Parsippany-Troy Hills Advances Development Projects Amid Pedestrian Access Concerns

Overview: The Parsippany-Troy Hills Planning Board meeting addressed development applications, with discussions centering on a substantial mixed-use project involving a health and fitness club, residential units, and environmental considerations, as well as the installation of a new generator for New Jersey Manufacturers Insurance Company (NJM). The meeting unfolded with debates over pedestrian accessibility, stormwater management, and the necessity of variances for the generator installation. The board also contemplated contributions towards a pedestrian master plan and the protection of community ball fields.

Morris Town Council Approves Subdivision

Overview: The Morris Town Council recently approved a contentious subdivision proposal on Starlight Drive, addressing significant public concerns and environmental considerations. The proposal included a discussion on the lot line adjustments to accommodate the creation of equal lot widths for two properties, variance requests, and the introduction of a low-pressure sewage system for a single-family home. The meeting also touched on the responsibility for replacing trees removed during development, the impact of Hurricane Sandy, and soil erosion concerns.

Madison Borough Council Approves Key Appointments and Infrastructure Projects

Overview: The Madison Borough Council meeting tackled appointments and community-focused resolutions, including the appointment of Vincent Patty as Chief Lineman and Jacn Cardini’s reappointment as Borough Tax Assessor. The council also approved infrastructure projects such as the installation of flexib ballards on Main Street and a water meter replacement project, and authorized a substantial $55,000 appropriation for security equipment.

Pequannock School Board Emphasizes Superintendent Evaluation Process

Overview: In the latest Pequannock School Board meeting, the evaluation process of the superintendent took center stage, with a comprehensive presentation outlining the steps and legal requirements to ensure a fair assessment of the superintendent’s performance. This was followed by discussions on the before and after-care program, with strong public support expressed for the Boys and Girls Club’s continued involvement. The board also touched upon welcoming alumni back into the district as teachers, the success of the Memorial Day Parade, and upcoming district events including kindergarten orientation and school celebrations.

Long Hill Planning Board Approves Firehouse Expansion

Overview: The most significant outcome of the recent Long Hill Township Planning Board meeting was the approval of the Millington Volunteer Fire Company’s request to construct an expansion to accommodate a new ladder truck. This decision is set to improve the operational capabilities of the fire service in the township. Additionally, the board discussed potential ordinance revisions affecting home office signage in residential zones, the regulation of residential sheds, and the rules for fences, walls, and hedges.