Pickleball Court Approved Amid Rising Concerns Over Noise in Manchester-By-The-Sea

Overview: The Manchester-By-The-Sea Select Board meeting focused primarily on deliberations surrounding the approval of a special permit for constructing a pickleball court on Smith’s Point Road. The board approved the permit with conditions addressing concerns about noise and operational hours. Additional topics included upcoming site visits and administrative matters.

Woodcliff Lake Council Honors Fire Department, Discusses Extensive Community Projects

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Woodcliff Lake Borough Council recognized the exceptional efforts of the local fire department in response to a severe bus accident and addressed numerous community projects and concerns, including tennis court redevelopment, transit improvements, and a new “film ready” resolution to attract film projects to the town.

Apopka CRA Faces Budget Scrutiny Amid Calls for Greater Resident Support

Overview: The Apopka Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) meeting focused on the allocation of funds, with debate surrounding the prioritization of projects and the need for improved communication with residents. Public comments reflected concerns over historical injustices and the perceived moral obligation of the agency to prioritize community support over aesthetic improvements.

Gardner City Council Prioritizes Master Plan and Economic Development Initiatives

Overview: During the recent Gardner City Council meeting, discussions centered on the establishment of the city’s first comprehensive master plan, updates to ongoing urban renewal and economic development projects, and personnel changes within the Community Development and Planning Department. These topics highlight the city’s efforts to strategically align its development goals and enhance its capacity to manage future projects effectively.

Amherst Planning Board Considers War Memorial Playground and Budget Concerns Amidst Broader Capital Project Discussions

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Amherst Planning Board deliberated on several issues, including the potential deletion of the War Memorial Playground project, financial software purchases, and the planning process for various capital initiatives.