Lambertville Residents Voice Concerns Over Coral Street Development and Water Contamination

Overview: During the recent Lambertville City Council meeting, concerns emerged regarding a proposed development on Coral Street, the ongoing Chanian lawsuit, and water contamination issues affecting local residents. Community members expressed apprehensions about the potential impact of these issues on the town’s character and the well-being of its residents, prompting calls for transparency and community engagement in addressing these matters.

Concerns Over Notification Process Highlight Raritan Zoning Board Meeting

Overview: The Raritan Zoning Board of Adjustment meeting on March 6, 2025, addressed various applications, but the central focus was a resident’s concerns regarding the notification process for a zoning application. The meeting also saw discussions on specific applications for variances, with the board granting approvals after deliberation and public input.

Bethlehem Town Council Debates Proposed Salary Increases Amid Concerns of Economic Uncertainty

Overview: In a meeting of the Bethlehem Town Council, attention was given to proposals for salary increases for council members and the mayor, alongside discussions on zoning amendments and community engagement. The salary debate underscored broader concerns about financial accessibility and representation in local governance, as well as the economic implications of such changes in a period marked by uncertainty.

Raritan Zoning Board Approves Sign Variance Amidst Discussions on 24/7 Operations

Overview: The Raritan Zoning Board convened to address several applications, prominently focusing on Executive Snow Control LLC’s request for a variance to install a wall sign at their Route 31 location and the implications of allowing 24/7 sign illumination. The board approved the variance, permitting the sign’s installation while stipulating that its lighting must adhere to operational limits, addressing concerns about proximity to residential areas.

Raritan Planning Board Discusses Online Publication Laws and Resident Concerns Over Local Construction

Overview: During the recent Raritan Planning Board meeting, members discussed the implications of the new state bill extending the use of online publications for public notices and addressed a resident’s concerns about a nearby construction project. The meeting also included routine administrative updates and a postponement of a application.