The minutes record the board approving, 9-0, the amended preliminary and final site plan for phases A, B and C with conditions, and separately approving the pergolas and planter, 9-0.
The exact site has not been made public, so it is shown at the middle of Cape May.
Project phase
- Application filed
- Hearing held
- Approved
- State permits pending
- Under construction
- Fully built
- Town
- Cape May
- County
- Cape May County
- Type
- Commercial
- Latest step
- Jul 28, 2026
The project
A three-phase amended site plan at 1317 Beach Avenue: an event or banquet center first, then a hotel wing, then site improvements in the parking field at the corner of New Jersey and Pittsburgh Avenues. The beach house comes down in the first phase. The board also approved five permanent pergolas and a planter in the Beach Avenue front yard setback.
What usually comes next
Projects like this often need county or state permits before any work starts on the land. Some skip that step and start building.
Each step is our own summary of a public board or agency document, linked where the document is online. A project's status can change at the next meeting. General information, not legal advice. Justin Kelly, NJ Real Estate Broker-Salesperson, License #1540232. Brokered with OMNI Real Estate Professionals. Equal Housing Opportunity.