Old Bridge Township Zoning Board Denies Landscaping Business Variance Amid Traffic and Safety Concerns

Overview: The Old Bridge Township Zoning Board of Adjustment meeting on August 1, 2024, saw discussions and decisions, including the denial of a D1 use variance for MCB Landscaping on County Route 516, sparked by concerns over traffic, safety, and neighborhood character. Other notable resolutions included approvals for bulk variances related to residential properties, but it was the landscaping business application that garnered the most attention and debate.

Little Falls Planning Board Approves DL Development’s Mixed-Use Project Amid Traffic and Zoning Concerns

Overview: The Little Falls Planning Board’s recent meeting primarily focused on approving DL Development LLC’s mixed-use project on New York Pompton Turnpike, amidst concerns about traffic, zoning variances, and floodplain regulations. The board also reviewed other applications and addressed public and board member questions about the proposed developments.

Lunenburg Parks Commission Plans for Polar Plunge Fundraiser Amidst Capital Improvement Discussions

Overview: The Lunenburg Parks Commission meeting on July 31, 2024, focused on planning for the Boys and Girls Club Polar Plunge fundraiser and discussing capital improvement projects, including the development of local park facilities and addressing safety concerns at Wham Lake.

Islamorada Village Council Debates Beach Pollution and Dog Park Relocation

Overview: During the recent Islamorada Village Council meeting, concerns over beach pollution and the possible relocation of a dog park took center stage. This discussion was prompted by Van Cadenhead, who highlighted high levels of E. coli bacteria at Lagoon Saloon beach and urged the council to reconsider the placement of Puppy Poopy Park. The meeting also tackled the preliminary rate resolution for solid waste collection and the establishment of a No Parking Zone on L Key.

Revere Beach Welcomes Farmers Market to Its Sands

Overview: The Revere City Council meeting discussed several topics, but the relocation of the Farmers Market to Revere Beach emerged as the most notable. The move aims to increase accessibility and community engagement, leveraging the high foot traffic and proximity to public transportation at the beachfront location.