Lunenburg Stormwater Task Force Discusses $60 Proposed Fee Amidst Budget Concerns

Overview: The Lunenburg Stormwater Task Force met on September 19th to discuss the establishment of a utility, update on project progress, and the financial implications of proposed stormwater management fees. The meeting covered essential discussions on funding, project updates, and public outreach strategies.

Princeton Planning Board Secures State Certification for Master Plan Amid School Expansion Debates

Overview: The Princeton Planning Board’s September 19, 2024, meeting covered significant ground, including the approval of the town’s master plan for open space recreation and conservation, several school expansion projects, and various site plan resolutions. The most notable development was the certification of the open space Recreation and Conservation Element of the master plan by the State Department of Environmental Protection, which ensures continued state funding for local open space initiatives.

Bridgewater Town Council Approves Significant Stormwater Management Ordinance Amid Community Discussions

Overview: The Bridgewater Town Council meeting on September 19 covered various community matters, with the approval of a new stormwater management ordinance being a key highlight. The meeting also saw public comments addressing local issues such as the theft of political signs and concerns about municipal property maintenance.

Seaside Park Borough Council Approves Ordinances and Announces Community Center Completion

Overview: The Seaside Park Borough Council, in its recent meeting, approved ordinances related to streets, sidewalks, and development regulations, introduced a substantial boardwalk reconstruction project, and announced the completion of the community center.

Tenafly Borough Council Grapples with Costly Leaf Composting Upgrades Amid New Environmental Regulations

Overview: During a recent meeting of the Tenafly Borough Council, discussions were held on several topics, including the costly upgrades mandated for the borough’s leaf composting facility, traffic improvements, and various community projects. The council also addressed concerns raised by residents regarding the potential discontinuation of the local composting site and its implications.