Parsippany-Troy Hills Planning Board Weighs Parking and Privacy Concerns Amid New Development Plans

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Parsippany-Troy Hills Planning Board, attention was given to the proposed development on North Beverwick Road, which seeks to add two one-bedroom apartments above an existing restaurant. The plan has raised concerns among board members and residents alike, primarily centered around parking logistics, traffic implications, and privacy for neighboring properties. Despite the project’s alignment with the township’s master plan to enhance mixed-use developments, the community’s apprehension highlights the challenges of balancing growth with neighborhood needs.

Morris Plains Council Faces Controversy Over Planning Board Resignation and Development Concerns

Overview: The Morris Plains Borough Council meeting brought to light community concerns, particularly regarding the resignation of planning board member Ron Kelly due to a conflict of interest with his borough employment. Residents raised issues about transparency and communication in planning board decisions, while also voicing concerns over local development projects and their potential impact on the community.

Rockaway Township School Board Launches Unified Sports Program at Copeland Middle School, Promotes Inclusive Athletics.

Overview: The recent Rockaway Township School Board meeting highlighted the launch of the Unified Sports program at Copeland Middle School, focusing on fostering inclusion and social interaction among students through athletics. The initiative, supported by the Special Olympics, brings together students with and without disabilities to participate in various sports.

Long Hill Town Council Discusses School Budget Challenges and Zoning Amendments for Housing Development

Overview: The recent Long Hill Town Council meeting focused on discussions around the Watch Hills Regional High School budget presentation, zoning amendments for a proposed residential development, and various community updates. talking points included the financial pressures faced by the school district, the prospect of amending zoning laws to accommodate residential needs, and the council’s consideration of traffic and safety concerns related to new developments.

Boonton Township School Board Reviews Student Residency, Celebrates Achievements, and Plans for a New Math Curriculum

Overview: In a recent session, the Boonton Township School Board tackled a variety of topics, from student residency issues to future educational developments. Notably, the board entered a closed session to deliberate on student residency confidentiality matters.