Hamilton Town Council Faces New Affordable Housing Challenges Amid Ordinance Discussions

Overview: In a recent Hamilton Town Council meeting, attention was devoted to the township’s approach to affordable housing obligations, outlined by the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (DCA), alongside legislative discussions on regulating cannabis retail establishments. The council is navigating a newly introduced challenge process that could affect their affordable housing commitments, while also considering zoning regulations for cannabis retailers to prevent business clustering.

Princeton School Board Unveils Social-Emotional Initiatives and Discusses Upcoming Bond Referendum

Overview: The Princeton School Board meeting focused on developments, including a comprehensive presentation on social-emotional support at Riverside School and discussions surrounding an upcoming facilities bond referendum. The board also addressed financial audits, student safety data, and plans to enhance academic integrity.

Lawrence Township Council Tackles Affordable Housing Obligations and Appointments Amid Community Concerns

Overview: The Lawrence Township Council meeting on January 21, 2025, was marked by discussions on affordable housing obligations, committee appointments, and community inquiries. A detailed presentation by municipal planner Beth McManis on the township’s fourth round of affordable housing obligations highlighted the meeting, with the council expressing consensus to accept the proposed obligations to avoid potential litigation.

West Windsor Town Council Tackles Affordable Housing and Public Safety Concerns

Overview: The West Windsor Town Council held a meeting focusing on affordable housing, public safety, and notable infrastructure projects. The council’s reorganization saw Andrea Mandel sworn in as council president, with Linda Geevers assuming the role of vice president. A key issue raised was the town’s obligation to meet affordable housing requirements set by state law, with discussions scheduled for the upcoming business meeting on January 27.

West Windsor Planning Board Approves Signage Waiver for Tyle Onology at Carnegie Center

Overview: In its January 15, 2025 meeting, the West Windsor Planning Board approved a waiver request for Tyle Onology’s signage at Carnegie Center, permitting a larger and illuminated facade sign visible from Route One. The meeting also involved reappointments and procedural updates, though the primary focus was the signage application and its implications for tenant visibility and compliance with local regulations.