Hainesport Land Use Board Tackles Complex Development and Environmental Remediation Challenges

Overview: The recent Hainesport Land Use Board meeting was marked by discussions on several developments, highlighting issues related to environmental remediation, site planning, and municipal infrastructure. Central to the meeting was the ongoing case concerning JDEB Mourn Highway, which faced scrutiny due to unresolved engineering issues and a lack of preparedness in previous sessions. The board also addressed a proposed site plan amendment for Hainesport Family Apartments LLC, focusing on fence height adjustments to improve privacy and noise reduction. Additionally, the Royal Plaza Group’s proposal to develop a mixed-use site on Route 38 sparked conversations about parking variances, accessibility compliance, and traffic management.

Delanco Township Council Reviews Union Avenue Boat Ramp Extension Amid Public Concerns

Overview: The Delanco Township Council meeting on June 2nd focused heavily on infrastructure projects and community concerns, with particular attention given to the Union Avenue boat ramp extension proposal and issues surrounding flood prevention and affordable housing. The meeting was attended by several council members, who discussed both local developments and broader environmental challenges.

Delanco Residents Voice Concerns Over Tax Increases and Flood Management

Overview: At the recent Delanco Town Council meeting, residents raised concerns over municipal tax increases and the township’s stance on New Jersey’s inland flood protection regulations.

Maple Shade Town Council Faces Criticism Over Conduct and Explores New Ordinances for Community Safety

Overview: In a recent Maple Shade Town Council meeting, attention was paid to criticism of council conduct, discussions on ordinances affecting community safety, and updates on grants aimed at improving local infrastructure. The meeting featured public comments expressing concerns about council behavior, discussions on short-term rental regulations, and the introduction of new recreational facilities funded by grants.

Delanco Township Faces Property Acquisition Debate Amidst Environmental and Financial Concerns

Overview: The Delanco Town Council meeting was dominated by discussions surrounding the township’s proposed acquisition of a property on Creek Road, a move aimed at gaining control over future development and preserving green space. The $3.5 million purchase is set against a backdrop of financial constraints, potential environmental impacts, and community apprehension, with a special election scheduled for July 29, 2025, to address the associated bond issue.