Somers Point Council Tackles Tax Abatement Controversy Amid Renovation Discussions

Overview: In a detailed session, the Somers Point City Council addressed a range of issues, including a contentious tax abatement application for a property on East Maryland Avenue, extensive discussion on safety programs, and the introduction of ordinances requiring liability insurance for rental units and motels. The meeting also saw the approval of significant infrastructure projects and announcements of upcoming community events.

Somers Point City Council Approves Redevelopment Plan for Planning Board Review

Overview: The Somers Point City Council meeting focused on the introduction and amendment of a redevelopment plan ordinance, sending it to the planning board for further evaluation. The plan targets specific blocks identified for rehabilitation within the city, requiring review for alignment with the master plan.

Somers Point City Council Faces Heated Debate on Tenant Rights and Redevelopment

Overview: During the recent Somers Point City Council meeting, a portion of the discussion focused on tenant rights and redevelopment issues, sparking intense exchanges between council members and public commentators. The council also recognized long-standing community contributions, discussed economic development initiatives, and addressed several resolutions related to city planning and management.

Somers Point Council Approves Redevelopment Plan Amid Concerns Over Evictions

Overview: At the latest meeting of the Somers Point City Council, the approval of a new redevelopment plan for the corner of Maryland and Bay Avenue took center stage, with discussions on affordable housing and community impacts. The meeting also highlighted the retirement of a long-serving school crossing guard, addressed several resolutions, and included public comments on various issues.

Somers Point Awards Naval Officer, Adopts Redevelopment Plan

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Somers Point City Council recognized Naval Aviation Electrician Second Class Petty Officer Keegan McDevit for his service and adopted resolutions including a redevelopment plan for a property on Mays Landing Road and the designation of NJ Maze Landing LLC as the redeveloper. The council also approved a grant for road safety improvements and discussed various ordinances and resolutions concerning the city’s growth and community welfare.