Lower Town Council Deliberates on Infrastructure Projects and Public Concerns

Overview: The Lower Town Council convened to discuss several ongoing and future capital projects, including infrastructure improvements and community development plans. Among notable topics were the progress of the Bay Outfall Extension and the awarding of a contract for the Delaware Bay Drive Pump House outfall extension. Additionally, a resident’s plea for community enhancements sparked discussion on civic engagement and local safety measures.

Lower Township Celebrates Key Achievements and Outlines Future Plans in Council Meeting

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Lower Town Council, the municipality celebrated community achievements, outlined future plans, and addressed pressing administrative updates. Notable events included the State of the Township address, financial reports, and the introduction of new personnel.

Lower Town Moves Forward with Accessible Playground and Property Auction

Overview: The Lower Town Council meeting centered on two major developments: the advancement of an accessible playground at Rotary Park and the approval of a public auction for township-owned property.

Mayor Frank Sippel and Deputy Mayor Kevin Coombs Sworn In at Lower Town Council Meeting

Overview: At the recent Lower Town Council meeting, key leadership positions were solidified as Frank Sippel was sworn in as Mayor and Kevin Coombs took the oath as Deputy Mayor. The process was overseen by Cape May County Sheriff Bob Nolan, emphasizing the continuity and stability within the local government. The swearing-in ceremonies were marked by a commitment to uphold the constitutions of the United States and New Jersey, with both officials expressing their dedication to serving the township to the best of their abilities.

Lower Township Faces Controversy Over Property Tax Reassessments Linked to Airbnb Listings

Overview: The recent Lower Town Council meeting was dominated by A discussion involving property tax reassessments triggered by images found on Airbnb listings. A local resident, Sam Sano, expressed frustration over a $1,000 tax increase following renovations on his property, which he believed were unjustly targeted. The meeting also covered routine council procedures and upcoming community events.