Union County Board of Commissioners Grapples with Ashbrook Golf Course Concerns; Residents Demand Action

Overview: The Union County Board of Commissioners’ recent meeting was marked by a focus on the Ashbrook Golf Course, with residents demanding action and transparency in the face of ongoing issues. Amidst the array of topics addressed, the public’s vocal concerns about the state of the golf course were met with assurances from County officials, including a promise of active efforts to resolve the problems. The meeting also saw the passage of various resolutions, announcements of community events, and acknowledgments of local achievements.

Clark Planning Board Approves Developer’s Payment in Lieu of Affordable Housing Unit

Overview: In a recent session, Clark Planning Board agreed to amend a previous approval, allowing Spring Enterprises LLC to contribute financially to the township’s affordable housing fund instead of designating one of their residential units as affordable. This decision came after the adoption of a new ordinance clarifying developers’ contributions to affordable housing.

Clark Town Council Honors Volunteers; Addresses Local Services and Development

Overview: At the latest Clark Town Council meeting, Eddie and Anthony Bogash were recognized as Volunteers of the Year for their exceptional contributions to the community, particularly in the recreation department. Amidst the celebration of community service, the Council addressed a variety of town affairs ranging from the advancement of the police station and courthouse renovations to the introduction of upcoming library programs and town maintenance updates. Additionally, the meeting outlined the financial preparations for the 2019 budget, the acquisition of land for infrastructure improvements, and the adoption of electronic payments for tax collection.

Clark Council Honors Volunteer of the Year Amid Discussions on Community Safety and Local Services

Overview: In a recent Clark Town Council meeting, Dominic “Fesus” was honored with the Volunteer of the Year Award for his exceptional service to the community. Meanwhile, discussions on traffic concerns, the enforcement of town regulations for safety, and updates on community services and events took precedence. The council also addressed various ordinances, including contracts and town code amendments, while sharing information on upcoming programs and expressing well wishes for a former councilman’s recovery.

Clark Town Council Approves Key Ordinances and Discusses Developments at Reorganization Meeting

Overview: At the recent reorganization meeting of the Clark Town Council, appointments and a series of ordinances that will shape the township’s future were the highlights. The council confirmed Councilman Patrick O’Connor as the new council president and Councilman Steven Hund as vice president. In his state of the township address, Mayor Sal Bonaccorso outlined challenges such as affordable housing and the “rain tax,” while expressing optimism for future projects including a new police station and the creation of a downtown area. The council also approved ordinances setting police salaries, addressing budget caps, and amending towing and traffic regulations, with a notable addition of a traffic control officer position to enhance school zone safety.