Greenfield City Council Committee Revisits Defeated Zoning Amendment for Accessory Dwelling Units

Overview: The Greenfield City Council’s Economic Development Committee held a discussion on February 10, 2026, to revisit a previously defeated zoning amendment concerning accessory dwelling units (ADUs). The committee debated whether to bring the amendment back for a full council vote, following legal advice to suspend rules that would typically prevent reconsideration within nine months.

Middlesex Borough Council Introduces Affordable Housing Ordinances Amidst Rising Health Insurance Costs

Overview: In its recent meeting, the Middlesex Borough Council introduced several ordinances aiming to address affordable housing requirements and manage rising health insurance costs within the borough. The council also tackled the issue of snow removal from fire hydrants and sidewalks, seeking to clarify responsibilities for property owners.

Boynton Beach City Commission Approves Zoning Changes for Josie’s Restaurant Expansion

Overview: During the recent Boynton Beach City Commission meeting, the commission unanimously approved several key changes for the future of Josie’s Restaurant, located on North Federal Highway. These changes include amendments to the future land use map and official zoning map, facilitating the restaurant’s expansion plans.

Southwick Planning Board Discusses New Dog Park and Open Space Initiatives

Overview: The Southwick Planning Board recently convened to discuss several community projects, notably a proposed dog park and open space management plans.

Miami Lakes Board Delays Decisions on Key Development Projects Amid Public Concerns

Overview: The Miami Lakes Planning & Zoning Board meeting saw discussions and debates surrounding a proposed development by the Graham Companies that aims to transform an industrial office site into a medium-density residential community with 541 apartments. Concerns over public notice deficiencies and the substantial impact on local infrastructure, especially traffic and water resources, led to the deferral of key agenda items. The Graham Companies’ proposal was further scrutinized for its financial implications under the “Live Local” initiative, and the board’s advisory role was clarified amidst public discontent over perceived procedural issues.