Margate Planning Board Grants Variances for Flood-Resilient Home on Non-Conforming Lot

Overview: The Margate Planning Board meeting focused primarily on several variance applications, with considerable attention given to a proposal by Anthony Damato to construct a flood-compliant single-family home on a narrow, non-conforming lot on Mammoth Avenue. The board approved several variances for this project, addressing challenges posed by the lot’s limited dimensions and existing zoning constraints.

Margate City Council Advances Key Infrastructure Projects Amid Community Engagement

Overview: The Margate City Council meeting focused on developments in local infrastructure, including the anticipated approval of a citywide dredging permit and updates on various construction projects. The council also engaged with local residents, who provided feedback on community projects and expressed appreciation for the city’s public services.

Margate City Council Addresses Safety Concerns and Celebrates Local Achievements

Overview: During the latest Margate City Council meeting, residents voiced concerns about local safety issues and received updates on various city projects, while the council celebrated local achievements. The meeting tackled subjects ranging from traffic safety and juvenile gatherings to recognition of athletic accomplishments and updates on ongoing infrastructure projects.

Reverend Collins Day Appointed to Fill Commissioner Corsy’s Seat Amid Atlantic County Meeting

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Atlantic County Board of Commissioners appointed Reverend Collins Day Senior to fill the vacancy left by the late Commissioner Ernest Corsy. This appointment was a focal point of the gathering, which also included discussions on local economic partnerships, infrastructure projects, and community initiatives.

Washington Avenue One-Way Proposal Sparks Debate at Margate City Council Meeting

Overview: The recent Margate City Council meeting was marked by discussions regarding a controversial proposal to convert Washington Avenue into a one-way street, a decision driven by plans to integrate a bike lane. The session underscored a stark division between city officials and residents, with arguments centering on the implications for traffic flow, safety, and community engagement.