Lake Como Advances Affordable Housing Plan to Protect Against Developer-Imposed Projects

Overview: In a recent Lake Como Borough Council meeting, the council adopted a resolution to implement the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs’ (DCA) calculations for affordable housing obligations. This move aims to provide the borough with greater control over its affordable housing developments and safeguard against potential unwanted projects by developers. Other discussions included the introduction of a salary ordinance, a grant application for park improvements, and issues related to infrastructure and public services.

Morris Plains Residents Voice Concerns Over McDonald’s Development at Planning Board Meeting

Overview: During a recent Morris Plains Planning Board meeting, community members expressed concerns about potential safety and environmental impacts tied to a proposed McDonald’s development on Speedwell Avenue. The board reviewed various aspects of the application, including traffic flow, noise pollution, and zoning compliance, amidst public apprehension and ongoing debates over the project’s implications for local residents.

Shutesbury Lake Wyola Advisory Committee Explores Grant Opportunities and Road Maintenance Solutions

Overview: The Shutesbury Lake Wyola Advisory Committee convened to address issues surrounding road maintenance and explore funding opportunities for projects aimed at improving the lake’s water quality and infrastructure. A focal point of the meeting was the potential collaboration with the Town of Chester to gain insights into their successful grant application for addressing road erosion and beaver dam impacts, a process seen as potentially beneficial for Shutesbury’s similar challenges.

Miami Beach Confronts Housing, Safety, and Traffic Challenges in Latest Committee Meeting

Overview: The Miami Beach Land Use and Sustainability Committee meeting on January 16, 2025, tackled a range of issues, from the challenges of housing affordability and safety in nightclubs to strategies for managing traffic congestion.

Revere Traffic Commission Approves New Traffic Studies and Parking Changes Amid Safety Concerns

Overview: In a recent session on January 16, the Revere Traffic Commission addressed multiple issues ranging from traffic safety to parking amendments, with notable outcomes including the approval of a traffic study on Charger Street and changes to handicap and regular parking regulations across various streets.