Milton Addresses Beaver-Related Flooding with Emergency Certification and Long-Term Solutions

Overview: During the Milton Select Board meeting, emergency measures for the removal of beaver dams were approved to combat persistent flooding in the Holland Street area, while discussions also explored long-term strategies including infrastructure improvements and ecological considerations. The board issued an emergency certification for the slow breaching of beaver dams, a move necessitated by the immediate risk of flooding that threatened local roads but not residential properties.

Arizona Corporation Commission Considers Declassifying HOA as Public Service Corporation

Overview: In a recent Arizona Corporation Commission meeting, the primary focus was on the Jackson Spring Estates Home and Property Owners Association’s application to be adjudicated as a non-public service corporation. This decision could potentially alter the regulatory landscape for the association, affecting how it manages its water supply and interacts with state agencies.

Englewood Council Honors Fallen Firefighter and Tackles Community Concerns on Wildlife Feeding and Parking

Overview: In a recent Englewood City Council meeting, the council passed a resolution to rename William Street to Lieutenant William Stimper Way in honor of the firefighter who died in the line of duty in 1952. The council also addressed ordinances regarding wildlife feeding, parking issues, and other community concerns.

Holmdel Town Council Faces Resident Concerns Over Development and Environmental Impact

Overview: The Holmdel Town Council meeting was primarily marked by discussions on potential developments and their implications, with community concerns about environmental impact and infrastructure. Residents voiced strong objections to proposed projects, particularly concerning affordable housing mandates and wastewater treatment capabilities, while the council navigated state housing obligations and community interests.

Long Hill Planning Board Approves Subdivision Despite Residents’ Concerns Over Neighborhood Impact

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Long Hill Township Planning Board approved a minor subdivision application for a residential development project on Heritage Road. The decision, which included various conditions, followed discussions and public comments focusing on concerns about the neighborhood’s character, environmental impact, and stormwater management.