Old Tappan Council Addresses High School Parking Woes

Overview: In a recent Old Tappan Borough Council meeting, one notable issue discussed was the high school’s parking situation, which has caused overflow onto public streets and raised community concerns. Delving into the matter, the council debated potential solutions, including limiting street parking during school hours and exploring alternative parking arrangements. The conversation underscored the importance of safety, particularly regarding emergency vehicle access, and the need for collaboration between the council and the school to address the challenges presented by the school’s back gate and its impact on local traffic.

Boston Plans Game Day Transportation for White Stadium Events

Overview: The Boston Planning and Development Board meeting focused on addressing the transportation and parking plans for upcoming game day events at White Stadium in Franklin Park. With the Boston Unity soccer team partnership, the city aims to minimize traffic congestion, improve pedestrian safety, and ensure efficient traffic management while protecting neighborhood parking. The plan includes a variety of transportation modes, such as public transport, shuttle services, and biking, and introduces a neighborhood-specific Game Day Parking program. Community feedback is being sought to refine the approach and manage the impact on local attractions and residents.

Cape Canaveral Debates Infrastructure and Pedestrian Safety Improvements

Overview: The Cape Canaveral Business and Economic Development Board recently convened to discuss several issues impacting the city, including the implementation of traffic calming measures along A1A, pedestrian safety enhancements, and the prioritization and funding of infrastructure projects. The meeting drew attention to the complex planning and financial strategies required to address these city development concerns effectively.

North Miami Planning Commission Approves Height Increase

Overview: In a recent North Miami Planning Commission meeting, members voted unanimously to approve a plan amendment and a land development regulation text amendment, allowing a significant height increase for a development project in the BZ District. The proposed amendments permit a building height of up to 238 feet and 10 inches, subject to specific criteria and a conditional use permit process. This decision dominated the meeting agenda due to its potential impact on the community’s skyline, infrastructure, and urban planning.

Tequesta Council Approves Key Village Improvements

Overview: In the most recent meeting of the Tequesta Village Council, a series of key developments were approved including the appointment of a new mayor, the advancement of significant infrastructure projects, and the adoption of various agreements to better serve the community.