Princeton Council Plans New Bus Route and Short-Term Rental Regulations

Overview: During the recent Princeton Council meeting, progress was made on two issues: the development of a new municipal bus route and the regulation of short-term rentals. These discussions reflect ongoing efforts to address public transportation needs and housing market dynamics within the community.

Edina Unveils Heroes Program to Bolster Affordable Housing for Essential Workers

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Edina Housing & Redevelopment Authority, city officials introduced several initiatives aimed at addressing the city’s affordable housing crisis, with a particular focus on the new Heroes Program, which seeks to assist essential workers in securing housing near their workplaces. This initiative, alongside other ongoing programs, reflects the city’s strategic approach to combat rising housing costs and support community members in critical public service roles.

Old Tappan Planning Board Deliberates on Bridal Salon and Home Occupation Definition

Overview: The Old Tappan Planning Board meeting focused on several issues, including a discussion about a proposed bridal salon and the broader implications of defining home occupations within the community’s zoning framework. Concerns about zoning compliance, potential neighborhood impacts, and the balance between residential and commercial uses were central themes. The meeting also covered applications for variances related to accessory structures and the need for clarity on local zoning regulations.

Chelsea Traffic Commission Deliberates on Speed Bump Requests Amid Emergency Response Concerns

Overview: The Chelsea Traffic and Parking Commission meeting centered on various community requests, including discussions about speed bumps on Pine and Essex Streets, balancing public safety with emergency response needs. Other notable topics included the revocation of a parking pass, parking enforcement challenges, and proposed changes to traffic flow and regulations to enhance safety across the city.

Concerns Over Flooding and Traffic Dominate Piscataway Township Council Meeting

Overview: In the recent meeting of the Piscataway Township Council, residents voiced concerns about local development, flooding risks, and traffic congestion issues. The discussion spanned a range of topics, from community events to financial updates, but the most matters revolved around the implications of a proposed apartment complex and the challenges caused by traffic during local football games.