Cape May City Council Deliberates Over Nonprofit’s Use of City Land and Emergency Water Pump Replacement

Overview: In a recent Cape May City Council meeting, discussions were dominated by a nonprofit’s proposal to use city land for development and the need to replace a failed water treatment plant booster pump. These matters, along with a variety of community and infrastructure issues, were addressed in detail, highlighting ongoing challenges and opportunities for the city.

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Mayor:
Zachary Mullock
City Council Officials:
Shaine P. Meier, Lorraine Baldwin, Steve Bodnar, Maureen K. McDade, Michael Yeager

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