Hainesport Board Approves Stormwater Plan Amid Public Concerns

Overview: The Hainesport Land Use Board meeting saw a approval of an amendment to a stormwater management plan, amidst public opposition and environmental concerns. Despite heated objections from residents regarding potential flooding and ecological impact, the board ultimately voted to pass the proposal, with seven members in favor and two dissenting votes.

Allendale Land Use Board Advances Flood Resilience Measures

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Allendale Land Use Board, the most significant matter addressed was the community’s resilience to flooding. The board discussed updates to flood maps, infrastructure maintenance to mitigate flooding, and the impact of climate change on the frequency of unexpected flooding events. The meeting also covered the approval of a backup generator installation at Intercam Corporation’s pharmaceutical storage facility, the update to the land use plan, and the hazard vulnerability assessment study.

Hainesport Land Use Board Approves Subdivision

Overview: In a recent Hainesport Land Use Board meeting, members voted to approve a subdivision proposal, sparking debate over the visual impact and non-conforming lots in the area. The board also granted a variance for an inground pool and deliberated on a sign replacement request for a local dental office. These decisions are part of ongoing efforts to manage Hainesport’s development and maintain the town’s character.

Bedminster Board Deliberates Dunkin’ Donuts Expansion and Traffic Impact

Overview: The Bedminster Land Use Board recently deliberated on a proposal for the expansion of a Dunkin’ Donuts at an existing gas station, which included discussions on traffic impact, signage variances, and potential aesthetic improvements to the property. The meeting featured testimony from a variety of experts, including traffic engineers and a professional planner, who provided detailed insight into the proposed development’s implications for the local community.

River Edge Land Use Board Approves Variances

Overview: In a recent meeting, the River Edge Land Use Board reviewed and approved two contentious applications for property developments on Park Avenue and Dorchester Road, both requiring variances for lot coverage and improved lot coverage. The applications sparked discussions on stormwater management, adherence to zoning regulations, and safety considerations for property modifications.