Falmouth Zoning Board Evaluates Wendy’s Proposal Amid Traffic and Safety Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Falmouth Zoning Board, the primary focus was a proposal by Fashion Food LLC to develop a Wendy’s restaurant on a vacant lot in the B2 business district at Worcester Court. The proposal generated debate over potential traffic congestion, safety issues, and its impact on the surrounding community. Concerns were raised about the suitability of the site for a fast-food establishment, particularly given its proximity to a busy intersection and residential areas. Additionally, a special permit was granted for a residential garage modification, and procedural matters regarding board composition were discussed.

Piscataway Township Council Discusses Budget Savings, Traffic Issues, and Community Involvement

Overview: The Piscataway Township Council meeting on November 6, 2025, addressed several topics, including notable budget savings, ongoing discussions with the New Jersey Department of Transportation (DOT) about traffic concerns, and various community initiatives.

Residents Raise Concerns Over Traffic and Safety in Proposed Kingston Development

Overview: During the Kingston Zoning Board meeting on November 5, 2025, the primary focus was on a proposed residential development by Kushman Farms LLC, which raised concerns regarding traffic congestion and safety among local residents. The project, set to occupy a 12.7-acre parcel on Kushman Drive, includes plans for 144 residential units and 264 parking spaces, but has faced scrutiny from community members worried about its impact on their neighborhood’s character and infrastructure.

Jackson Zoning Board Approves Variances for Burke Family’s Auto Body Shop Amidst Planning and Safety Concerns

Overview: The Jackson Zoning Board meeting prominently addressed the approval of variances for Jerry’s Auto Body LLC, owned by the Burke family, seeking to legalize a metal pole barn built without necessary permits. This decision was accompanied by discussions on zoning complications and safety measures, as well as the implications of a large-scale mixed-use development in Jackson.

Traffic Safety and Property Concerns Dominate Long Hill Town Council Meeting

Overview: The Long Hill Town Council meeting on November 5, 2025, was marked by discussions on traffic safety improvements, particularly the potential installation of a traffic light on Northville Road, and debates over property acquisitions for new municipal facilities. Public comments and council deliberations also focused on amendments to land use ordinances, a proposed e-bike regulation, and community engagement initiatives.