Edison Zoning Board Debates Impact of Proposed Billboard

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Edison Zoning Board of Adjustment delved into a heated discussion regarding the proposed construction of a billboard at 81 and 101 US Highway 1. The billboard, represented by Lawrence Selli of Lamar Advertising of Penn LLC, has become a focal point of debate due to concerns about its height, size, and the potential impact on the surrounding area, including nearby residential properties. The board scrutinized the need for the 50-foot sign and its visibility, considering the necessity of the structure at the entrance of the township. Additionally, the meeting addressed various applications for property development and renovations within the township.

Fair Haven Planning Board Weighs Remote Participation and Updating Master Plan

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Fair Haven Planning Board grappled with the formulation of a remote participation policy for board members and the public, alongside discussions on updating the borough’s Master Plan.

Highland Beach Commission Approves Key Financial and Infrastructure Initiatives

Overview: In an effort towards enhancing the town’s infrastructure and financial health, the Highland Beach Town Commission approved a series of initiatives during their recent meeting, including the introduction of a fire rescue department, adopting a robust fiscal year 2024 budget, and passing a resolution for new town entry signs in collaboration with the Florida Department of Transportation.

Lawrence Council Tackles Infrastructure, Parking, and Funds Allocation

Overview: The Lawrence City Council meeting addressed issues surrounding city infrastructure, parking amendments, and the allocation of funds to various organizations. The council’s discussions on these matters were comprehensive.

Linden City Council Approves Infrastructure and Safety Measures

Overview: The Linden City Council approved several ordinances and discussed important infrastructure projects, personnel appointments, and safety measures for the city. The meeting included the adoption of ordinances for significant capital improvements, the introduction of safety and maintenance measures for the upcoming summer, and addressed community concerns ranging from traffic regulations to the importance of diversity and religious freedom.