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- 4/1/25
- 04/01/2025
- 149 Minutes
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Overview: During a recent Cape May City Council meeting, progress was reported on various local infrastructure projects, including the Lafayette Street Park and LA E Sheet Nature Trail. The council also tackled public concerns over a proposed recycling ordinance, while adopting new safety measures for construction site dumpsters.
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- Cape May County
- 3/18/25
- 03/18/2025
- 144 Minutes
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Overview: The Cape May City Council held a discussion on March 18, 2025, regarding revisions to the city’s recycling practices and explored various resolutions, including those related to preservation grants and infrastructure improvements, during their meeting at City Hall Auditorium.
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- Cape May County
- 03/04/2025
- 118 Minutes
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Overview: The Cape May City Council’s recent meeting focused on several community issues, including the enforcement of mercantile licenses for short-term rentals, the controversy surrounding the promenade bench program, and various community initiatives. Discussions revealed a significant percentage of non-compliant short-term rental listings and addressed public concerns about the transparency of the bench replacement project.
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- Cape May County
- 2/19/25
- 02/19/2025
- 99 Minutes
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Overview: The Cape May City Council meeting on February 19, 2025, focused on several issues, including a potential water desalination plant, updates to ordinances, and approval of a key budget without public input. The council discussed the Columbia Capstone project, which aims to gather essential data on water consumption to inform the development of a future desalination plant.
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- Cape May County
- 2/4/25
- 02/04/2025
- 145 Minutes
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Overview: During its special meeting, the Cape May City Council focused on several issues, with the proposed bond for preservation projects at the city-owned Physic Estate taking center stage. The proposal, which involves partnering with the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts and Humanities (MAC), aims to address essential upgrades and align with Historic Site Management Plans.