North St. Paul City Council Approves Key Survey for McNite Athletic Complex Development

Overview: In a recent meeting, the North St. Paul City Council addressed a variety of issues, with a focus on the approval of a comprehensive survey for the McNite Athletic Complex. This decision is part of the city’s strategic planning for future development, while also managing existing resources efficiently. Additionally, the council tackled public safety concerns at a local intersection and heard updates on numerous departmental projects.

Somerville Borough Council Approves Electric Vehicle Charging Ordinance Amid Safety Concerns

Overview: In a notable session on September 2, 2025, the Somerville Borough Council approved an ordinance amendment concerning electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, particularly addressing safety concerns associated with chargers in parking facilities beneath residential units. This meeting also featured a range of other topics, including community events and municipal resolutions.

Traverse City School Board’s $1. 5M Sabin Project Sparks Safety and Accessibility Debate

Overview: The Traverse City Area School Board Finance Committee convened to discuss several topics, including a proposed $1.5 million change order for the Sabin project, the strategic relocation of the central office, and various infrastructure improvements across the district. The meeting, which did not feature public comments at the outset, focused primarily on safety and accessibility concerns related to the central office’s move and the future use of district buildings.

Kingston Selectmen Discuss Cannabis Policy and Road Safety, Deliberate on New EV Chargers

Overview: During the Kingston Board of Selectmen meeting, several topics were addressed, including the development of a social equity policy for cannabis licensing, ongoing issues with road maintenance and traffic safety, and the proposed upgrade of electric vehicle charging stations. The board navigated concerns from residents and committee members while considering both immediate and long-term impacts of these initiatives.

Cranbury Planning Board Approves Affordable Senior Housing Amidst Historic Preservation Concerns

Overview: The Cranbury Planning Board meeting focused on the approval of a preliminary site plan for a proposed 100% affordable senior housing development on South River Road. Although the project was approved with conditions, discussions arose concerning the preservation of a historical property on-site and the implications of the development on local traffic and community integration.