Beach Haven Council Approves Noise Control Measures

Overview: In an effort to address community concerns, the Beach Haven Borough Council approved new measures to manage noise disturbances stemming from local businesses, particularly outdoor music venues. This development emerged as a key issue during the council meeting, overshadowed only by the approval of multiple ordinances ranging from tree preservation to transient accommodation taxes.

Madison Borough Council Addresses Community Concerns

Overview: The Madison Borough Council recently convened to discuss a range of issues affecting the community, including the celebration of Pride Month and Juneteenth, public safety, and local infrastructure improvements. The council recognized police officers for their exemplary service, addressed vandalism of Pride flags, and proclaimed June 19th as Juneteenth in Madison, aligning with national commemoration efforts. Additionally, the council tackled practical concerns such as the inconvenience of the borough’s decentralized setup for residents, the implementation of new accounting regulations, and the ongoing water meter initiative.

Dunedin CRA Addresses Downtown Electric Bike Concerns and Development Delays

Overview: The Dunedin Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) meeting focused on issues affecting the downtown area, including the impact of electric bikes and scooters on traffic and pedestrian safety, and frustrations over development delays. The meeting involved discussions on the balance between attracting tourists and serving residents’ needs, the condition of Douglas Avenue’s medians, outdoor dining regulations, noise ordinances, and the status of major projects such as Ocean Optics and The Gateway.

Chatham Advances Climate Initiatives and Approves Entertainment License

Overview: In an effort to bolster its commitment to environmental stewardship and community engagement, the Chatham Select Board made strides in climate action initiatives and granted the Chatham Marconi Maritime Center a one-day entertainment license for hosting music events. The meeting, held on June 4th, 2024, also addressed a range of topics from policy discussions on deceased marine mammals to the promotion of solar energy projects and the appointment of a new Human Services Committee member.

Treasure Island Commission Proposes Key Waste Management Overhaul

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Treasure Island City Commission discussed a series of issues, with the most significant being the first reading and public hearing for ordinance 2024-257, which proposes major amendments to chapter 38, Recycling and Waste Management, of the city code. The ordinance aims to improve safety and accessibility for waste collection services by revising enforcement procedures, penalties, and customer duties across single family, multifamily, and commercial sectors.