Beach Haven Council Debates Viewing Platform Amidst Roadwork Concerns and Discusses Lighting Ordinance

Overview: The Beach Haven Borough Council’s recent special meeting addressed the proposed construction of a viewing platform at Chadzsworth Avenue and sidewalk repairs on Amber Street, both part of a 2026 community development block grant. While the sidewalk project received unanimous approval, the platform’s potential conflict with scheduled roadwork raised discussion. Additionally, the council tackled issues surrounding decorative lighting regulations and transient boat slip usage.

Beach Haven Council Deliberates ADA Compliance for Community Seating Areas and Bulkhead Project

Overview: At a recent Beach Haven Borough Council meeting, a central focus was the community development block grant and its allocation towards enhancing local infrastructure, with emphasis on projects meeting Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards. The council engaged in discussions with residents on potential projects, including a proposed redesign of the seating areas along Chadzsworth Avenue and Bilvar, and improving accessibility at the bulkhead.

Beach Haven Requests Emergency Declaration for Coastal Storm Repairs

Overview: During the Beach Haven Borough Council meeting, a resolution was passed urging the governor to declare a state of emergency to address recent coastal storm damage. This move came after a request from Congressman Van Drew’s office, highlighting the need for state support in securing funding for beach repairs. Additionally, the council approved multiple resolutions, including new appointments and expenditures for municipal needs.

Beach Haven Borough Expands Emergency Re-Entry Access for Condominium Owners

Overview: At the most recent Beach Haven Borough Council meeting, the council announced a revision to the emergency re-entry placard policy for condominium owners, allowing individual unit owners to receive placards after a storm. This change addresses previous concerns where only association presidents or property managers could access these placards, limiting individual owners’ ability to return to their units promptly after an evacuation. This policy update aims to improve safety and accountability during post-storm operations while ensuring that residents can return to their homes more efficiently.

Surflight Theater’s Renovation Plans and Variances Take Center Stage at Beach Haven Meeting

Overview: The Beach Haven Land Use Board’s recent meeting was marked by discussions on a bulk variance application concerning the Surflight Theater property on Engleside Avenue. The application, presented by Al Parado Entertainment LLC, centered on safety improvements and historical renovations to a single-family home associated with the theater. The meeting also addressed financial investments in theater renovations and considered other property applications, resolutions, and board member changes.