Madison Borough Council Launches New Signage Plan to Enhance Community Navigation

Overview: The recent Madison Borough Council meeting saw a discussion on improving community navigation through a new signage plan, spearheaded by the Downtown Development Commission. This initiative, which has been years in the making, aims to replace outdated and missing Gateway and wayfinding signage throughout the borough. The project, developed with the assistance of the firm Merge, is set to unfold over several years and will include nearly 200 pages of design specifications and installation guidelines.

Denville School Board Grapples with Budget Challenges, Tuition Law Changes, and Demographic Study Concerns

Overview: The Denville School Board meeting centered on addressing budget challenges for the upcoming school year, adapting to a new legislative requirement regarding non-resident student tuition, and discussing the implications of potentially inaccurate demographic studies conducted prior to a school addition. The board also highlighted various upcoming events and initiatives, including a book study on youth anxiety, legislative advocacy for school funding, and community engagement efforts.

Parsippany-Troy Hills Planning Board Addresses Warehouse Development and Redevelopment Needs in Key Meeting

Overview: The Parsippany-Troy Hills Planning Board meeting on February 10, 2025, saw discussions about a major warehouse development on Campus Drive and the potential redevelopment of several commercial properties.

Morris Plains Council Addresses Traffic Concerns, Welcomes New Member

Overview: In a recent Morris Plains Borough Council meeting, community safety and traffic issues took center stage, with discussions focusing on Hillview Avenue’s traffic patterns and the introduction of Michael Ivy as a new council member. Residents voiced concerns about speeding and parking safety, prompting the council to consider solutions. The council also discussed new developments, including a McDonald’s construction project and its potential impact on local traffic.

Parsippany-Troy Hills Zoning Board Reviews Significant New Development Plans and Approves Historical Garage

Overview: The Parsippany-Troy Hills Zoning Board convened on February 5, 2025, to deliberate on various applications, approving a historical garage restoration and discussing significant design changes to a proposed development on Green Hill Road. Notably, concerns about architectural harmony and zoning compliance were at the forefront of these discussions.