Kenilworth Council Plans Redevelopment and Supports Local Heroes

Overview: The Kenilworth Borough Council has set in motion plans for the redevelopment of a key property and has shown strong support for community initiatives, including a charity drive for the Tunnels to Towers Foundation and the construction of a smart home for a local veteran. The council’s recent meeting also touched upon the importance of accessibility for events, property maintenance concerns, and the improvement of public services.

Deerfield Board Approves Addendum Amid Infrastructure Concerns

Overview: The Deerfield Select Board recently approved an addendum with an additional cost of $400,000 for the L lot project, drawing on the $2.46 million CFI Grant and sparking discussions on economic development, EV technology, and community impact. The meeting also addressed a range of issues including mosquito control measures, ditch maintenance in response to residents’ concerns, and plans for historic restoration, among others.

Highlands Council Tackles Municipal Budget and Infrastructure Concerns

Overview: The Highlands Borough Council meeting on May 1st, 2024, was marked by the adoption of the 2024 Municipal budget and engaging discussions on the town’s infrastructure projects and health insurance costs. The meeting also saw the introduction of an ordinance to amend brush and branch pickup regulations, aiming to improve equity for businesses and residents, and the council’s response to a resident’s call for better communication on sewer and drainage work.

Montclair Zoning Board Addresses Townhouse Development Plan

Overview: At a recent meeting, the Montclair Town Zoning Board addressed a proposal by Montclair Sky BNC LLC for the construction of townhomes on a previously contaminated site on Orange Road. The development plan, which includes variances for building coverage, impervious coverage, setbacks, and the inclusion of an affordable housing unit, has sparked debate among board members, the developer, and residents.

Lunenburg Sewer Commission Weighs Costly Engineering Review Amid Budget Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Lunenburg Sewer Commission tackled a number of issues, including the high cost estimate for an engineering review of pump station electricity, discussions on the efficiency of new pumps, and the potential revocation of a business’s license due to late payment. Amidst a backdrop of budget constraints, the commissioners grappled with making cost-effective decisions while aiming to meet upcoming grant application deadlines.