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August 11, 2026

NOTICE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC OF APPLICATION

TO THE OCEAN CITY PLANNING BOARD

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE:

That the undersigned has filed an application with the Planning Board for the City of Ocean City, New Jersey for major site plan approval, conditional use variance relief and bulk variance relief from the requirements of the Ocean City Zoning Ordinance for parking setback to building and lack of a truck berth together with any other variance, waiver or interpretation which may be necessary, appropriate or required to allow the Applicant to construct a mixed use building on the Property consisting of a commercial first floor unit and four (4) residential units above.  The subject Property is located at 3400-02 West Avenue, designated as Lot 7, Block 3404 on the Ocean City Tax Map.

A public hearing is scheduled for Wednesday, August 12, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. in Council Chambers, 861 Asbury Avenue, Third Floor Ocean City, New Jersey, and when the case is called you may appear either in person, or by attorney, and present any support or objection which you may have to the granting of the relief sought. The meeting will be open to the public and there will be no opportunity to participate remotely.

The following described maps and papers are on file in the Planning office of the City of Ocean City, Henry Knight Building, 115 12th Street, Ocean City, New Jersey and may be viewed during normal business hours free of charge.

Site Plan and a copy of the application with supporting documents.

Avery S. Teitler
Attorney for the Applicant
V2 Properties Entity 7, LLC

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