Public NoticeNotice of Change in Public Notice ProcedureIn Compliance with P.L. 2025 C.72 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, pursuant to P.L. 2025, c.72, the Lower Township Elementary Schools Board of Education shall advertise and publish […]
VILLAS — Mayor Frank Sippel inquired about the timeline of several ongoing, seemingly slow-moving capital projects. “The Stormwater GIS mapping services started in 2023. What was the date it should have been completed by?” Sippel […]
VILLAS — A renovation project will not be complete and Lower Township will not open its municipal pool for the 2026 season, and residents have just one question: Why? “I know it’s an unpopular decision,” […]
LEGAL NOTICE Take notice that pursuant to P.L. 2025, c. 72, the complete text of each legal notice of the Lower Cape May Regional Board of Education may be obtained or viewed by the public […]
Applicant’s Name: Mccarty Family Estate LLC Applicant’s Address: 1017 North Phelps Avenue, Winter Park, FL 32789 Owner’s Name: Same Owner’s Address: Same Property Description: Block 749, Lot 1.07 & 6 Property Address: 1024 Shunpike Road, […]
Township had planned meters, permits for tourist-heavy areas VILLAS — Township Council voted May 18 to repeal an ordinance that would have established paid parking zones and parking meters in the Diamond Beach section of […]
VILLAS — Engineer Andrew McTague updated Lower Township Council on capital projects May 18. Four streets in Diamond Beach are scheduled to be milled and paved starting mid-May and are scheduled to be completed mid-June. […]
Meters, permits considered in Diamond Beach section VILLAS — Faced with public backlash, Township Council is reconsidering the implementation of metered parking and seasonal permits in Diamond Beach. An ordinance introduced April 6 would establish […]
Residents of area complain of being targeted, high cost VILLAS — Despite facing the outrage of more than 20 residents April 20, Township Council unanimously approved metered parking and seasonal permits in the Diamond Beach […]
VILLAS — Township Council adopted its 2026 budget April 20 with no increase in the local tax rate. The $36.2 million spending plan is down almost $3 million from this year and includes a tax […]