Cape May Zoning Board Deliberates on Historic Property Renovations and Paddle Club Permits

Overview: The Cape May Zoning Board’s recent meeting focused on applications, including a proposal for substantial renovations to a historic property on Washington Street and discussions around permits for the Cape May Paddle Club. The meeting addressed zoning variances and compliance issues, with detailed considerations of architectural modifications, historic preservation, and site plan requirements.

Wildwood Crest Borough Council Faces Debate Over $300,000 Park Barrier Installation

Overview: During the recent Wildwood Crest Borough Council meeting, discussions centered around community concerns including a debate over a proposed $300,000 park barrier installation, infrastructure developments, and ongoing parking issues.

Cape May Secures $1.9 Million Grant for Harborview Park Revitalization Amid Resident Concerns

Overview: The Cape May Environmental Commission meeting focused on developments, including a $1.9 million grant for Harborview Park, plans to replace aging desalination plant membranes, and discussions on solar energy initiatives. Other topics included invasive species management along the nature trail and municipal efforts to balance flood resilience with historical preservation.

Cape May Planning Board Tackles Workforce Housing Challenges and Zoning Concerns

Overview: The Cape May Planning Board meeting addressed significant local issues, focusing on proposed workforce housing regulations in the Washington Street Mall area and zoning challenges in the R4 district. The board engaged in discussions about ordinance changes, potential impacts on the community, and the need for clear communication with property owners.

Upper Town Council Designates September 23rd as Eastston Bicer Day Amid Noise Ordinance Debate

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Upper Town Council unanimously approved a motion to designate September 23rd as “Eastston Bicer Day” in memory of the young athlete whose life and spirit had a profound impact on the community. Alongside this heartwarming tribute, the council tackled the ongoing issue of noise regulation in the town, spurred by resident concerns about disturbances from local businesses.