Chatham Select Board Approves NSTAR Conduit Installation

Overview: The Chatham Select Board’s recent meeting on May 21, 2024, saw the approval of NSTAR Electric Company’s petition to install underground service for a home on Main Street, discussion of the annual town meeting outcomes, and addressed public concerns on various agenda items. The board navigated through issues such as the use of town property for First Night Chatham, the donation for improvements to Kate G Park, and the public’s request for a study on the best use of airport land.

Bethlehem Council Advances Greenway Trail Development with Unanimous Support

Overview: The Bethlehem Town Council’s recent meeting was marked by a unanimous vote to authorize a $250,000 grant agreement for the development of the Greenway Trail Gap. This development, sponsored by council members Quch and Leon, is anticipated to enhance community connectivity and outdoor recreation. The council also delved into the evaluation report for the City Revitalization and Improvement Zone (CRIZ) program, which highlighted a substantial increase in tax incentives and private sector investment.

Townsend Select Board Approves Interim Town Administrator

Overview: In a development during the Townsend Select Board meeting on May 21st, 2024, the board approved the appointment of Ross Perry as the interim Town Administrator, focusing on energy aggregation for the town. This appointment, alongside discussions on grant opportunities, infrastructure projects, and public service contracts, marked the key points of interest in the session.

Waldwick Council Updates Town on Development and Community Events

Overview: Waldwick’s Borough Council meeting addressed an array of issues pertinent to the community, from infrastructure updates to local event planning. The council’s discussions included the awarding of contracts for municipal projects, public event requests, community recreational activities, and administrative matters such as tax court judgment refunds and liquor license renewals.

Summit City Council Tackles Affordable Housing and Development Plans

Overview: In a recent Summit City Council meeting, discussions were dominated by significant plans for local development, including a debate over the future of the fire station site and the introduction of an overlay zone for Broad Street West properties to address affordable housing obligations. The council also touched on various other community concerns, such as the impact of the Union County pistol range on residents and the erosion along Springfield Avenue.