Kenilworth Planning Board Grapples with Fence Placement and Compliance Issues

Overview: The Kenilworth Planning Board meeting was centered around a detailed debate over fence placement at a property on North 17th Street, emphasizing adherence to the 25-foot setback requirement and the potential necessity of a deed restriction. Additionally, resolutions for multiple applications, including a notable one-year extension for a Dunkin Donuts subdivision, were approved amid discussions on compliance timeframes.

Clark Town Council Grants Variance for Sizeable Ridge Road Development

Overview: The Clark Town Council meeting deliberated on a proposed residential development on Ridge Road, which sought several variances for a new single-family dwelling and an accessory structure. The project, led by applicant Michael Martinetti, presented plans for a two-story house featuring a basement, five bedrooms, and a master suite. The council approved variances related to front yard setbacks, lot coverage, and the size of an accessory structure, despite debates over their impact on neighborhood aesthetics and compliance with zoning regulations.

Summit City Planning Board Reviews Tatlock Field Lights Project Amid Housing Mediation Updates

Overview: The Summit City Planning Board, in its October 27, 2025 meeting, focused on two issues: the Tatlock Field lights capital project and ongoing housing mediation efforts. The board discussed the installation of athletic field lights at the Tatlock Athletic Fields and addressed updates on housing element and fair share plan mediation, both of which took center stage during the meeting.

Union County Planning Board Faces Parking and Traffic Challenges in Redevelopment Proposal

Overview: The Union County Planning Board meeting focused on concerns regarding parking and traffic management tied to a proposed development project. The board debated the adequacy of parking provisions and the potential traffic impact on the community, particularly as the development introduces 199 new units and additional commercial spaces without allocated parking for them. These deliberations underscored the necessity for independent studies to assess current conditions and future implications for Union Center.

Garwood Borough Council Discusses Traffic Safety, Mural Project, and Upcoming Community Events

Overview: The recent Garwood Borough Council meeting focused heavily on traffic and pedestrian safety, the launch of a new mural project, and several community initiatives, including a Halloween parade and a holiday tree lighting event. Additionally, updates were provided on ongoing development issues and future recreational programs.