Town Council Debates Road Projects, Dredging, and Cannabis Ordinance in Packed Meeting

Overview: The Ocean Town Council meeting provided a forum for debate on a variety of town projects, with a particular focus on the completion of the 2022 Road program, the dredging of Snow’s Pond, and the passage of a cannabis ordinance. The council also discussed an upcoming auction for local property, the installment of a crosswalk, and a proposed 5K event at Ino Park.

Sea Bright Borough Council Meeting Addresses Beach Erosion and Community Enhancement

Overview: During the recent Sea Bright Borough Council Meeting, focus centered on the Army Corps meeting and the implications for beach replenishment in Sea Bright, as well as discussions on capital projects, the annual beach fair, community enhancement, and the proposed changes to the Solid Waste ordinance.

Howell Planning Board Grapples with Development Proposals, Sidewalk Requirements, and Buffer Compliance

Overview: In the recent Howell Planning Board meeting, notable discussions centered on the development proposal by Wadsworth Development LLC, the conditional use approval for a trade contractor’s business, and a minor subdivision application on Oakland Road. The board also wrestled with buffer compliance issues and sidewalk requirements, with Mayor Theresa Berger and board member Brian Tannenhaus contributing notable input.

Freehold Regional School Board Meeting Celebrates Student Achievements and Passes Policy Amendments

Overview: The most recent meeting of the Freehold Regional School Board highlighted the range of student achievements across the district’s high schools, from academic accomplishments to athletic prowess and extracurricular involvement. Alongside these recognitions, the meeting also saw policy revisions and administrative amendments, including changes to the school calendar and the approval of several resolutions related to student matters.

Fair Haven Environmental Commission Addresses Sports Swap Success, Hydro Raking and Volunteer Empowerment

Overview: The latest Fair Haven Environmental Commission meeting saw a discussion on a range of topics, including the success of the Sports Swap event, potential hydro raking at Carter Pond, and the need for volunteer empowerment. The commission also suggested the need for a designated liaison to streamline communication between different environmental bodies and the local government, with an emphasis on creating a structure that fosters collaboration and coordination.