Cape May Planning Board Deliberates On Paddle Club Expansion and Parking Concerns

Overview: During a recent Cape May Planning Board meeting, discussions revolved around a proposal by SP Kate May Marina LLC to renovate part of the marina into a dining area for the Kate May Paddle Club. The board scrutinized the implications of the renovation, including potential parking issues and membership regulations, as they considered whether to grant a waiver from site plan requirements.

Cape May Planning Board Reviews Key Variances for Carney’s Inc. Renovation and Expansion Projects

Overview: The Cape May Planning Board’s recent meeting centered on discussions about variance requests for Carney’s Inc. on Beach Avenue and a property on Beach Avenue, both aiming to enhance their architectural appeal and functionality while adhering to historic and zoning standards.

Cape May Planning Board Examines Workforce Housing Ordinance and Approves Long-Awaited Lot Line Adjustment

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Cape May Planning Board made strides in addressing local developmental and housing issues. The board approved a minor subdivision application to resolve a property encroachment that had persisted for years, and debated an ordinance aimed at promoting workforce housing within the C1 zoning district, revealing differing perspectives on its implications and the need for careful execution.

Cape May Planning Board Reviews Workforce Housing Ordinance Amidst Subdivision Postponement

Overview: In a recent Cape May Planning Board meeting, members conducted a master plan consistency review of an ordinance aimed at amending chapter 525 of the city zoning code to promote workforce and long-term housing opportunities in the C1 zoning district. The ordinance was passed with a majority, despite one dissenting vote. Additionally, the anticipated discussion on Swain’s Property Management’s application for minor subdivision and variance relief was postponed due to a notice issue, rescheduled for October 28, 2025.

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.