Gloucester Council Tackles Curfew Ordinance and Environmental Concerns

Overview: The Gloucester Town Council tackled a range of issues in its latest meeting, with focus on the amendment of the township curfew ordinance and environmental concerns including the protection of bald eagle habitats, pollution, and stormwater runoff management.

Summit City Plans for Mixed-Use Development on Woodland Avenue

Overview: The recent Summit City Planning Board meeting focused on a development proposal for a property on Woodland Avenue, which includes the conversion of an existing structure into a mixed-use building with three-bedroom apartments and office space. The board held a discussion on various aspects of the project, such as the expansion of the building, parking variances, and the impact on the historic integrity of the structure. The proposal, which seeks to align with the goals of the Master Plan, was met with both scrutiny and cooperative dialogue as the board and the applicant navigated through the potential impacts and regulatory compliance issues.

Princeton Council Prioritizes Infrastructure and Community Services in Sweeping Resolutions

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Princeton Council, the assembly made strides in addressing the town’s infrastructure and community service needs. The session was marked by the approval of a series of resolutions centered on upgrades to the sewer system, public transportation, and community health programs.

Westport Board of Health Advances Environmental and Public Health Measures

Overview: In an effort to advance environmental and public health, the Westport Board of Health tackled a series of measures during their June 24th, 2024 meeting, addressing issues ranging from septic system regulations to climate resiliency planning. The board approved various septic system repair and construction plans in sensitive environmental areas and discussed the development of a hazard mitigation plan.

Fair Haven Council Contemplates Recycling Fee and New Borough Hall Roof

Overview: The Fair Haven Borough Council recently convened to discuss several issues affecting the community, including the implementation of a recycling can tipping fee, an appeal to remove a potentially hazardous tree, and the need for a new roof on the lower Borough Hall. Additionally, the council addressed the retirement of a long-standing administrator and the welcoming of a new Borough Administrator, Chris.