Gene Perry

Road improvement bond ordinances

Combined roughly $866,000 in borrowing to supplement the appropriations.

Oak Street Pump Station improvements

Loan amounts to be determined through the I-Bank program applications.

Harbor Station North redevelopment plan amendment

The city will sell the parcel to a developer; sale terms are still being negotiated.

Restrictive parking zone changes

Film production zoning

No direct cost to taxpayers, but attracting productions could bring local spending.

Pigeon netting under 8th Street Bridge

Tax dollars are already paying for the netting and repairs; more may be needed.

Division of Code Enforcement

Staffing costs not yet specified; the division will report monthly on inspections and summonses.

Bayonne Housing Authority accountability

TNR feral cat program

No funding committed yet; a claimed $70,000 set-aside is under investigation, and county funding was suggested.

Waterfront walkway funding shift

Appropriation drops by $187,320 to $3,312,680.

Severance liabilities appropriation

A $3 million emergency appropriation, financed through special emergency notes.

Parking zone changes

Legal counsel shake-up

Two contracts cut by $25,000 each; new counsel agreements totaling up to $102,000 through year-end.

Broadway sidewalk improvements

$891,543 contract award.

Severance liability appropriation

A $3 million hit to city finances, financed through emergency notes that carry interest.

Legal panel contracts terminated

Two legal contracts cut by $25,000 each; new professional service agreements totaling roughly $157,000 for the rest of 2026.

Commercial helicopter noise litigation

Up to $10,000 from Bayonne toward expert witness fees, shared regionally.

New municipal website

Up to $70,641.30 under a cooperative state purchasing contract.

Short-term rental ordinance enforcement

Coast Guard fire and EMS agreement

Adoption of Ordinance No. O-26-77 (Film Production zoning)

Adoption of Ordinance No. O-26-78 (Traffic, restrictive parking zones — Add-5)

Consent agenda — communications C-1 through C-9

Consent agenda — officers' reports OR-1 through OR-8

Consent agenda — resolutions CR-1 through CR-15 and CR-17

CR-16 — Six raffle licenses

R-1 — U.S. Coast Guard mutual aid agreement

R-2 — NJLegalAds.com legal notice publication agreement

R-3 — Fifth Amendment, Centre Street Redeveloper agreement

R-4 — Hudson Regional Health Commission agreement, $80,000

R-5 — Onteris environmental consulting for Route 440 brownfield site, $107,687

R-6 — Broadway Sidewalk Improvement Project, $891,543

ADD-1 — Accepting $18,000 IMTT donation for Halecky Park

ADD-2/ADD-3 — 63rd Street Pumping Station Flood Resiliency Project awarded to Montana Construction, $1,971,800

From Brandon Broderick, Esq., filing notice of claim on behalf of ASHLEY GUZMAN and her minor son, MILO MENTER alleging injuries sustained from fall at 622 Broadway.

From Donna L. Mauer, Chief Financial Officer, reporting on vendor payments and recommending payment of same, and a resolution adopting the recommendation and ordering payment of claims. Finance

From the Hon. Sharon Nadrowski, Mayor submitting Executive Order #3 establishing the salary range for the title: REGISTERED ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SPECIALIST TRAINEE PUBLIC HEALTH. (min. $50,000 to max $60,000)

Approving the minutes of the regular meeting held Wednesday August 12, 2026. City Clerk

Approving the minutes of the council caucus held Wednesday August 5, 2026. City Clerk

Authorizing the Tax Collector to refund and/or cancel taxes on Block 280, Lot 27 (154 West 9th Street) a two-family home occupied by a qualifying 100% totally and permanently disabled veteran effective December 11, 2025, and refunded to…

Council Member Perry moved the following resolution

Council President Godesky Rodriguez moved the following resolution

Council President Godesky Rodriguez motioned to close the meeting

Council Member Salama moved the following resolution

Council President Godesky Rodriguez moved the following resolution for second reading

The Council as a whole moved the following resolution

Council Member Gillen moved the following resolution

Council Member Perry moved the following resolution for second reading

Council President Godesky-Rodriguez motioned to close the hearing

Council Member Gillen moved the following resolution

Council Member Gillen moved the following resolution

Council President Godesky Rodriguez moved the following resolution

CR-16 — Six raffle licenses

Council Member Salama moved the following resolution

The Council as a whole moved the following resolution

The Council as a whole moved the following resolution

Council President Godesky Rodriguez moved the following resolution

Council President Godesky-Rodriguez motioned to close the hearing

Council President Godesky Rodriguez motioned to close the meeting

Council Member Gillen moved the following resolution

The Council as a whole moved the following resolution

Council Member Gillen motioned to close the meeting

Council President Godesky Rodriguez moved the following resolution

Council Member Salama moved the following resolution

Council Member Salama moved the following resolution for second reading

Council President Godesky-Rodriguez moved the following resolution

Council Member Bottino moved the following resolution for second reading

Council Member Salama moved the following resolution

Council Member Gillen moved the following resolution for second reading

Council Member Bottino motioned to close the meeting

Council Member Salama moved the following resolution for second reading

Council Member Bottino moved the following resolution for second reading

Council President Godesky Rodriguez moved the following resolution

The Council as a whole moved the following resolution

Council Member Gillen motioned to close the meeting

Council President Godesky Rodriguez moved the following resolution

The Council as a whole moved the following resolution

Council President Godesky Rodriguez moved the following resolution

The Council as a whole moved the following resolution

The Council as a whole moved the following resolution

The Council as a whole moved the following resolution

Council President Godesky Rodriguez motioned to adjourn Wednesday, August 26, 2026 at 6:00 P.M.

The Council as a whole moved the following resolution

The Council as a whole moved the following resolution

The Council as a whole moved the following resolution

Bond Ordinance O-22-10 amendment (first reading)

Capital Ordinance O-25-25 amendment — waterfront walkway (first reading)

Harbor Station North Redevelopment Plan amendment (first reading)

Data center ban ordinance (first reading)

Traffic ordinance — restrictive parking zones (first reading)