Lawrence City Council Delays Vote on 99-Unit Development Amid Affordable Housing Concerns

Overview: The Lawrence City Council meeting held on November 24, 2025, saw discussions on a proposed 99-unit residential development, focusing primarily on the lack of affordable housing within the project. Concerns about the development’s alignment with community needs led to a decision to table the vote until further information could be gathered.

Edison Town Council Considers Privacy Policies Amid Resident Concerns on Vacant Properties and Pedestrian Safety

Overview: During the recent Edison Town Council meeting, discussions were held on topics ranging from privacy policies to the status of vacant properties and pedestrian safety. Council members deliberated on the implications of surveillance technologies, while residents voiced concerns about long-vacant properties and the need for improved crosswalks.

Gloucester Town Council Faces Concerns Over Water Quality and Environmental Issues

Overview: The Gloucester Town Council meeting highlighted pressing environmental and public health concerns as residents voiced issues regarding water quality and environmental practices. A resident brought attention to a significant class action lawsuit involving surrounding townships over PFAS contamination in water systems and accused a local landscaping company of harmful dumping practices. The council also discussed resolutions for local projects and budget allocations, including a partnership for recreational waterway development and affordable housing initiatives.

Glen Ridge Council Discusses Infrastructure Upgrades and Celebrates Soccer Team’s Victory

Overview: The Glen Ridge Borough Council meeting focused on infrastructure upgrades, including significant electrical grid improvements and water main replacements. Additionally, the council celebrated the local boys’ soccer team winning the Group One State Championship. Plans for community events and financial resolutions were also discussed.

Tenafly Council Reviews Ambitious Redevelopment Proposal for Clinton Inn Site

Overview: The recent Tenafly Borough Council meeting focused on a redevelopment proposal for the Clinton Inn site, a significant initiative involving the construction of 125 residential units and the transformation of the existing hotel into a mixed-use facility including a market, restaurant, and rooftop event space. The proposal, presented by Creative Land Group LLC, sparked discussions about community impact, parking solutions, and environmental considerations, alongside other council business including the establishment of an affordable housing overlay zone and a menorah lighting event.