Pompton Lakes Mayor Insists on Restaurant in Meridia Project Amid Redevelopment Talks

Overview: During the latest Pompton Lakes Redevelopment Agency meeting, discussions were dominated by ongoing development projects, with Mayor Michael Serra asserting the need for a restaurant in the Meridia project per the original agreement. The meeting also covered substantial plans for renovations along Hamburg Turnpike and concerns about local infrastructure impacting future developments.

Revere Traffic Commission Moves to Enhance Safety at High-Risk Intersection and Enforce Scooter Regulations

Overview: The recent meeting of the Revere Traffic Commission focused on addressing safety concerns at a high-risk intersection and enforcing regulations for motorized scooters. Mayor Patrick M. Keefe Jr. highlighted the need for safety measures at the intersection of Northshore Road and Vera Street, where repeated vehicle strikes have posed a danger to residents. Additionally, the commission discussed a directive to enforce Massachusetts laws regarding motorized scooters.

Fall River Zoning Board Tables Daycare Proposal Amidst Parking and Traffic Concerns

Overview: The Fall River Zoning Board of Appeals recently held a meeting where the primary focus was a proposal to convert a former dental office on Rock Street into a childcare facility for 50 to 68 children. The application, which sought a special permit for parking and signage exemptions, was met with debate due to potential impacts on traffic, neighborhood character, and compliance with zoning regulations. Ultimately, the board decided to table the matter, requesting further clarification from the building inspector on the adequacy of a previously issued letter.

Lambertville Residents Voice Concerns Over PILOT Programs and Environmental Issues

Overview: The recent Lambertville City Council meeting was dominated by discussions about the financial and environmental implications of Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) agreements for local developments, notably the Hibernia apartments and K of Manian project. Residents expressed significant concern regarding the potential tax burden on long-term residents and the transparency of such agreements. Additionally, environmental issues, particularly those related to flooding and pollution, were highlighted as community concerns. The meeting also touched on other local developments, the need for traffic studies, and the importance of transparency in municipal decisions.

Proposed Carnival Location Sparks Safety Concerns at Revere License Commission Meeting

Overview: The Revere License Commission meeting was primarily dominated by discussions surrounding a proposed carnival by Fiesta Shows, with significant safety concerns raised regarding its planned location. This prompted the commission to table the decision, allowing the event organizers to address the issues. Additionally, the meeting saw approvals for other license applications, including a one-day license for the city’s annual fall festival and a motorcycle fundraising event, as well as a change of management for a local hotel.