Trenton Tackles Storm Water Management and Development Delays

Overview: In a recent Trenton City Council meeting, attention was given to the adoption of storm water ordinances to align with New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection’s (NJDEP) requirements, and the monitoring of properties sold by the city that have remained undeveloped. The council also discussed increased fines for city code violations, the establishment of an Entertainment District downtown, and proposed changes to rent control regulations.

Howell Council Advances Farm Ordinance, Honors Local Champions

Overview: The most recent Howell Town Council meeting addressed a range of topics from community events to infrastructure projects. Another noteworthy discussions centered on the update to the Farm Special Event ordinances and the recognition of the Howell AYFC Fury and Super Surge teams for their national championships.

Maynard Select Board Advances Town Development and Services

Overview: In a move for community development, the Maynard Select Board approved the promotion of Officer Eric Deal to the position of Sergeant, effective April 22nd, 2024. The board also authorized the issuance of bonds for the construction of a new elementary school and a water treatment facility. Additionally, the agreement with Green Star Herbals for a recreational marijuana establishment was affirmed.

Long Hill School Board Maintains AA Rating, Plans Events

Overview: The Long Hill Township Board of Education meeting on April 15th, 2024, showcased a district that is not only maintaining a strong financial position but also engaging its community through various educational and extracurricular initiatives. At the forefront of the agenda was the finance committee’s announcement that the district maintained its AA S&P rating with a positive outlook—an indicator of the district’s strong fiscal management and creditworthiness. The meeting also heralded the success of the Long Hill Education Foundation’s cookie drive and outlined plans for upcoming community events including the Sterling Street Fair, a robotics event, and the Color Run in May.

Parsippany-Troy Hills Planning Board Approves Warehouse Facility Expansion

Overview: In a recent Parsippany-Troy Hills Planning Board meeting, a focus was placed on a major site plan amendment for the construction of an expanded warehouse facility. The application, presented by 196 to 200 Route 46 West LLC, sought approval for the conversion of a vacant building into a SafeLite windshield repair facility and other modifications that would impact the local infrastructure and environment.