Egg Harbor Land Use Board Reviews Cannabis Expansion and Solar Redevelopment Plans

Overview: The Egg Harbor Land Use Board recently convened to address significant proposals, including the expansion of a cannabis operation by Jersey Grown LLC and plans for a solar redevelopment project on a capped landfill. The meeting also touched upon the implications of these developments concerning local zoning laws and community benefits.

Atlantic County Board of Commissioners Navigates Tax Revaluation Costs and Honors Late Commissioner Corsy

Overview: The Atlantic County Board of Commissioners meeting centered around issues, including the financial burden of municipal property revaluations and tributes to the late Commissioner Ernest Corsy. The board addressed topics spanning tax assessment challenges, health benefits consulting contracts, and tributes to veterans, while also honoring Corsy’s legacy and impact on the community.

Egg Harbor City Council Debates Accessibility Driveway Amid Neighborhood Concerns

Overview: During its recent meeting, the Egg Harbor City Council engaged in discussions on a variety of issues, with a focus on a proposal for a driveway on Buffalo Avenue to assist a resident with a handicapped child. The meeting also addressed traffic management, city infrastructure improvements, and employee health benefits.

Atlantic County Board of Commissioners Grapples with Workforce Issues and Employee Allegations

Overview: The Atlantic County Board of Commissioners meeting tackled matters, including workforce development initiatives and serious allegations from a long-serving county employee about workplace discrimination and hostility. The meeting also addressed scholarship awards, funding for emergency services, and infrastructure projects.

Egg Harbor City Council Approves New Trash Cart Program to Boost Recycling Rates

Overview: The Egg Harbor City Council has approved a capital ordinance to introduce new trash and recycling carts in an effort to improve waste management and increase recycling rates across the city. The ordinance, which passed during a public hearing, aims to distribute approximately 1,750 carts to residents, with anticipated costs totaling $182,000 spread over five years. The new system is expected to enhance efficiency, with advanced RFID technology incorporated into the carts for tracking and theft prevention.