Yarmouth Housing Committee Debates Solar Panel Visibility and Fencing

Overview: The Yarmouth Community Housing Committee recently met to discuss various applications relating to property modifications within the district, with particular focus on the installation of solar panels on Church Street and the construction of fences in multiple locations. The most contentious topic was the visibility and appropriateness of solar panels on the historic home on Church Street, leading to a decision to table the application for further consideration. Additionally, the committee addressed several applications for fence installations, one of which included a discussion on the appropriateness of chain-link fences in the district. Enforcement of the historic district act and the role of the building inspector were also key points of debate, as was the potential for imposing fines for non-compliance.

Belmar Housing Authority Secures Grants for Key Repairs

Overview: The Belmar Housing Authority met to discuss and approve significant projects, including elevator modernization, facade repairs, and preparations for future initiatives. Central to the meeting was the completion of elevator upgrades and the securing of grants for emergency funding and brick facade repairs. Residents raised concerns about the functionality and aesthetics of the elevator, while the Authority tackled issues ranging from leak mitigation to the enhancement of the living environment, such as the request for additional ashtrays and the approval of electronic work.

Belmar Housing Authority Prioritizes Elevator and Facade Repairs

Overview: The Belmar Housing Authority convened to discuss ongoing and upcoming projects, with the most notable topics including the nearing completion of elevator repairs and the steps toward the repair of the building’s brick facade. During the recent assembly, Executive Director Paul DeSantis reported that the elevator work would be finalized within the week, followed by the installation of fire and smoke alarms. The Authority also addressed the bidding process for the facade repairs, with plans to publish the bid notice in local newspapers to ensure wide coverage and to select a contractor within a 90-day window.

New Brunswick Housing Authority Approves $13M Warehouse Project amid Cybersecurity Enhancements

Overview: The New Brunswick Housing Authority recently approved a $13 million warehouse project, amid discussions on cybersecurity enhancements and a potential cannabis cultivation venture. The meeting also saw discussions on the creation of a nonprofit, public concerns, and an extension of existing contracts without additional funding.