Putnam County Zoning Board Approves Waterfront Setback Variance for Crescent City Property

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Putnam County Zoning Board approved a variance request for a property on Hicks Avenue in Crescent City. The approval allows for a reduction in the waterfront setback from 50 feet to 25 feet and the front setback from 25 feet to 15 feet, facilitating the development of a single-family home on the vacant 6-acre parcel.

Titusville Planning and Zoning Board Debates Height Restrictions and Wetland Preservation in Proposed Development

Overview: The Titusville Planning and Zoning Board’s recent meeting on September 18, 2024, centered around a proposed development entailing a small-scale amendment to the property’s future land use and a request for rezoning to a planned development zoning district. The project aims to construct 70 townhome units across approximately 38.65 acres, raising concerns over building height, wetland preservation, traffic impact, and community integration.

Amherst Planning Board Reviews Mixed-Use Development Proposal on University Drive

Overview: The Amherst Planning Board’s meeting on September 18, 2024, focused heavily on a proposed mixed-use development by Udrive Amity LLC at University Drive and Amity Street. The project, known as SPR 224-1, features 85 residential units, commercial spaces, and extensive infrastructure enhancements.

Ocean Zoning Board Deliberates on Digital Billboard Applications

Overview: The Ocean (Monmouth County) Zoning Board convened to discuss several billboard applications, particularly focusing on the proposed digital billboard on Highway 35. The meeting was marked by extensive deliberations on the implications of the billboard’s placement, height, and compliance with local ordinances, as well as public concerns regarding its potential impact on the community.

Hawthorne Borough Council Discusses Geese Management Costs, Business Relocation Procedures, and Traffic Concerns

Overview: The Hawthorne Borough Council meeting on September 18, 2024, covered various topics, including the high costs associated with geese management, the need for streamlined business relocation procedures, and urgent traffic concerns raised by residents.