Flemington Planning Board Approves Chick-fil-A Plans Amid Debate

Overview: The most recent Flemington Planning Board meeting resulted in the approval of revised plans for a Chick-fil-A restaurant. The approval came after a thorough discussion on several issues, including stormwater management, the addition of trees and canopies, and compliance with setback regulations. In addition to Chick-fil-A’s application, the meeting addressed the Liberty Village site plan, proposed renovations approved by the Historic Preservation Commission, and an appeal by Tea House LLC regarding a zoning permit for a walk-in freezer cooler.

Flemington Council Tackles Water Supply and Event Permitting

Overview: The Flemington Borough Council addressed changes to local ordinances that may impact the town’s water supply and development projects, as well as the introduction of a municipal occupancy tax during its latest meeting. The council also discussed the revision of event permitting procedures, a surplus in water capacity, and improvements to the police station among other topics.

South Hunterdon School Board Addresses Key Education Initiatives

Overview: The South Hunterdon School Board recently convened to discuss several issues affecting the district’s future, including the introduction of new educational programs, the reconfiguration of grades, and the expansion of the preschool program. Time was devoted to the evaluation and nomination of a new board member, Jennifer Bachelor, who underscored the importance of community engagement and the representation of diverse student needs.

Lambertville City Council Tackles Stormwater Management and Capital Improvements

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Lambertville City Council tackled a range of issues, with stormwater management and capital improvements taking center stage. The council introduced Ordinance 06-2024, aimed at revising the city’s stormwater management to align with MS4 requirements and address local concerns. Other topics included the high bids for a public works project, discussions on capital improvements like road projects and library refurbishment, and the unresolved issue regarding the parking lot at Ely Fields due to the DNR Canal Commission’s requirements.

Raritan Zoning Board Approves Key Development Project Amidst Various Amendments

Overview: The Raritan Zoning Board of Adjustment recently held a meeting where a series of decisions on development projects and zoning variances captured the focus of local stakeholders. Among the key outcomes, the board approved a zoning variance for a development project, which included last-minute revisions to the resolution. Furthermore, resolutions related to a self-storage facility construction and multiple time extension requests for various projects were discussed and concluded with decisions.