West Windsor Council Navigates Acme Woods Development and Stormwater Ordinance

Overview: In the latest West Windsor Town Council meeting, the preservation of Acme Woods amidst its proposed development for a new daycare center emerged as a focal point. The settlement agreement, which would allow for the construction of the daycare while preserving two-thirds of the woods, was up for council approval. This development, alongside discussions on stormwater control regulations and public concerns about a tree removal ordinance, captured the community’s attention and highlighted the ongoing challenges of balancing growth with environmental stewardship.

Amherst Council Addresses School Funding and Town Infrastructure

Overview: The Amherst Town Council’s recent meeting encompassed discussions on the town’s budget with a focus on the school system’s financial challenges, and deliberations regarding the renovation and expansion of community facilities, including a new Public Safety department and the War Memorial Pool bathhouse.

Manchester-By-The-Sea Planning Board Debates Waterfront Revitalization

Overview: The Manchester-By-The-Sea Planning Board recently convened to discuss a series of projects aimed at revitalizing the town’s waterfront and addressing infrastructure needs. Among the array of topics, the most significant centered on the expansion of Reed Park’s floating dock system and the reconfiguration of the fisherman’s dock to support the local commercial fishing industry. These proposals were met with detailed inquiries from the board and the public, encompassing environmental impact, public access, safety, and the economic implications of the planned developments.

East Brunswick Approves School Improvements and Addresses Feral Cats

Overview: In a recent meeting, the East Brunswick Town Council approved funding for school capital improvements and discussed the management of feral cat colonies, among other community concerns and developments. The meeting covered a wide range of topics that included infrastructure projects, local events, and the introduction of new ordinances.

Revere City Council Approves $3 Million for Pump Station Upgrades

Overview: In a development, the Revere City Council approved a $3 million loan for a Pump Station and drainage improvements project, a step toward mitigating flood risks and protecting residential properties. This approval came alongside discussions on public safety issues related to infrastructure, such as the handling of double poles by utility companies and the enforcement of a new position to oversee these matters. Additionally, the council addressed concerns over the allocation of additional liquor licenses potentially impacting local businesses, and the appointment of key city positions.