Lunenburg Zoning Board Approves Deck Construction, Debates Solar Panel Setbacks

Overview: The Lunenburg Zoning Board of Appeals recently convened to deliberate applications related to residential construction and renewable energy installations. The board approved a dimensional variation for a residential deck on Kimble Street while grappling with zoning compliance issues for a proposed solar array on Mulpus Road.

Rochelle Park Town Council Addresses Audit Discrepancies and Fire Prevention Fees Amid Community Concerns

Overview: During the recent Rochelle Park Town Council meeting, discussions centered around addressing discrepancies identified in a recent audit and the need to adjust fire prevention fees. These issues were brought to the forefront alongside community concerns over ongoing infrastructure projects and public safety measures.

State Allocates $6 Million to Brevard County for Infrastructure and Environmental Projects

Overview: In a recent Brevard County Commission meeting, Senator Tom Wright announced nearly $6 million in state funding allocated to infrastructure and environmental projects in the county. The funding targets initiatives such as the replacement of the West Central Avenue bridge, storm drainage improvements in Indie Atlantic, and the Indian River Lagoon countywide sewer connection assistance project. Alongside these advancements, the commission also addressed issues like illegal dumping, water and sewer service challenges in Barefoot Bay, and the contentious application of bio-solids in the county.

Wildwood Crest Council Faces Transparency Issues Amid Property Litigation and Police Lawsuit Concerns

Overview: The Wildwood Crest Borough Council meeting focused on issues, including ongoing property litigation, concerns over transparency, and the involvement of police officers in a lawsuit. The council also addressed infrastructure projects, ordinance adoptions, and community feedback on future meeting schedules and local regulations.

Bridgewater Zoning Board Approves New Development for a property on Oak Street Amid Community Enhancements

Overview: The Bridgewater Zoning Board reviewed and ultimately approved a proposal to demolish an uninhabitable home on Oak Street and construct a new dwelling, addressing several variances related to sideyard setbacks and ensuring compliance with zoning requirements. The board also discussed other development projects and administrative matters, with a focus on enhancing neighborhood aesthetics and managing environmental impacts.