Hainesport Residents Voice Strong Opposition to Proposed Easement Through Creek Turn Park

Overview: During the recent Hainesport Town Council meeting, residents voiced significant opposition to Ordinance 2025-16, which proposes a stormwater easement through Hainesport Creek Turn Park for a private developer’s benefit. The proposed easement has sparked concerns over public land use, environmental impact, and the transparency of the decision-making process, leading to a debate between council members and community members.

Amherst Board of Licensing Discusses Fuel Storage Amid Recent Construction Site Fire

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Amherst Board of Licensing, attention centered on a significant fire at a construction site on Olympia Drive, raising questions about fuel storage and licensing. The Board also renewed several licenses for local businesses, including restaurants, a liquor store, and an auto dealership, without incident.

Long Hill Zoning Board Deliberates on Proposed Verizon Monopole and Its Impact on Coverage and Community

Overview: The Long Hill Zoning Board meeting was predominantly focused on Verizon’s proposal to install a 104-foot tall monopole and emergency backup generator on the fire department property. This proposal, filed under application number 25-17Z, aims to address a notable service gap in Verizon’s network coverage, affecting approximately 1.5 square miles and over 2,000 residents in the area.

Tequesta Village Council Discusses Water Safety and Approves New Ordinance for Recovery Residences

Overview: The Tequesta Village Council meeting on November 13, 2025, focused on community and infrastructure issues, including a discussion on water treatment improvements to address safety concerns related to contaminants, as well as the introduction of a new ordinance governing reasonable accommodations for certified recovery residences. The meeting also covered updates on village projects, vehicle replacements, and various legislative matters.

Lonsdale City Council Greenlights New Water Tower Study Amid Infrastructure Needs

Overview: The Lonsdale City Council meeting on November 13th focused heavily on infrastructure projects, including approving a comprehensive study for a new water tower, discussions on a major road improvement project, and decisions on community events funding. The council also addressed resolutions related to delinquent accounts and various proposals impacting the city’s growth and community engagement.