Holmdel Town Council Deliberates Over Sports Court Lighting with Site Visit Planned

Overview: The Holmdel Town Council meeting on December 3, 2025, was dominated by discussions surrounding a contentious sports court and its associated lighting variances. The council decided to conduct a site visit to assess whether the lighting modifications made by the applicant, Mike Jenkins, were sufficient to meet community standards and comply with local ordinances. Concerns about the lighting’s impact on neighbors, particularly those living near the newly constructed court, formed the crux of the conversation, while broader issues of ordinance compliance and neighborhood character were also deliberated.

Littleton Conservation Commission Approves Restoration Plan for 172 Wickham Amidst Environmental Concerns

Overview: The Littleton Conservation Commission meeting on December 2, 2025, focused on approving a restoration plan for a property on Wickham, addressing environmental considerations, and discussing improvements at a potential fishing site. The commission also evaluated property boundaries, invasive species management, and stormwater strategies while exploring the potential for a pollinator garden at Brown’s Woods.

Temple Terrace City Council Greenlights New Government Affairs Consultant Amidst Infrastructure Concerns

Overview: The Temple Terrace City Council meeting focused on several topics, including the appointment of a new government affairs consulting firm, amendments to city ordinances, and a proposed recreational facility. The council voted to engage Gray Robinson as their new government affairs consultant, emphasizing the need for strategic advocacy in securing funding for infrastructure projects, particularly water system improvements. The session also included discussions on short-term rental regulations and a proposal for a pickleball facility.

South Miami City Council Welcomes New EV Charging Proposal Amid Pew’s Departure

Overview: In a recent South Miami City Council meeting, officials discussed the installation of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations, the departure of a long-serving parks director, and the complexities surrounding a collective bargaining agreement. The council also addressed community concerns regarding park development and solid waste management.

Summit City Council Tackles Leash Laws and Firehouse Sale Amid Community Concerns

Overview: The Summit City Council meeting on December 1st was marked by discussions on community safety, property sales, and legislative updates. The most topics involved the reinforcement of leash laws in public parks, the impending sale of the old firehouse, and new ordinances affecting the city’s sporting and parking regulations.