Hillsborough Planning Board Faces Concerns Over Affordable Housing and Environmental Impact

Overview: During the recent Hillsborough Planning Board meeting on December 11, 2025, issues were addressed, including concerns over the waiver of environmental regulations for an affordable housing development and a complex site plan for a commercial property. The meeting also saw the resignation of a long-serving board member, discussions on cyber fraud warnings, and a deferral of a redevelopment report.

Old Bridge Township Board Tackles Raceway Park Redevelopment and Traffic Concerns

Overview: The Old Bridge Township Planning Board meeting focused on the potential redevelopment of the Raceway Park area, addressing concerns about traffic, infrastructure, and the impact on local residents. Discussions centered around the proposal to designate the area as in need of redevelopment, which could pave the way for infrastructural improvements and enhanced safety measures, particularly at problematic intersections.

Lonsdale Council Weighs Lift Station Options Amid Budget Discussions and Personnel Changes

Overview: The Lonsdale City Council meeting on December 11th focused on several topics, including the evaluation of options for a new lift station, the approval of the city’s final 2026 budget and tax levy, and the promotion of Officer Jack Schliker to sergeant. These discussions were complemented by updates on infrastructure projects and acknowledgment of long-standing community contributions.

Deerfield Select Board Discusses Sewer Consumption Decline and Rising Abatements

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Deerfield Select Board addressed a concerning decline in sewer consumption and a significant rise in automatic abatements, both impacting the fiscal year 2026 sewer commitment. The board voted to authorize the collection of $1,078,786.15 from 972 bills but noted the challenges posed by these trends.

Scottsdale Planning Commission Considers Roadway Easement Abandonment in Key Residential Area

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Scottsdale Planning Commission focused on a significant proposal to abandon a 25-foot roadway easement on East Thunderbird Road. This decision, which mirrors previous approvals granted to adjacent properties, aims to remove an unused encumbrance on the parcel, allowing for potential redevelopment in the area.