Maple Shade Council Deliberates on Cannabis Retailer Approval Amid Traffic and Security Concerns

Overview: During a recent meeting, the Maple Shade Town Council focused on the proposed establishment of a retail cannabis shop by Friendly Greens LLC on South Lenola Road. This site, a former bank, is set to become the town’s first cannabis retailer, with discussions centering on site plan modifications, traffic flow, and compliance with state and local regulations.

Delran Town Council Deliberates on Regulation of Pool Rentals Amid Safety Concerns

Overview: In a recent Delran Town Council meeting, discussions centered on the potential regulation of private pool rentals, the implications of upcoming bid threshold changes, and the restructuring of engineering services, all reflecting a focus on community welfare and efficient township management. The meeting also touched on the condition of an abandoned church and public safety concerns related to traffic on Fairview Street, while public input was sought on various issues.

Delanco Town Council Faces Community Backlash Over $3.6 Million Property Purchase Bond

Overview: The Delanco Town Council meeting focused on the contentious $3.6 million bond proposal for purchasing a property on Creek Road, sparking discussions about financial implications, zoning, and environmental concerns. The council and residents debated the potential tax impact, the strategic vision for the property, and the broader community benefits.

Maple Shade Council Tables Short-Term Rental Ordinance Amid Community Concerns

Overview: During the recent Maple Shade Town Council meeting, the council decided to table a proposed ordinance on short-term rentals, after hearing from residents who voiced a range of opinions and concerns. Additionally, the council addressed issues related to youth behavior at the train station and infrastructure improvements necessary for public safety.

Proposed Delran Truck Facility Sparks Traffic and Safety Concerns Among Residents

Overview: A recent Delran Town Council meeting saw community opposition to a proposed truck storage and repair facility, as residents voiced concerns over traffic congestion, safety, noise pollution, and environmental impacts. The facility, planned to be located on multiple lots, would increase parking from 90 to 300 spaces, intensifying local debates about its implications for the neighborhood.