Haddon Heights Planning Board Approves Redevelopment Plan for Jefferson Bank Site

Overview: The Haddon Heights Planning Board convened recently to address several topics, with the approval of a major redevelopment plan for the Jefferson Bank site on White Horse Pike taking center stage. This plan, presented by the borough’s redevelopment planner Leah Fury, aims to revitalize the long-vacant site while preserving its historical attributes and encouraging economic development with a 15% affordable housing provision.

Morris Plains Borough Council Considers Shared Services Agreement for CDL Training Amid Lighting and Mental Health Resource Discussions

Overview: The Morris Plains Borough Council meeting saw discussions on implementing a shared services agreement for CDL training, addressing inadequate lighting on key pathways, and improving mental health resources. Additionally, the council celebrated police promotions and discussed updates on various community projects.

Yarmouth Conservation Commission Tackles Road Elevation Violations and Coastal Erosion Solutions

Overview: The Yarmouth Conservation Commission’s recent meeting on September 19, 2024, focused on critical environmental concerns, including violations related to road elevation changes and comprehensive strategies for coastal erosion control. Key discussions centered on the Great Island Homeowners Association’s ongoing resilience projects and the impact of unpermitted roadwork on local flooding.

Morris Plains Council Promotes Officer to Sergeant Amidst Discussions on Community Engagement and Local Events

Overview: The Morris Plains Borough Council meeting covered significant items, including the promotion of Police Officer Joseph Hines to Sergeant, discussions on improvements to local pickleball courts, and plans for upcoming community events such as the Pumpkin Illumination and Mars Plains Wellness Day.

Tarpon Springs Sustainability Committee Discusses Toxic Chemical Settlement and Eco Fest Success

Overview: The Tarpon Springs Sustainability Committee meeting on September 19th, 2024, focused on environmental and legal issues, community engagement efforts, and the successful execution of Eco Fest, despite weather challenges.