Eustis Considers Annexation of Key Orange Avenue Property for Residential and Office Use

Overview: During the recent Eustis Local Planning Agency meeting, members discussed the potential annexation and rezoning of a 3.34-acre property on East Orange Avenue, which could pave the way for increased residential and office use in the area. The proposed ordinance 24-36 would assign the property, presently an enclave in county jurisdiction, a residential office transitional land use designation. This change would allow for a density of up to 12 dwelling units per acre and facilitate office and limited commercial uses, aligning with existing patterns along Orange Avenue.

Proposed Mosque Sparks Traffic and Parking Concerns in Sayreville

Overview: During the recent Sayreville Borough Planning Board meeting, discussions were dominated by concerns about the traffic and parking implications of a proposed mosque on Ernston Road. The proposed development, which includes a three-story, 44,000 square foot building, has led to debates over the adequacy of parking arrangements, traffic management strategies, and the potential impact on local infrastructure.

Sparta Planning Board Grapples with Parking Challenges for New Restaurant Proposals

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Sparta Planning Board deliberated on the parking and zoning challenges associated with a proposed development of two restaurant spaces on Sparta Avenue.

Plainfield Residents Oppose Woodland Avenue Redevelopment Amid Council Approval

Overview: The Plainfield City Council meeting saw discussions on various community and municipal issues, with a notable focus on resident opposition to a proposed redevelopment project on Woodland Avenue. Despite public dissent, the council voted to advance a resolution related to the project. Key topics included the council’s stance on Payments in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) agreements, health insurance transitions, and the recognition of a city employee’s heroic actions.

Englewood Approves $25 Million Renovation for Flood-Damaged Senior Building

Overview: The Englewood City Council convened to address several issues, with the most significant being the approval of a $25 million renovation plan for the Vincent KB Senior Building on West Street. The building, severely damaged by Hurricane Ida three years ago, is set to undergo extensive flood-proofing renovations funded by FEMA and HUD. The renovation aims to enhance the living conditions of residents and includes new mechanical systems and flood-proof doors.