Morris Planning Board Delves into Complex Right-of-Way Dispute on Schoolhouse Lane

Overview: The Morris Planning Board meeting on December 1, 2025, was dominated by an discussion concerning the right-of-way width on Schoolhouse Lane, particularly in relation to a minor subdivision application. The board examined conflicting historical and current documents, raising questions about the proper right-of-way dimensions, which could impact the subdivision and variances required.

Delanco Town Council Honors Long-Serving Clerk, Janice Lur, as She Retires After 33 Years

Overview: The Delanco Town Council meeting on December 1st was marked by a tribute to Janice Lur, the retiring municipal clerk, who was honored for her 33 years of service to the township. The council also addressed other matters, including a tabled library agreement and the introduction of newly elected student leaders assuming symbolic roles in the council.

Historic Preservation in Princeton: Council Debates New Development and Its Impact on Jugtown

Overview: The Princeton Council recently held a meeting to discuss a proposed development project in the Jugtown Historic District. The primary focus was on balancing the preservation of the area’s historic integrity with the introduction of new structures, notably a new residential building on Nassau Street. The council evaluated several issues, including zoning variances and the architectural design of the new building, to ensure that historical aspects of the district are maintained while accommodating necessary development.

Bayonne City Council Considers Multifamily Development and Plans for Historical Projects

Overview: The Bayonne City Council meeting focused on several issues, including development proposals for multifamily residential buildings, historical preservation efforts, and the reorganization of council meetings for the upcoming year. Significant discussions centered around a proposed six-story residential building on Avenue E and initiatives to enhance the city’s historical offerings.

Hamilton Township Council Debates Landfill Expansion Amidst Budget Concerns and Community Feedback

Overview: The Hamilton Township Council meeting on December 1, 2025, focused on several issues, most notably the proposed expansion of the Atlantic County Utility Authority (ACUA) landfill. The meeting also addressed solid waste management costs, the introduction of new ordinances, and community initiatives. Noteworthy discussions involved the expansion of the local landfill, which aims to extend its operational timeline to 2040, and the financial implications of ongoing legal and contractual disputes.