Lambertville Eyes Infrastructure and Revenue Upgrades

Overview: The Lambertville City Council recently convened to discuss a range of issues affecting the community, with a particular focus on infrastructure improvements and financial planning. The meeting, which did not include a public comment period, was marked by the absence of Mayor Andrew J. Nowick. The most newsworthy topics included the implementation of new revenue sources such as the cannabis retail sales tax, the amendment of the lease agreement with Wells Fargo Bank, and the introduction of ordinances to improve local infrastructure and community safety.

Roselle Park Council Addresses Community Concerns, Introduces New Ordinances

Overview: In a recent Roselle Park Borough Council meeting, the introduction of ordinances related to truck routes, loading zones, and the repeal of a health and wellness committee took precedence. These legislative changes, alongside reports from council members on an array of community events and initiatives, shaped the session.

Jacksonville Beach Appoints New Mayor Pro Tem After Coin Flip

Overview: In a recent Jacksonville Beach City Council meeting, the appointment of a new Mayor Pro Tem stood out as the most significant event, especially given the unusual circumstances of a coin flip deciding the outcome. After a tie in council votes, Sandy Golding was selected for the role, an outcome that followed endorsements from several council members and community members who cited her commitment to the community.

Red Bank Council Tackles Historic Preservation, Infrastructure, and Deputy Mayor Appointment

Overview: The recent Red Bank Reorganization Meeting witnessed the Borough Council addressing a series of matters ranging from the reinstatement of the Historic Preservation Commission to major infrastructure projects and the election of a Deputy Mayor for 2024. Amidst routine adjustments and expressions of gratitude for public service, the council discussed the importance of transparency and accountability in local government bodies, recognized new officials in neighboring municipalities, and laid out plans for community health initiatives and environmental sustainability.

Ocean Township Council Addresses Impervious Coverage Regulations and Infrastructure Projects

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Ocean Township Council tackled issues surrounding impervious coverage regulations, the impact on residential zoning, and critical infrastructure projects. The council discussed proposed changes to impervious coverage requirements. The meeting also covered various ongoing projects, including road improvements, the WIPCO project, and the potential application for a Community Development Block Grant for bathroom renovations. Notably, the council debated the construction of a pedestrian bridge and its implications, and announced plans for the township’s 175th anniversary celebration.