Kingston Planning Board Rejects Greystone Village Subdivision Expansion Proposal

Overview: The Kingston Planning Board meeting on February 24, 2025, saw a decision regarding the Greystone Village subdivision, as the board voted against a proposal to add one additional lot to meet affordable housing requirements. The meeting also addressed a range of other community planning issues, including discussions on accessory dwelling units (ADUs), zoning bylaw amendments, and local infrastructure projects.

Bloomington Planning Commission Weighs Zoning Changes to Adapt to Post-Pandemic Market

Overview: The Bloomington Planning Commission discussed significant zoning and development issues, focusing on adapting land use to accommodate post-pandemic shifts in the office market. Key topics included potential rezoning of office properties for residential use, the feasibility of introducing minimum building height requirements in the South Loop District, and the need for improved trail connectivity to enhance community engagement and access to Fort Snelling State Park.

Princeton Planning Board Faces Historic Preservation Challenges Amid Nassau Street Redevelopment

Overview: The Princeton Planning Board meeting on February 20, 2025, centered around significant challenges presented by the proposed redevelopment of properties at 338 and Nassau Street. The board was tasked with reconciling the need for modern functionality with the preservation of the historic character of the Jugtown Historic District, a task complicated by objections from the Historic Preservation Commission (HPC).

Leesburg Board Approves Conditional Use Permit for Multi-Use Recreation Facility Amid Safety Concerns

Overview: The Leesburg Planning and Zoning Board convened on February 20, 2025, to deliberate on several matters, notably granting a conditional use permit for a new recreation facility and endorsing a rezoning proposal for a commercial development. The meeting addressed community concerns, zoning adjustments, and city planning strategies.

Haddon Heights Planning Board Approves Senior Housing Redevelopment Plan Amendment

Overview: In a recent session, Haddon Heights Planning Board unanimously approved an amendment to the St. Mary’s Redevelopment Plan to facilitate the development of approximately 37 senior housing units. The amendment, which allows for the subdivision of the property at 14 to 18 White Horse Pike, aims to provide senior housing, including affordable units, while enabling the St. Mary’s Church to retain a portion of the property for its use.