Cinnaminson Advances Pedestrian Safety Project on Route 130

Overview: Cinnaminson Town Council discussed a significant pedestrian and bicycle safety improvement project along Route 130, with an estimated cost of $7.5 million. The New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) presented a concept development study aimed at addressing the high rate of pedestrian crashes in the area.

Delanco Council Honors Heroes; Tackles Budget and Community Projects

Overview: In a recent Delanco Town Council meeting, the most noteworthy moment came when the Council paused to honor police officers and the K9 unit for their heroic efforts during a community event. These officers successfully located a missing special needs child at an Easter egg hunt, averting potential tragedy. A proclamation was read in their honor, and the Mayor expressed deep gratitude for their dedication to the community.

Maple Shade Receives $850,000 for Water Plant Upgrades

Overview: Maple Shade Town Council’s recent meeting encompassed a spectrum of municipal matters, but the most development was the presentation of an $850,000 check by Congressman Norcross for the Kings Highway water plant upgrade. This financial boost is aimed at addressing the infrastructural needs of the facility, which is critical for the town’s water supply.

Hainesport Council Tackles Stormwater and Emergency Services Concerns

Overview: The Hainesport Town Council meeting addressed concerns over stormwater management and the efficiency of the town’s emergency medical services (EMS), along with discussions on local development projects, community events, and the digitization of municipal documents.

Hainesport Board Tackles Grandfathered Property Use Dispute

Overview: In a turn of events during the recent Hainesport Land Use Board meeting, the discussion centered on the appeal case of Ying Auto Recycling LLC concerning the grandfathered use of a property for an auto dealership and repair facility. The appeal was in response to a decision made by an administrative officer, which deemed the property’s use void due to a subtenant’s activities. Despite a complex debate and a failed initial motion to affirm the zoning officer’s decision, the board eventually moved to reverse the decision, allowing the property’s use to continue, subject to compliance with all requirements.