Cape May Zoning Board Approves Conversion of Duplex to Single-Family Home, Emphasizing Historic Preservation

Overview: The Cape May Zoning Board recently convened to deliberate on several applications, notably approving the conversion of a two-family dwelling on Stockton Avenue into a single-family home. The board also addressed other applications, including expansions and legalizations of existing structures, all while ensuring compliance with zoning regulations and community standards.

Cape May Zoning Board Grants Variance for Non-Conforming Property Expansion

Overview: The recent Cape May Zoning Board meeting focused on property expansions requiring variance approvals. Two notable applications were discussed: Kenneth Cornu’s proposed expansion on Texas Avenue and a variance request for a non-conforming structure on Madison Avenue. The board approved both applications, allowing for deviations from standard zoning regulations.

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.

Cape May Zoning Board Approves Notable Variances Amid Detailed Debate on Non-Conforming Structures

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Cape May Zoning Board navigated a complex agenda, approving variances for property modifications while scrutinizing the implications of expanding non-conforming structures. A significant portion of the meeting was devoted to the intricacies of zoning laws as the board considered applications requiring variances due to non-conforming lot sizes and building setbacks.

Cape May Zoning Board Approves Outdoor Shower Project Amid Concerns Over Historic Character

Overview: The Cape May Zoning Board convened to discuss several applications, with a primary focus on the approval of an outdoor shower on Hugh Street. This proposal, notable for its alignment with the historic district’s aesthetic standards and the challenges it posed in terms of zoning regulations, was a central topic of the meeting. Other discussions included expansions and variances for residential properties.