Asbury Park City Council Considers Renaming Garden in Honor of Jazz Legend Fat Waller

Overview: The Asbury Park City Council meeting featured a range of discussions, including a proposal to rename a garden in tribute to jazz legend Fat Waller, concerns about local infrastructure, and the ongoing efforts to enhance community green spaces. The meeting also addressed public feedback on various city issues, encapsulating the multifaceted approach to urban development and community engagement.

Manchester-By-The-Sea Select Board Approves Special Permit for Home Expansion

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Manchester-By-The-Sea Select Board approved a special permit for a contentious renovation project on Rockwood Heights Road. The permit allows the reconstruction of a non-conforming residential structure, despite concerns about increased height and volume due to a new deck and second-floor expansion.

Winthrop City Council Candidates Debate Infrastructure, Financial Stability, and Community Engagement

Overview: During a recent Winthrop City Council meeting, candidates participated in a forum discussing issues for the upcoming election, including infrastructure projects, financial stability, and the need for increased business opportunities in Winthrop. The meeting also touched on topics like ongoing park improvements, Second Street construction, and police department staffing.

Sweetwater City Commission Approves Revised Impact Fee Ordinance After Public Hearing

Overview: At the recent Sweetwater City Commission meeting, the commission approved an ordinance amending the Land Development code, specifically addressing impact fees. This ordinance combines police and general government fees, updates the impact fee schedule, and aligns with the Florida Impact Fee Act. The changes will be effective 95 days after signing. The meeting also included a discussion on the upcoming Halloween event.

Washington Township Council Tackles School System Concerns Amid Community Engagement Efforts

Overview: During the Washington Township Council meeting, attention was directed toward addressing concerns about the local school system, alongside honoring community contributions and announcing upcoming events.