Upper Town Council Approves Renaming of No Name Road Amid Safety Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Upper Town Council, topics included the renaming of a local road, responses to Hurricane Aaron, and proposed municipal board mergers. The council approved the renaming of No Name Road to Empress Court following safety concerns, addressed the impacts of Hurricane Aaron, and discussed merging the planning and zoning boards to streamline operations.

Upper Town Council Discusses Memorandum to Avoid Developer’s Legal Objection

Overview: During the latest Upper Town Council meeting, the main focus was on a proposed memorandum of understanding with Fair Haven Development Holdings to prevent a potential legal objection concerning the town’s housing element and fair share plan. The memorandum involves discussions about designating a property known as the old Verizon property as an area in need of redevelopment.

Upper Township Council Discusses Door-to-Door Solicitation and EMS Response to Severe Accident

Overview: At the recent Upper Township Council meeting, door-to-door solicitation regulations and a severe accident requiring extensive EMS response were highlighted. The council addressed ongoing concerns about unlicensed solicitation and emphasized the need for residents to use “No Solicitation” signs and contact local authorities if they feel disturbed. Additionally, the council praised the swift action of first responders during a significant accident, where multiple EMS teams were involved, and a patient was airlifted for medical attention.

Upper Town Council Discusses Ice Cream Vendor Regulations and Community Safety Initiatives

Overview: During the recent Upper Town Council meeting, the debate over allowing a second ice cream vendor on township beaches captured attention, alongside discussions on safety initiatives and grant opportunities. The council members considered granting a conditional permit to Ocean City Canteen amid concerns about vendor saturation and market fairness. Other topics included the pursuit of grants for local improvements and addressing community safety concerns, particularly related to speed limits on Route 50.

Upper Town Council Faces Heated Debate Over Doville Liquor License and Community Concerns

Overview: The recent Upper Town Council meeting was dominated by a contentious public hearing on the renewal of a liquor license for 2011 Willard Liquor LLC, operating as Doville. Residents voiced strong objections to the removal of previous conditions tied to the license, citing ongoing violations and public safety concerns. Additionally, the meeting addressed issues related to trash collection in Osprey Cove and discussed potential rent control measures.