All posts tagged "Desert Palm Inn"
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Government
/ 1 month agoWith ‘Squatter’ Ousted And Future Planned, Seaside Park Motel’s Demolition Date Set
A Seaside Park motel condemned by the borough – and still in litigation over the determined price of the property –...
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Government
/ 3 months agoSeaside Park to Follow ‘Aggressive’ Pace to Demolish Condemned Motel
A troubled motel along Ocean Avenue that was condemned and taken through eminent domain by Seaside Park will be demolished on...
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Government
/ 12 months agoSeaside Park Motel May be Demolished, Become Part of ‘Green’ Parking Initiative
A Seaside Park motel that was condemned by the borough last winter will likely be demolished, and its future may be...
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Government
/ 1 year agoSeaside Park Acquires Desert Palm Inn Through Eminent Domain, Orders Environmental Study
Seaside Park has taken possession of the Desert Palm Inn property through eminent domain, however the cost of the acquisition has...
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Government
/ 2 years agoSeaside Park Officials Endorse Redevelopment of ‘Dangerous’ Motel Over Owner’s Objections
More than 800 police responses over five years, exposed wiring, sagging floors and mold were just a few of the items...
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Government
/ 2 years agoSeaside Park to Demolish Vacant Home, Determine Redevelopment Order for Motel
Seaside Park officials voted last week to authorize the demolition of a home that was purchased by the borough, and a...
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Government
/ 2 years agoSeaside Park Motel to be Taken By Eminent Domain
Seaside Park officials voted unanimously Thursday night to introduce an ordinance that would see the borough take ownership of the Desert...
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Police, Fire & Courts
/ 2 years agoLocal Man Admits Pushing Fellow Guest Off Balcony During Fight at Seaside Park Motel
Prosecutors will seek a multi-year jail term for an aggravated assault that occurred at a Seaside Park motel in 2021 that...
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Featured
/ 3 years agoDrug Bust In Toms River Leads Investigators to Seaside Park Motel
Toms River police scored a major drug bust at a troubled township motel this week, the department said in a statement...