Lambertville City Council Considers Granting Mayor Authority Over Street Openings Amid Public Concerns

Overview: The Lambertville City Council meeting primarily focused on the proposal to allow the mayor to waive a five-year moratorium on street openings after repaving, along with discussions on various ordinances, public safety concerns, and upcoming community events. The meeting sparked debate over the balance of authority between the mayor and the council, with members of the public and the council weighing in on issues of transparency and efficiency.

Greenfield City Council Discusses Public Engagement for Master Plan and Road Safety Measures

Overview: The recent Greenfield City Council meeting focused on enhancing public engagement for updates to the city’s master plan and addressing safety concerns on Turners Falls Road. The meeting also included discussions about committee composition, a potential noise ordinance, and a new composting program at the local high school.

Tequesta Country Club Renovation and Village Annex Design Dominate Planning Board Discussions

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Tequesta Planning and Zoning Board evaluated renovation proposals for the Tequesta Country Club and discussed design modifications for the village annex. The board approved the country club’s site plan modifications, including a new café and maintenance facility, with certain conditions. A discussion also unfolded over the village annex’s color scheme and landscaping enhancements.

Lakeville Planning Commission Approves Kyla Crossing Expansion Amid Traffic Safety Concerns

Overview: The Lakeville Planning Commission convened on November 20, 2025, approving two development projects: the Kyla Crossing second edition and a proposed organic recycling facility. The Kyla Crossing project, spearheaded by Topaz LLC, will introduce 18 single-family lots and enact zoning changes, while the recycling facility aims to process substantial organic waste to meet sustainability targets. Both projects stirred considerable discussion, notably around safety and environmental impacts.

Milton Select Board Addresses Outdated Stormwater Regulations Amidst Broad Climate and Infrastructure Initiatives

Overview: The Milton Select Board meeting focused on discussions about outdated stormwater regulations, the town’s electric vehicle infrastructure, and a range of climate action and waste management initiatives. Key topics included the need for updated environmental regulations, challenges in expanding electric vehicle charging facilities, and efforts to enhance community engagement in climate-related projects.