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Brick Mayor Seeks Volunteers for Boards, Committees

by
Daniel Nee
November 23, 2016

The Brick Township municipal complex. (Photo: Daniel Nee)

Mayor John Ducey is seeking candidates to fill numerous slots of boards and committees at town hall, his staff said this week.

“These boards not only play an important role in shaping our community, they offer citizens the opportunity to give back and help move Brick Township forward,” said Ducey, in a statement. “I encourage any person interested in serving our community to send their resume to my office this week. Every person will be considered and we will make every effort to make sure everyone who would like to serve has the opportunity to do so.”

Any citizen interested on serving as a member on one of the township’s various boards or committees should send an email with a resume and cover letter to Ducey at mayor@twp.brick.nj.us before or on Friday, Dec. 18 by 5 p.m.

There are upcoming appointments available for the following boards/committees:

Architectural Review Committee– reviews any construction, addition or alteration to nonresidential buildings that affect exterior features visible from a public place or street.
Environmental Commission– is responsible for the protection, development and use of natural resources, including water resources located within the township.
Brick Township Housing Authority– The Brick Housing Authority administers both a public housing and Section 8 housing voucher program.
Historic Preservation Commission– works to encourage the use, restoration and preservation of historic structures in Brick Township.
Planning Board– responsible for preparing, amending and adopting the municipal master plan and also reviews applications for subdivisions and reviews site plans.
Sustainable Brick– works with the township staff to create and support policies, events and activities that support and encourage sustainability.
Board of Adjustment– primary function is to review and decide on applications for a variance.
Ethics Committee– receives and reviews ethical questions or complaints alleging that the conduct of any local government officer or employee serving the municipality is in conflict with the Code of Conduct, or applicable ethical standard.
Tourism Development Commission– works to publicize and promote the Township in order to attract tourism
Property Maintenance Board– works to determine the course of action owners of property’s deemed in violation of the Property Maintenance Coe must take in regards to the rehabilitation of their properties.
Shade Tree Commission– aids in protecting and establishing trees throughout the township. They are the advisory agency for all community trees on municipal streets, rights-of-way, parks and other properties.