Willingboro Town Council Faces Residents’ Demands for Action on Rental Property Negligence and Community Safety.

Overview: The recent Willingboro Town Council meeting was dominated by residents voicing concerns over the state of rental properties and community safety, with calls for stricter enforcement of landlord responsibilities and improvements to neighborhood conditions. The discussion revealed a community grappling with issues of property neglect, inadequate lighting, and safety hazards, urging the council to take immediate action.

Westport Conservation Commission Debates Setbacks and Wetland Protections for New Developments

Overview: In the latest Westport Conservation Commission meeting, several development proposals were scrutinized, with the primary focus on addressing environmental impacts and ensuring compliance with local regulations. The commission evaluated proposals for new constructions within wetland buffer zones, debated the necessity of setbacks, and deliberated on best practices to preserve sensitive ecological areas.

Livingston Planning Board Approves 223-Unit Residential Project with Affordable Housing Commitment

Overview: The Livingston Town Planning Board recently convened to discuss several topics, the most significant being the approval of a 223-unit multifamily residential project proposed by Camelot Associates LP, located on South Orange Avenue. This development is of particular importance as it aligns with the township’s affordable housing requirements.

Ayer-Shirley Regional School Committee Approves New Positions and Tackles Sports Amidst COVID-19 Challenges

Overview: During a recent meeting, the Ayer-Shirley Regional School Committee approved several new positions for the upcoming school year and discussed the continuation and adaptation of sports programs within the constraints of the COVID-19 pandemic. The committee also addressed issues concerning equity, diversity, and inclusion, both in sports and within the educational environment.

Seminole Code Enforcement Board Enforces Hefty Fines for Property Violations Amidst Community Concerns

Overview: During the Seminole Code Enforcement Board meeting, several cases of property code violations commanded attention, impacting properties across the area. The board imposed significant fines on property owners for non-compliance with local regulations, particularly focusing on safety hazards and unsightly conditions in residential neighborhoods. One notable issues involved a property on Long Pond Drive, owned by Crystal and James R. Mumper, which drew extensive discussion due to numerous violations, including a dilapidated fence, stagnant water, and accumulated rubbish.