Berkeley Heights Commission Tackles Recycling and Runoff Concerns

Overview: The Berkeley Heights Environmental Commission recently convened to discuss a series of matters pertinent to the township’s ecological and developmental well-being. The issues addressed included the need for updated recycling communication following misinformation identified in a Sunday Star Ledger article, and the environmental impact of new construction projects, specifically stormwater runoff management for a property on Campbell Lane. Additional topics of significance included the consideration of adding native plant resources to the commission’s website and the review of an application for a property on Springfield Avenue ahead of its planning board presentation.

Berkeley Heights Eyes Enhanced Environmental Engagement

Overview: The Berkeley Heights Environmental Commission’s recent meeting spotlighted a comprehensive approach to environmental stewardship, underscored by discussions on community cleanups, the Storm Ordinance, and sustainable initiatives. The commission’s concentrated efforts to involve schools in environmental activities, manage community garden projects, and encourage public participation in the upkeep of local waterways and green spaces were at the forefront of the dialogue.

Berkeley Heights Discusses Environmental Impact on Stream Zone

Overview: The Berkeley Heights Environmental Commission addressed a pressing environmental concern regarding a development application for a property on Liberty Avenue, which has implications for a local stream’s reparian zone. The commission engaged in a detailed debate over the impact of the encroachment and the conflicting regulations between state and township authorities. Amidst the discussion, the potential for recommending remediation within the 25-foot zone and management strategies for the reparian zone were considered.

Berkeley Heights Commission Tackles Stormwater and Sustainability Challenges

Overview: The Berkeley Heights Environmental Commission recently convened to address a series of pressing environmental concerns and initiatives, with stormwater management and sustainability efforts taking center stage. The commission discussed updates to the stormwater ordinance, debated responsibilities regarding grant management, and contemplated the involvement of the community in environmental stewardship.

Berkeley Heights Preps for Environmental Initiatives and Community Engagement

Overview: The Berkeley Heights Environmental Commission recently convened to address several initiatives aimed at promoting environmental stewardship and community engagement. Top on the agenda was the planning for the upcoming block party set for June 9th, discussions on applications concerning local property developments, and the coordination of a Scout project targeting invasive species at Watchung Reservation.