Milton Select Board Discusses Climate Certification and Greenhouse Gas Concerns

Overview: At a recent Milton Select Board meeting, discussions centered on a rise in the town’s greenhouse gas emissions, a proposed climate leader certification, and plans for electrifying town vehicles.

Somers Point City Council Weighs Redevelopment and City Hall Upgrades Amid Community Concerns

Overview: The Somers Point City Council meeting focused on discussions around the redevelopment of 90 Broadway and debated the necessity of immediate improvements to the city hall building. The meeting also highlighted community challenges, such as housing displacement and the condition of municipal facilities, alongside administrative resolutions and public concerns.

North Port City Council Evaluates Financing Options for Police Headquarters and Key Infrastructure Projects

Overview: The North Port City Council meeting focused heavily on financing strategies for significant upcoming projects, notably the proposed police headquarters, as well as wastewater facility upgrades and a solid waste transfer station. The council deliberated on the feasibility of pursuing public-private partnerships (P3) and certificates of participation (COP) to fund these initiatives, emphasizing the need for comprehensive financial assessments and strategic planning to balance fiscal responsibility with infrastructure needs.

Montclair Residents Demand Action on Stalled Construction and Eminent Domain Concerns

Overview: During a recent Montclair Town Council meeting, residents voiced their concerns about a stalled construction project on Oxford Street and the looming threat of eminent domain on Martin’s Funeral Home. Both issues have sparked significant unrest in the community, prompting calls for immediate council intervention.

Rochester Approves Development with Affordable Housing at Civic Center North

Overview: During the latest Rochester Economic Development Authority meeting, the board approved development assistance agreements for the Civic Center North apartment project in Tax Increment Financing (TIF) District Number 82. This significant decision involved a public-private partnership aimed at maximizing city-owned land usage, enhancing riverfront access, and incorporating affordable housing. The project will feature 341 residential units, with 76 designated for deeper affordability at 30% to 50% of the area median income (AMI).