Ocean Zoning Board Deliberates on Digital Billboard Applications

Overview: The Ocean (Monmouth County) Zoning Board convened to discuss several billboard applications, particularly focusing on the proposed digital billboard on Highway 35. The meeting was marked by extensive deliberations on the implications of the billboard’s placement, height, and compliance with local ordinances, as well as public concerns regarding its potential impact on the community.

Hawthorne Borough Council Discusses Geese Management Costs, Business Relocation Procedures, and Traffic Concerns

Overview: The Hawthorne Borough Council meeting on September 18, 2024, covered various topics, including the high costs associated with geese management, the need for streamlined business relocation procedures, and urgent traffic concerns raised by residents.

Southwick Community Preservation Committee Endorses Historic Property Acquisition for Public Use

Overview: The Southwick Community Preservation Committee (CPC) convened on September 18th to discuss several initiatives, notably endorsing an application for the acquisition of a historic parcel on College Highway by the South Historical Society. The meeting also tackled procedural updates, conservation matters, and future recreational projects.

Escambia Board Approves Conditional Use for Outdoor Dining on Mobile Highway

Overview: The Escambia Board of Adjustment approved a conditional use application for outdoor dining at a restaurant on Mobile Highway, despite concerns over noise and neighborhood impact. This decision followed extensive discussion and input from both the applicants and local residents.

Taylor County Board Focuses on Water Infrastructure and Safety Concerns

Overview: The Taylor County Board of Commissioners convened to address various community issues, with a primary focus on water infrastructure, flooding concerns, and upcoming community events. Key topics included the management of water flow in local creeks, potential blockages affecting drainage, infrastructure improvements, and the approval of the Water Authority’s budget.