ordinance No. O-26-17 - An Ordinance Amending Ordinance O-2-19.2b Regarding
Fee Exemptions for Emergency Services Volunteers in the Borough of West Long
Branch
Introduction
RESOLUTIONS:
1. R-26-86 Resolution Appointing Class II Special Police Officer
2. R-26-87 Resolution Refunding Grading and Drainage Plan Review Fee
3. R-26-88
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Wed Jun 17, 2026
Mayor and Borough Council
El Concejo adoptará el presupuesto de 2026 y finalizará la ordenanza salarial
El Concejo Municipal de West Long Branch considerará la adopción del presupuesto municipal de 2026 (R-26-84) y realizará la segunda y última lectura de una ordenanza que establece los salarios de 2025 para los funcionarios y empleados municipales (O-26-16). El concejo también votará sobre resoluciones que incluyen un acuerdo de servicios compartidos para servicios de despacho de emergencias con Monmouth County (2026–2030), la dedicación de un espacio abierto en Poplar Avenue como Mayor Janet Tucci Park & Reading Garden, y la renovación de varias licencias de alcohol.
- Adopción del presupuesto municipal de 2026 (R-26-84)
- Segunda lectura de la Ordenanza O-26-16 que establece los salarios de 2025; rango del Administrador del Borough $45,000–$185,000
- Resolución R-26-77 dedicando el espacio abierto de Poplar Ave como Mayor Janet Tucci Park & Reading Garden
- Resolución R-26-85 autorizando un acuerdo de servicios compartidos de 5 años con la Oficina del Sheriff de Monmouth County para servicios de despacho de PSAP
- Resolución R-26-76 reembolsando $325 en tarifas de inspección duplicadas a Joseph Nesser por 41 Brookwillow Avenue
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✓ Decidido: Adopted 2025 salary ordinance for municipal employees (5-0)
The council unanimously adopted Ordinance No. 0-26-16 setting 2025 salaries for municipal employees and officers. It also dedicated the Poplar Avenue open space as the Mayor Janet Tucci Park & Reading Garden, renewed multiple liquor licenses, and reappointed the Borough Clerk. All motions passed 5-0 with one member absent.
- Approved minutes of June 3 executive session (with pages 2,5,6 withheld), council meeting, and caucus meeting (all 5-0)
- Adopted Ordinance 0-26-16 on third reading, setting 2025 salaries for municipal employees and officers (5-0)
- Approved $325 refund to Joseph Nesser for duplicate certificate of occupancy/inspection fees (5-0)
- Dedicated open space on Poplar Avenue as Mayor Janet Tucci Park & Reading Garden (5-0)
- Approved FY2027-FY2029 cooperation agreement with Monmouth County for Community Development Block Grant program (5-0)
- Renewed inactive liquor license (Ravi Randal Corp.) for 2026-2027 after showing active use steps (5-0)
- Renewed six other liquor licenses for 2026-2027 (Rodeio Grill, Neamoni Inc., Myway B&G, Branches Catering, Ravi Randal distribution, Monmouth University club, La Quinta Inn) (5-0)
- Reappointed Carolina Kelly as Borough Clerk effective July 5, 2026 (5-0)
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COUNCIL MEETING
June 17, 2026
(Immediately Following Caucus Meeting Which Starts at 6:30 PM)
MAYOR JANET W. TUCCI PRESIDES
MAYOR TUCCI REPORTS SUNSHINE LAW COMPLIED WITH
PRESENT: BRAY, CIOFFI, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT:
READING AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
Caucus Minutes
June 3, 2026
Executive Session Minutes
June 3, 2026
Council Minutes
June 3, 2026
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES:
MAYOR TUCCI:
COUNCILMAN BRAY (FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION):
COUNCILMAN CIOFFI (POLICE):
COUNCILMAN GOMEZ (FIRE & EMS):
COUNCILMAN PENTA (PUBLIC WORKS):
COUNCILWOMAN RUANE (RECREATION, ENVIRONMENTAL, & SHADE TREE):
COUNCILMAN SNIFFEN (PUBLIC PROPERTY):
BOROUGH ADMINISTRATOR GONTER:
BOROUGH CLERK KELLY:
BOROUGH ATTORNEY BAXTER:
BOROUGH ENGINEER MULLAN:
COMMUNICATIONS:
None.
ORDINANCES:
1. Ordinance No. O-26-16 - An Ordinance Amending Ordinance No. O -26-1 Regarding
Salaries of Various Municipal Employees and Setting the 2025 Salaries of Various
Municipal Officers, Employees and Appointees
Second & Final Reading
RESOLUTIONS:
1. R-26-76 Resolution Refunding Certificate of Occupancy Fee
2. R-26-77 Resolution Dedicating the West Long Branch Open Space on Poplar Ave as
the Mayor Janet Tucci Park & Reading Garden
3. R-26-78 Resolution Authorizing the Mayor and Borough Clerk to Execute the FY2027-
FY2029 Cooperation Agreement with Monmouth County for Cooperative Participation
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Wed Jun 17, 2026
Mayor and Borough Council
El Concejo discute litigios, recreación de verano y el problema de una cerca
El Alcalde y el Concejo Municipal de West Long Branch llevarán a cabo una reunión de caucus para discutir tres asuntos enumerados: litigios (ES), recreación de verano para niños y la cerca de Owen (ES). No se especifican puntos detallados de la agenda ni votaciones, ya que se trata de una sesión únicamente de discusión. El público tendrá la oportunidad de ser escuchado.
- Discusión sobre Litigios (ES)
- Programa de Recreación de Verano para Niños
- Asunto de la Cerca de Owen (ES)
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✓ Decidido: Council defers decision on Girard Avenue paving delay
The council held a procedural caucus with no formal votes or public comment. The only substantive discussion was on a contractor's request to delay paving at 22 Girard Avenue until after summer; the council agreed to wait for more details at the next meeting. An executive session was planned for later. No ordinances or resolutions were adopted.
- Tabled discussion on 22 Girard Avenue paving delay until next meeting
- No ordinances or resolutions approved
- Executive session scheduled for litigation, Owen Fence, and Condo Services
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BOROUGH OF WEST LONG BRANCH
CAUCUS MEETING
June 17, 2026 – 6:30 PM
MAYOR JANET W. TUCCI PRESIDES
MAYOR TUCCI REPORTS SUNSHINE LAW COMPLIED WITH
PRESENT: BRAY, CIOFFI, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT:
MATTERS TO BE DISCUSSED:
MAYOR TUCCI:
COUNCILMAN BRAY:
COUNCILMAN CIOFFI:
COUNCILMAN GOMEZ:
COUNCILMAN PENTA:
COUNCILWOMAN RUANE:
COUNCILMAN SNIFFEN:
BOROUGH ADMINISTRATOR GONTER:
BOROUGH CLERK KELLY:
BOROUGH ATTORNEY BAXTER:
1. Litigation (ES)
2. Summer Recreation Children
3. Owen Fence (ES)
OPPORTUNITY FOR ANY PERSON TO BE HEARD:
MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC PORTION AND ADJOURN:
Tue Jun 16, 2026
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Las tres solicitudes de zonificación fueron trasladadas a futuras reuniones
La Junta de Ajuste de Zonificación no decidirá ninguna solicitud en esta reunión. Las tres solicitudes nuevas —mejoras del generador de JCP&L, la adición del segundo piso de Krysta Parker y la legalización de la cobertura de Abraham Perets— se están reprogramando debido a notificaciones incompletas o solicitud del solicitante. La junta también llevará a cabo una sesión de capacitación informativa y adoptará las actas de la reunión anterior.
- Mejoras del Generador y Tablero de Distribución de JCP&L (ZB 2025-05) en 291 Monmouth Rd solicita ser trasladado a una futura reunión.
- Krysta Parker (ZB 2025-15) varianza de volumen para el segundo piso en 110 Wall Street solicita reprogramación debido a notificaciones incompletas.
- Abraham Perets (ZB 2024-19) varianza de volumen para legalizar la cobertura en 7 Elmwood Ave solicita reprogramación debido a notificaciones incompletas.
- El Abogado y el Planificador de la Junta llevarán a cabo una sesión de capacitación informativa no vinculada a ninguna solicitud pendiente.
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ZONING BOARD MEETING AGENDA
Borough of West Long Branch
Borough Hall, 965 Broadway, West Long Branch, NJ
Meeting Agenda
June 16, 2026
Regular Meeting 7:00 P.M.
(Council Chambers)
**Agenda schedule is subject to change at the discretion of the Chairperson**
1. Open Public Meeting Act
2. Roll Call
Mr. Matthew Clark Mr. Paul Giglio Mr. Vincent Vuocolo
Mr. Anastasios Diacogiannis Mr. Michael Schulz Ms. Nicole Catelli, Alt. 1
Chairman Mark Engel Mr. Jerry Moczerniuk Ms. Beth Sarfaty, Alt. 2
Pledge of Allegiance
3. Carried Application
No Caried Application
4. New Applications:
JCP&L Generator and Switchboard Upgrades (ZB 2025-05) ‘D’ and Bulk Variances, Preliminary
and Final Site Plan Block: 67 Lot: 33 Address: 291 Monmouth Rd. Zone: OP
The property contains an existing lineman and office facility for the Utility company. The applicant is
seeking ‘D’ and bulk variances, and preliminary and final site plan approval for the upgrades to the
existing generator and switchboard on the site, and impacted existing improvements. The property is
located on Monmouth Rd and has access from Monmouth Rd, and is located within the OP Zone.
Requests to be carried to a future zoning board meeting date.
Krysta Parker (ZB 2025-15) Bulk Variance Application 110 Wall Street; Block 25 Lot 7, Zone R-15
The property contains an existing single-family dwelling. The applicant proposes to construct a
second floor onto the existing dwelling. The existing improvements on th
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Tue Jun 9, 2026
Planning Board
Se considerará la solicitud de cambio de uso de Monmouth Bagel
La Junta de Planificación considerará una resolución (PB-2026-01) para una solicitud de cambio de uso para Monmouth Bagel en una propiedad de 1.63 acres en la Zona NC en Monmouth Road. La junta también adoptará las actas de la reunión del 12 de marzo de 2026.
- Resolución PB-2026-01: Solicitud de Cambio de Uso de Monmouth Bagel para Block 60, Lot 71 & 74, Zona NC, sitio de 1.63 acres en Monmouth Road
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PLANNING BOARD MEETING AGENDA
Borough of West Long Branch
Borough Hall, 965 Broadway, West Long Branch, NJ
Meeting Agenda
June 9, 2026
Regular Meeting 7:00 P.M.
(Council Chambers)
**Agenda schedule is subject to change at the discretion of the Chairperson**
1. Open Public Meeting Act
2. Roll Call:
Councilman Stephen Bray Mr. Gordon Heggie, Mr. Christopher Neyhart
Mr. Don Brocklebank Ms. Diane Russomanno Chairman Anthony Scalise
Mr. Rob Ferragina Mr. Randy Triolo Mayor Janet Tucci
3. Pledge of Allegiance:
4. New and Carried Applications :
5. Resolutions
PB-2026-01-Monmouth Bagel Change of Use Application - Block 60, Lot 71 & 74, NC Zone
The site is a 1.63-acre (67,953 SF) property identified as Block 60, Lots 71 & 74, with frontage on Monmouth
Road.
6. Other Business:
7. Minutes to be Adopted. March 12, 2026
8. Adjournment
Mon Jun 8, 2026
Recreation Commission
Parque dedicado como Mayor Janet Tucci Park and Reading Garden
La Comisión de Recreación está revisando eventos recientes, incluida la dedicación el 4 de junio del Mayor Janet Tucci Park & Reading Garden, e informando sobre programas en curso (yoga, ejercicios en silla, mahjong, bocce). También están planificando próximos eventos: una noche de película el 26 de junio (The Sandlot), un Festival de Cometas el 28 de junio que se fusionará con el 250th Family Picnic Day, y una serie de conciertos de verano con bandas contratadas por un total de $7,250. El campamento de Recreación de Verano comienza el 29 de junio con 52 campistas registrados y consejeros recién certificados en CPR.
- Dedicación del Mayor Janet Tucci Park & Reading Garden el 4 de junio
- Serie de conciertos de verano: 10 de julio Whiskey and Roses ($2,000), 17 de julio Nu Rhythm ($1,000), 14 de agosto The Wag ($2,000), 21 de agosto Generation Gap ($750), 28 de agosto The Clamdiggers ($1,500)
- Festival de Cometas y Family Picnic Day el 28 de junio (mediodía-4pm en FAS & WLB Community Center) con castillos inflables, camiones de comida, DJ y concursos
- Campamento de Recreación de Verano del 29 de junio al 7 de agosto; 52 campistas registrados; consejeros certificados en CPR el 3 de junio
- El programa de yoga generó $2,075, los ejercicios en silla $85 hasta la fecha
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WLB Recreation Commission Agenda June 8, 2026 Mission: Our mission as the Rec. Commission is to provide our community with various activities and
events
for
residents
of
all
ages.
Events: Yoga - Average 30 people. As of today, we brought in $2,075.00 Chair Exercise – Average 10 people.As of today, we brought in $85.00. Mahjong - In full swing, average 12 people a week. Bocce - In full swing. Good attendance every week Park Dedication - We have a new park in town, the Mayor Janet Tucci Park and Reading Garden. It was
dedicated
to
her
on
June
4th.
Upcoming Events Movie Night - June 26th -Sandlot - 250th Event but all are welcome to attend and help out Kite Festival - June 28, 2026 merging with the 250th Family Picnic Day -12:00 pm - 4:00 pm at FAS & WLB Community Center. Bounce Houses Antique Car Club Food Trucks DJ Lawn Games Tournaments Model Train Show Kite Festival : Kite Contest Categories: Largest Kite (excluding tail) Longest Kite (including tail) Smallest Kite Most Unusual Kite Youngest Flyer Oldest Flyer Most Patriotic - We need volunteers just for our event to set up and run the relay races...the 250
committee
will
be
volunteering
for
the
other
events
…
unless
we
have
too
many
and
then
we
can
spread
out.
We
will
be
located
in
the
FAS
softball
outfield
area.
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Wed Jun 3, 2026
Mayor and Borough Council
El Concejo discutirá litigios, personal y Oakwood Avenue
El Alcalde y el Concejo Municipal llevarán a cabo una reunión de caucus para discutir tres puntos enumerados: Oakwood Avenue, personal administrativo y litigios. No hay votos formales programados; la reunión incluye un período de comentarios públicos.
- Discusión de Oakwood Avenue
- Discusión de personal administrativo
- Discusión de litigios
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✓ Decidido: Caucus meeting held with no substantive decisions
The Mayor and Council held a caucus meeting where no substantive decisions were made. The session adjourned at 6:34 PM. Items were listed for a subsequent executive session.
- Caucus meeting held at 6:30 PM
- Adjourned at 6:34 PM
- Listed items for executive session: Oakwood Avenue Contract, Administrative Personnel, Litigation
- Borough Attorney reported on fire department ordinance status
- Borough Attorney suggested ordinance committee meet to discuss old K-Mart property
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CAUCUS MEETING
June 3, 2026 – 6:30 PM
MAYOR JANET W. TUCCI PRESIDES
MAYOR TUCCI REPORTS SUNSHINE LAW COMPLIED WITH
PRESENT: BRAY, CIOFFI, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT:
MATTERS TO BE DISCUSSED:
MAYOR TUCCI:
COUNCILMAN BRAY:
1. Oakwood Avenue (ES)
COUNCILMAN CIOFFI:
COUNCILMAN GOMEZ:
COUNCILMAN PENTA:
COUNCILWOMAN RUANE:
COUNCILMAN SNIFFEN:
BOROUGH ADMINISTRATOR GONTER:
1. Administrative Personnel (ES)
BOROUGH CLERK KELLY:
BOROUGH ATTORNEY BAXTER:
1. Litigation (ES)
OPPORTUNITY FOR ANY PERSON TO BE HEARD:
MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC PORTION AND ADJOURN:
Wed Jun 3, 2026
Mayor and Borough Council
El Concejo votará sobre cambios de zonificación en los límites del área de piso para viviendas
El concejo llevará a cabo audiencias públicas y votaciones finales sobre dos ordenanzas: una que modifica las reglas de zonificación para el índice de área de piso máximo y los pies cuadrados en zonas unifamiliares, y otra que establece los salarios de 2026 para los empleados municipales. También considerará varias resoluciones, incluyendo un contrato para mejoras en Oakwood Avenue y una apropiación de emergencia.
- Ordenanza O-26-14 (segunda lectura) – modifica las definiciones y los requisitos dimensionales para el área de piso, FAR y el volumen del edificio en las zonas R-22, R-15 y R-10
- Ordenanza O-26-16 (introducción) – establece los salarios de 2026 para los funcionarios y empleados municipales, incluyendo al Borough Administrator en $45,000
- Resolución R-26-75 – adjudicación del contrato para las mejoras de Oakwood Avenue
- Resolución R-26-70 – autorización del acuerdo de servicio con Employee Network, Inc. para el Programa de Asistencia al Empleado Bree Health
- Resolución R-26-71 – aprobación del contrato del Borough Administrator
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✓ Decidido: Council passes zoning FAR amendment (Ordinance 0-26-14)
The council approved the minutes of the May 20, 2026 meeting with a 5‑0 vote and one abstention. It then passed Ordinance No. 0-26-14, amending zoning subsections to increase the floor‑area‑ratio, by a unanimous 6‑0 vote. No other actions were taken.
- Approved May 20, 2026 meeting minutes (5-0, 1 abstain)
- Passed Ordinance No. 0-26-14 amending zoning FAR (6-0)
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SUBJECT TO CHANGE
BOROUGH OF WEST LONG BRANCH
COUNCIL MEETING
June 3, 2026
(Immediately Following Caucus Meeting Which Starts at 6:30 PM)
MAYOR JANET W. TUCCI PRESIDES
MAYOR TUCCI REPORTS SUNSHINE LAW COMPLIED WITH
PRESENT: BRAY, CIOFFI, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT:
READING AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
Caucus Minutes
May 20, 2026
Executive Session Minutes
May 20, 2026
Council Minutes
May 20, 2026
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES:
MAYOR TUCCI:
COUNCILMAN BRAY (FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION):
COUNCILMAN CIOFFI (POLICE):
COUNCILMAN GOMEZ (FIRE & EMS):
COUNCILMAN PENTA (PUBLIC WORKS):
COUNCILWOMAN RUANE (RECREATION, ENVIRONMENTAL, & SHADE TREE):
COUNCILMAN SNIFFEN (PUBLIC PROPERTY):
BOROUGH ADMINISTRATOR GONTER:
BOROUGH CLERK KELLY:
BOROUGH ATTORNEY BAXTER:
BOROUGH ENGINEER MULLAN:
COMMUNICATIONS:
None.
ORDINANCES:
1. Ordinance No. O -26-14 - An Ordinance Amending Subsections §18 -3 and §18 -5, of
Chapter 18 – Zoning in the Borough of West Long Branch
Second & Final Reading
2. Ordinance No. O-26-16 - An Ordinance Amending Ordinance No. O -26-1 Regarding
Salaries of Various Municipal Employees and Setting the 2025 Salaries of Various
Municipal Officers, Employees and Appointees
Introduction
RESOLUTIONS:
1. R-26-70 Resolution Authorizing Service Agreement with Employee Network, Inc. for
Bree Health Employee Assistance Program Services
2. R-26-71 Resolution Approving Borough Administrator Contract
3. R-
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Wed May 20, 2026
Mayor and Borough Council
El Borough adopta enmiendas a la ordenanza de zonificación del Capítulo 18
El Consejo Municipal de West Long Branch aprobó la Ordenanza No. O-26-14, que modifica las subsecciones §18-3 y §18-5 del Capítulo 18 – Zonificación. El consejo también realizó la segunda y última lectura de la Ordenanza No. O-26-15, que actualiza las disposiciones de compensación para los secretarios de la Comisión de Árboles de Sombra y Medio Ambiente. Se adoptaron tres resoluciones para reembolsar impuestos sobre la propiedad pagados en exceso en parcelas específicas y para autorizar un acuerdo de servicio para el Programa de Asistencia al Empleado de Bree Health.
- Ordenanza No. O-26-14 que modifica el Capítulo 18 de Zonificación (subsecciones §18-3 y §18-5) – adoptada
- Ordenanza No. O-26-15 que modifica las Ordenanzas 2-11 y 2-12 sobre la compensación del secretario de la comisión – segunda y última lectura
- Resolución R-26-68 que autoriza el reembolso de impuestos pagados en exceso en 50 De Forrest Place (Block 19, Lot 17)
- Resolución R-26-69 que autoriza el reembolso de impuestos pagados en exceso en 147 West Palmer Ave (Block 51, Lot 79)
- Resolución R-26-70 que autoriza el acuerdo de servicio con Employee Network, Inc. para los servicios del Programa de Asistencia al Empleado de Bree Health
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✓ Decidido: Borough adopts ordinance on commission secretary compensation
The Council adopted Ordinance No. 0-26-15 regarding compensation for the Shade Tree and Environmental Commission secretaries. The body also approved two tax refunds totaling $12,886.16 and an EMS membership application.
- Adopted Ordinance No. 0-26-15 regarding compensation for Shade Tree and Environmental Commission secretaries (5-0)
- Approved $2,886.16 tax refund for 50 De Forrest Place (5-0)
- Approved $10,000.00 tax refund for 147 West Palmer Avenue (5-0)
- Approved EMS membership application for Margaret Lawson (5-0)
- Tabled second reading of Zoning Ordinance No. 0-26-14 to June 3, 2026 (5-0)
- Approved May 6 executive session, May 6 council, and May 20 caucus meeting minutes (4-0-1)
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BOROUGH OF WEST LONG BRANCH
COUNCIL MEETING
May 20, 2026
(Immediately Following Caucus Meeting Which Starts at 6:30 PM)
MAYOR JANET W. TUCCI PRESIDES
MAYOR TUCCI REPORTS SUNSHINE LAW COMPLIED WITH
PRESENT: BRAY, CIOFFI, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT:
READING AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
Caucus Minutes
May 6, 2026
Executive Session Minutes
May 6, 2026
Council Minutes
May 6, 2026
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES:
MAYOR TUCCI:
COUNCILMAN BRAY (FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION):
COUNCILMAN CIOFFI (POLICE):
COUNCILMAN GOMEZ (FIRE & EMS):
COUNCILMAN PENTA (PUBLIC WORKS):
COUNCILWOMAN RUANE (RECREATION, ENVIRONMENTAL, & SHADE TREE):
COUNCILMAN SNIFFEN (PUBLIC PROPERTY):
BOROUGH ADMINISTRATOR GONTER:
BOROUGH CLERK KELLY:
BOROUGH ATTORNEY BAXTER:
BOROUGH ENGINEER MULLAN:
COMMUNICATIONS:
1. EMS Membership Application - Margaret Lawson – Active Membership
ORDINANCES:
1. Ordinance No. O-26-14 - An Ordinance Amending Subsections §18-3 and §18-5, of
Chapter 18 – Zoning in the Borough of West Long Branch
The public hearing for O-26-14 is being carried to a future meeting; there will
be no hearing this meeting for this ordinance.
2. Ordinance No. O-26-15 – An Ordinance Amending Ordinances 2 -11 and 2 -12
Regarding the Compensation of the Secretary for the Shade Tree Commission and the
Environmental Commission for the Borough of West Long Branch
Second & Final Reading
RESOLUTIONS:
1. R-26-68 Resolution
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Wed May 20, 2026
Mayor and Borough Council
Reunión de caucus para discutir contrato administrativo, litigios y conciertos de verano
El Alcalde y el Concejo Municipal se reúnen en caucus para discutir varios temas, incluyendo un contrato administrativo, litigios, incentivos para voluntarios y contratos de conciertos de verano. La agenda está sujeta a cambios y no se espera ninguna acción formal en esta reunión de discusión.
- Contrato Administrativo (discusión bajo el Concejal Bray)
- Incentivos para Voluntarios (discusión bajo el Concejal Gomez)
- Asunto de litigio (discusión bajo el Abogado Municipal Baxter)
- Facturas de Turtle Mews (discusión bajo el Abogado Municipal Baxter)
- Contratos de Conciertos de Verano (discusión bajo el Abogado Municipal Baxter)
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✓ Decidido: Caucus session discusses concealed carry fee waiver, FAR ordinance
The Mayor and Council held a caucus meeting with no formal votes or decisions. Discussion focused on a proposed concealed carry permit fee waiver for active volunteers and public comments on the floor area ratio (FAR) ordinance, traffic light improvements, and other concerns. The meeting adjourned unanimously without taking any binding action.
- No formal votes or decisions taken; meeting was procedural and discussion-only.
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BOROUGH OF WEST LONG BRANCH
CAUCUS MEETING
May 20, 2026 – 6:30 PM
MAYOR JANET W. TUCCI PRESIDES
MAYOR TUCCI REPORTS SUNSHINE LAW COMPLIED WITH
PRESENT: BRAY, CIOFFI, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT:
MATTERS TO BE DISCUSSED:
MAYOR TUCCI:
COUNCILMAN BRAY:
1. Admin Contract (ES)
COUNCILMAN CIOFFI:
COUNCILMAN GOMEZ:
1. Volunteer Incentives
COUNCILMAN PENTA:
COUNCILWOMAN RUANE:
COUNCILMAN SNIFFEN:
BOROUGH ADMINISTRATOR GONTER:
BOROUGH CLERK KELLY:
BOROUGH ATTORNEY BAXTER:
1. Litigation (ES)
2. Turtle Mews Invoices
3. Summer Concert Contracts
OPPORTUNITY FOR ANY PERSON TO BE HEARD:
MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC PORTION AND ADJOURN:
Tue May 19, 2026
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Propuesta de varianza de volumen para la ampliación de la vivienda en 3 Beechwood Avenue
La junta escuchará una nueva solicitud (ZB 2025-08) para una varianza de volumen a fin de añadir una ampliación en el primer piso y un segundo piso a una vivienda unifamiliar no conforme en 3 Beechwood Avenue. Se están resolviendo varias solicitudes anteriores: una denegación para 310 NJ State Hwy 36 y un retiro para 50 North Linden Avenue. La junta también adoptará las actas de marzo y abril de 2026.
- Nueva solicitud ZB 2025-08: varianza de volumen para una ampliación en el primer piso y un segundo piso en 3 Beechwood Avenue (Block 29 Lot 4, zona R-22)
- Denegación de ZB 2025-06 (Consumer Center Paramount 1, LLC) para la propiedad en 310 New Jersey State Hwy 36
- Denegación de ZB 2024-12 (Zafarani) para paisajismo duro menor en 10 East Walnut Place
- Retiro de ZB 2025-14 (Jessica Catelli) para 50 North Linden Avenue
- Adopción de las actas de las reuniones del 17 de marzo de 2026 y el 21 de abril de 2026
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ZONING BOARD MEETING AGENDA
Borough of West Long Branch
Borough Hall, 965 Broadway, West Long Branch, NJ
Meeting Agenda
May 19, 2026
Regular Meeting 7:00 P.M.
(Council Chambers)
**Agenda schedule is subject to change at the discretion of the Chairperson**
1. Open Public Meeting Act
2. Roll Call
Mr. Matthew Clark Mr. Paul Giglio Mr. Vincent Vuocolo
Mr. Anastasios Diacogiannis Mr. Michael Schulz Ms. Nicole Catelli, Alt. 1
Chairman Mark Engel Mr. Jerry Moczerniuk Ms. Beth Sarfaty , Alt. 2
Pledge of Allegiance
3. Carried Application
No Caried Application
4. New Applications:
ZB 2025-08 Leo and Eleusa Nunes Bulk Variance Application 3 Beechwood Avenue; Block
29 Lot 4, Zone R-22 . The property contains an existing single-family dwelling. The applicant
proposes providing a first-floor addition and a second floor onto the existing dwelling. The existing
improvements on the site do not conform to the ordinance. The property is located on and has
access from Beechwood Avenue. The property is located in the R-22 zone.
Please note the Borough adopted new Zoning Ordinances in January of 2025. The new
ordinances include an updated checklist and fee requirements. The application was submitted
after that adoption date and therefore has been reviewed against the new regulations and forms.
5. Resolutions
ZB 2025-06- Consumer Center Paramount 1, LLC
Block: 67 Lot: 8.03
Address: 310 New Jersey State Hwy 36
DENIED : ZB 2024-12 Zafarani 10 East Walnut Place.; Block 89 Lot 3, Zone R-10 Request
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Tue May 12, 2026
Planning Board
La Junta de Planificación considerará el cambio de uso de Monmouth Bagel Shop
La Junta de Planificación llevará a cabo una audiencia pública sobre la solicitud PB-2026-01 para un cambio de uso en Block 60, Lot 71 en Monmouth Road, convirtiendo un antiguo banco en un Monmouth Bagel Shop con modificaciones únicamente interiores. La junta también discutirá la Ordenanza No. O-26-14, que modifica las subsecciones de zonificación §18-3 y §18-5. Las actas de la reunión de reorganización del 13 de enero de 2026 están programadas para su adopción.
- PB-2026-01: Cambio de uso para Monmouth Bagel Shop en una propiedad de 1.63 acres en Monmouth Road (Block 60, Lot 71), Zona NC, sin mejoras del sitio
- Ordenanza No. O-26-14: Modificación de las subsecciones de zonificación §18-3 y §18-5 del Capítulo 18
- Adopción de las actas de la reunión de reorganización del 13 de enero de 2026
- Las solicitudes nuevas y trasladadas incluyen únicamente la propuesta de la tienda de bagels
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PLANNING BOARD MEETING AGENDA
Borough of West Long Branch
Borough Hall, 965 Broadway, West Long Branch, NJ
Meeting Agenda
May 12, 2026
Regular Meeting 7:00 P.M.
(Council Chambers)
**Agenda schedule is subject to change at the discretion of the Chairperson**
1. Open Public Meeting Act
2. Roll Call:
Councilman Stephen Bray Mr. Gordon Heggie, Mr. Christopher Neyhart
Mr. Don Brocklebank Ms. Diane Russomanno Chairman Anthony Scalise
Mr. Rob Ferragina Mr. Randy Triolo Mayor Janet Tucci
3. Pledge of Allegiance:
4. New and Carried Applications :
PB-2026-01-Monmouth Bagel Change of Use Application - Block 60, Lot 71 & 74, NC Zone
The site is a 1.63-acre (67,953 SF) property identified as Block 60, Lots 71 & 74, with frontage on
Monmouth Road. It includes a one-story retail building at the front (bank, salon, pizzeria, and deli)
and a two-story school building at the rear, along with two parking areas serving each.
This application is limited to Block 60, Lot 71 and proposes a change of use, replacing the existing
bank on the south end of the retail building with a Monmouth Bagel Shop. The work is limited to
interior modifications only, with no site improvements proposed. The use is permitted in the
Neighborhood Commercial (NC) Zone.
5. Resolutions
6. Other Business:
Ordinance No. O-26-14 An Ordinance Amending Subsections §18-3 And §18-5,
Of Chapter 18 – Zoning In the Borough of West Long Branch
7. Minutes to be Adopted. January 13, 2026, Re
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Mon May 11, 2026
Recreation Commission
La Comisión revisa la concurrencia del Derby de Pesca y discute una fecha permanente en mayo
La Comisión de Recreación está revisando eventos recientes y planificando actividades próximas. Los puntos incluyen un resumen del Derby de Pesca, la programación de conciertos de verano con sus costos, la contratación de personal para el campamento de verano y el Festival de Cometas fusionado con el 250th Family Picnic Day. No hay votos formales programados; la agenda es informativa y procedimental.
- Derby de Pesca: asistieron 53 pescadores, $66 en donaciones, ganadores de trofeos enumerados; discusión sobre mantener el derby en mayo en lugar de junio
- Serie de conciertos de verano: Whiskey and Roses ($2,000), Nu Rhythm ($1,000), Generation Gap ($750), The Wag ($2,000), The Clamdiggers ($1,500)
- Recreación de Verano: 35 campistas registrados a mayo, cuatro nuevos consejeros contratados, capacitación de CPR el 3 de junio
- Festival de Cometas programado para el 28 de junio, fusionándose con el 250th Family Picnic Day en el campo exterior de softball de FAS
- Servicio y desfile del Memorial Day el 30 de mayo, seguido de actividades posteriores al desfile en Franklin Lake
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WLB Recreation Commission Agenda May 11, 2026 Mission: Our mission as the Rec. Commission is to provide our community with various activities and
events
for
residents
of
all
ages.
Events: Yoga - Average 25 people. As of today, we brought in $1,930.00 Chair Exercise – Average 10 people.As of today, we brought in $65.00. Mahjong - The snow birds have come home so we are now starting to have four tables again. Bocce - Week 2 and the turnout has been good. Fishing Derby -- May 9 RECAP 65 pre-registered anglers/53 actual 66.00 in donations Trophy Winners (I will be posting winner tomorrow): 1st Catch - Emma Moczernick Lgst. Bass - Mia Russomanno Sm. Fish - Julianne LaSalle Most Trout - Gene Demeter Lg. Turtle - Kennedy Neyhart Thoughts about keeping the derby in May instead of June? Thank you to all of our volunteers and support: Chris Neyhart Gina Neyhart Loraine Stromehanger Alex LaSalle MaryEllen Lobello Jim Gomez Lou Codispodi Jerry Natale Joey DeSantis Larry Mihlon Steve Cioffi Freddie Migliaccio WLB EMS WLB DPW Thank you to all of our sponsors: WLB PD & PBA Rosario Realty NJ Ink Puerto Escondido Nannos LaScarpetta Tak Waterman Aldi G&M Trophy NJ Central Region Federation Mark Neitzle
Upcoming Events Kite Festival - June 28, 2026 merging with the 250th Family Picnic Day - We need volunteers just for our event..the 250 committee will be volunteering for the
other
events
…
unless
we
have
too
many
and
then
we
can
spread
out.
We
will
be
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Wed May 6, 2026
Mayor and Borough Council
El Concejo discutirá el taller de zonificación y el secretario de la comisión ambiental
Esta es una reunión de caucus del Alcalde y el Concejo Municipal de West Long Branch. La agenda enumera solo dos puntos de discusión: un taller de zonificación y el Secretario de la Comisión Ambiental y de Árboles de Sombra. No hay votos ni acciones formales programadas; la reunión es primordialmente procedimental y basada en la discusión.
- Se discutirá el Taller de Zonificación
- Se discutirá la posición de Secretario de la Comisión Ambiental y de Árboles de Sombra
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✓ Decidido: Council entered executive session and unanimously adjourned caucus
The Mayor and Borough Council decided to go into executive session after the Council meeting. Councilman Bray moved to adjourn the caucus session, Councilwoman Ruane seconded, and the motion carried unanimously. No other substantive actions were taken.
- Entered executive session after Council meeting (decision)
- Adjourned caucus session unanimously (motion by Bray, seconded by Ruane)
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BOROUGH OF WEST LONG BRANCH
CAUCUS MEETING
May 6, 2026 – 6:30 PM
MAYOR JANET W. TUCCI PRESIDES
MAYOR TUCCI REPORTS SUNSHINE LAW COMPLIED WITH
PRESENT: BRAY, CIOFFI, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT: GOMEZ
MATTERS TO BE DISCUSSED:
MAYOR TUCCI:
1. Zoning Workshop
COUNCILMAN BRAY:
COUNCILMAN CIOFFI:
COUNCILMAN GOMEZ:
COUNCILMAN PENTA:
COUNCILWOMAN RUANE:
1. Environmental and Shade Tree Commission Secretary (ES)
COUNCILMAN SNIFFEN:
BOROUGH ADMINISTRATOR GONTER:
BOROUGH CLERK KELLY:
BOROUGH ATTORNEY BAXTER:
OPPORTUNITY FOR ANY PERSON TO BE HEARD:
MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC PORTION AND ADJOURN:
Wed May 6, 2026
Mayor and Borough Council
Audiencia pública sobre el presupuesto de 2026; ordenanza para permitir que los miembros de la comisión se desempeñen como secretarios remunerados
El concejo llevará a cabo una audiencia pública para el presupuesto municipal de 2026. Se presenta una ordenanza para modificar las reglas de compensación para los secretarios de las Comisiones de Shade Tree y Ambiental, permitiendo que los miembros de la comisión se desempeñen y reciban un pago. Las resoluciones incluyen el pago final para las mejoras viales de Girard Avenue, la adjudicación de un contrato para las mejoras inclusivas de Sorrentino Park y la certificación de las listas de premios por tiempo de servicio del EMS y del Departamento de Bomberos.
- Audiencia pública para el Presupuesto Municipal de 2026
- Ordenanza O-26-15: permite que los miembros de la comisión se desempeñen como secretario para las Comisiones de Shade Tree/Ambiental con compensación
- Resolución R-26-64: aprueba el pago final de $23,474.27 a Discover Construction por Girard Avenue y Mejoras Viales 2024 Fase II (disminución neta de $1,128)
- Resolución R-26-65: adjudicación del contrato para las Mejoras Inclusivas del Parque Sorrentino Park
- Resoluciones R-26-66/67: aprobación de las listas certificadas para el Programa de Premios por Tiempo de Servicio del EMS y del Departamento de Bomberos para 2025
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✓ Decidido: Council awarded $144,450 contract for Sorrentino Park inclusive improvements
The Council awarded a $144,450 contract to Shore Top Construction Corp. for Sorrentino Park Inclusive Park Improvements. They also approved a $23,474.27 final payment and net decrease change order for road improvements on Girard Avenue. Emergency services volunteer LOSAP awards of $1,150 each were approved for both EMS and Fire Department members. An ordinance allowing commission members to serve as compensated secretaries was introduced and set for a public hearing on May 20.
- Awarded $144,450 contract to Shore Top Construction for Sorrentino Park Inclusive Park Improvements (5-0)
- Approved final payment of $23,474.27 and change order net decrease of $1,128 for Discover Construction road work (5-0)
- Approved 2025 LOSAP awards of $1,150 each for 11 EMS members (5-0)
- Approved 2025 LOSAP awards for Fire Department members (list not read; motion carried 5-0)
- Approved EMS auxiliary membership application for Jordan Braha (5-0)
- Approved minutes of April 22 executive session (with page 2 withheld), council meeting, and caucus meeting (4-0-1 abstention each)
- Introduced Ordinance 0-26-15 allowing commission members to serve as compensated secretary; public hearing set for May 20, 2026 (5-0)
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BOROUGH OF WEST LONG BRANCH
COUNCIL MEETING
May 6, 2026
(Immediately Following Caucus Meeting Which Starts at 6:30 PM)
MAYOR JANET W. TUCCI PRESIDES
MAYOR TUCCI REPORTS SUNSHINE LAW COMPLIED WITH
PRESENT: BRAY, CIOFFI, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT: GOMEZ
2026 Municipal Budget Public Hearing
READING AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
Caucus Minutes
April 22, 2026
Executive Session Minutes
April 22, 2026
Council Minutes
April 22, 2026
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES:
MAYOR TUCCI:
COUNCILMAN BRAY (FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION):
COUNCILMAN CIOFFI (POLICE):
COUNCILMAN GOMEZ (FIRE & EMS):
COUNCILMAN PENTA (PUBLIC WORKS):
COUNCILWOMAN RUANE (RECREATION, ENVIRONMENTAL, & SHADE TREE):
COUNCILMAN SNIFFEN (PUBLIC PROPERTY):
BOROUGH ADMINISTRATOR GONTER:
BOROUGH CLERK KELLY:
BOROUGH ATTORNEY BAXTER:
BOROUGH ENGINEER MULLAN:
COMMUNICATIONS:
1. EMS Membership Application - Jordan Braha – Auxiliary Membership
ORDINANCES:
1. Ordinance No. O-26-15 – An Ordinance Amending Ordinances 2 -11 and 2 -12
Regarding the Compensation of the Secretary for the Shade Tree Commission and the
Environmental Commission for the Borough of West Long Branch
Introduction
RESOLUTIONS:
1. R-26-64 Resolution Approving Change Order and Payment Certificate of Discover
Construction
2. R-26-65 Resolution Awarding Contract – Sorrentino Park Inclusive Park
Improvements
3. R-26-66 Resolution Approving the Certified List of West Long Branch Eme
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Wed Apr 22, 2026
Mayor and Borough Council
El Concejo considera cambios de zonificación a los límites de tamaño de viviendas y un aumento del tope presupuestario
El concejo votará en una segunda lectura de una ordenanza para exceder los topes presupuestarios estatales en un 3.5% ($170,251.98) e introducir una ordenanza de zonificación que modifica el área de piso, el FAR y los requisitos de volumen en las zonas R-22, R-15 y R-10. Una resolución para cerrar Delaware Avenue por un día también está en la agenda.
- Ordenanza O-26-13: Segunda y última lectura para exceder los límites de apropiación del presupuesto municipal en un 3.5% ($170,251.98) y establecer un banco de topes
- Ordenanza O-26-14: Introducción de enmiendas de zonificación que revisan las definiciones de área de piso, sótano y medio piso, y ajustan la relación máxima de área de piso y los pies cuadrados en las zonas R-22, R-15 y R-10
- Resolución R-26-62: Autorizando el cierre de Delaware Avenue el 22 de agosto de 2026
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✓ Decidido: Council introduces zoning amendment to revise floor area ratio and building size rules
The council adopted a cap bank ordinance (O-26-13) to exceed state budget limits and introduced a zoning ordinance (O-26-14) that revises definitions for floor area, basement, and half-story, also adjusting maximum FAR in R-22, R-15, and R-10 zones. The public hearing for the zoning amendment is set for May 20, 2026. The council also approved a resolution closing Delaware Avenue for a block party on August 22, approved minutes from prior meetings, and approved the bill list. A public hearing on the budget is scheduled for May 6.
- Adopted Ordinance O-26-13 (cap bank) on final reading (unanimous 5-0)
- Introduced Ordinance O-26-14 (zoning amendments) and set public hearing for May 20 (unanimous 5-0)
- Approved resolution closing Delaware Avenue between Virginia Terrace and Maryland Avenue for block party on Aug 22 (unanimous 5-0)
- Approved minutes of April 8 executive session (with release of all pages except 3,5,6) (unanimous 5-0)
- Approved minutes of April 8 council meeting (unanimous 5-0)
- Approved minutes of March 18 caucus meeting (unanimous 5-0)
- Approved bill list (unanimous 5-0)
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BOROUGH OF WEST LONG BRANCH
COUNCIL MEETING
April 22, 2026
(Immediately Following Caucus Meeting Which Starts at 6:30 PM)
MAYOR JANET W. TUCCI PRESIDES
MAYOR TUCCI REPORTS SUNSHINE LAW COMPLIED WITH
PRESENT: BRAY, CIOFFI, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT:
READING AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
Caucus Minutes
April 8, 2026
Executive Session Minutes
April 8, 2026
Council Minutes
April 8, 2026
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES:
MAYOR TUCCI:
COUNCILMAN BRAY (FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION):
COUNCILMAN CIOFFI (POLICE):
COUNCILMAN GOMEZ (FIRE & EMS):
COUNCILMAN PENTA (PUBLIC WORKS):
COUNCILWOMAN RUANE (RECREATION, ENVIRONMENTAL, & SHADE TREE):
COUNCILMAN SNIFFEN (PUBLIC PROPERTY):
BOROUGH ADMINISTRATOR GONTER:
BOROUGH CLERK KELLY:
BOROUGH ATTORNEY BAXTER:
BOROUGH ENGINEER MULLAN:
COMMUNICATIONS:
None.
ORDINANCES:
1. Ordinance No. O-26-13 - Calendar Year 2026 Ordinance to Exceed the Municipal
Budget Appropriation Limits and to Establish a Cap Bank (N.J.S.A. 40A:4-45.14)
Second and Final Reading
2. Ordinance No. O-26-14 - An Ordinance Amending Subsections §18-3 and §18-5,
of Chapter 18 – Zoning in the Borough of West Long Branch
Introduction
RESOLUTIONS:
1. R-26-62 Resolution Authorizing Closure of Delaware Avenue on August 22, 2026
UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
NEW BUSINESS:
BILLS AND CLAIMS:
OPPORTUNITY FOR ANY PERSON TO BE HEARD:
MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC PORTION AND ADJOURN:
ORDINANCE NO.
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Wed Apr 22, 2026
Mayor and Borough Council
El Concejo discutirá una enmienda a la ordenanza de zonificación
El Alcalde y el Concejo Municipal de West Long Branch llevarán a cabo una reunión de caucus para discutir una enmienda a la ordenanza de zonificación y una actualización del departamento de bomberos. La agenda incluye un período de comentarios públicos. Solo se enumeran dos puntos específicos para discusión.
- Enmienda a la Ordenanza de Zonificación bajo el Concejal Bray
- Actualización del Departamento de Bomberos (ES) bajo el Concejal Gomez
- Oportunidad para comentarios públicos
- No se enumeran otros asuntos específicos de negocios
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✓ Decidido: West Long Branch Mayor and Council hold caucus meeting
The Mayor and Council held a caucus meeting to discuss upcoming ordinances and administrative updates. No substantive votes or policy decisions were made during this session.
- Adjourned caucus session at 6:45 PM (unanimous)
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CAUCUS MEETING
April 22, 2026 – 6:30 PM
MAYOR JANET W. TUCCI PRESIDES
MAYOR TUCCI REPORTS SUNSHINE LAW COMPLIED WITH
PRESENT: BRAY, CIOFFI, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT:
MATTERS TO BE DISCUSSED:
MAYOR TUCCI:
COUNCILMAN BRAY:
1. Zoning Ordinance Amendment
COUNCILMAN CIOFFI:
COUNCILMAN GOMEZ:
1. Fire Department Update (ES)
COUNCILMAN PENTA:
COUNCILWOMAN RUANE:
COUNCILMAN SNIFFEN:
BOROUGH ADMINISTRATOR GONTER:
BOROUGH CLERK KELLY:
BOROUGH ATTORNEY BAXTER:
OPPORTUNITY FOR ANY PERSON TO BE HEARD:
MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC PORTION AND ADJOURN:
Tue Apr 21, 2026
Zoning Board of Adjustment
La Junta de Zonificación analizará solicitudes para un Starbucks con ventanilla y un centro de desintoxicación
La Junta de Zonificación dará continuidad a una solicitud de actualización de generador de JCP&L y analizará dos nuevas solicitudes: un Starbucks con ventanilla de servicio en 310 NJ 36, y un centro médico de desintoxicación con unidades de alojamiento en 195 State Hwy 36. La junta también votará sobre tres resoluciones de varianza masiva y considerará cambios administrativos y una extensión de tiempo para solicitudes previas.
- Actualizaciones de generador y tablero eléctrico de JCP&L en 291 Monmouth Rd (ZB 2025-05) aplazadas al 16 de junio
- Nueva solicitud: plataforma de Starbucks con ventanilla de servicio en 310 NJ 36 (ZB 2025-06) que busca varianzas D y masivas y aprobación del plan del sitio
- Nueva solicitud: centro de desintoxicación First Light Recovery Network con 15 unidades de alojamiento en 195 State Hwy 36 (ZB 2025-17) – señalado como 'Plan del Sitio Menor' a pesar de que no existe una definición en la ordenanza
- Resoluciones sobre solicitudes de varianza masiva: Matthew Pillari en 346 Norwood Ave, Moses/Yvette Nasar en 304 Wall St, David/Julie Botton en 465 Monmouth Rd
- Cambios administrativos para el paisajismo exterior en 10 E Walnut Pl (Zafarani) y solicitud de extensión de 60 días en 74 Beechwood Ave (Carew)
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✓ Decidido: Zoning Board approves Starbucks drive-through at 310 NJ State Hwy 36
The Board approved a conditional application for a freestanding Starbucks with a drive-through. Several bulk variance resolutions were adopted, and a request for administrative hardscaping changes was denied.
- Approved Starbucks drive-through site plan with conditions (7-0)
- Approved waiver items for First Light Recovery Network medical facility (7-0)
- Adopted bulk variance resolution for 346 Norwood Avenue (7-0)
- Adopted bulk variance resolution for 304 Wall Street (7-0)
- Adopted bulk variance resolution for 465 Monmouth Road (7-0)
- Denied administrative review for hardscaping at 10 East Walnut Place (7-0)
- Approved 60-day time extension for 74 Beechwood Ave (7-0)
- Approved carrying JCP&L generator application to June 16, 2026 (7-0)
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ZONING BOARD MEETING AGENDA
Borough of West Long Branch
Borough Hall, 965 Broadway, West Long Branch, NJ
Meeting Agenda
April 21, 2026
Regular Meeting 7:00 P.M.
(Council Chambers)
**Agenda schedule is subject to change at the discretion of the Chairperson**
1. Open Public Meeting Act
2. Roll Call
Mr. Matthew Clark Mr. Paul Giglio Mr. Vincent Vuocolo
Mr. Anastasios Diacogiannis Mr. Michael Schulz Ms. Nicole Catelli, Alt. 1
Chairman Mark Engel Mr. Jerry Moczerniuk Ms. Beth Sarfaty, Alt. 2
Pledge of Allegiance
3. Carried Application
ZB 2025-05 JCP&L Generator and Switchboard Upgrades Block: 67 Lot: 33 Zone: OP Address:
291 Monmouth Rd.
The property contains an existing lineman and office facility for the Utility company. The applicant is
seeking ‘D’ and bulk variances, and preliminary and final site plan approval for the upgrades to the
existing generator and switchboard on the site and impacted existing improvements. The property is
located on and has access from Monmouth Rd and is located within the OP Zone.
Requests to be carried to the June 16, 2026, meeting.
4. New Applications:
ZB 2025-06- Consumer Center Paramount 1, LLC Block: 67 Lot: 8.03 Address: 310 New Jersey
State Hwy 36; The property contains an existing Shopping Center. The applicant proposes adding a
freestanding pad to the site for use as a 2,338 SF Starbucks with a drive-up window in an area of the
site currently designated as a parking field. The applicant is seeking ‘D’ and bulk
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Mon Apr 13, 2026
Recreation Commission
La Comisión de Recreación cancela viaje a DC, propone aumentar boletos para Sesame Place
La Comisión de Recreación está discutiendo las finanzas de los eventos, incluyendo $966.28 en premios de Amazon y un aumento propuesto a 60 boletos para Sesame Place el próximo año. El viaje a Washington DC ha sido cancelado, con la posibilidad de revisarlo en otoño. La inscripción para el programa de verano está abierta con 16 campistas, pero se señalaron quejas sobre los aumentos de precios.
- Pedido de Amazon para premios: $966.28
- Solicitudes de campos deportivos de verano: $2,325.00 en tarifas hasta ahora
- Ingresos del programa de Yoga: $1,745.00; Ejercicio en Silla: $65.00
- Derby de Pesca programado para el 9 de mayo; el Festival de Cometas se fusionará con el 250th Family Picnic el 28 de junio
- Entrevistas de Recreación de Verano para consejeros programadas para el 21 de abril; quejas de inscripción sobre el aumento de precios
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WLB Recreation Commission Agenda April 13, 2026 Mission: Our mission as the Rec. Commission is to provide our community with various activities and
events
for
residents
of
all
ages.
Events: Yoga - Average 25 people. As of today, we brought in $1,745.00 Chair Exercise – Average 10 people.As of today, we brought in $65.00. Summer sports field applications are due by April 30. $2,325.00 so far in application fees. Summer
season
starts
July
1
-
August
31.
WLB Rec. Commission Student Volunteer of the Year-Let’s start keeping an eye on this year's
volunteers.
There
was
one
girl
in
particular
that
stood
out
at
the
Easter
Egg
Hunt
…
name?
Upcoming Events Easter Egg Hunt - April 4th Estimated attendance - 250 Recap: Fishing Derby -- May 9 Jim Gomez will not be in attendance Chris Neyhart submitted an Amazon order for $966.28 to cover us this year and next year
for
prizes.
We have 40.00 in cash left from donations from last year We received a 50.00 donation this year. It was deposited into the trust fund so if we need
to
purchase
something
we
have
that
money
to
use.
Volunteers -? We have 10 kids pre-registered Set-up - 7:30 am (registration starts at 9:00) Trailer will be dropped off on Friday afternoon Kite Festival - June 28, 2026 merging with the 250th Family Picnic Day - We need volunteers just for our event..the 250 committee will be volunteering for the
other
events
…
unless
we
have
too
man
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Wed Apr 8, 2026
Mayor and Borough Council
El Concejo introducirá una ordenanza de aumento del límite presupuestario del 3.5%
El Concejo Municipal introducirá una ordenanza para exceder los límites de asignación del presupuesto municipal en un 3.5% ($170,251.98 por encima del límite) y establecer un banco de límites para años futuros. El concejo también tiene una lectura final de una ordenanza que actualiza las reglas de bicicletas eléctricas de baja velocidad para cumplir con la nueva ley estatal. Otras acciones incluyen el nombramiento de un agente de compras calificado, la aprobación de un reembolso de impuestos de $10,065.09 para 9 Palmer Avenue y la programación de una audiencia pública sobre el presupuesto de 2026 para el 6 de mayo.
- Introducción de la Ordenanza O-26-13 para aumentar las asignaciones presupuestarias del año calendario 2026 en un 3.5% (aumento total de $397,254.62) y crear un banco de límites
- Adopción final de la Ordenanza O-26-12 que actualiza las definiciones y sanciones de bicicletas eléctricas de baja velocidad para alinearse con la nueva ley estatal (efectiva el 19 de julio de 2026)
- Nombramiento de Sujata Salian como Agente de Compras Calificado para 2026 bajo un acuerdo de servicios compartidos con Long Branch
- Aprobación de la Resolución R-26-58 que autoriza un reembolso de impuestos de $10,065.09 por pago excesivo en 9 Palmer Avenue (Block 40, Lot 4)
- Audiencia pública sobre el presupuesto municipal de 2026 programada para el 6 de mayo de 2026 a las 6:30 PM
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✓ Decidido: Council adopts low-speed electric bicycle ordinance (6-0)
The council passed Ordinance O-26-12 on third reading, amending regulations for low-speed electric bicycles, with a unanimous 6-0 vote. It also introduced Ordinance O-26-13 to exceed the municipal budget cap by 3.5% (up to $397,254.62) and set a public hearing for April 22. Routine items included appointing Sujata Salian as Qualified Purchasing Agent for 2026 and authorizing a $10,065.09 tax refund for an overpayment on 9 Palmer Avenue.
- Approved March 18 minutes (5-0, Penta abstained) with partial release of executive session pages
- Passed Ordinance O-26-12 regulating low-speed electric bicycles on second and third reading (6-0)
- Introduced Ordinance O-26-13 to increase budget appropriation cap by 3.5% ($397,254.62), public hearing set for April 22 (6-0)
- Appointed Sujata Salian as Qualified Purchasing Agent for 2026 (6-0)
- Authorized $10,065.09 tax refund to Christiana Trust for 9 Palmer Avenue overpayment (6-0)
- Certified compliance with EEOC guidance on arrest and conviction records in hiring (6-0)
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COUNCIL MEETING
April 8, 2026
(Immediately Following Caucus Meeting Which Starts at 6:30 PM)
MAYOR JANET W. TUCCI PRESIDES
MAYOR TUCCI REPORTS SUNSHINE LAW COMPLIED WITH
PRESENT: BRAY, CIOFFI, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT:
READING AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
Caucus Minutes
March 18, 2026
Executive Session Minutes
March 18, 2026
Council Minutes
March 18, 2026
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES:
MAYOR TUCCI:
COUNCILMAN BRAY (FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION):
COUNCILMAN CIOFFI (POLICE):
COUNCILMAN GOMEZ (FIRE & EMS):
COUNCILMAN PENTA (PUBLIC WORKS):
COUNCILWOMAN RUANE (RECREATION, ENVIRONMENTAL, & SHADE TREE):
COUNCILMAN SNIFFEN (PUBLIC PROPERTY):
BOROUGH ADMINISTRATOR GONTER:
BOROUGH CLERK KELLY:
BOROUGH ATTORNEY BAXTER:
BOROUGH ENGINEER MULLAN:
COMMUNICATIONS:
None.
ORDINANCES:
1. Ordinance No. O-26-12 – An Ordinance Amending Ordinance O-24-22 Low-Speed
Electric Bicycles in the Borough of West Long Branch
Second and Final Reading
2. Ordinance No. O-26-13 - Calendar Year 2026 Ordinance to Exceed the Municipal
Budget Appropriation Limits and to Establish a Cap Bank (N.J.S.A. 40A:4-45.14)
Introduction
RESOLUTIONS:
1. R-26-57 Resolution Appointing Qualified Purchasing Agent for the Year 2026
2. R-26-58 Resolution Authorizing Refund of Overpayment of Taxes on 9 Palmer Avenue
(Block 40, Lot 4)
3. R-26-59 Resolution Certifying Compliance with the United States Equal
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Wed Apr 8, 2026
Mayor and Borough Council
El Concejo discutirá un acuerdo de servicios compartidos con Oceanport
El Alcalde y el Concejo Municipal de West Long Branch llevarán a cabo una reunión de caucus para discutir varios temas, incluyendo un acuerdo de servicios compartidos con Oceanport, una actualización del comité de zonificación y las apelaciones del tribunal fiscal de 2026. No hay votos formales programados; los temas se enumeran solo para discusión. La agenda también incluye una oportunidad para comentarios del público.
- Acuerdo de Servicios Compartidos con Oceanport (ES)
- Apelaciones del Tribunal Fiscal de 2026
- Actualización del Comité de Zonificación
- Memorando de RR.HH. (ES)
- Secretario Ambiental/de Árboles de Sombra (ES)
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✓ Decidido: Council unanimously adjourns caucus session
The Mayor and Borough Council entered executive session and, after discussion, Councilman Bray moved to adjourn the caucus session at 6:43 PM. The motion was seconded by Councilwoman Ruane and carried unanimously. No other substantive actions were taken.
- Adjourned caucus session (unanimous)
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CAUCUS MEETING
April 8, 2026 – 6:30 PM
MAYOR JANET W. TUCCI PRESIDES
MAYOR TUCCI REPORTS SUNSHINE LAW COMPLIED WITH
PRESENT: BRAY, CIOFFI, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT:
MATTERS TO BE DISCUSSED:
MAYOR TUCCI:
COUNCILMAN BRAY:
1. HR Memo (ES)
COUNCILMAN CIOFFI:
COUNCILMAN GOMEZ:
COUNCILMAN PENTA:
COUNCILWOMAN RUANE:
1. Website
2. Environmental/Shade Tree Secretary (ES)
COUNCILMAN SNIFFEN:
BOROUGH ADMINISTRATOR GONTER:
BOROUGH CLERK KELLY:
BOROUGH ATTORNEY BAXTER:
1. Shared Services Agreement with Oceanport (ES)
2. Zoning Committee Update
3. 2026 Tax Court Appeals
OPPORTUNITY FOR ANY PERSON TO BE HEARD:
MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC PORTION AND ADJOURN:
Wed Mar 18, 2026
Mayor and Borough Council
Council renews 15‑year gas franchise for New Jersey Natural Gas Company
The West Long Branch Borough Council adopted several ordinances at its March 18, 2026 meeting, including rules on portable restrooms, snow deposition, sidewalk repairs, recreation program fees, and a franchise renewal for the gas utility. The ordinances set permit fees, penalties, and enforcement procedures. The gas franchise renewal grants New Jersey Natural Gas Company a fifteen‑year consent to operate and maintain gas lines in the borough. All measures take effect immediately upon passage.
- Ordinance O-26-6: permits and $50 fee for portable restrooms; $250 daily fine for violations
- Ordinance O-26-8: bans depositing snow/ice on public streets; $100 penalty per violation
- Ordinance O-26-9: requires property owners to replace damaged sidewalks or curbs within 60 days
- Ordinance O-26-10: raises summer recreation program fees to $695 for the first child and $595 for each additional child
- Ordinance O-26-11: renews New Jersey Natural Gas Company’s franchise for 15 years
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✓ Decidido: Council adopts emergency temporary appropriations to supplement 2026 budget
The Borough Council adopted emergency temporary appropriations to supplement the 2026 budget. It also approved a graduation request for St. Rose High School and passed several ordinances covering porta‑potties, snow/ice dumping, sidewalk replacement, summer recreation fees, the NJ Natural Gas Company franchise, and low‑speed electric bicycle regulations. All votes recorded five AYES (Bray, Cioffi, Gomez, Ruane, Sniffen), no NAYS, and one absent member (Penta).
- Adopted emergency temporary appropriations (AYES: Bray, Cioffi, Gomez, Ruane, Sniffen; NAYS: none; ABSENT: Penta)
- Approved graduation request for St. Rose High School (AYES: Bray, Cioffi, Gomez, Ruane, Sniffen; NAYS: none; ABSENT: Penta)
- Adopted Ordinance O-26-6 defining porta‑potties (AYES: Bray, Cioffi, Gomez, Ruane, Sniffen; NAYS: none; ABSENT: Penta)
- Adopted Ordinance O-26-8 prohibiting snow/ice dumping on streets (AYES: Bray, Cioffi, Gomez, Ruane, Sniffen; NAYS: none; ABSENT: Penta)
- Adopted Ordinance O-26-9 amending sidewalk removal/replacement ordinance (AYES: Bray, Cioffi, Gomez, Ruane, Sniffen; NAYS: none; ABSENT: Penta)
- Adopted Ordinance O-26-10 amending summer recreation program fees (AYES: Bray, Cioffi, Gomez, Ruane, Sniffen; NAYS: none; ABSENT: Penta)
- Adopted Ordinance O-26-11 renewing NJ Natural Gas Company franchise (AYES: Bray, Cioffi, Gomez, Ruane, Sniffen; NAYS: none; ABSENT: Penta)
- Passed Ordinance O-26-12 amending low‑speed electric bicycle regulations on introduction, setting public hearing for April 8, 2026 (AYES: Bray, Cioffi, Gomez, Ruane, Sniffen; NAYS: none; ABSENT: Penta)
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BOROUGH OF WEST LONG BRANCH
COUNCIL MEETING
March 18, 2026
(Immediately Following Caucus Meeting Which Starts at 6:30 PM)
MAYOR JANET W. TUCCI PRESIDES
MAYOR TUCCI REPORTS SUNSHINE LAW COMPLIED WITH
PRESENT: BRAY, CIOFFI, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT:
Oath of Office Ceremony ~ Officer Christopher Hayes
Oath of Office Ceremony ~ Officer Gavin Jackey
2026 Employee and Volunteer Recognition Awards Ceremony
Proclamation ~ Autism Awareness Month
READING AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
Caucus Minutes
March 4, 2026
Executive Session Minutes
March 4, 2026
Council Minutes
March 4, 2026
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES:
MAYOR TUCCI:
COUNCILMAN BRAY (FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION):
COUNCILMAN CIOFFI (POLICE):
COUNCILMAN GOMEZ (FIRE & EMS):
COUNCILMAN PENTA (PUBLIC WORKS):
COUNCILWOMAN RUANE (RECREATION, ENVIRONMENTAL, & SHADE TREE):
COUNCILMAN SNIFFEN (PUBLIC PROPERTY):
BOROUGH ADMINISTRATOR GONTER:
BOROUGH CLERK KELLY:
BOROUGH ATTORNEY BAXTER:
BOROUGH ENGINEER MULLAN:
COMMUNICATIONS:
1. Graduation Request – St. Rose High School – Monmouth University MAC
Center – Thursday, May 28, 2026
ORDINANCES:
1. Ordinance No. O-26-6 - Ordinance Defining And Controlling Porta-Potties In The
Borough Of West Long Branch
Second and Final Reading
2. Ordinance No. O-26-8 – An Ordinance Prohibiting the Depositing of Snow and Ice
from Private Property onto Public Streets in the Borough of West Long Branch
Second and Final
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March 18, 2026
6:38 PM
A regular meeting of the Mayor and Council of the Borough of West Long Branch was held
on the above date and time in the Council Chambers, Borough Hall, 965 Broadway, West Long
Branch, N.J.
Mayor Janet W. Tucci presided.
Mayor Janet W. Tucci reported that in accordance with N.J.S.A. 10:4-6 adequate notice of
this meeting of the Mayor and Council has been provided.
PRESENT: BRAY, CIOFFI, GOMEZ, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT: PENTA
Oath of Office Ceremony ~ Officer Christopher Hayes
Oath of Office Ceremony ~ Officer Gavin Jackey
2026 Employee and Volunteer Recognition Awards Ceremony
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
Councilman Bray moved the approval of the minutes of the March 4, 2026, executive
session meeting, and approved the release of all pages except for page 2. Seconded by
Councilman Sniffen and carried upon the following roll call vote:
AYES: BRAY, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
NAYS: NONE
ABSENT: CIOFFI
ABSTAIN: NONE
Councilman Bray moved the approval of the minutes of the March 4, 2026, council
meeting. Seconded by Councilman Sniffen and carried upon the following roll call vote:
AYES: BRAY, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
NAYS: NONE
ABSENT: CIOFFI
ABSTAIN: NONE
Councilman Bray moved the approval of the minutes of the March 4, 2026, caucus
meeting. Seconded by Councilman Sniffen and carried upon the following roll call vote:
AYES: BRAY, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
NAYS: NONE
ABSENT: CIOFFI
ABSTAIN: NONE
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Wed Mar 18, 2026
Mayor and Borough Council
Council to discuss fire staff, e‑bike ordinance update, and tax board judgments
The West Long Branch Borough Council will discuss fire department personnel matters. An update on the e‑bike ordinance amendment will be presented. The council will also review County Tax Board judgments. The meeting includes a period for any person to be heard before adjourning.
- Fire Department Personnel (ES)
- E‑Bike Ordinance Amendment Update
- County Tax Board Judgments
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✓ Decidido: Council adjourned caucus session unanimously
The Mayor and Borough Council entered executive session after the meeting, as determined by the council. No substantive items were voted on. Councilman Bray moved to adjourn the caucus session at 6:38 PM, a motion seconded by Councilwoman Ruane and carried unanimously.
- Entered executive session (determined by council)
- Adjourned caucus session unanimously
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SUBJECT TO CHANGE
BOROUGH OF WEST LONG BRANCH
CAUCUS MEETING
March 18, 2026 – 6:30 PM
MAYOR JANET W. TUCCI PRESIDES
MAYOR TUCCI REPORTS SUNSHINE LAW COMPLIED WITH
PRESENT: BRAY, CIOFFI, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT:
MATTERS TO BE DISCUSSED:
MAYOR TUCCI:
COUNCILMAN BRAY:
COUNCILMAN CIOFFI:
COUNCILMAN GOMEZ:
1. Fire Department Personnel (ES)
COUNCILMAN PENTA:
COUNCILWOMAN RUANE:
COUNCILMAN SNIFFEN:
BOROUGH ADMINISTRATOR GONTER:
BOROUGH CLERK KELLY:
BOROUGH ATTORNEY BAXTER:
1. E-Bike Ordinance Amendment Update
2. County Tax Board Judgements
OPPORTUNITY FOR ANY PERSON TO BE HEARD:
MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC PORTION AND ADJOURN:
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March 18, 2026
6:31 PM
A caucus meeting of the Mayor and Council of the Borough of West Long
Branch was held on the above date and time in the Council Chambers, Borough
Hall, 965 Broadway, West Long Branch, N.J.
Mayor Janet W. Tucci presided.
Mayor Tucci reported that in accordance with N.J.S.A. 10:4-6 adequate
notice of this meeting of the Mayor and Council has been provided.
PRESENT: BRAY, CIOFFI, GOMEZ, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT: PENTA
EXECUTIVE SESSION ITEMS
The following items were listed for discussion in Executive Session:
i. Shared Services with Oceanport
ii. Possible Litigation
iii. County Tax Board Judgements
iv. Fire Department Personnel
It was determined that the Mayor and Borough Council would go into
executive session following the Council meeting.
COUNCILWOMAN RUANE
Councilwoman Ruane announced upcoming community events, including
the Borough recycling event on May 9 from 8 a.m. to noon, the Recreation Easter
egg hunt on April 4th, and the fishing derby on May 9%. Councilwoman Ruane
reviewed the planned events for Memorial Day weekend, which will include a
parade, the Vaccaro 5k run, and Memorial service. In June there will be a
presentation of life of a continental soldier on the 24, movie night on the 26%,
and the community picnic and kite festival on the 28. Councilwoman Ruane
reminded that complete information of all recreation events can be found on the
See My Legacy platform on the Borough website.
BOROUGH ATTORNEY BAXTER
The Borough Attorney repor
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Tue Mar 17, 2026
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Board will consider bulk variance requests for residential additions and garage changes.
The Zoning Board of Adjustment will review multiple bulk variance applications for single‑family homes in the R‑15 and R‑22 zones. Two applications (110 Wall Street and 3 Beechwood Avenue) are being carried to a future meeting, while four new applications for properties on Norwood Avenue, Wall Street, and Monmouth Road will be considered now. The Board will also adopt the minutes from the January and February 2026 meetings and vote on a resolution to dismiss an appeal concerning a minor subdivision on Summers Avenue.
- Bulk variance for 110 Wall Street (Block 25 Lot 7, Zone R‑15) – second‑floor addition, carried to June 21, 2026
- Bulk variance for 3 Beechwood Avenue (Block 29 Lot 4, Zone R‑22) – first‑ and second‑floor additions, carried to next date
- Bulk variance for 346 Norwood Avenue (Block 28 Lot 85, Zone R‑15) – garage replacement, new application
- Bulk variance for 304 Wall Street (Block 60 Lot 216.01, Zone R‑22) – addition and detached garage, new application
- Bulk variance for 465 Monmouth Road (Block 46 Lot 21, Zone R‑22) – demolition of existing improvements and new construction, new application
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✓ Decidido: Zoning Board approved four bulk variance applications with conditions
The Board carried two pending variance applications to later hearing dates. It approved three new bulk variance requests—Pillari, Nasar, and Botton—each with conditions. The Board also adopted a resolution dismissing a minor subdivision appeal and approved an administrative request to change a front‑window style.
- Carried Krysta Parker bulk variance (ZB 2025-15) to June 16, 2026 (unanimous yea)
- Carried Leo & Eleusa Nunes bulk variance (ZB 2025-08) to May 19, 2026 (unanimous yea)
- Approved Matthew & Michelle Pillari bulk variance (ZB 2025-09) with conditions (6‑1 yea)
- Approved Moses & Yvette Nasar bulk variance (ZB 2025-13) with conditions (4‑2 yea)
- Approved David & Julie Botton bulk variance (ZB 2025-16) with conditions (6‑0 yea)
- Adopted resolution dismissing appeal for Minor Subdivision PB‑2018‑02 (all in favor)
- Approved administrative request for Fredrick Jurosky window style change (all yea)
- Adopted minutes for January 20 and February 20, 2026 meetings (all yea)
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ZONING BOARD MEETING AGENDA
Borough of West Long Branch
Borough Hall, 965 Broadway, West Long Branch, NJ
Meeting Agenda
March 17, 2026
Regular Meeting 7:00 P.M.
(Council Chambers)
**Agenda schedule is subject to change at the discretion of the Chairperson**
1. Open Public Meeting Act
2. Roll Call
Mr. Matthew Clark Mr. Paul Giglio Mr. Vincent Vuocolo
Mr. Anastasios Diacogiannis Mr. Michael Schulz Ms. Nicole Catelli, Alt. 1
Chairman Mark Engel Mr. Jerry Moczerniuk Ms. Beth Sarfaty, Alt. 2
Pledge of Allegiance
3. Carried Application
Krysta Parker (ZB 2025-15) Bulk Variance Application
110 Wall Street; Block 25 Lot 7, Zone R-15
The property contains an existing single-family dwelling. The applicant proposes to construct a
second floor onto the existing dwelling. The existing improvements on the site do not conform to the
ordinance. The property is located on and has access from Wall Street. The property is located in the
R-15 zone. Requested to be carried to the June 21, 2026, meeting.
Leo and Eleusa Nunes (ZB 2025-08) Bulk Variance Application
3 Beechwood Avenue; Block 29 Lot 4, Zone R-22
The property contains an existing single-family dwelling. The applicant proposes to provide a first-
floor addition and a second-floor addition to the existing dwelling. The existing improvements on the
site do not conform to the ordinance. The property is located on and has access from Beechwood
Avenue. The property is located in the R-22 zone.
Requested to be
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Mr. Matthew Clark 965 Broadway
Mr. Michael Schulz
Mr. Anastasios Diacogiannis West Long Branch, NJ 07764 Mr. Vincent Vuocolo
Chairman Mark Engel Jennifer O’Sullivan, Board Secretary Ms. Nicole Catelli -Alt #1
Mr. Paul Giglio VC
[email protected] Ms. Beth Sarfaty Alt #2
Mr. Jerry Moczerniuk (732) 229-1756 Ext. 111
ZONING BOARD MINUTES
March 17, 2026
Regular Meeting 7:00 P.M.
(Council Chambers)
1
Chairman Engel called the meeting of the Borough of West Long Branch Zoning Board to order in
accordance with the Sunshine Law.
This is the March 17, 2026, regular meeting of the West Long Branch Zoning Board. Mr. Engel read
the following statement:
This meeting is called pursuant to the provisions of the Open Public Meetings Act.
Notice of the annual schedule of regular meetings of this Board was sent to the Asbury Park Press
and The Link News. Said notice was also posted on the bulletin board in Borough Hall and has
remained continuously posted there as required under the statute.
In addition, a copy of said notice is and has been available to the public and is on file in the Office
of the Borough Clerk.
A copy of said notice has also been sent to those members of the public who have requested such
information in accordance with the statute.
Proper notice having been given, the Board Secretary is directed to include this statement in the
minutes of this meeting.
Members:
Mr. Mathew Clark Present Mr. Jerry Moczerniuk Present
Mr. Anastasios
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Tue Mar 10, 2026
Planning Board
Board will consider Ordinance O-26-6 regulating portable toilets
The West Long Branch Planning Board will elect officers, appoint professional staff, adopt several resolutions, and consider Ordinance No. O-26-6 that defines and controls porta-potties in the borough. No new or carried applications are on the agenda. The board will also adopt minutes from the January 13, 2026 meeting and adjourn.
- Election of Chairperson, Vice Chairperson, and Secretary
- Appointment of Attorney, Engineer/Planner, and Special Planner
- Appointment of Certified Shorthand Reporter/Recording Secretary
- Resolution designating meeting time and place and official newspapers
- Ordinance No. O-26-6 defining and controlling porta-potties
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PLANNING BOARD MEETING AGENDA
Borough of West Long Branch
Borough Hall, 965 Broadway, West Long Branch, NJ
Meeting Agenda
March 10, 2026
Regular Meeting 7:00 P.M.
(Council Chambers)
**Agenda schedule is subject to change at the discretion of the Chairperson**
1. Open Public Meeting Act
2. Roll Call:
Councilman Stephen Bray Ms. Diane Russomanno
Mr. Don Brocklebank Chairman Anthony Scalise
Mr. Rob Ferragina Mr. Randy Triolo
Mr. Gordon Heggie Mayor Janet Tucci
Mr. Christopher Neyhart
3. Pledge of Allegiance:
4. New and Carried Applications :
No New or carried applications
5. Resolutions
Election of Officers: Chairperson, Vice Chairperson, and Secretary
Appointment for Professionals and Staff: Attorney, Engineer/Planner, Special Planner
Appointment of Certified Shorthand Reporter / Recording Secretary
Resolution Designating the Time and Place of Meetings
Resolution Designating the Official Newspapers of the Board
6. Other Business:
ORDINANCE NO. O-26-6 - Ordinance Defining and Controlling Porta-Potties in The Borough of West
Long Branch.
7. Minutes to be Adopted. January 13, 2026, Re-org meeting
8. Adjournment
Mon Mar 9, 2026
Recreation Commission
Commission to consider using $1,000 budget for fishing derby prizes
The West Long Branch Recreation Commission will review recent fee revenues from non‑resident Yoga ($1,575) and Chair Exercise ($65) classes. It will discuss a proposal to allocate $1,000 from the budget for prizes at the May 9 Fishing Derby. The meeting also provides updates on upcoming community events such as the April 4 Easter Egg Hunt, the June 28 Kite Festival combined with the 250th Family Picnic, and reduced‑price Sesame Place tickets at $28.49.
- Yoga in the Park fee generated $1,575 for non‑residents
- Chair Exercise fee generated $65 for non‑residents
- Proposal to use $1,000 from the budget to purchase Fishing Derby prizes
- Easter Egg Hunt scheduled for April 4 with vendors booked (DJ, trackless train, supplies, etc.)
- Sesame Place tickets offered to residents at $28.49 (regular $102) for weekdays June 16‑Sept 1
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WLB Recreation Commission Agenda March 9, 2026 Mission: Our mission as the Rec. Commission is to provide our community with various activities and
events
for
residents
of
all
ages.
Events: Yoga in the Park - Implemented a fee for non residents. It has been working very well. People can
choose
to
sign
up
per
class,
weekly,
monthly
or
annually.
As
of
today,
we
brought
in
$1,575.00
Chair Exercise – EImplemented a fee for non residents. It has been working very well. People can
choose
to
sign
up
per
class,
weekly,
monthly
or
annually.
As
of
today,
we
brought
in
$65.00.
Tree Lights will be scheduled to be removed this week and Christmas Creations will be storing the lights
for
us.
Spring sports season starts next week. No paying permits were issued. All teams are WLB Sports
Association
or
they
are
affiliated
with
the
WLBSA.Restrooms
will
be
delivered
at
the
beginning
of
next
week
to
all
the
parks.
WLB Rec. Commission Student Volunteer of the Year, Alaina LaSalle, will be recognized at the March
18th
meeting
at
6:30
for
anyone
who
would
like
to
attend.
Upcoming Events Easter Egg Hunt - April 4th The following vendors have been reserved and items have been ordered: Versatile - DJ Anna Siore - Lawn Letters Party Perfect - Trackless Train Oriental Trading - Supplies WILL BE IN ON FRIDAY Debbie Ronan - Gift Cards Amazon - Refreshments jerse
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Wed Mar 4, 2026
Mayor and Borough Council
Council approves $30,000 fireworks contract for July 4 display
At its March 4, 2026 meeting, the West Long Branch Borough Council adopted several ordinances and resolutions covering dog licensing, volunteer incentives, snow‑deposition bans, sidewalk repairs, recreation program fees, and a gas franchise renewal. The council also approved a $30,000 contract with Zambelli Fireworks for the July 4, 2026 fireworks display. Additional actions included budget appropriation transfers and the appointment of a special labor counsel.
- Ordinance O‑26‑5 – amends dog license fees: $45 for spayed/neutered and $54 for intact dogs for three‑year licenses; one‑year licenses also permitted.
- Ordinance O‑26‑8 – prohibits depositing snow or ice from private property onto public streets; violation penalty is $100.
- Ordinance O‑26‑10 – raises summer recreation program fees to $600 $695 for a child and $500 $595 for each additional child.
- Resolution R‑26‑52 – approves a $30,000 fireworks contract with Zambelli Fireworks Manufacturing Co. for the July 4, 2026 display.
- Ordinance O‑26‑11 – renews New Jersey Natural Gas Company’s franchise to lay and maintain gas lines in the borough.
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✓ Decidido: Council adopted eight measures, including a snow‑dumping ban and fireworks contract
The Borough Council approved the minutes from the February 18, 2026 meetings. It adopted six ordinances covering dog license fees, volunteer incentives, a snow‑dumping prohibition, sidewalk and curb damage enforcement, summer recreation fees, and a renewal of the New Jersey Natural Gas franchise. The Council also approved a $30,000 fireworks contract for the July 4, 2026 display.
- Approved minutes of Feb 18, 2026 executive session, council and caucus meetings (5‑0)
- Adopted Ordinance O‑26‑5 amending dog license fees (5‑0)
- Adopted Ordinance O‑26‑7 amending volunteer incentive ordinance (5‑0)
- Adopted Ordinance O‑26‑8 prohibiting depositing snow/ice on public streets (5‑0)
- Adopted Ordinance O‑26‑9 adding damage provisions for sidewalks and curbs (5‑0)
- Adopted Ordinance O‑26‑10 increasing summer recreation program fees (5‑0)
- Adopted Ordinance O‑26‑11 renewing New Jersey Natural Gas franchise (5‑0)
- Approved $30,000 fireworks contract with Zambelli Fireworks for July 4, 2026 (5‑0)
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BOROUGH OF WEST LONG BRANCH
COUNCIL MEETING
March 4, 2026
(Immediately Following Caucus Meeting Which Starts at 6:30 PM)
MAYOR JANET W. TUCCI PRESIDES
MAYOR TUCCI REPORTS SUNSHINE LAW COMPLIED WITH
PRESENT: BRAY CIOFFI, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT:
READING AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
Caucus Minutes
February 18, 2026
Executive Session Minutes
February 18, 2026
Council Minutes
February 18, 2026
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES:
MAYOR TUCCI:
COUNCILMAN BRAY (FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION):
COUNCILMAN CIOFFI (POLICE):
COUNCILMAN GOMEZ (FIRE & EMS):
COUNCILMAN PENTA (PUBLIC WORKS):
COUNCILWOMAN RUANE (RECREATION, ENVIRONMENTAL, & SHADE TREE):
COUNCILMAN SNIFFEN (PUBLIC PROPERTY):
BOROUGH ADMINISTRATOR GONTER:
BOROUGH CLERK KELLY:
BOROUGH ATTORNEY BAXTER:
BOROUGH ENGINEER MULLAN:
COMMUNICATIONS:
None.
ORDINANCES:
1. Ordinance No. O-26-5 – An Ordinance Amending Dog License Fees in the Borough
of West Long Branch
Second and Final Reading
2. Ordinance No. O -26-7 – An Ordinance Amending Ordinance 2 -19 Regarding
Incentives for Volunteers in the Borough of West Long Branch
Second and Final Reading
3. Ordinance No. O-26-8 – An Ordinance Prohibiting the Depositing of Snow and Ice
from Private Property onto Public Streets in the Borough of West Long Branch
Introduction
4. Ordinance No. O -26-9 - An Ordinance Amending Ordinance 18 -6.9 Regarding
Removal and Replacement of Sidewalks in the Borou
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| March 4, 2026
| 7:15 PM
A regular meeting of the Mayor and Council of the Borough of West Long Branch was held
on the above date and time in the Council Chambers, Borough Hall, 965 Broadway, West Long
Branch, N.J.
Mayor Janet W. Tucci presided.
Mayor Janet W. Tucci reported that in accordance with N.J.S.A. 10:4-6 adequate notice of
this meeting of the Mayor and Council has been provided.
PRESENT: BRAY, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT: CIOFFI
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
Councilman Bray moved the approval of the minutes of the February 18, 2026, executive
session meeting, and approved the release of all pages except for pages 2 & 5. Seconded by
Councilman Sniffen and carried upon the following roll call vote:
|
AYES: _ BRAY, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
NAYS: _ NONE
ABSENT: — CIOFFI
ABSTAIN: NONE
Councilman Bray moved the approval of the minutes of the February 18, 2026, council
meeting. Councilman Sniffen and carried upon the following roll call vote:
AYES: _ BRAY, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
NAYS: NONE
ABSENT: CIOFFI
ABSTAIN: =NONE
Councilman Bray moved the approval of the minutes of the February 18, 2026, caucus
meeting. Councilman Sniffen and carried upon the following roll call vote:
AYES: BRAY, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
NAYS: NONE
ABSENT: CIOFFI
ABSTAIN: NONE
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES:
Mayor Tucci reported that the Monmouth County Division of Aging and Veteran Services
will be hosting an older-adult resource fair at their library headquarters in Ma
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Wed Mar 4, 2026
Mayor and Borough Council
Council will discuss the borough's fire department budget
The West Long Branch Mayor and Borough Council will review the fire budget, consider adoption of the International Property Maintenance Code (ES), examine Aggregate Bond Anticipation Notes, and discuss summer recreation fees. The Mayor will also note compliance with the Sunshine Law. No decisions are recorded in the agenda.
- Fire Budget
- International Property Maintenance Code (ES)
- Aggregate Bond Anticipation Notes
- Summer Rec Fees
- Mayor reports Sunshine Law compliance
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✓ Decidido: Council unanimously adjourned caucus session after entering executive session
The Mayor and Borough Council voted to enter an executive session after the regular meeting. Councilman Bray then moved to adjourn the caucus session, a motion seconded by Councilwoman Ruane and carried unanimously. No other actions were taken on the items discussed.
- Entered executive session (determined by council)
- Adjourned caucus session unanimously
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BOROUGH OF WEST LONG BRANCH
CAUCUS MEETING
March 4, 2026 – 6:30 PM
MAYOR JANET W. TUCCI PRESIDES
MAYOR TUCCI REPORTS SUNSHINE LAW COMPLIED WITH
PRESENT: BRAY, CIOFFI, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT:
MATTERS TO BE DISCUSSED:
MAYOR TUCCI:
COUNCILMAN BRAY:
COUNCILMAN CIOFFI:
COUNCILMAN GOMEZ:
1. Fire Budget
COUNCILMAN PENTA:
COUNCILWOMAN RUANE:
COUNCILMAN SNIFFEN:
BOROUGH ADMINISTRATOR GONTER:
BOROUGH CLERK KELLY:
BOROUGH ATTORNEY BAXTER:
1. International Property Maintenance Code (ES)
2. Aggregate Bond Anticipation Notes
3. Summer Rec Fees
OPPORTUNITY FOR ANY PERSON TO BE HEARD:
MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC PORTION AND ADJOURN:
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March 4, 2026
6:31 PM
A caucus meeting of the Mayor and Council of the Borough of West Long
Branch was held on the above date and time in the Council Chambers, Borough
Hall, 965 Broadway, West Long Branch, N.J.
Mayor Janet W. Tucci presided.
Mayor Tucci reported that in accordance with N.J.S.A. 10:4-6 adequate
notice of this meeting of the Mayor and Council has been provided.
PRESENT: BRAY, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT: CIOFFI
EXECUTIVE SESSION ITEMS
The following items were listed for discussion in Executive Session:
i. International Property Maintenance Code
ii. Fire Department Personnel
iii. Labor Attorney RFP
iv. Administrative Personnel
It was determined that the Mayor and Borough Council would go into
executive session following the Council meeting, with the possibility of returning
to the Council meeting to take action on one item.
MAYOR TUCCI
The Mayor reported meeting with Ellen Whitford, the Shade Tree chair,
who expressed long-standing frustration regarding the Owen property and the
Borough's inability to utilize it. The Mayor suggested exploring further options
and noted that she connected Ms. Whitford with a contact from the conservation
unit in Freehold for additional recommendations. The Mayor also advised
residents that New Jersey American Water representatives have been canvassing
the area to inspect for lead pipes, as the water company is required to eliminate
all lead pipes by 2030, and that anyone who comes to the door for this purpose
is le
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Wed Feb 18, 2026
Mayor and Borough Council
Council creates Human Resources Officer role within Borough Administrator position
The West Long Branch Borough Council adopted several ordinances, including one that adds a Human Resources Officer to the Borough Administrator's duties. It also amended dog licensing fees, prohibited depositing snow and ice onto public streets, and set permit requirements for portable restrooms. Resolutions approved the 2026 borough engineer contract and other service agreements.
- Ordinance O-26-4 creates a Human Resources Officer position within the Borough Administrator role
- Ordinance O-26-5 changes dog license fees to $45 for spayed/neutered and $54 for non‑spayed/neutered dogs for three‑year licenses
- Ordinance O-26-6 bans depositing snow or ice from private property onto public streets, with a $100 penalty per violation
- Ordinance O-26-7 requires permits and a $50 fee for portable restrooms (porta‑potties) on residential property
- Resolution R-26-46 approves the 2026 Borough Engineer contract with Francis W. Mullan of T&M Associates
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✓ Decidido: Council adopts new dog‑license fee structure and other ordinances
The Borough Council adopted Ordinance O-26-5 to amend dog licensing fees, allowing one‑year or three‑year terms. It also passed Ordinance O-26-4 adding a Human Resources Officer position, Ordinance O-26-6 regulating portable restrooms, and Ordinance O-26-7 updating volunteer incentives. The council approved the 2026 Borough Engineer contract and approved the minutes of the February 4 meetings.
- Adopted Ordinance O-26-5 amending dog license fees (unanimous AYES: BRAY, CIOFFI, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN)
- Adopted Ordinance O-26-4 adding Human Resources Officer to Borough Administrator role (unanimous AYES)
- Adopted Ordinance O-26-6 defining and controlling porta‑potties (unanimous AYES)
- Adopted Ordinance O-26-7 amending volunteer incentive ordinance (unanimous AYES)
- Approved 2026 Borough Engineer contract (unanimous AYES)
- Approved minutes of February 4, 2026 executive session (unanimous AYES)
- Approved minutes of February 4, 2026 council meeting (unanimous AYES)
- Approved minutes of February 4, 2026 caucus meeting (unanimous AYES)
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BOROUGH OF WEST LONG BRANCH
COUNCIL MEETING
February 18, 2026
(Immediately Following Caucus Meeting Which Starts at 6:30 PM)
MAYOR JANET W. TUCCI PRESIDES
MAYOR TUCCI REPORTS SUNSHINE LAW COMPLIED WITH
PRESENT: BRAY CIOFFI, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT:
Public Hearing ~ Green Acres Program ~ Sorrentino Park Improvements
READING AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
Caucus Minutes
February 4, 2026
Executive Session Minutes
February 4, 2026
Council Minutes
February 4, 2026
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES:
MAYOR TUCCI:
COUNCILMAN BRAY (FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION):
COUNCILMAN CIOFFI (POLICE):
COUNCILMAN GOMEZ (FIRE & EMS):
COUNCILMAN PENTA (PUBLIC WORKS):
COUNCILWOMAN RUANE (RECREATION, ENVIRONMENTAL, & SHADE TREE):
COUNCILMAN SNIFFEN (PUBLIC PROPERTY):
BOROUGH ADMINISTRATOR GONTER:
BOROUGH CLERK KELLY:
BOROUGH ATTORNEY BAXTER:
BOROUGH ENGINEER MULLAN:
COMMUNICATIONS:
None.
ORDINANCES:
1. Ordinance No. O-26-4 – An Ordinance Amending Ordinance 2 -7.9(F) to Add the
Job of Human Resources Officer to the Position of Borough Administrator in the
Borough of West Long Branch
Second and Final Reading
2. Ordinance No. O-26-5 – An Ordinance Amending Dog License Fees in the Borough
of West Long Branch
Introduction
3. Ordinance No. O-26-6 – An Ordinance Prohibiting the Depositing of Snow and Ice
from Private Property onto Public Streets in the Borough of West Long Branch
Introduction
4. Ordinance No. O-26-
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February 18, 2026
6:42 PM
A regular meeting of the Mayor and Council of the Borough of West Long Branch was held
on the above date and time in the Council Chambers, Borough Hall, 965 Broadway, West Long
Branch, N.J.
Mayor Janet W. Tucci presided.
Mayor Janet W. Tucci reported that in accordance with N.J.S.A. 10:4-6 adequate notice of
this meeting of the Mayor and Council has been provided.
PRESENT: BRAY, CIOFFI, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT: NONE
Public Hearing ~ Green Acres Program ~ Sorrentino Park Improvements
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
Councilman Bray moved the approval of the minutes of the February 4, 2026, executive
session meeting, and approved the release of all pages except for page 5. Seconded by
Councilman Penta and carried upon the following roll call vote:
AYES: BRAY, CIOFFI, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
NAYS: NONE
ABSENT: NONE
ABSTAIN: NONE
Councilman Bray moved the approval of the minutes of the February 4, 2026, council
meeting. Seconded by Councilman Penta and carried upon the following roll call vote:
AYES: BRAY, CIOFFI, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
NAYS: NONE
ABSENT: NONE
ABSTAIN: NONE
Councilman Bray moved the approval of the minutes of the February 4, 2026, caucus
meeting. Seconded by Councilman Penta and carried upon the following roll call vote:
AYES: BRAY, CIOFFI, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
NAYS: NONE
ABSENT: NONE
ABSTAIN: NONE
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES:
Mayor Tucci asked Captain Burton to offer an update on the new e-bike leg
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Wed Feb 18, 2026
Mayor and Borough Council
Council will consider the Dog License Ordinance and related items
The West Long Branch Mayor and Borough Council will discuss several agenda items, including a departmental budget hearing and a dog license ordinance. Council members will also review a labor attorney request for proposals, ambulance and fire department staffing items, and community garden and summer camp fee matters. The meeting includes an opportunity for public comment before adjourning.
- Departmental Budget Hearing
- Dog License Ordinance
- Labor Attorney RFP (ES)
- Ambulance (ES) and Fire Department Chiefs (ES)
- Community Garden
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✓ Decidido: Council added curb language to the sidewalk repair ordinance
The council approved adding curb language to the sidewalk repair ordinance. They also voiced full support for a proclamation designating April as Autism Awareness Month. No vote counts were recorded for these items. The caucus session was adjourned unanimously.
- Approved addition of curb language to the sidewalk repair ordinance (no vote recorded)
- Supported request for an Autism Awareness Month proclamation (no vote recorded)
- Adjourned the caucus session (unanimous)
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SUBJECT TO CHANGE
BOROUGH OF WEST LONG BRANCH
CAUCUS MEETING
February 18, 2026 – 6:30 PM
MAYOR JANET W. TUCCI PRESIDES
MAYOR TUCCI REPORTS SUNSHINE LAW COMPLIED WITH
PRESENT: BRAY, CIOFFI, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT:
MATTERS TO BE DISCUSSED:
MAYOR TUCCI:
COUNCILMAN BRAY:
1. Departmental Budget Hearing
2. Autism New Jersey – Autism-Friendly Municipalities Checklist
COUNCILMAN CIOFFI:
1. Labor Attorney RFP (ES)
COUNCILMAN GOMEZ:
1. Ambulance (ES)
2. Fire Department Chiefs (ES)
3. EMS Personnel (ES)
COUNCILMAN PENTA:
COUNCILWOMAN RUANE:
1. Community Garden
2. Summer Camp Registration Fee (ES)
COUNCILMAN SNIFFEN:
BOROUGH ADMINISTRATOR GONTER:
BOROUGH CLERK KELLY:
BOROUGH ATTORNEY BAXTER:
1. Dog License Ordinance
2. Ordinance Review Committee Report
3. QPA Appointment
4. Condo Services Agreements (ES)
5. Employee Assistance Program (ES)
OPPORTUNITY FOR ANY PERSON TO BE HEARD:
MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC PORTION AND ADJOURN:
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February 18, 2026
6:31 PM
A caucus meeting of the Mayor and Council of the Borough of West Long
Branch was held on the above date and time in the Council Chambers, Borough
Hall, 965 Broadway, West Long Branch, N.J.
Mayor Janet W, Tucci presided.
Mayor Tucci reported that in accordance with N.J.S.A. 10:4-6 adequate
notice of this meeting of the Mayor and Council has been provided.
PRESENT: BRAY, CIOFFI, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT: NONE
EXECUTIVE SESSION ITEMS
The following items were listed for discussion in Executive Session:
i. Labor Attorney
ii. Ambulance
iii. Condo Services Agreement
iv. Employee Assistance Contract
v. Tax Appeals
vi. Pending Litigation
vii. DPW Personnel
It was determined that the Mayor and Borough Council would go into
executive session following the Council meeting.
COUNCILMAN BRAY
Councilman Bray opened the discussion on the departmental budgets.
Councilman Gomez flagged one fire department budget item requiring further
explanation from the Chiefs. Councilman Gomez added that EMS was essentially
flat with minor line-item reallocations based on last year's actuals.
Councilwoman Ruane commented that Debbie, the Recreation Director, has been
working diligently to trim the recreation budget. Councilwoman Ruane asked if
Debbie could explain the significant increase in the community recreation line
item. Debbie explained that the notable jump in the community recreation line
item was due to costs previously misclassified under other cat
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Tue Feb 17, 2026
Zoning Board of Adjustment
zoning board to consider subdivision and elect officers
The West Long Branch Zoning Board of Adjustment will consider a minor subdivision application to split a 0.52-acre property into two residential lots and will elect officers for the upcoming term.
- Consideration of a minor subdivision at 63 & 65 Summers Ave (PB-2018-02)
- Election of Chairperson, Vice Chairperson, and Secretary
- Appointment of attorney, engineer/planner, and shorthand reporter
- Adoption of January 20, 2026, meeting minutes
- Designation of official newspapers for the Board
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✓ Decidido: Matthew Clark named interim chair; Schulz appeal denied
The board appointed Matthew Clark as Interim Chairperson after the elected chair and vice‑chair were absent. The board denied Michael Schulz’s appeal of the zoning officer’s decision on the Summers Avenue property. The minutes from the January 20, 2026 meeting were carried, and the meeting was adjourned.
- Appointed Matthew Clark as Interim Chairperson (majority yea)
- Denied Schulz appeal of zoning officer decision (majority yea)
- Carried minutes from Jan 20, 2026 meeting (majority yea)
- Adjourned meeting (unanimous yea)
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ZONING BOARD MEETING AGENDA
Borough of West Long Branch
Borough Hall, 965 Broadway, West Long Branch, NJ
Meeting Agenda
February 17, 2026
Regular Meeting 7:00 P.M.
(Council Chambers)
**Agenda schedule is subject to change at the discretion of the Chairperson**
1. Open Public Meeting Act
2. Roll Call
Mr. Matthew Clark Mr. Paul Giglio Mr. Vincent Vuocolo
Mr. Anastasios Diacogiannis Mr. Michael Schulz Ms. Nicole Catelli, Alt. 1
Chairman Mark Engel Mr. Jerry Moczerniuk Ms. Beth Sarfaty, Alt. 2
Pledge of Allegiance
3. New and Carried Applications:
Appeal Application
Minor Subdivision (PB-2018-02)
63 & 65 Summers Ave-West Long Branch Block 71, Lots 14.01 & 14.02
The applicant proposed demolishing the existing dwelling located at 63 Summers Avenue and
subdividing the 0.52-acre (22,500 square feet) tract (currently identified as Lots 14, 15, and 16) into
two (2) single-family residential building lots, to be designated as Lots 14.01 and 14.02. Each
proposed lot would be an interior lot containing 11,250 square feet, with 75 feet of frontage on
Summers Avenue. New dwellings are proposed for both lots, which comply with all bulk
requirements except for the required side yard and combined side yard setbacks.
The property is located in the R-22 Residential Zone District, which permits single-family residential
lots with a minimum lot area of 22,500 square feet.
4. Resolutions
Election of Officers: Chairperson, Vice Chairperson, and Secretary
Appointment
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Mr. Matthew Clark 965 Broadway
Mr. Michael Schulz
Mr. Anastasios Diacogiannis West Long Branch, NJ 07764 Mr. Vincent Vuocolo
Chairman Mark Engel Jennifer O’Sullivan, Board Secretary Ms. Nicole Catelli -Alt #1
Mr. Paul Giglio VC
[email protected] Ms. Beth Sarfaty Alt #2
Mr. Jerry Moczerniuk (732) 229-1756 Ext. 111
ZONING BOARD MINUTES
February 17, 2026
Regular Meeting 7:00 P.M.
(Council Chambers)
1
Interim Chairman Clark called the meeting of the Borough of West Long Branch Zoning Board to
order in accordance with the Sunshine Law.
This is the February 17, 2026, regular meeting of the West Long Branch Zoning Board. Mr. Clark
read the following statement:
This meeting is called pursuant to the provisions of the Open Public Meetings Act.
Notice of the annual schedule of regular meetings of this Board was sent to the Asbury Park Press
and The Link News. Said notice was also posted on the bulletin board in Borough Hall and has
remained continuously posted there as required under the statute.
In addition, a copy of said notice is and has been available to the public and is on file in the Office
of the Borough Clerk.
A copy of said notice has also been sent to those members of the public who have requested such
information in accordance with the statute.
Proper notice having been given, the Board Secretary is directed to include this statement in the
minutes of this meeting.
Members:
Mr. Mathew Clark Present Mr. Jerry Moczerniuk Present
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Tue Feb 10, 2026
Planning Board
Planning Board meeting will address routine agenda items and adopt minutes
The West Long Branch Planning Board will review any new and carried applications submitted for the borough. The board will consider any resolutions placed on the agenda. Finally, the board will adopt the minutes from the previous meeting.
- Open Public Meeting Act compliance
- Roll Call of board members
- Review of new and carried applications
- Consideration of resolutions
- Adoption of meeting minutes
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PLANNING BOARD MEETING AGENDA
Borough of West Long Branch
Borough Hall, 965 Broadway, West Long Branch, NJ
Meeting Agenda
February 10, 2026
Regular Meeting 7:00 P.M.
(Council Chambers)
**Agenda schedule is subject to change at the discretion of the Chairperson**
1. Open Public Meeting Act
2. Roll Call:
Councilman Stephen Bray Mr. Christopher Neyhart
Mr. Don Brocklebank Ms. Diane Russomanno
Mr. Rob Ferragina Chairman Anthony Scalise
Mr. Gordon Heggie Mr. Randy Triolo
Mr. Brian Kramer Alt #1 Mayor Janet Tucci
3. Pledge of Allegiance:
4. New and Carried Applications :
5. Resolutions
6. Other Business:
7. Minutes to be Adopted.
8. Adjournment
Mon Feb 9, 2026
Recreation Commission
Recreation Commission sets fees and plans summer events
The West Long Branch Recreation Commission is discussing fee structures for resident programs and planning upcoming community events, including a summer concert series and a Sesame Place ticket sale.
- Implemented fees for Yoga in the Park and Chair Exercise classes
- Tree Lights removal scheduled for weather permitting
- Easter Egg Hunt planned for April 4th
- Sesame Place tickets offered to residents at $28.49
- Summer Rec registration fee set at $695.00 per camper
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WLB Recreation Commission Agenda February 9, 2026 Mission: Our mission as the Rec. Commission is to provide our community with various activities and events
for
residents
of
all
ages.
Events: Yoga in the Park - Implemented a fee for non residents. It has been working very well. People can choose to
sign
up
per
class,
weekly,
monthly
or
annually.
As
of
today,
we
brought
in
$630.00.
Chair Exercise – EImplemented a fee for non residents. It has been working very well. People can choose to
sign
up
per
class,
weekly,
monthly
or
annually.
As
of
today,
we
brought
in
$45.00.
Tree Lights will be scheduled to be removed once the weather permits. Field permits have been issued for baseball and spring soccer. All permits are issued to WLBSA and
those
travel
teams
that
are
affiliated
with
them
so
there
has
been
no
revenue
for
the
spring
season.
(last
spring
season
we
brought
in
$3,775.00)
Upcoming Events Easter Egg Hunt - April 4th The following vendors will be contacted and PO’s have been created this week: Versatile - DJ Anna Siore - Lawn Letters Party Perfect - Trackless Train Oriental Trading - Supplies Elastic Table Clothes DON”T NEED TATTOOS Small amount of crafts Bunny gifts Bunny costume Jellybeans More eggs than last year Portable Bollards (already ordered) Debbie Ronan - Gift Cards Amazon - Refreshments jerseryrestrooms - Port-a-jons Fishing Derby -DATE CHANGE
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Wed Feb 4, 2026
Mayor and Borough Council
Council discusses awards night, personnel, condo act and tort claim
The Mayor reported compliance with the Sunshine Law. Council members will discuss several items, including an Awards Night, Department of Public Works personnel matters, obligations under the Condo Services Act, and a new tort claim. No other business was listed.
- Awards Night (ES)
- DPW Personnel (ES)
- Condo Services Act Obligations (ES)
- New Tort Claim (ES)
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✓ Decidido: Council entered executive session and adjourned caucus meeting unanimously
The Mayor and Borough Council decided to go into executive session after the Council meeting. Councilman Bray moved to adjourn the caucus session, which was seconded by Councilwoman Ruane and carried unanimously. No other substantive actions were taken during the caucus.
- Entered executive session after Council meeting (decision)
- Adjourned caucus session unanimously (motion carried)
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SUBJECT TO CHANGE
BOROUGH OF WEST LONG BRANCH
CAUCUS MEETING
February 4, 2026 – 6:30 PM
MAYOR JANET W. TUCCI PRESIDES
MAYOR TUCCI REPORTS SUNSHINE LAW COMPLIED WITH
PRESENT: BRAY, CIOFFI, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT:
MATTERS TO BE DISCUSSED:
MAYOR TUCCI:
COUNCILMAN BRAY:
1. Awards Night (ES)
COUNCILMAN CIOFFI:
1. DPW Personnel (ES)
COUNCILMAN GOMEZ:
COUNCILMAN PENTA:
COUNCILWOMAN RUANE:
COUNCILMAN SNIFFEN:
BOROUGH ADMINISTRATOR GONTER:
BOROUGH CLERK KELLY:
BOROUGH ATTORNEY BAXTER:
1. Condo Services Act Obligations (ES)
2. New Tort Claim (ES)
OPPORTUNITY FOR ANY PERSON TO BE HEARD:
MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC PORTION AND ADJOURN:
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February 4, 2026
6:30 PM
A caucus meeting of the Mayor and Council of the Borough of West Long
Branch was held on the above date and time in the Council Chambers, Borough
Hall, 965 Broadway, West Long Branch, N.J.
Mayor.JanetW._Tucci-presided
Mayor Tucci reported that in accordance with N.J.S.A. 10:4-6 adequate
notice of this meeting of the Mayor and Council has been provided.
PRESENT: BRAY, CIOFFI, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT: NONE
MAYOR TUCCI
The Mayor listed the items for discussion in Executive Session, which
included the following:
i. Awards night
ii. Condo Services Obligation
iii. New Tort Claim
iv. Aetna Contract
v. Police Personnel
It was determined that the Mayor and Borough Council would go into
executive session following the Council meeting.
COUNCILMAN PENTA
Councilman Penta reported that he wrote a letter to the president of NJ
JCP&L about upgrading existing streetlights in West Long Branch to LEDs and
will be meeting with a representative named Jose Ortiz next week to discuss the
installation with the committee. Councilman Penta reported that he also wrote to
the county regarding the reconstruction of Oakwood Avenue and the difficulty of
making a left turn onto Broadway from Oakwood Ave; the county responded that
the timing gap between the Myrtle Ave traffic light and the Oceanport Avenue
light is too short and is contributing to the congestion and they plan to correct
the signal timing. Councilman Cioffi suggested installing a "don't block the
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Wed Feb 4, 2026
Mayor and Borough Council
West Long Branch updates street excavation rules and adds HR officer role
The Borough Council is deciding on new requirements for opening paved streets and introducing a Human Resources Officer role. The body is also approving a behavioral health agreement for employees and setting legal salaries for 2026.
- Ordinance O-26-3: Establishes a $2,000 fee for opening streets paved within the last five years
- Ordinance O-26-4: Adds Human Resources Officer duties to the Borough Administrator position
- Resolution R-26-45: Sets 2026 salaries at $25,000 for Borough Prosecutor and $12,000 for Public Defender
- Resolution R-26-43: Approves $3,434.50 payment and a $64,738.00 decrease for Precise Construction
- Resolution R-26-44: Approves Employee Assistance Program agreement with Aetna Behavioral Health, LLC
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✓ Decidido: Council adopts ordinance creating a Human Resources Officer position
The Borough Council unanimously adopted Ordinance O‑26‑4, creating a Human Resources Officer position within the Borough Administrator’s office, effective immediately. The council also approved Ordinance O‑26‑3 amending street excavation rules, approved an EMS membership for Prabhlyn Shergill, and adopted resolutions approving a $3,434.50 payment certificate, a $64,738 net decrease change order, and setting 2026 salaries for the Borough Prosecutor ($25,000) and Public Defender ($12,000). In addition, the council approved three Saint Jerome PTA raffle licenses, the bill list, and the minutes of the January 21 meetings.
- Approved EMS membership for Prabhlyn Shergill (AYES: Bray, Cioffi, Gomez, Penta, Ruane, Sniffen; NAYS: none; ABSTAIN: none)
- Adopted Ordinance O‑26‑3 amending street excavation rules (AYES: Bray, Cioffi, Gomez, Penta, Ruane, Sniffen; NAYS: none; ABSTAIN: none)
- Adopted Ordinance O‑26‑4 creating Human Resources Officer position (AYES: Bray, Cioffi, Gomez, Penta, Ruane, Sniffen; NAYS: none; ABSTAIN: none)
- Approved Change Order No. 3 (net decrease $64,738) and Payment Certificate No. 6 ($3,434.50) (AYES: Bray, Cioffi, Gomez, Penta, Ruane, Sniffen; NAYS: none; ABSTAIN: none)
- Set 2026 salaries: Prosecutor $25,000, Public Defender $12,000 (AYES: Bray, Cioffi, Gomez, Penta, Ruane, Sniffen; NAYS: none; ABSTAIN: none)
- Approved Saint Jerome PTA raffle licenses RL‑26‑1, RL‑26‑2, RL‑26‑3 (AYES: Bray, Cioffi, Gomez, Penta, Ruane, Sniffen; NAYS: none; ABSTAIN: none)
- Approved the bill list (AYES: Bray, Cioffi, Gomez, Penta, Ruane, Sniffen; NAYS: none; ABSTAIN: none)
- Approved minutes of the January 21 executive session, council, and caucus meetings (AYES: Bray, Cioffi, Gomez, Penta, Ruane, Sniffen; NAYS: none; ABSTAIN: none)
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BOROUGH OF WEST LONG BRANCH
COUNCIL MEETING
February 4, 2026
(Immediately Following Caucus Meeting Which Starts at 6:30 PM)
MAYOR JANET W. TUCCI PRESIDES
MAYOR TUCCI REPORTS SUNSHINE LAW COMPLIED WITH
PRESENT: BRAY CIOFFI, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT:
READING AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
Caucus Minutes
January 21, 2025
Executive Session Minutes
January 21, 2025
Council Minutes
January 21, 2025
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES:
MAYOR TUCCI:
COUNCILMAN BRAY (FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION):
COUNCILMAN CIOFFI (POLICE):
COUNCILMAN GOMEZ (FIRE & EMS):
COUNCILMAN PENTA (PUBLIC WORKS):
COUNCILWOMAN RUANE (RECREATION, ENVIRONMENTAL, & SHADE TREE):
COUNCILMAN SNIFFEN (PUBLIC PROPERTY):
BOROUGH ADMINISTRATOR GONTER:
BOROUGH CLERK KELLY:
BOROUGH ATTORNEY BAXTER:
BOROUGH ENGINEER MULLAN:
COMMUNICATIONS:
1. EMS Membership Application – Prabhlyn Shergill – Auxiliary Membership
ORDINANCES:
1. Ordinance No. O-26-3 – An Ordinance Amending Ordinance 15 -4 Regarding
Excavation and Opening of Streets in the Borough of West Long Branch
Second and Final Reading
2. Ordinance No. O-26-4 – An Ordinance Amending Ordinance 2-7.9(F) to Add the
Job of Human Resources Officer to the Position of Borough Administrator in the
Borough of West Long Branch
Introduction
RESOLUTIONS:
1. R-26-43 Resolution Approving Change Order and Payment Certificate of
Precise Construction
2. R-26-44 Resolution Approving Employee Ass
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February 4, 2026
6:42 PM
A regular meeting of the Mayor and Council of the Borough of West Long Branch was held
on the above date and time in the Council Chambers, Borough Hall, 965 Broadway, West Long
Branch, N.J.
Mayor Janet W. Tucci presided.
Mayor Janet W. Tucci reported that in accordance with N.J.S.A. 10:4-6 adequate notice of
this meeting of the Mayor and Council has been provided.
PRESENT: BRAY, CIOFFI, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT: NONE
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
Councilman Bray moved the approval of the minutes of the January 21, 2026, executive
session meeting, and approved the release of all pages except for pages 2, 3, and 6. Seconded by
Councilman Sniffen and carried upon the following roll call vote:
AYES: BRAY, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
NAYS: NONE
ABSENT: NONE
ABSTAIN: CIOFFI
Councilman Bray moved the approval of the minutes of the January 21, 2026, council
meeting. Seconded by Councilman Sniffen and carried upon the following roll call vote:
AYES: BRAY, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
NAYS: NONE
ABSENT: NONE
ABSTAIN: CIOFFI
Councilman Bray moved the approval of the minutes of the January 21, 2026, caucus
meeting. Seconded by Councilman Sniffen and carried upon the following roll call vote:
AYES: BRAY, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
NAYS: NONE
ABSENT: NONE
ABSTAIN: CIOFFI
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES:
Mayor Tucci shared that a Monmouth University alumnus, Brian Sosoo, will be competing
in the Winter Olympics in the bobsled competition as a pus
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Wed Jan 21, 2026
Mayor and Borough Council
Council approves $72,363 grant for Valenzano Park improvements
The West Long Branch Borough Council adopted salary ranges for municipal employees for 2026, amended street‑opening permit requirements, and approved several resolutions. These include authorizing tax‑court counterclaims, entering a $72,363 grant agreement with Monmouth County for Valenzano Park upgrades, and accepting a $3,936 proposal to line the soccer field at Sorrentino Park.
- Ordinance O‑26‑1 & O‑26‑2 set 2026 salary ranges for borough officers, employees and appointees
- Ordinance O‑26‑3 amends street‑opening permits, adding a $2,000 fee and new restoration standards
- Resolution R‑26‑39 authorizes the borough attorney to file counterclaims in state tax appeals
- Resolution R‑26‑40 approves a $72,363 Monmouth County grant for Valenzano Park playground and soccer‑field improvements
- Resolution R‑26‑41 accepts a $3,936 proposal from SPORT LINES to line the soccer field at Sorrentino Park
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✓ Decidido: Council approved $72,363 park grant and related resolutions
The Borough Council adopted a resolution authorizing a $72,363 grant from Monmouth County for improvements to Valenzano Park. It also approved Ordinance No. O-26-1 and Ordinance No. O-26-2 setting 2026 salaries for municipal employees, and a resolution permitting the borough to file counter‑claims in State Tax Court. All actions passed unanimously.
- Approved $72,363 grant for Valenzano Park improvements (AYES: BRAY, GOME; NAYS: NONE; ABSENT: CIOFFI)
- Adopted Ordinance No. O-26-1 amending municipal employee salaries (AYES: BRAY, GOM; NAYS: NONE; ABSENT: CIOFFI)
- Adopted Ordinance No. O-26-2 amending municipal employee salaries (AYES: BRAY, GOM; NAYS: NONE; ABSENT: CIOFFI)
- Adopted Ordinance No. O-26-3 on street opening permits and restoration standards (AYES: BRAY, GOM; NAYS: NONE; ABSENT: CIOFFI)
- Authorized filing of counter‑claims in State Tax Court (AYES: BRAY, GOME; NAYS: NONE; ABSENT: CIOFFI)
- Approved minutes of the December 17, 2025 meeting (AYES: BRAY, GOM; NAYS: NONE; ABSENT: CIOFFI)
- Approved minutes of the January 7, 2026 reorganization meeting (AYES: BRAY, GOM; NAYS: NONE; ABSENT: CIOFFI)
- Approved Fire Department membership applications (AYES: BRAY, GOM; NAYS: NONE; ABSENT: CIOFFI)
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BOROUGH OF WEST LONG BRANCH
COUNCIL MEETING
January 21, 2026
(Immediately Following Caucus Meeting Which Starts at 6:30 PM)
MAYOR JANET W. TUCCI PRESIDES
MAYOR TUCCI REPORTS SUNSHINE LAW COMPLIED WITH
PRESENT: BRAY CIOFFI, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT:
READING AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
Caucus Minutes
December 17, 2025
Executive Session Minutes
December 17, 2025
Council Minutes
December 17, 2025
Reorganization Minutes
January 7, 2026
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES:
MAYOR TUCCI:
COUNCILMAN BRAY (FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION):
COUNCILMAN CIOFFI (POLICE):
COUNCILMAN GOMEZ (FIRE & EMS):
COUNCILMAN PENTA (PUBLIC WORKS):
COUNCILWOMAN RUANE (RECREATION, ENVIRONMENTAL, & SHADE TREE):
COUNCILMAN SNIFFEN (PUBLIC PROPERTY):
BOROUGH ADMINISTRATOR GONTER:
BOROUGH CLERK KELLY:
BOROUGH ATTORNEY BAXTER:
BOROUGH ENGINEER MULLAN:
COMMUNICATIONS:
1. Code Enforcement Monthly Report – December 2025
2. Zoning Monthly Report – December 2025
3. 44 Community Drive – Road Opening Waiver Request
4. Fire Department Membership Applications:
a. Anthony Guirlando – Active Membership
b. Youssef Guirguis -Active Membership
5. EMS Membership Applications:
a. Isaac Nasar – Active Membership
b. Jadis Montijo – Auxiliary Membership
c. Heather Pape - Active Membership
d. JoAnna Myung – Auxiliary Membership
ORDINANCES:
1. Ordinance No. O -26-1 – An Ordinance Amending Ordinance No. O -25-1 Regarding
Salaries of Various Municipal
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January 21, 2026
6:55 PM
yor and Council of the Borough of West Long Branch was held
Council Chambers, Borough Hall, 965 Broadway, West Long
ded.
tted that in accordance with N.J.S.A. 10:4-6 adequate notice of
ncil has been provided.
ITA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
e approval of the minutes of the December 17, 2025, executive
release of all pages except for pages 3, 4, and 5. Seconded by
on the following roll call vote:
HZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ne approval of the minutes of the December 17, 2025, co
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Wed Jan 21, 2026
Mayor and Borough Council
Borough Council to review legal decisions and contract items in Jan 21 meeting
The West Long Branch Mayor and Borough Council will discuss several agenda items, including an Awards Night, Community Center administration, and a PBA contract. Council members will consider a Labor Attorney request for proposals and a change to public notices. The borough attorney will present the Shulz Appellate Division decision, a Kassin tort claim, and tax board and tax court appeals. The meeting will conclude with an opportunity for public comment before adjourning.
- Awards Night (executive session)
- Community Center Administrative (executive session)
- PBA Contract (executive session)
- Labor Attorney RFP (executive session)
- Shulz Appellate Division Decision
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✓ Decidido: Council adjourned caucus session unanimously
The Mayor and Borough Council entered executive session and, after public comments on a road waiver and dog‑licensing process, Councilman Bray moved to adjourn the caucus session. The motion was seconded by Councilman Gomez and carried unanimously. No other formal approvals, denials, or resolutions were recorded in the minutes.
- Adjourned caucus session (unanimous)
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SUBJECT TO CHANGE
BOROUGH OF WEST LONG BRANCH
CAUCUS MEETING
January 21, 2026 – 6:30 PM
MAYOR JANET W. TUCCI PRESIDES
MAYOR TUCCI REPORTS SUNSHINE LAW COMPLIED WITH
PRESENT: BRAY, CIOFFI, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT:
MATTERS TO BE DISCUSSED:
MAYOR TUCCI:
COUNCILMAN BRAY:
1. Awards Night (ES)
2. Community Center Administrative (ES)
3. PBA Contract (ES)
COUNCILMAN CIOFFI:
1. Labor Attorney RFP (ES)
COUNCILMAN GOMEZ:
COUNCILMAN PENTA:
COUNCILWOMAN RUANE:
COUNCILMAN SNIFFEN:
BOROUGH ADMINISTRATOR GONTER:
BOROUGH CLERK KELLY:
1. Changes to Public Notices
BOROUGH ATTORNEY BAXTER:
1. Shulz Appellate Division Decision
2. Kassin Tort Claim (ES)
3. Tax Board and Tax Court Appeals (ES)
OPPORTUNITY FOR ANY PERSON TO BE HEARD:
MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC PORTION AND ADJOURN:
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January 21, 2026
6:30 PM
A caucus meeting of the Mayor and Council of the Borough of West Long
Branch was held on the above date and time in the Council Chambers, Borough
Hall, 965 Broadway, West Long Branch, N.J.
Mayor Janet W. Tucci presided.
Mayor Tucci reported that in accordance with N.J.S.A. 10:4-6 adequate
notice of this meeting of the Mayor and Council has been provided.
PRESENT: BRAY, GOMEZ, PENTA, RUANE, SNIFFEN
ABSENT: CIOFFI
MAYOR TUCCI
The Mayor listed the items for discussion in Executive Session, which
included the following:
i, Awards night
ii. Community center /administrative
iii, PBA contract
iv.— Kassittort- claim:
v. Tax board appeals
It was determined that the Mayor and Borough Council would go into
executive session following the Council meeting.
BOROUGH CLERK KELLY
The Borough Clerk offered an update on upcoming changes to publication
requirements; beginning March 2026, official notices will be posted on the Borough’s
website on a designated page, rather than in newspapers. The Borough Clerk informed
that a more comprehensive description of the change is posted on the Borough website.
BOROUGH ATTORNEY BAXTER
The Borough Attorney reported that the Schulz case proceeded through
both trial court and appellate court, and a decision has been rendered dismissing
the claim. The Borough Attorney reported that the public works subcommittee
met and developed an ordinance that will offer a procedure for road opening
waivers to be granted under certai
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Tue Jan 13, 2026
Planning Board
Board elects new officers and appoints staff for 2026 term
The West Long Branch Planning Board will elect a Chairperson, Vice Chairperson, and Secretary for 2026. It will also appoint an attorney, engineer, planner, certified shorthand reporter, and recording secretary. A resolution will set the time, place, and official newspapers for future meetings. No applications, resolutions, or other business are scheduled.
- Election of Chairperson, Vice Chairperson, and Secretary
- Appointment of Attorney
- Appointment of Engineer
- Appointment of Planner
- Resolution designating meeting time, place and official newspapers
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✓ Decidido: Planning Board elected new officers for 2026
The West Long Branch Planning Board held its re‑organization meeting on Jan 13, 2026. Members elected Anthony Scalise as Chairman, Don Brocklebank as Vice‑Chairman, and appointed Jennifer O’Sullivan as Secretary, Pasquale Menna as Board Attorney, Fran Mullan as Engineer/Planner, Thomas Planning Associates as Special Planner, and Lisa Norman as Recording Secretary. The board also adopted the 2026 meeting schedule (all meetings at 7 PM) and designated the Asbury Park Press and The Link as its official newspapers for 2026‑27. All votes were recorded as Yea with no opposition.
- Anthony Scalise elected Chairman (all Yea)
- Don Brocklebank elected Vice‑Chairman (all Yea)
- Jennifer O’Sullivan appointed Secretary (all Yea)
- Pasquale Menna appointed Board Attorney (all Yea)
- Fran Mullan appointed Engineer/Planner (all Yea)
- Thomas Planning Associates appointed Special Planner (all Yea)
- Lisa Norman appointed Recording Secretary (all Yea)
- Adopted 2026 meeting schedule – meetings start at 7:00 PM (all Yea)
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PLANNING BOARD MEETING AGENDA
Borough of West Long Branch
Borough Hall, 965 Broadway, West Long Branch, NJ
Meeting Agenda
January 14, 2025
Re-Organ Meeting 7:00 P.M.
(Council Chambers)
**Agenda schedule is subject to change at the discretion of the Chairperson**
1. Open Public Meeting Act
2. Roll Call
Councilman Bray Mr. Christopher Neyhart
Mr. Don Brocklebank Ms. Diane Russomanno
Mr. Rob Ferragina Chairman Anthony Scalise
Mr. Randy Triolo Mayor Janet Tucci
Mr. Gordon Heggie
3. Pledge of Allegiance:
4. 2026 Reorganization
A. Election of Officers
Chairperson, Vice Chairperson and Secretary
B. Appointment for Professionals & Staff
Attorney
Engineer
Planner
Certified Shorthand Reporter
Recording Secretary
C. Resolution Designating the Time and Place of Meetings, the Official Newspapers of the
Board.
5. New and Carried Applications:
No Application to be heard.
6. Resolutions:
No Resolution to be reviewed.
7. Other Business:
8. Minutes: Meeting minutes from June 8th, 2025, and December 9, 2025
9. Adjournment
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Ms. Janet Tucci, Mayor 965 Broadway
Mr. Gordon Heggie
Mr. Anthony Scalise, Chairman West Long Branch, NJ 07764 Mr. Christopher Neyhart
Mr. Stephen Bray,
Jennifer O’Sullivan, Board Secretary Mr. Randy Triolo
Mr. Don Brocklebank
[email protected] Ms. Diane Russomanno
Mr. Rob Ferragina (732) 229-1756 Ext. 111
PLANNING BOARD MINUTES
January 13, 2026
Regular Meeting 7:00 P.M.
(Council Chambers)
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Chairman Scalise called to order the Meeting of the Borough of West Long Branch Planning Board according to the
Sunshine Law. This is the January 13, 2026, Re-Org and regular meetings of the West Long Branch Planning Board in which
Mr. Scalise read the following statement. This meeting is called pursuant to the provisions of the Open Public Meetings
Act. This meeting was listed in the Notice of the annual schedule of the regular meetings of this board sent to both the
Asbury Park Press and the Star Ledgers. Said Notice was also posted on the bulletin board in Borough Hall and has
remained continuously posted there as required of such notices under the statute. In addition, a copy of said Notice is and
has been available to the public and is on file in the Office of the Borough Clerk.
A copy of said Notice has also been sent to such members of the public as have requested such information in
accordance with the Statute. Proper notice having been given, the Board Secretary is directed to include this statement
in the minutes of this meeting.
Me
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Tue Jan 13, 2026
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Zoning Board to reorganize and consider Starbucks and Monmouth University projects
The West Long Branch Zoning Board will hold its first meeting of 2026, including the election of officers and the adoption of minutes. The board will also consider a variance request for a Starbucks drive-up at 310 State Highway 36 and a resolution regarding Monmouth University's campus expansion.
- Election of officers for 2026
- Variance request for Starbucks at 310 State Highway 36
- Resolution regarding Monmouth University campus expansion
- Adoption of meeting minutes from 2025
- Public hearing for ZB 2025-06
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✓ Decidido: Board carries Starbucks variance application to April 21, 2026
The Zoning Board elected Mark Engel as Chairman and Jerry Moczerniuk as Vice‑Chairman for 2026. It appointed Michael Steib as Board Attorney, Libby Waterbury as Engineer/Planner, and Andy Thomas as Special Planner. The Board approved waivers for the Starbucks variance and voted to carry the application to a meeting on April 21, 2026. Two resolutions (pool at 11 Walnut Place and Monmouth University campus expansion) were also adopted.
- Elected Mark Engel as Chairman (all yeas)
- Elected Jerry Moczerniuk as Vice‑Chairman (all yeas)
- Appointed Michael Steib as Board Attorney (all yeas)
- Appointed Libby Waterbury as Engineer/Planner (all yeas)
- Appointed Andy Thomas as Special Planner (all yeas)
- Adopted 2026 meeting schedule (all yeas)
- Approved waivers for Starbucks variance (all yeas)
- Carried Starbucks variance application to April 21, 2026 (all yeas)
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ZONING BOARD MEETING AGENDA
Borough of West Long Branch
Borough Hall, 965 Broadway, West Long Branch, NJ
Meeting Agenda
January 20, 2026
Regular Meeting 7:00 P.M.
(Council Chambers)
**Agenda schedule is subject to change at the discretion of the Chairperson**
1. Open Public Meeting Act
2. Roll Call
Mr. Matthew Clark Mr. Paul Giglio Mr. Vincent Vuocolo
Mr. Anastasios Diacogiannis Mr. Michael Schulz Ms. Nicole Catelli, Alt. 1
Chairman Mark Engel Mr. Jerry Moczerniuk Ms. Beth Sarfaty Alt. 2
Pledge of Allegiance
3. 2026 Reorganization
A. Election of Officers
Chairperson, Vice Chairperson, and Secretary
B. Appointment for Professionals & Staff
Attorney
Engineer
Planner
Certified Shorthand Reporter
Recording Secretary
C. Resolution Designating the Time and Place of Meetings, the Official Newspapers of
the Board.
4. New and Carried Applications:
ZB 2025-06- Consumer Center Paramount 1, LLC Block: 67 Lot: 8.03 Address: 310 New Jersey State
Hwy 36. The property contains an existing Shopping Center. The applicant proposes adding a
freestanding pad to the site for use as a 2,338 SF Starbucks with a drive-up window in an area of the
site currently designated as a parking field. The applicant is seeking ‘D’ and bulk variances and
preliminary and final site plan approval for the proposed development. The site is located on and has
access from State Highway 36. It is mainly located within the Borough of West Long Branch.
However, a portion of the site
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Mr. Matthew Clark 965 Broadway
Mr. Michael Schulz
Mr. Anastasios Diacogiannis West Long Branch, NJ 07764 Mr. Vincent Vuocolo
Chairman Mark Engel Jennifer O’Sullivan, Board Secretary Ms. Nicole Catelli -Alt #1
Mr. Paul Giglio VC
[email protected] Ms. Beth Sarfaty Alt #2
Mr. Jerry Moczerniuk (732) 229-1756 Ext. 111
ZONING BOARD MINUTES
January 20, 2026
Regular Meeting 7:00 P.M.
(Council Chambers)
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Chairman Engel called the meeting of the Borough of West Long Branch Zoning Board to order in
accordance with the Sunshine Law.
This is January 20, 2026, re-organization and regular meetings of the West Long Branch Zoning
Board. Mr. Engel read the following statement:
This meeting is called pursuant to the provisions of the Open Public Meetings Act.
Notice of the annual schedule of regular meetings of this Board was sent to the Asbury Park Press
and The Link News. Said notice was also posted on the bulletin board in Borough Hall and has
remained continuously posted there as required under the statute.
In addition, a copy of said notice is and has been available to the public and is on file in the Office
of the Borough Clerk.
A copy of said notice has also been sent to those members of the public who have requested such
information in accordance with the statute.
Proper notice having been given, the Board Secretary is directed to include this statement in the
minutes of this meeting.
Members:
Mr. Mathew Clark Present Mr. Jerry Moczerniuk Pr
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Wed Jan 7, 2026
Mayor and Borough Council
Council approves $84,000 annual contract for new Borough Attorney
The West Long Branch Borough Council will appoint Gregory S. Baxter as Borough Attorney and approve a contract that pays an $84,000 yearly retainer, with additional litigation services billed at $170 per hour. The council will also confirm appointments for Bond Attorney John M. Cantalupo and Municipal Auditor Robert S. Oliwa. Additional routine resolutions include authorizing a tax sale, hiring two police officers, and setting salary ordinances for municipal employees.
- Resolution appointing Borough Attorney Gregory S. Baxter with $84,000 annual retainer (R-26-1)
- Resolution appointing Bond Attorney John M. Cantalupo (R-26-2)
- Resolution appointing Municipal Auditor Robert S. Oliwa (R-26-3)
- Resolution authorizing tax sale by Tax Collector (R-26-20)
- Resolutions hiring police officers (R-26-35, R-26-36)
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✓ Decidido: Council appointed multiple officials and approved their contracts unanimously
The West Long Branch Borough Council unanimously approved appointments and contracts for several key municipal positions. Officials appointed include the Borough Attorney, Bond Attorney, Municipal Auditor, Public Defender, Alternate Public Defender, Borough Engineer, Risk Manager, and Municipal Prosecutor. Each appointment was confirmed under the fair and open process required by Ordinance No. O-06-9.
- Appointed Gregory S. Baxter as Borough Attorney (6-0)
- Appointed John M. Cantalupo as Bond Attorney (6-0)
- Appointed Robert S. Oliwa as Municipal Auditor (6-0)
- Appointed Charles F. Shaw III as Public Defender (6-0)
- Appointed Thomas J. Catley as Alternate Public Defender (6-0)
- Appointed Francis W. Mullan, P.E., C.M.E., as Borough Engineer (6-0)
- Appointed Dominick S. Cinelli as Municipal Risk Manager (6-0)
- Appointed Sean T. Kean as Municipal Prosecutor (6-0)
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ANNUAL MEETING WEST LONG BRANCH
JANUARY 7, 2026 6:30 P.M.
FLAG SALUTE
MAYOR’S ANNUAL MESSAGE
The Oath of Office is administered to the following:
Barbara Ruane Councilwoman 1 year
Stephen A. Bray Councilman 3 years
James P. Gomez Councilman 3 years
Jeffrey Newenhouse Captain, Emergency Medical Services
Karen Broome-Bischoff 1st Lieutenant, Emergency Medical Services
Michael Rescinio 2nd Lieutenant, Emergency Medical Services
Mayor Tucci reports Sunshine Law has been complied with.
ROLL CALL: MAYOR Janet W. Tucci
COUNCIL Stephen A. Bray
Steven Cioffi
James P. Gomez
John M. Penta, Jr.
Barbara Ruane
Matthew Sniffen
RESOLUTIONS:
1. Resolution Appointing Borough Attorney and Approving Contract (R -26-1)
2. Resolution Appointing Bond Attorney and Approving Contract (R-26-2)
3. Resolution Appointing Municipal Auditor and Approving Agreement (R-26-3)
4. Resolution Appointing Public Defender (R-26-4)
5. Resolution Appointing Alternate Public Defender (R-26-5)
6. Resolution Appointing Community Development & Alternate Representatives (R-26-6)
7. Resolution Appointing Borough Engineer (R-26-7)
8. Resolution Appointing Risk Manager and Approving Contract (R-26-8)
9. Resolution Appointing Municipal Prosecutor (R-26-9)
10. Resolution Appointing Alternate Municipal Prosecutor (R-26-10)
11. Mayor’s Appointments
12. Mayor’s Appointments Approved by Council (R-26-11)
13. Council Appointments (R-26-12)
14. Resolution Fixing Time and P
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Borough of West Long Branch, NJ
January 7, 2026
The Annual Meeting of the Mayor and Council of the Borough of West Long
Branch was held on the above date at 6:30 PM.
Borough Clerk Kelly administered the Oath of Office to:
Barbara Ruane Councilwoman 1 year
Stephen A. Bray Councilman 3 years
James P. Gomez Councilman 3 years
Jeffrey Newenhouse Captain, Emergency Medical Services
Mayor Janet W. Tucci presided.
Mayor Tucci stated in compliance with the Open Public Meetings Act, N.J.S.A.
10:4-6 et. seq., adequate notice of this meeting of the Borough Council was provided.
PRESENT: Stephen A. Bray, Steven Cioffi, James Gomez , John M. Penta, Jr.,
Barbara Ruane, Matthew Sniffen
ABSENT: None
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Mayor Tucci read her annual message.
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RESOLUTIONS:
Councilmember BRAY offered the following resolution and moved its adoption:
RESOLUTION APPOINTING BOROUGH ATTORNEY AND APPROVING CONTRACT
1/7/26
WHEREAS, there exists a need for legal services in the Borough of West Long
Branch, County of Monmouth; and
WHEREAS, the Borough solicited proposals for this service in accordance with
the fair and open process as required by Ordinance No. O-06-9; and
WHEREAS, funds are, or will be, available for this purpose; and
WHEREAS, the Mayor has submitted the name of GREGORY S. BAXTER for
appointment as Borough Attorney; and
WHEREAS, the attached contract for services for calendar year 202 6 is
submitted for approval by the Borough
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