Livingston Council to Review Remote Meeting Options Amidst Public Concern

Overview: In a recent Livingston Town Council meeting, the governing body tackled a range of issues, including the need for clarity on remote meeting options, the tabling of an ordinance for street and sidewalk amendments, and the carrying over of zoning-related ordinances due to an absence of a quorum. The meeting also recognized Public Service Recognition Week and Professional Municipal Clerks Week.

Livingston Council Addresses Public Safety and Development Concerns

Overview: In a recent Livingston Town Council meeting, the escalating public concern over crime rates took center stage, overshadowing discussions on the local firing range and property development. Residents came forward to voice their unease about the growing incidence of home burglaries and car thefts, prompting the council to consider increasing police presence and utilizing advanced technology to enhance community safety.

Livingston Council Approves YMCA Property Sale Amidst Gun Range Concerns

Overview: In a recent Livingston Town Council meeting, the approval of the sale of the YMCA property to Brightview, an assisted living facility, stood out alongside vocal community concerns regarding the impact of the local gun range on residents. The meeting was marked by a debate over the sale and the noise disturbance caused by the gun range, as well as discussions on various community matters.

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.