CAPE MAY POINT — Addressing several unanticipated problems at Pavilion Circle will continue to be an ongoing process. Borough Commissioner Suzanne Yunghans said June 23 that the issues include irrigation, high levels of iron in […]
CAPE MAY POINT — Residents looking to remove bamboo could be required to confine it if it grows elsewhere. On June 23, Borough Commission moved forward with changes regarding bamboo, which may become residents’ responsibility […]
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CAPE MAY POINT — Commissioner Suzanne Yunghans said there have been several unanticipated problems this year at Pavilion Circle. During the June 9 meeting, she said the issues include irrigation, high levels of iron in […]
CAPE MAY POINT — “What I’m looking for is reaffirmation on where we stand on bamboo, and I bring this up because this will not be popular,” Deputy Mayor Elise Geiger said May 26 regarding […]
CAPE MAY POINT — Borough Commission discussed amending the ordinance for water/sewer connection requirements. The borough currently requires a $500,000 performance bond and proof of insurance for $500,000 property damage and general liability. During the […]
CAPE MAY POINT — Borough Commission discussed potential ordinance changes relating to New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection regarding the Protecting Against Climate Threats/Resilient Environments and Landscape (PACT/REAL) rules. The rules significantly change various regulations […]
CAPE MAY POINT — Few locations on the East Coast can offer what one small neighborhood on the tip of Cape Island holds: the swoop of the lighthouse beacon over the rooftops at night, the […]
CAPE MAY POINT — A special place to remember and honor veterans has been created at the north end of Lake Lily, where visitors can enjoy a quiet location to sit and reflect. The Veterans […]
CAPE MAY POINT — Commissioners unanimously agreed to join the county in its litigation against the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection regarding the Protecting Against Climate Threats/Resilient Environments and Landscape (PACT/REAL) rules. During the […]
