Flemington Board Reviews Development with Signage and Stormwater Solutions

Overview: The Flemington Planning Board convened to discuss a redevelopment project on Route 31, focusing on the modernization of an underutilized commercial space. The project, representing Flemington Circle Realty LLC, seeks to transform the site with updated architecture, improved circulation, and enhanced landscaping. However, the proposal has sparked debate over the size and visibility of signage, alongside challenges in managing stormwater runoff.

Turf Field and Gifted Program Highlight South Hunterdon School Board Meeting

Overview: The recent South Hunterdon School Board meeting focused on the approval and discussion of a new turf field that aims to address environmental concerns and plans for a revamped gifted and talented program. These developments are part of broader efforts to enhance educational experiences and facilities within the district. The board also considered various operational updates, community feedback, and financial matters.

Raritan Zoning Board Approves Tractor Supply Garden Center and Propane Facility

Overview: The Raritan Zoning Board of Adjustment, led by Chairwoman Cynthia Schaefer, convened on August 24, 2025, to discuss and approve a application from the Tractor Supply Company. The company sought preliminary and final site plan approval for a new garden center and a bulk propane service at its location on Highway 202. The board unanimously approved the application, which included variances for signage, fencing, and storage arrangements.

Lambertville Residents Voice Concerns Over Transparency and Environmental Impact of Developments

Overview: The recent Lambertville City Council meeting saw residents and council members discussing issues related to local redevelopment plans, environmental concerns, and community transparency. Central to the discussions were concerns over the handling of a redevelopment plan that has sparked public interest due to its potential impact on local traffic, environmental safety, and community involvement.

Readington School Board Rejects $640,000 EV Bus Grant Amid Financial Concerns

Overview: The recent Readington School Board meeting addressed several topics, including the rejection of a $640,000 electric vehicle (EV) bus grant, discussions about school infrastructure improvements, and ongoing initiatives for harassment, intimidation, and bullying (HIB) prevention. The decision to decline the grant sparked community debate and highlighted financial pressures faced by the district. The meeting also covered progress in educational initiatives and facility upgrades.