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PAGE 14 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY,
Residence Inn gains final approval from Board
(ta^ (ontau^ from page 1) fr
proposal to buUd • Kentucky
Wed Chicken reitauriuit and
^ ^ , ' said hi thought «ch a «nnot reatHrt tht optmtten
•-? *«< B»CUM WM iUegefc ,) : to to accept
Miy The developers hope
luuta w Be efficiencies
City Council to vote-Thursday on
reducing density in Stoeco tract
(continued from page l)
OntttothtrtaniJoniiiild
"•* of ordliunce hearinp,
..„ „„_, a compromiie mil r«ffi
electrical ayitetns. The "^ey become m economic want to reitriet de entire 10110* originally Council wai
new three-story motel.
Mayor Fred Fentana said.
"We would like it used solely
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Saturday 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
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The issue of the setbacks
arose when beachfront
residents between 19th and
26th streets protested a
development proposed by an
applicant before the local
Planning Board. The
resident feared the structures
would cut off their air
and light circulation and limit
their oceanfront views.
"Those people had a
legitimate complaint," Jones
•id. "But I tart want to
restrict the area south of that
and there's plenty In the north
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oceanfront setback at the
"I'm against It because of statistical mode of setbacks
the rezonlng portion," he said. from the bulkhead or
"But I have no particular bulkhead line but the local
problem with the setback, Planning Board recom-
Something had to be done to mended measurement from
prevent new buildings from the street right of way which
blocking views but It la In a is more consistent.
Umlted area," _
The Board also recom-
Brownlee explained he was mended retaining the duplex
against the rezonlng of the tone along the railroad
Stoeco area because as a tracks.
Commission suing for repairs
Wlster O. Dougherty, he added,
general manager of the But Coast Tenderi officials
Twden of Sea Behave win REUNION
oonttnued to deny liability in
the accident and the Bridge Members of the Aits High
tawiuit to rower thi|WM gntotes of the January and
spent to repair the tafc^e'i June classes, are being sought
underwater fender system- for the 50th class reunion. For
"We're going to havtjo go information contact Jndlt
through the painful process of jfovak Weber, iftT-B
Uddng tbem In the gjMra In Miyflower, JamMburg, NJ.
be courts," be said. Ail etSM,
605 8th St.
Ocean City, N.J.
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Sunday thru Thursday 6 a.m, to 3 p.m.
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The fourth annual Shore Memorial Hospital Horse Show and Fair wIlF'
be Sept, 27, 28 and 29 at the Mattix Run Equestrian Center in Smithvllle~
featuring more than equestrian events. ••-.- -,'•,•'fl
Longer occupancy, i f
times for ccmipgrounclsl
their sites.
All township campgrounds
win benefit from an extended
Nov. l. under the current
ordinance, camp^ounds are
allowed to be open only from
April 15 to Oct 15.
All campgrounds, except
primitive ones without utility
connections, will be required
to provide recreation
fedlitles for its residents.
, One item of active
recreation equipment —
swing gets, Jungle gyms, etc,
designed for at least five
children — must be provided
br'evenr SO campsites, f f
t feet of li
i facilities per
campsite.
The recreation facilities
wmbe for the exclusive uae of
the campground occupants.
gretad ewntn. tf? --.-a*
for every 50 taunpaites-and^
cohtaln at lew*; oat\