Hamilton Council Eyes Redevelopment of Historic Racetrack

Overview: The Town Council has expressed enthusiasm for the redevelopment plans presented by Patriot Equities for the Atlantic City Race Course property. The proposal, highlighted as the furthest any party has progressed with interest in the racetrack, promises to repurpose the site for community projects.

Hamilton Council Advances Maze Landing Bikeway Project and Enhances Land Clearing Regulations

Overview: The Hamilton Town Council recently convened to progress significant township initiatives, including the Maze Landing Bikeway project and reinforcement of land clearing regulations, among other key items. The meeting notably featured a presentation by GPI regarding a $1.5 million grant secured for the bikeway project, which promises to enhance local infrastructure with the addition of a pedestrian bridge. Furthermore, the council took strides to address clear cutting on private properties with proposed amendments to existing ordinances.

Hamilton Township Examines Security for Proposed Cannabis Retail Facility

Overview: At the Hamilton Township Committee meeting on June 3rd, 2024, a portion of the discussion revolved around the proposition of a cannabis retail facility, focusing on its security measures, site redevelopment, and operational procedures. While the council engaged in several topics, the detailed presentation by Casaer, the applicant for the retail cannabis license, stood out as the most newsworthy item due to the comprehensive nature of the proposed plans and the community’s vested interest in local development and safety protocols.

Hamilton Township Council Backs Cannabis Company License

Overview: In a recent session, Hamilton Township Council has voted to extend local support to Columbia Care’s application for a cannabis retail license, a decision that underscores the town’s evolving stance on the cannabis industry. The council’s backing is a step for the company, which seeks to establish a facility on Black Horse Pike, a site currently listed as “Low Max” and one that generated discussion about the need for clear differentiation of the new venture’s presence in the community.

Hamilton Council Supports Presumption of Joint Custody Legislation

Overview: The Hamilton Town Council recently convened to discuss and vote on a variety of items, with the most significant being the resolution to support Senate Bill S1 63 Assembly Bill 2521, which promotes the presumption of joint legal and physical custody in child custody matters. The motion passed with one abstention, amidst a backdrop of strong public support from individuals and organizations like Fathers and Children’s Equality, who highlighted the bill’s potential to improve the custody process.