Seaside Park Council Approves One-Way Street and Explores Short-Term Rental Regulations

Overview: In a recent Seaside Park Borough Council meeting, the council approved ordinances and discussed community concerns. The approval of Second Avenue as a one-way street marked the culmination of extensive deliberations. Additionally, the council tackled the complex issue of short-term rental regulations, comparing Seaside Park’s policies with those of neighboring towns and debating the need for stricter enforcement and flexibility in rental duration.

Seaside Park Council Advances Boardwalk Reconstruction Project

Overview: The Seaside Park Borough Council’s latest meeting saw progress on the boardwalk reconstruction project, with discussions surrounding a no-interest loan from New Jersey’s Infrastructure Bank, a notable focus on public infrastructure, and community initiatives. The council deliberated on the details of the loan, which amounted to $2.82 million, earmarked for the reconstruction from K Street to Fifth Avenue. The dialogue included considerations on the timeline, the need for phased construction to accommodate offseason activity, and compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in terms of ramp construction.

Seaside Park Debates Parking Fees and Flood Safety Measures

Overview: The Seaside Park Borough Council meeting addressed a range of community concerns, including the amendment of parking fees, the enforceability of flood area road closures, and the demolition of buildings potentially involving the Fire Department.

Seaside Park Borough Council Tackles Tax Hikes, Budget, and Capital Projects

Overview: The recent Seaside Park Borough Council meeting was marked by discussions on the municipal budget, including a projected tax increase for residents, funding for capital improvement projects, and the introduction of several ordinances aimed at enhancing local services and infrastructure. The council addressed the impact of a 7.5% municipal tax increase on property owners, with the average home valued at $500,000 seeing a $383 rise in taxes. They also introduced a supplemental appropriation of $329,000 for demolition costs and debated a list of potential capital improvement projects.

Seaside Park Council Addresses Recreational Space and Infrastructure Concerns

Overview: In a recent Seaside Park Borough Council meeting, the council members engaged in discussions on the utilization of public spaces for recreational purposes, the impact of short-term rentals, and infrastructure concerns, including the placement of a mirror at a major thoroughfare and the potential modification of a stop sign location. The council also tackled financial matters, such as the sale of general obligation bonds and proposals for changing the fee schedule for local activities and services.