Tenafly Council Debates Downtown Parking and Public Safety Measures

Overview: In a recent Tenafly Borough Council meeting, attention was given to the downtown parking ordinance, the potential takeover of lots from CSX, and the installation of downtown cameras for public safety. These topics dominated the discussions.

Fort Myers Beach LPA Denies Land Use Change Amid Community Concerns

Overview: In a recent session, Fort Myers Beach Local Planning Agency voted against a proposed future land use map change, addressing residents’ concerns about potential impacts on the community. The decision came after a thorough discussion on the potential rezoning of a property intended to be part of the downtown district, with members and residents alike expressing skepticism about the implications for neighborhood traffic, density, and the island’s character.

Union Township Addresses Crime Surge, Safety, and Community Events

Overview: At the recent Union Town Council meeting, residents and officials expressed concerns over a surge in crime, particularly car thefts and home burglaries, and discussed various community safety and event initiatives. The council addressed the issues of public safety, infrastructure, and community engagement, with attention given to the recent unsettling incidents of criminal activity within the township.

Bridgewater Zoning Board Deliberates Self-Storage Proposal

Overview: In a recent Bridgewater Zoning Board meeting, a proposed self-storage facility took center stage amid discussions of variance requests, environmental impact, and community concerns. The proposed facility, situated in the town’s commercial nursing home district, requires multiple variances, including adjustments to floor area ratio, yard setbacks, impervious lot coverage, and building height. The project’s potential impact on local traffic, stormwater management, and the environment were key points of contention.

Glassboro Council Adopts Bond Ordinances, Addresses Public Concerns

Overview: The Glassboro Borough Council meeting on April 9th, 2024, was marked by the adoption of two significant bond ordinances, the recognition of law enforcement officers for exceptional service, and the engagement with community concerns regarding stormwater management, infrastructure costs, and parking regulations. The council also celebrated community events and discussed various project updates during the session.