Hainesport Land Use Board Reviews Warehouse Proposal and Considers Streamlining Variance Process

Overview: During a recent meeting, the Hainesport Township Joint Land Use Board evaluated a property development proposal for a 40,000 square foot light industrial building in the I-Industrial zoning district. The application, submitted by Shop Properties Hainesport LLC, involves site improvements such as a new parking lot, a loading dock, and aesthetic enhancements through painting and landscaping. The board also discussed potential changes to streamline the variance application process.

Willingboro Faces Mounting Snow Removal Challenges Amid Aging Equipment and Staffing Shortages

Overview: The recent Willingboro Town Council meeting spotlighted significant challenges faced by the Department of Public Works (DPW) in handling snow removal. The discussions revealed issues such as outdated equipment, staffing shortages, and limited salt supplies, which have complicated efforts during recent snowstorms. The municipality is navigating these difficulties while also addressing concerns about public safety, community involvement, and infrastructure maintenance.

Westampton Council Discusses Construction Code Amendments and Housing Deed Restrictions

Overview: In a recent Westampton Town Council meeting, discussions took place regarding proposed amendments to the building construction code and a request to lift a deed restriction on an affordable housing property. The meeting also covered resolutions on shared services, public works suggestions, and community events.

Delanco Town Council Prioritizes Affordable Housing, Historic Preservation, and Public Safety in Latest Meeting

Overview: In the recent Delanco Town Council meeting, discussions focused on several issues, including the affordable housing ordinance, preservation of a historic town map, and public safety measures.

Delanco Town Council Tackles Affordable Housing, Police Staffing Changes, and Historic Preservation

Overview: The recent Delanco Town Council meeting focused on various topics, including proposed changes to affordable housing regulations, updates on police department staffing, and initiatives for historic preservation. Notably, discussions highlighted the need for updating affordable housing policies, the hiring of new police personnel, including the township’s first female officer, and the restoration of a historic 1856 town map.