Danvers Planning Board Weighs Changes to Dead-End Street Regulations Amid Diverse Development Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Danvers Planning Board tackled issues related to development regulations, focusing on dead-end street policies and signage design for new downtown developments. The board’s decisions reflected ongoing efforts to balance aesthetics, historical preservation, and modern infrastructure needs within the community.

Setback and Driveway Variances Spark Deliberations at East Bethel Planning Meeting

Overview: During the recent East Bethel Planning Commission meeting, discussions were held on variance requests for a reduced setback for a patio and a second driveway access for two separate properties. Both applications generated considerable debate.

Vineland City Council Approves Settlement Agreement and Updates on Community Events

Overview: In a recent Vineland City Council meeting, decisions were made, including the approval of a settlement agreement related to ongoing litigation and the issuance of a new plenary retail consumption license. The council also discussed upcoming community events, such as the city’s Christmas parade and tree lighting ceremony.

Grand Marais City Council Approves Cannabis Ordinance With Reduced Buffer Zones

Overview: The Grand Marais City Council has approved a controversial Cannabis Ordinance, which includes a reduction in buffer zones around schools and other establishments, amid concerns about neighborhood impacts and retail location implications. This decision, alongside updates on the new city hall construction and budget adjustments, formed the crux of discussions at the recent council meeting.

Glassboro Council Advances Redevelopment Plans Amid Resident Concerns Over Lead Pipe Notices

Overview: At the recent Glassboro Borough Council meeting, several ordinances were adopted, including one for a redevelopment plan, while residents continued to express confusion over lead pipe notices. The council also approved new street names and addressed progress on local construction projects.