Haddon Heights Planning Board Approves Senior Housing Redevelopment Plan Amendment

Overview: In a recent session, Haddon Heights Planning Board unanimously approved an amendment to the St. Mary’s Redevelopment Plan to facilitate the development of approximately 37 senior housing units. The amendment, which allows for the subdivision of the property at 14 to 18 White Horse Pike, aims to provide senior housing, including affordable units, while enabling the St. Mary’s Church to retain a portion of the property for its use.

Chatham Finance Committee Tackles Airport Funding and Community Center Renovations

Overview: The Chatham Finance Committee meeting on February 20 focused on community infrastructure projects, with discussions on airport capital requests and the proposed renovations of the Center for Active Living.

Dakota Electric Association Plans New Headquarters in Lakeville, Eyes 2027 Completion

Overview: The Lakeville Planning Commission held a meeting on February 20, 2025, where the primary focus was on Dakota Electric Association’s proposal for a new headquarters. The Commission discussed a preliminary plat for a subdivision, known as Airlake DEA Second Edition, which is intended to accommodate Dakota Electric’s future headquarters. The project is set to begin construction in late spring or summer of this year, with a completion target by summer 2027.

Amherst Committee Deliberates on Solar Bylaw, Emphasizes Clarity and Compliance

Overview: The Amherst Community Resources Committee recently held a virtual meeting to address the intricacies of a proposed solar energy bylaw. The committee focused on ensuring clear and comprehensive documentation.

Roselle Park Borough Confronts Stormwater Challenges and Affordable Housing Obligations

Overview: The Roselle Park Borough Council meeting addressed issues, focusing on stormwater management failures and the borough’s obligations to increase affordable housing units. Engineers presented a thorough evaluation of the stormwater infrastructure, revealing deficiencies that pose flooding risks, while council members grappled with new state mandates for affordable housing, sparking debate about development strategies and community impacts.