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July 9 2026 Ventnor City Commission Meeting

Published: Jul 9, 2026

Budget & FinanceInfrastructure

City Approves $4.2 Million in Bonds for Fire Department and Sewer Infrastructure

The City Commission approved two bond ordinances and several resolutions, including funding for the fire department and sewer infrastructure. Ordinance 2026-1.1 authorizes $1.2 million in bonds for new fire department apparatus and equipment. Ordinance 2026-012 approves $3 million for phase one of the Ventner Avenue Winchester Sanitary Sewer Main Replacement Project. Additionally, resolutions were passed to approve various grant applications, including municipal grants from the NJDOT for street improvements and safe streets to transit, as well as alcohol education, click it and ticket, and clean communities grants. The commission also approved resolutions for refunds, a transfer of a retail distribution license, construction loans, awarding contracts, closing out projects, and updating public works systems. A new hire for the police department and the appointment of a hearing officer were also approved by consent.

Zoning And Land UseResidential

City Approves Redevelopment Agreement for Wellington Avenue Property; Clarifies Road Closure Issue

The City Commission discussed and ultimately approved the redevelopment agreement with Ventner Holdings Urban Renewal LLC for a property on Wellington Avenue during an executive session. The commission also confirmed that an ordinance related to Ventner Holdings was pulled, pending further discussion and clarification of questions. A resident inquired about the status of this ordinance and its availability online. Additionally, a resident raised a concern regarding a blocked roadway near Shalom House, which was clarified to be an internal decision by Shalom House's board, not a city action, due to the area not being an officially improved parking space. The history of the property and the Swarthmore Avenue relocation was briefly discussed.

Community DevelopmentOther

City Recognizes STEM Scholarship Awardees, Encourages Local Talent

The City Commission recognized two scholarship winners, Chyana and Donna, for their academic excellence and dedication to STEM, awarding them the Levin Gormley STEM Scholarship. The scholarship program, initiated by Lee Levin and Senator Gormley, aims to support students pursuing studies in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. The program has a partnership with ACIT, allowing high school students to earn college credits and offers scholarships to graduating seniors. The discussion highlighted the importance of supporting local talent and fostering opportunities within the region to retain skilled individuals and boost local employment in STEM-related fields. The commission also noted the positive impact of such programs on the community's future.

Parks & EnvironmentOther

City Celebrates Successful Community Events, Enhances Public Spaces

The City Commission discussed and celebrated recent community events, including a highly successful July 4th celebration featuring concerts, food trucks, and fireworks, which drew large crowds to Newport Beach and the boardwalk. Commissioner Mento highlighted the positive community spirit and the efforts of various city departments, including Fire, Police, Public Works, and Special Events, in making the event a success. The commission also noted the ongoing Wednesday concert series at Ski Beach, which has seen strong attendance and community engagement, attracting locals and visitors from surrounding towns. Efforts to activate and improve public spaces like Ski Beach and the pier were emphasized, with new Adirondack chairs installed on the pier to enhance public enjoyment. Acknowledgment was given to sponsors who support these community events. The environmental aspect was briefly touched upon regarding a potential back bay cleanup proposal.

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