Leesburg City Commission Debates Development Amid Traffic Concerns and Infrastructure Needs

Overview: The Leesburg City Commission meeting focused on development projects and their implications for local traffic and infrastructure. Key discussions revolved around the proposed Banning 5 PUD, the Legacy Commerce project, and the Dominium apartment project, with commissioners expressing concerns about the impact on traffic and the adequacy of current infrastructure to support new developments. Public comments further highlighted issues related to community aesthetics, environmental impacts, and the need for sustainable growth strategies.

Miami Lakes Town Council Plans Book Drive and Event Logistics Amid Budget Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Miami Lakes Town Council, discussions focused on organizing a book drive targeting elementary-level new books and ironing out logistics for upcoming community events, all while navigating budgetary constraints. The council explored avenues for collaboration with local initiatives and emphasized the need for clear communication in their community efforts.

Rutherford Borough Council Advances Affordable Housing and Redevelopment Projects Amid Public Concerns

Overview: In its recent meeting, the Rutherford Borough Council discussed developments in local affordable housing and redevelopment projects, alongside public apprehensions about parking and financial impacts. Key topics included the advancement of affordable housing units on Kip Avenue, the synchronization of infrastructure projects, and the introduction of ordinances to amend existing policies.

Southwick Select Board Advances Large-Scale Solar Moratorium Amid Tax Discussions

Overview: The recent Southwick Select Board meeting featured discussions on implementing a large-scale solar moratorium, tax classifications, and community engagement strategies. The board focused on the need for regulatory clarity in response to potential increases in solar and battery energy storage applications, amidst concerns about the fiscal implications of different property tax classifications.

Biscayne Park Village Commission Selects New Village Attorney Amid Debate

Overview: The Biscayne Park Village Commission meeting on December 8, 2025, focused heavily on the selection of a new village attorney, resulting in the appointment of Mr. Hearn, with Mr. Gastello as an alternate. The decision was made after discussions and a close 3-2 vote.