Gloucester Council Tackles Water Quality and Redevelopment Delays

Overview: In a recent Gloucester Town Council meeting, issues were brought to the forefront, including concerns regarding water quality and the delayed redevelopment of key properties. The council also discussed various community-related matters, from the feasibility of new traffic safety measures to the potential sale of a sewer utility.

Gloucester Council Tackles Curfew Ordinance and Environmental Concerns

Overview: The Gloucester Town Council tackled a range of issues in its latest meeting, with focus on the amendment of the township curfew ordinance and environmental concerns including the protection of bald eagle habitats, pollution, and stormwater runoff management.

Gloucester Town Council Tackles Property Sale and Park Improvements

Overview: The Gloucester Town Council recently convened to discuss several issues, with a debate over the sale of a property on Landing Road and the approval of park improvements being at the forefront. The sale of the property to Ferelli Real Estate Holdings LLC was met with public concern over potential environmental impacts and misrepresentation of the property’s status, while the unanimous support for park enhancements marked a positive direction for community development.

Gloucester Town Council Debates GTMUA Sale Amid Budget Concerns

Overview: In a recent Gloucester Town Council meeting, discussions centered around the potential sale of the Gloucester Township Municipal Utilities Authority (GTMUA), the amendment of the Land Development Ordinance to prohibit short-term rentals, and the introduction of a bond ordinance for emergency sewer repairs. The meeting was marked by community interest, particularly regarding the GTMUA sale’s impact on the township’s financial standing and service quality.

Gloucester Council Faces Public Concerns Over Transparency and Utility Sale

Overview: In a recent Gloucester Town Council meeting, community concerns were raised regarding the transparency of public expenditures and the potential sale of the Municipal Utilities Authority (MUA). The most points of contention included a half-million-dollar expenditure approved without a detailed explanation, skepticism about the sale of the sewer utility, and concerns about police conduct and related community issues.