Assistant Director of Economic Development at City of Atlantic City
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The meeting agenda includes the consideration and adoption of a resolution regarding Chapman Real Estate Holdings, LLC for the property at 122 N. California Ave. The board will also review and potentially adopt the meeting schedule for the upcoming year, and evaluate a Master Plan Consistency Determination concerning the Iowa Avenue Redevelopment Plan.
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The agenda for the council meeting includes a diverse range of topics, such as public comments on various agenda items, multiple ordinances undergoing second and final reading (including regulations on jitney routes, salary ranges for city government positions, property maintenance, and handicap parking space designations), and first readings of ordinances covering topics like massage parlor licensing, land use development fees, and data center prohibitions. Additionally, the council will address resolutions regarding property tax agreements, redevelopment plans, municipal budget insertions for grants, and contract awards for liability claims, engineering services, and road infrastructure projects. Executive sessions are scheduled to discuss legal settlements related to workers' compensation claims, and the meeting will also include recognitions for community organizations and individuals.
The agenda focuses on the adoption of several resolutions, including approvals for James Barnes at 46 N. Massachusetts, Atlantic City Electric for the Ontario Substation, and Redenia Homes regarding the Mayor's Housing Lottery. Additionally, the meeting involves the review of bulk variance applications for properties at 4101 Boardwalk and 506 & 506 A Grammercy Place, as well as a preliminary site plan and use variance application for 322 N Annapolis Avenue. A public portion is allotted for discussion on non-agenda items.
The agenda includes the adoption of a resolution for 28 N. Newton Place. Several applications are scheduled for review, including a bulk variance application for 46 N. Massachusetts Avenue, a use and bulk variance application for Ontario Avenue by Atlantic City Electric, and a major subdivision proposal by Redenia Homes for the 2026 Mayor's Housing Lottery Initiative involving six single-family homes.
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