Wildwood Crest Council Advances Infrastructure and Environmental Measures

Overview: During a recent Wildwood Crest Borough Council meeting, a series of ordinances and resolutions were passed, addressing issues ranging from parking and electric vehicle (EV) charging stations to feral cats and dune protection. Among the most significant actions taken were the approval of paid parking zones, establishment of EV charging stations, and opposition to New Jersey’s new proposed Shore protection rule.

Cape May Council Advances Key Infrastructure, Housing, and Utility Projects

Overview: The recent Cape May City Council meeting centered on developments regarding the city’s infrastructure, with a discussion on road improvements and the Lafayette Street project taking precedence. The council also tackled affordable housing obligations, utility upgrades, and community concerns about various initiatives, including the convention hall bond, the desalinization plant, and the electric vehicle supply.

Cape May Prioritizes Dark Skies and Environmental Education

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Cape May Environmental Commission put a strong emphasis on the enforcement of dark sky ordinances and the importance of environmental education, particularly related to climate change and sustainable practices. The commission also welcomed a new member, discussed challenges in the approval of eco-friendly projects, and explored the potential for a community solar project.

Upper Township Adopts Short-term Rental Ordinance Amid Diverse Opinions

Overview: In a recent session, Upper Township Council adopted an ordinance regulating short-term rentals, addressing growing concerns over the balance between residential tranquility and business interests. The recently held council meeting delved into various community-centric initiatives and regulatory measures, with the short-term rental ordinance taking center stage due to its potential impact on the township’s character and economy.

Cape May Zoning Board Approves Variances for Historic Home Renovations and Discusses Public Comment Inclusion

Overview: At the recent Cape May Zoning Board meeting, attention was devoted to the approval of a series of variances required for the renovation of a historic property owned by Thomas and Gigi Lord. The board also deliberated on the inclusion of a public comments section during meetings and voted to allow it, despite some concerns. The meeting progressed to approve resolutions for various properties, including the Castleton, Basset family LLC, and Cape Home Investment LLC.