Lunenburg Cemetery Commission Discusses Back Lot Expansion and Potential Grants

Overview: During the recent Lunenburg Cemetery Commission meeting, members focused on the back lot expansion of the cemetery and potential funding opportunities through grants. They discussed the necessity of acquiring updated maps and surveys from Dillis and Roy to understand which trees would be removed and to plan the layout effectively. The commission is seeking clarity on the full plot plans and existing GIS map details, particularly concerning the wooded sections of the 22-acre area.

Kenilworth Borough Council Celebrates Local Achievements and Approves Key Ordinances for Future Development

Overview: The recent Kenilworth Borough Council meeting was marked by community celebrations and key legislative actions. The council honored the Gly Bears for their sports achievements and recognized local Eagle Scouts for community service projects. Additionally, the council approved several ordinances focusing on public safety and infrastructure improvements, including a new four-way stop and bond ordinance for future developments.

Washington Township Grants Retroactive Demolition Permit Amid Zoning Concerns

Overview: The Washington Township Planning Board meeting on July 2, 2025, was dominated by discussions surrounding a controversial retroactive demolition permit for a property on Burke Street. The meeting further addressed issues of zoning compliance and the implications of large-scale residential developments in the township. In addition, the council touched upon a minor subdivision reauthorization and concerns over the accuracy of previously approved minutes.

Sauk Centre City Council Approves Lakeshore Drive Vacation and Advances Infrastructure Projects

Overview: The Sauk Centre City Council meeting addressed community issues, including the approval of a petition to vacate a section of Lakeshore Drive, updates on local infrastructure projects, and the approval of several financial resolutions to support ongoing and future developments. The meeting also touched on the city’s successful acquisition of the Heron parcel and discussed plans for the upcoming fiscal year.

Apopka City Council Faces Community Concerns Over Nonprofit Grants and Local Business Tax Receipts

Overview: The Apopka City Council meeting on July 2nd was marked by discussions on the city’s nonprofit grant program and the potential repeal of local business tax receipts (BTRs). With community members voicing concerns about transparency, economic development, and equitable funding, the council navigated a complex array of topics that underscored the challenges of local governance in a rapidly developing city.