Princeton Council Prioritizes Infrastructure and Community Services in Sweeping Resolutions

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Princeton Council, the assembly made strides in addressing the town’s infrastructure and community service needs. The session was marked by the approval of a series of resolutions centered on upgrades to the sewer system, public transportation, and community health programs.

Townsend Board Debates Zoning for Multifamily Housing

Overview: In a recent Townsend Planning Board meeting, discussions unfolded surrounding proposed zoning changes aimed at introducing new multifamily overlay districts, which could reshape the town’s housing landscape. These changes include defining the boundaries of these districts, setting density restrictions, and adjusting development standards. Additionally, the meeting addressed the appointment of a new associate member, the introduction of zoning bylaw amendments, and revisions to parking standards for multifamily dwellings.

Buena Vista Council Grapples with Offshore Wind Project Concerns

Overview: During the recent Buena Vista Town Council meeting, attention was directed towards the issue of offshore wind projects. The topic was brought into focus by Mayor Vince Sarah of Brigantine, who conveyed his staunch opposition. Mayor Sarah’s presentation underscored the complex debate surrounding the environmental and economic impact of offshore wind turbines, an issue that resonated with both council members and residents in attendance.

West Windsor Council Navigates Acme Woods Development and Stormwater Ordinance

Overview: In the latest West Windsor Town Council meeting, the preservation of Acme Woods amidst its proposed development for a new daycare center emerged as a focal point. The settlement agreement, which would allow for the construction of the daycare while preserving two-thirds of the woods, was up for council approval. This development, alongside discussions on stormwater control regulations and public concerns about a tree removal ordinance, captured the community’s attention and highlighted the ongoing challenges of balancing growth with environmental stewardship.

Chelmsford Select Board Tackles Fire Station Renovation Costs

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Chelmsford Select Board addressed a variety of issues, including a discussion on the proposed renovation of fire stations and the associated costs to taxpayers. Additionally, the board voted to appoint KP Law as Town Counsel until June 30, 2025, and deliberated on a contentious Chapter 40B affordable housing project on Riverneck Road.