South River Council Tackles School Bus Parking Issue

Overview: The South River Borough Council addressed a range of community and administrative issues during its latest session, with the introduction of a parking ordinance amendment for school buses in residential areas taking center stage. The council also introduced the municipal budget for the fiscal year 2024, and discussed various community events, departmental updates, and public concerns, including an increase in water rates balanced by a decrease in electric rates, and the progress of local infrastructure projects.

South River Borough Tackles Parking Woes and Budget Plans

Overview: The South River Borough Council meeting addressed community concerns including parking regulation confusion, catalytic converter thefts, and the introduction of the 2024 municipal budget. The council discussed a range of issues from operational budgets to appointments, with a focus on enhancing community welfare and infrastructure.

South River Approves Utility Rate Changes, Discusses Infrastructure

Overview: The South River Borough Council recently convened to deliberate on a series of ordinances and resolutions addressing utility rates, infrastructure projects, and community safety concerns. At the forefront of the discussions was the approval of an ordinance to decrease electric rates by approximately 5% and increase water rates by 10%. This move aimed at balancing the financial requirements for maintaining and improving the borough’s utility infrastructure was complemented by the introduction of a $950,000 bond ordinance intended to support the water line replacement program.

South River Borough Council Tackles Community Safety, Infrastructure, and Local Development

Overview: At a recent South River Borough Council meeting, the council addressed issues including community safety enhancements through the Neighborhood Watch program, infrastructure improvements with a focus on road upgrades, and local development initiatives. The council also engaged with public concerns about speeding and parking, and discussed upcoming community events.

South River Borough Council Advances Inclusive Playground Project with Grant Application Approval

Overview: In an effort to enhance accessibility and inclusivity, the South River Borough Council has given the green light to a grant application for the construction of an inclusive playground at Gregowski Park. Council President Jason Oliveira spearheaded the presentation of the proposal, emphasizing the park’s potential to provide a recreational space for children and adults with disabilities. The project, which hinges on the successful acquisition of a Jake’s Law playground grant, would cover 75% of the over $459,000 cost, with the borough seeking additional funding from an AARP grant for the remaining amount.