West Windsor Planning Board Approves RP9 District Redevelopment Amid Community Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the West Windsor Planning Board approved significant amendments to the redevelopment plan for the RP9 district, focusing on transforming a former bus depot site into a commuter parking area and public park. The decision followed discussions about community needs, environmental concerns, and pedestrian safety, with the land set to facilitate both commuter and community activities.

Lawrence Township Grapples with Budget Transparency and Infrastructure Concerns

Overview: The recent Lawrence Township Council meeting revolved around issues such as budget transparency, infrastructure safety, and community engagement efforts. A significant portion of the discussion focused on the township’s financial planning, infrastructure maintenance, and community concerns about the budgeting process.

Trenton City Council Debates Surveillance Cameras and Historic Restoration Funding

Overview: The Trenton City Council’s recent meeting focused on several issues, including the approval of funding for the historic restoration of the Robling Machine Shop, the installation of surveillance cameras funded through the urban enterprise zone, and the ongoing concerns of residents about housing and public safety.

Hamilton Council Approves $28.92 Million Bond Sale, Addresses Resident Concerns on Illegal Dumping

Overview: In a recent Hamilton Town Council meeting, topics included the approval of a $28.92 million bond sale for general improvements in 2025, discussions on illegal dumping issues near residential properties, and the introduction of a new ordinance aimed at exceeding municipal budget appropriation limits. The meeting also featured acknowledgments of community achievements and upcoming events.

Princeton Zoning Board Approves Use Variance for Camp Despite Zoning Code Conflicts

Overview: During the recent Princeton Zoning Board meeting, discussions focused on granting a use variance to Stephen Kates Camp, allowing it to continue operations at Princeton Day School. Despite zoning regulations prohibiting for-profit camps, the board approved a five-year variance, recognizing the camp’s community contributions and need for local childcare. The decision was made with a stipulation for review.