Fair Haven Borough Council Approves Three-Year Waste Management Contract Amid Lengthy Debate

Overview: The Fair Haven Borough Council held a special meeting on August 20, 2024, via Zoom, where they voted to approve a three-year waste management contract with Suburban Disposal after discussions on the merits of three-year versus five-year contract options.

Fair Haven Council Presents Life-Saving Awards and Debates E-Bike Regulations

Overview: The Fair Haven Borough Council meeting held on [Meeting Date] saw the presentation of life-saving merit awards to members of the local first aid squad and fire department, as well as discussions on new regulations for e-bikes and e-scooters, stormwater management, and deer management.

Fair Haven Council Tackles Pond Maintenance and Sidewalk Safety Concerns

Overview: In a recent Fair Haven Borough Council meeting, one notable issues discussed included the deteriorating condition of Mcarter Pond and the debate over the necessity and safety of a proposed sidewalk project. The council proposed the formation of a subcommittee to address the environmental concerns surrounding Mcarter Pond, which has seen a decline in its condition. The subcommittee’s role would be to make recommendations to the environmental commission, which would then advise the governing body on potential interventions, such as hydro raking, air raiders, chemical treatment, and shoreline management.

Fair Haven Council Contemplates Recycling Fee and New Borough Hall Roof

Overview: The Fair Haven Borough Council recently convened to discuss several issues affecting the community, including the implementation of a recycling can tipping fee, an appeal to remove a potentially hazardous tree, and the need for a new roof on the lower Borough Hall. Additionally, the council addressed the retirement of a long-standing administrator and the welcoming of a new Borough Administrator, Chris.

Fair Haven Borough Council Seeks State Exemption Amid Waste Contract Woes

Overview: In a special session held on June 19, 2024, the Fair Haven Borough Council discussed issues surrounding solid waste and recycling services in the community, seeking a path forward as they confront an appropriations cap challenge. The session highlighted ongoing negotiations with state representatives and the borough’s current waste management company, which could lead to an interim month-to-month service continuation while seeking a state exemption for a longer-term solution.