Lunenburg Sewer Commission Denies School Department Interest Waiver

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Lunenburg Sewer Commission, the most notable decision was the denial of a waiver of interest on a late payment requested by the school department. Despite concerns raised about accountability and lack of explanation for the delay in payment, the commission moved to deny the waiver. Additionally, the commission elected its officers, with John Reynolds being re-elected as chairman, Brett Ramsden as vice-chair, and Michael Mackin as clerk. The meeting also delved into issues such as pump station clogs, manhole inspections, and a significant Q4 billing deficit.

Hackensack Addresses Public Safety and Community Development Concerns

Overview: In a recent Hackensack City Council meeting, the council addressed a series of public safety concerns, community development issues, and administrative changes. Among the most noteworthy items discussed were the resignation of Deputy City Manager Jacqueline Hashmat, public opposition to a proposed 19-story assisted living facility, and various public safety and community enhancement projects.

New Providence Council Addresses Infrastructure and Public Safety

Overview: The New Providence Borough Council recently convened to address a range of issues, including infrastructure improvements, public safety, and community services. Among the topics discussed were resolutions for fire department apparatus maintenance, updates to traffic ordinances, and the purchase of essential equipment for the public works and wastewater departments.

Middlesex Council Addresses Tree Ordinance Amidst Robust Discussions

Overview: The Middlesex Borough Council meeting was a forum for discussions, with topics ranging from the revision of a tree ordinance to concerns over honoring a former mayor with a criminal conviction. The proposed changes to the tree ordinance, which included specifications for measurements and replacement requirements, emerged as a significant agenda item, sparking debate among the council and community members.

Yarmouth Select Board Endorses Plank Sales for Riverwalk Park Boardwalk

Overview: At the recent Yarmouth Select Board meeting, strides were made towards the future development and funding of the Riverwalk Park Boardwalk and event space, with the board approving the sale of boardwalk planks and moving forward with the naming process for the park. Additionally, the board approved an intermunicipal agreement for the creation of a regional emergency communications center, discussed the town’s investment policy, and considered entertainment licenses for local businesses.