Cape May Planning Board Grants Reconsideration for Mixed-Use Building Application

Overview: The Cape May Planning Board meeting focused on a request for reconsideration of a previously denied application for a mixed-use building on Washington Street, alongside discussions on workforce housing regulations and implications for local zoning. The board approved the motion to rehear the application, allowing for a renewed examination of the applicant’s plans, particularly concerning residential and retail space usage in the proposed development.

Wildwood Crest Council Faces Transparency Issues Amid Property Litigation and Police Lawsuit Concerns

Overview: The Wildwood Crest Borough Council meeting focused on issues, including ongoing property litigation, concerns over transparency, and the involvement of police officers in a lawsuit. The council also addressed infrastructure projects, ordinance adoptions, and community feedback on future meeting schedules and local regulations.

Cape May Environmental Commission Tackles Water Conservation and Wildlife Certification Challenges

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Cape May Environmental Commission, members discussed issues including water conservation communication, wildlife habitat certification, and the upcoming Monarch Festival. These topics underscored the commission’s ongoing efforts to enhance environmental practices and community involvement.

Upper Town Council Approves Renaming of No Name Road Amid Safety Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Upper Town Council, topics included the renaming of a local road, responses to Hurricane Aaron, and proposed municipal board mergers. The council approved the renaming of No Name Road to Empress Court following safety concerns, addressed the impacts of Hurricane Aaron, and discussed merging the planning and zoning boards to streamline operations.

Upper Town Council Discusses Memorandum to Avoid Developer’s Legal Objection

Overview: During the latest Upper Town Council meeting, the main focus was on a proposed memorandum of understanding with Fair Haven Development Holdings to prevent a potential legal objection concerning the town’s housing element and fair share plan. The memorandum involves discussions about designating a property known as the old Verizon property as an area in need of redevelopment.