Madeira Beach Zoning Debate Centers on Building Heights and Setbacks

Overview: The Madeira Beach Planning Commission recently convened to address significant zoning changes in John’s Pass Village, with particular focus on building height regulations and setback requirements. The meeting, which did not disclose the attendance of specific members, included discussions on how these changes could impact the community’s visual aesthetics, the legal status of existing buildings, and future development within the commercial core and pedestrian areas.

Dunellen Council Approves RightWay Agreement with Comcast

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Dunellen Borough Council focused on pressing budgetary issues, infrastructure improvements, and community initiatives. The most notable development was the approval of a RightWay agreement with Comcast.

Ventnor City Council Advances Public Safety and Local Infrastructure

Overview: The Ventnor City Council convened on March 28th, 2024, where several decisions were made, including the reappointment of Dino Cavalier as the new construction official and the awarding of a signal synchronization project to Ferazi Concrete designed to enhance traffic flow and pedestrian safety. Additionally, the council discussed the extension of an interlocal agreement with Longport for code official services and addressed local concerns regarding traffic safety on Edgewater Avenue.

Amherst Eyes Traffic Calming and Recycling Changes Amidst Community Debate

Overview: The Amherst Town Services and Outreach Committee recently convened to discuss several issues, with the focal point being the proposed traffic calming measures on Heatherstone Road. The meeting also covered potential neighborhood speed limit changes, road and sidewalk improvements on Belchertown Road, updates on the organics collection program, and the transition to a single stream recycling system.

Washington Town Council Backs Special Needs First Responder Initiative and Honors Disability Advocate

Overview: In a recent Washington Township Town Council meeting, the community’s focus on support for individuals with disabilities was put at the forefront. The council showed unanimous support for a new initiative aimed at assisting special needs individuals during emergency responses and recognized the advocacy work of Miss Wheelchair New Jersey, Kelly Stout.