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Oct 11, 2026
Oct 29, 2026
golf course construction contractors for the implementation of capital improvement projects at the golf course. The work is intended to improve golf course playing conditions, drainage, turf performance, playability, aesthetics, and long-term facility function while maintaining a practical approach to construction sequencing and project cost.
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The City of Brigantine and the Atlantic County Improvement Authority have entered into a 60-month lease/purchase agreement for a rough mower for the Links at Brigantine Golf Course. The Authority will purchase the equipment, for an amount not to exceed $72,000.00, and lease it to the Municipality with no interest. After 60 equal monthly payments, title will transfer to the Municipality for $1.00. The Municipality is responsible for maintenance costs.
This agreement outlines the operational and management responsibilities for the Links at Brigantine Golf Course between the City of Brigantine and the Atlantic County Improvement Authority. The Authority is responsible for day-to-day operations, including revenue collection, and remits net revenues to the Municipality. The Municipality retains responsibility for certain maintenance and equipment costs. The contract is effective from January 1, 2026, to February 28, 2026, and details shared duties, financial arrangements, and compliance requirements.
This agreement outlines the terms for the Atlantic County Improvement Authority to manage and operate The Links at Brigantine Golf Course on behalf of the City of Brigantine. It details shared responsibilities for maintenance, operations, staffing, and financial arrangements including a $60,000 annual base management fee paid by the Authority to the Municipality, with net revenues also paid to the Municipality. The initial term is from January 1, 2016, to December 31, 2016, with options for annual renewals through 2023.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Brigantine
The council held a public hearing and adopted an ordinance regarding the vacation of a portion of city property and introduced an ordinance to amend city code sections related to New Jersey Pact/Real regulations. A significant portion of the meeting focused on the adoption of the Municipal Budget, with discussions on fiscal strategy, rising costs, and long-term planning for infrastructure. Various resolutions were passed, including support for environmental infrastructure legislation, authorization for beach badge loans, updates to the employee handbook, and the award of several contracts for public works, such as well house equipment, sewer replacements, vehicle rentals, and asphalt paving. Council members and the Mayor also provided updates on municipal activities, including golf course improvements, summer event scheduling, and ongoing state-level utility concerns.
The council held an executive session to discuss litigation and personnel matters. Key legislative actions included the public hearing and adoption of an ordinance amending regulations for beaches and recreational areas, and the introduction of an ordinance regarding the vacation of city property. The council also authorized a property tax exemption for a disabled veteran, approved contracts for flood pump service and library fire alarm replacement, and authorized the execution of documents for bulkhead replacement. Public comments primarily focused on drainage and flooding concerns on 14th Street North and development issues at the former Rod & Reel property, with city staff coordinating reviews and potential mitigation measures.
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The public meeting addressed concerns regarding offshore wind energy projects, specifically focusing on their potential environmental impacts on marine life, including the recent increase in whale strandings. Participants discussed the need for more scientific, fact-based data, transparency from federal regulators, and the formation of a coastal coalition of communities to advocate for responsible energy development. A moratorium on ocean wind development activities was presented as a necessary step to allow for research and to ensure that potential long-term impacts on the marine ecosystem are thoroughly evaluated before proceeding with construction.
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