Livingston Council Addresses YMCA Sale and Advocates for Transparency

Overview: In a recent Livingston Town Council meeting, developments included the introduction of ordinances related to the sale of municipal properties and the potential impact of these sales on the community’s resources. The meeting also addressed community concerns about transparency, property disputes, and the importance of maintaining public services such as the YMCA within the township.

Livingston Council Debates Variances for Residential Additions

Overview: The Livingston Town Council recently engaged in discussions over several proposed residential construction projects that required variances due to non-compliance with existing zoning regulations. The most debated project was a proposed addition on Hazelwood Avenue, which involved seeking variances for front and side yard setbacks, aggregate side yard, and habitable floor area ratio. The architect’s plan aimed to create space for an electric vehicle, a guest bedroom, and additional living space, but it faced scrutiny due to concerns over stormwater drainage, the impact on neighboring properties, and the preservation of the neighborhood’s character.

Linvingston Council Approves Housing Ordinances Amid Community Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Livingston Council adopted housing and zoning ordinances, allocated $5.475 million for civic improvements, and addressed various community concerns including road maintenance and the involvement of high school students in town committees.

Livingston Town Council Welcomes New Member Kon Bhutani, Honors Retiring Police Captain John Drand

Overview: Livingston Town Council’s latest meeting was marked by the historic appointment of Kon Bhutani as the first Asian-American Indian-American council member, and a notable tribute to retiring Police Captain John Drand after 34 years of service. The session also deliberated on amendments to township codes, the appointment of Bhutani, and plans for evaluating township pool options.

Livingston Township Council Addresses Public Safety, Infrastructure, and Community Concerns in Recent Meeting

Overview: In a recent Livingston Township Council meeting, community concerns were addressed, including the approval of an ordinance for the installation of utility lines for a new cellular tower, discussions on public safety following a report of a local kidnapping, and the response to a potentially alarming flyer posted by the high school. The council also considered the impact of tax-free municipal bonds on local commerce, the potential conflict of interest for council members, and the recognition of Muslim Heritage Month.