Amherst Zoning Board Approves Driveway Relocation Amid Tree Removal Concerns

Overview: The Amherst Zoning Board of Appeals, after thorough deliberations, unanimously approved a special permit for the relocation of a driveway from Pine Street to Hitchin Post Road for a property on Pine Street. The decision, which included a consideration of related tree removal issues, followed a detailed examination of the application submitted by property owner Kathy Song.

Ventnor City Council Tackles Parking Woes, New Developments, and Community Concerns

Overview: During the recent Ventnor City Council meeting, discussions primarily centered around parking challenges, the impact of new developments, and the introduction of a self-publishing legal notice system. The council addressed ongoing concerns about parking congestion, especially concerning the Troy Avenue development, and the anticipated changes to public notice publishing processes that will come into effect in 2025.

Jersey City Zoning Board Approves 30 Clinton Avenue Development with Density and Height Variances

Overview: The Jersey City Zoning Board of Adjustment has approved a contentious development proposal for a property on Clinton Avenue, granting preliminary and final site plan approval along with density and height variances. This decision allows for the construction of a four-story residential building that will exceed zoning density limits.

Egg Harbor City Council Addresses Personnel Changes, Community Events, and Infrastructure Projects

Overview: The Egg Harbor City Council meeting on January 8, 2026, focused on personnel changes, successful community events, and ongoing infrastructure projects. Key discussions included the separation from a recently hired employee, the need for a dedicated department head in the code department, the success of the holiday parade, and the status of various road and public safety projects.

Scottsdale Debates Parking Solutions Amid Concerns Over Old Town Character

Overview: In a recent Scottsdale City Council meeting, discussions centered on issues concerning Old Town Scottsdale’s parking needs, the relocation of the Farmer’s Market, and the establishment of a Downtown Task Force. The council debated various proposals to address these challenges, emphasizing the importance of stakeholder engagement and the preservation of Old Town’s unique character.