Milltown Council Debates Water Meter Replacement Fee Amid Public Concerns

Overview: The Milltown Borough Council meeting on November 10, 2025, was dominated by discussions on a proposed ordinance to amend water meter replacement requirements, which included a contentious $250 monthly fee for non-compliance. The council also tackled issues related to water rates, public health initiatives, and staffing challenges within the borough government.

Pasco County Residents Clash Over Proposed Meadow Point Gate Amidst Safety Concerns

Overview: At the recent Pasco County Planning Commission meeting, discussions centered around the proposal for a gate at Renest Drive, intended to address traffic and safety concerns in the Meadow Point 2 Community Development District (CDD). This proposition has sparked debate among residents over its potential impact on local traffic patterns and safety, particularly in light of two traumatic incidents where individuals were airlifted after being struck by vehicles on this roadway.

Passaic City Council Celebrates Historic Voter Turnout and Addresses Concerns Over Local Development

Overview: In a recent Passaic City Council meeting, the mayor celebrated an unprecedented voter turnout in the recent elections, while residents voiced concerns about local development projects and public amenities. The meeting covered a wide range of topics, including the expansion of the city’s shuttle service, infrastructure updates, and the implementation of new ordinances.

Cape May Committee Grapples with E-Bike Ordinance and Safety Concerns

Overview: The recent Cape May Bike and Pedestrian Advisory Committee meeting focused on the introduction of a new electric bike (e-bike) ordinance and persistent community safety issues, including speeding and infrastructure improvements. The committee discussed the ordinance’s implications, particularly the fines associated with violations, and emphasized the need for public education on e-bike use. Adjustmentsttention was also given to strategies for reducing speeding and enhancing pedestrian safety through infrastructure projects.

Kenilworth Borough Council Approves Ordinances on Noise Control and No-Parking for Disabled Access

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Kenilworth Borough Council approved two important ordinances: one clarifying noise regulations and another establishing no-parking zones to facilitate transportation for a developmentally disabled resident. These legislative actions were part of a broader agenda that addressed public safety, infrastructure updates, and community engagement.