West Orange Council Tackles Sweeping Waste Management Overhaul

Overview: In a recent West Orange Town Council meeting, the primary focus was the significant overhaul of the town’s waste management system, a topic that sparked debate among council members and residents alike. The discussion covered a range of waste management options and their potential implications for the township’s budget, logistics, and the community’s well-being.

New Milford Council Addresses Bailey Park Tennis Court Issues

Overview: The New Milford Borough Council meeting brought several issues to the fore, with the most pressing being the closure and planned remediation of the Bailey Park tennis courts. This matter, coupled with the council’s action to establish an affordable housing committee and the introduction of a rental regulation ordinance, highlighted the session’s agenda.

Southampton Select Board Gears Up for Special Town Vote

Overview: The Southampton Select Board has set the stage for a special town vote on June 25th, where residents will decide on acquiring a property off College Highway for municipal use. The vote is a step toward potentially developing a public safety complex, a senior center, affordable housing, and park fields. The board members, in their recent meeting, focused on ensuring that the community is well-informed about the upcoming vote and the projects it may bring.

Jackson Town Council Approves New Girls School, Debates Infrastructure

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Jackson Town Council approved several resolutions that will shape the township’s future, including the green-lighting of a new private girls secondary school and the consideration of a contractor warehouse facility. The council also engaged in discussions on the township’s infrastructure and development, addressing traffic, utility services, and zoning issues.

Cocoa Beach Planning Board Approves Westgate Resort Plan

Overview: The Cocoa Beach Planning Board has recommended approval for the Westgate Resorts at the Cocoa Beach Pier development. The proposed development includes a 16-unit hotel and a plan for maintaining public parking spaces, and it has stirred community interest due to its potential impact on traffic, parking, and beach access. During the meeting, the board also discussed a right-of-way easement for 488 North 4th Street, touching upon the intricacies of property encroachment and city liability.