Bradley Beach Land Use Board Moves to Strengthen Transparency in Meeting Procedures

Overview: The Bradley Beach Land Use Board convened recently to address a range of topics, including procedural clarifications, board appointments, and communication strategies aimed at enhancing transparency and compliance with legal standards. The meeting featured discussions on ethical considerations in appointing board professionals, procedural clarity in meeting schedules, and the importance of transparent communication practices.

Bradford County Council Faces Community Concerns Over Land Use and Development Decisions

Overview: The Bradford County Council meeting was marked by public concerns over land use and development, particularly involving a conservation easement proposal and donations of land for community use. Discussions also centered on American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding allocations and infrastructure projects.

Tequesta Board Reviews Infrastructure Projects and Ordinance Changes Amidst Community Concerns

Overview: The Tequesta Planning and Zoning Board meeting focused on significant infrastructure updates, including road improvements and park developments, alongside discussions on construction noise ordinances and aesthetic changes to local buildings. Key topics included the undergrounding of utilities, enhancements at Remembrance Park, and modifications to construction hours.

Narragansett Regional School Committee Modifies Graduation Requirements in Response to MCAS Policy Changes.

Overview: The Narragansett Regional School Committee recently focused on changes to the graduation requirements, particularly addressing the competency determination process related to the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS). The meeting also covered updates on budget preparations, school choice enrollment trends, and student activities.

Franklin Planning Board Denies Onyx 789 LLC Warehouse Plan Amid Safety and Zoning Concerns

Overview: During a recent Franklin Planning Board meeting, a proposal by Onyx 789 LLC to develop a 91,900 square-foot warehouse on Old New Brunswick Road was denied. The decision was influenced by concerns over safety, zoning, and traffic implications. These issues were debated extensively, with board members and the public raising questions about the project’s compatibility with local regulations and its potential impact on the community.