Posted by Chris Pramik on August 2, 2022 | Zoning
Jeffrey P. Barnes, Esquire, represented an applicant seeking approval in order to install a private in-ground swimming pool at a property located in the R-1.5 zone which would not meet the minimum required distance between the principal structure (dwelling) and accessory structure (pool). C(2) variance relief for distance between structures was granted. The application was…
Read MorePosted by Jeffrey P. Barnes on November 21, 2021 | Zoning
Jeffrey P. Barnes, Esquire, represented an applicant seeking approval in order to conduct a partial demolition and make certain renovations and additions to an existing single-family home located in the R-3A Medium Density Residential Zoning District. C(1) and C(2) variances for lot area, front yard setback, side yard setback, and outdoor shower attached to garage…
Read MorePosted by Jeffrey P. Barnes on November 21, 2021 | Zoning
Jeffrey P. Barnes, Esquire, represented an applicant seeking approval in order to construct a one-story warehouse building on a lot with an existing multi-unit warehouse building. Preliminary and final major site plan approval, a D(3) conditional use variance, a ‘D’ use variance to permit an accessory structure in the front yard, a ‘D’ use variance…
Read MoreMinor Subdivision Approval, D(3) Conditional Use Variance, Design Waiver – North Wildwood
Posted by Jeffrey P. Barnes on November 21, 2021 | Zoning
Jeffrey P. Barnes, Esquire, represented an applicant seeking approval in order to conduct a three-lot minor subdivision suitable for the construction of two duplexes and one single-family dwelling. Minor subdivision approval, a D(3) conditional use variance for one of the proposed lots in connection with lot area and lot depth and a design waiver associated…
Read MoreC(2) Variances – Front Yard Setback, Lot Coverage – Cape May Point
Posted by Jeffrey P. Barnes on November 21, 2021 | Zoning
Jeffrey P. Barnes, Esquire, represented an applicant seeking approval in order to construct a front porch addition to an existing single-family dwelling in the R-1 zone. Variance relief was granted for front yard setback and lot coverage. The application was heard on September 15, 2021, by the Borough of Cape May Point Planning Board.
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