Flemington Board Reviews Development with Signage and Stormwater Solutions

Overview: The Flemington Planning Board convened to discuss a redevelopment project on Route 31, focusing on the modernization of an underutilized commercial space. The project, representing Flemington Circle Realty LLC, seeks to transform the site with updated architecture, improved circulation, and enhanced landscaping. However, the proposal has sparked debate over the size and visibility of signage, alongside challenges in managing stormwater runoff.

Kingston Selectmen Discuss Cannabis Policy and Road Safety, Deliberate on New EV Chargers

Overview: During the Kingston Board of Selectmen meeting, several topics were addressed, including the development of a social equity policy for cannabis licensing, ongoing issues with road maintenance and traffic safety, and the proposed upgrade of electric vehicle charging stations. The board navigated concerns from residents and committee members while considering both immediate and long-term impacts of these initiatives.

Oakland Borough Council Approves New Ordinance to Improve Traffic Safety Following Fatal Accident

Overview: In a meeting on August 26, 2025, the Oakland Borough Council discussed multiple community concerns and initiatives, notably approving a new ordinance aimed at enhancing traffic safety and addressing the recent death of Jaylen Gomez. The council also swore in a new Class 3 special law enforcement officer, Rodrigo D. Ro, and deliberated on infrastructure updates and community event planning.

Jersey City Approves Development Amidst Community Concerns Over Safety and Parking

Overview: In a meeting filled with public dissent and debate, the Jersey City Planning Board approved a subdivision application for a public park on Newark Avenue while navigating discussions on various proposed developments, particularly a controversial project on Bergen Avenue. The decisions highlight ongoing tensions between urban development ambitions and community concerns over parking, safety, and neighborhood character.

Mayer City Council Weighs Parking Lot Changes Amidst Financial and Infrastructure Plans

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Mayer City Council deliberated proposed changes to a parking lot configuration, alongside discussions on financial planning and infrastructure projects. The council also addressed a special event license for an upcoming community event and revised a park bench donation program.