New Cape May police station gets OK from historic body

At a special meeting last week, Cape May officials and project architect Robbie Conley presented the Historic Preservation Commission with plans to build a police station at 701 Lafayette St., where there is now a dog park and a dirt parking area. Plans call for a new multistory structure, to include a tower in a Victorian style.

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