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.

Hamilton Town Council Tackles Sustainability and Public Safety Concerns

Overview: The recent Hamilton Town Council meeting was marked by discussions on advancing sustainability initiatives, public safety, and various community concerns. Key topics included the collaboration with the town’s sustainability team to achieve higher certification, the introduction of ordinances, a debate over tree removal regulations, and public distress over dangerous dogs in the community.

Hamilton Advances Bridge Project and Cannabis Facility Amid Redevelopment Plans

Overview: In a recent Hamilton Town Council meeting, two major projects emerged as focal points for the community: the replacement of two bridges and the establishment of a cannabis cultivation facility. The bridge project, slated to begin bidding in mid-2024, aims to replace HML 18 and HML 19 while keeping traffic flowing on one side of Wayth Road during construction. The cannabis facility, presented by Waves of Green LLC, sparked council inquiries regarding its potential impact, including traffic, security, and compliance with regulations.

Hamilton Township Council Tackles 2024 Budget Challenges

Overview: In an essential gathering on March 18th, 2024, the Hamilton Township Committee wrestled with the intricacies of the 2024 Municipal budget amidst the backdrop of inflation and a notable loss in ratables. The meeting, which avoided the routine formalities, centered on the fiscal challenges that lay ahead for the community, including the need for a tax increase and the introduction of several ordinances aimed at improving local infrastructure and community services.