PETERSBURG – During public comment at the Aug. 10 Upper Township Committee meeting, a Strathmere resident queried committee members as to what they could do to alleviate the ever-worsening problem of illegal parking on Commonwealth Avenue, along the municipality’s beach area.
Earlier this year, the county decided to carve out a biking/walking lane along the west side of the busy thoroughfare for safety reasons, given the many accidents that occur there, especially during the summer.
The committee resolved to approach the state troopers, located at the Woodbine Barracks, for greater enforcement of the no-parking areas, including more aggressive ticketing, more signage, indicating no parking, and possibly work with the county to create tow-away zones.
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Stone Harbor – Bob Ross thank you for all your years of volunteer service to the community of Stone Harbor. A Lifelong resident And property owner. 10 years on school board, 6 years on zoning board they can't…
Stone Harbor – When are the council members of Stone Harbor Going to announce the repairs and painting of our water tower. It's an embarrassment to our community.
Cape May Point – The insanity continues! Our southern border is wide open and now we have a Democratic Presidential candidate who is on record for wanting to decriminalize all illegals, eliminate the Immigration and…
Parking Problem Lingers
By Camille Sailer
August 14, 2020
PETERSBURG – During public comment at the Aug. 10 Upper Township Committee meeting, a Strathmere resident queried committee members as to what they could do to alleviate the ever-worsening problem of illegal parking on Commonwealth Avenue, along the municipality’s beach area.
Earlier this year, the county decided to carve out a biking/walking lane along the west side of the busy thoroughfare for safety reasons, given the many accidents that occur there, especially during the summer.
The committee resolved to approach the state troopers, located at the Woodbine Barracks, for greater enforcement of the no-parking areas, including more aggressive ticketing, more signage, indicating no parking, and possibly work with the county to create tow-away zones.
Spout Off
Stone Harbor – Bob Ross thank you for all your years of volunteer service to the community of Stone Harbor. A Lifelong resident And property owner. 10 years on school board, 6 years on zoning board they can't…
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Stone Harbor – When are the council members of Stone Harbor Going to announce the repairs and painting of our water tower. It's an embarrassment to our community.
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Cape May Point – The insanity continues! Our southern border is wide open and now we have a Democratic Presidential candidate who is on record for wanting to decriminalize all illegals, eliminate the Immigration and…
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