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Aug 13, 2025·BoardMeeting
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Mt. Ephraim Land Use Board Minutes
The meeting included an oath of office for new members and a hearing on the Floyd application for a variance to build a room and second floor addition. The board discussed setback requirements and the impact on zoning ordinances. There was also a discussion regarding escrow fees, application fees, and waivers, including a review of current fees compared to other municipalities. The board considered a memo summarizing fees and procedures for future discussion.
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The meeting included discussion and a resolution regarding Mark Morgan at 159 S Black Horse Pike. The board also addressed the calendar of old business.
Jun 11, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Mt. Ephraim Land Use Board Minutes
The meeting primarily focused on a hearing for Mark Morgan's application for a waiver of site plan and change of use to convert a unit in his building into a convenience store. Discussions covered compliance with the Master Plan, Zoning Code, and Land Use Regulations, potential impacts on adjoining properties, and parking considerations. The board addressed concerns about parking space availability, accessibility for individuals with disabilities, signage requirements, and waste management. Public comments were heard regarding traffic, the nature of the business, and potential future changes of use. Ultimately, the board voted to approve the application.
Jun 4, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Mount Ephraim Commission Meeting Minutes
The meeting addressed several key issues, including NJDOT Municipal Aid applications for phase 3 of E. Buckingham, a contract awarded to Pioneer Contracting for James Street, and discussions on the municipal budget, focusing on concerns about taxes and the impact on seniors with fixed incomes. The commission also discussed potential revenue from a cannabis facility, the school budget's impact on taxes, and the possibility of a freeze program for seniors. Additional topics included reports from the Construction Office, Public Works, Property Maintenance, the Tax Collector, Fire Department, and Police Department. Public concerns were raised about noise and parking issues at Bobby Rays, vacant businesses, traffic accidents, and the need for crosswalks.
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