Acushnet Planning Board Approves Key Land and Solar Project Adjustments

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Acushnet Planning Board approved significant modifications to local land developments and addressed the concerns of residents regarding a solar project. The meeting centered on a range of subjects including the continuation of a public hearing for a proposed subdivision, the approval of a driveway improvement plan, a debate over the necessity of a special permit for a driveway construction easement, and the discussion of a land division proposal. Additionally, the board addressed a issue regarding the screening for a new solar field.

Princeton Planning Board Reviews Green Development Checklist Update

Overview: The most significant matter from the recent Princeton Planning Board meeting was the review of the proposed changes to the Green Development Checklist, which is part of the application for development process in Princeton. The revisions aim to streamline the approval process for major site plans and preliminary major subdivisions while promoting environmental sustainability and resilience. The updated checklist reflects changes in state law and municipal ordinances, and rephrases each question to elicit a straightforward ‘yes’ or ‘no’ response from applicants, followed by an explanation.

Haddon Heights Plans for Historic District and New Mixed-Use Building

Overview: The Haddon Heights Planning Board recently approved developments that promise to reshape parts of the borough: a new mixed-use building on Station Avenue and a two-story addition to a residential property. The mixed-use building project, which includes commercial space and 12 apartments, aligns with the borough’s Redevelopment Plan and has received approval from the Historic Preservation Commission. The residential property addition on a smaller lot also gained the board’s nod.

Volusia Commission Discusses Bombing Range and Housing Developments

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Volusia Planning Commission delved into a range of topics, from military training operations at the Pine Castle bombing range to a slew of housing development proposals. The commission scrutinized the impact of the bombing range on the local environment and public safety, while also evaluating multiple variance requests and rezoning applications aimed at addressing the area’s housing needs.

Tequesta Board Approves Colorful Future for County Line Plaza

Overview: The Tequesta Planning and Zoning Board recently approved a site plan modification for County Line Plaza. The board granted Tam West Realty Inc. the green light to change the paint colors of the plaza, adopting a new color scheme that aims to unify and update its appearance. The decision was made with conditions, including a six-month deadline for the applicant to return with a master sign plan and resolve the specific color of the roof tiles.