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No Two Ways About It: Neptune Ordinances Properly Protect Historic District of Ocean Grove, Court Holds, Preventing Homeowners from Rebuilding Double Walkways Across Historic Open Space

By | Published March 14, 2025 | Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Tags: , , , , , | Comments Off on No Two Ways About It: Neptune Ordinances Properly Protect Historic District of Ocean Grove, Court Holds, Preventing Homeowners from Rebuilding Double Walkways Across Historic Open Space

The Appellate Division rejected a Neptune couple’s argument this February that they should be allowed to tear down and rebuild preexisting nonconforming walkways that traverse a historic open space without approval from the local Historic Preservation Committee (HPC). The Court held in William E. Taylor, IV and Rachel Taylor v. Zoning Board of the Township Read More

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