Flemington Planning Board Approves Traffic Safety Measures Amid Development Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Flemington Planning Board approved several traffic safety enhancements, including the installation of new stop signs, while also addressing ongoing development and infrastructure challenges. Notably, the board discussed the implementation of stop signs at critical intersections to mitigate speeding and improve pedestrian safety, and deliberated on development projects that promise to reshape the community’s landscape.

Flemington Borough Council Tackles M Street Traffic Concerns and Approves Key Infrastructure Projects

Overview: The Flemington Borough Council meeting focused heavily on addressing pressing traffic issues along M Street, including the implementation of traffic calming measures and the approval of a significant roadway improvement project on Main Street. The council also discussed the retirement of the Library Director and recognized community contributions to local events.

Raritan Zoning Board Deliberates on Fud Shop LLC’s Manufacturing and Residential Proposal

Overview: The Raritan Zoning Board of Adjustment convened to address applications, including the Fud Shop LLC’s request for variances for manufacturing and residential use on a site currently housing dilapidated structures. Concerns about traffic, delivery logistics, and zoning compliance dominated discussions, with a consensus to file a new application to incorporate necessary adjustments.

Lambertville City Council Eyes Community Growth with Business and Housing Initiatives

Overview: The Lambertville City Council meeting covered a wide range of topics, focusing on extending business hours to boost the local economy, addressing affordable housing concerns, and exploring community initiatives like a new farmers market and community garden. The council engaged with residents on these issues, highlighting ongoing efforts to support local businesses and manage urban development challenges.

Bethlehem Town Council Tackles Audit Findings and Financial Management Enhancements

Overview: The recent Bethlehem Town Council meeting focused on a comprehensive presentation of the 2023 city audit, which confirmed financial stability and compliance with no new accounting policies adopted. The audit highlighted a $1 million net income for governmental activities and a $12.8 million net income for business-type activities. Key recommendations included enhancing procedures over administrative charges and developing a disaster recovery plan.