Fair Haven Historic Preservation Commission Grapples with Balancing Historical Integrity and Practicality

Overview: The Fair Haven Historic Preservation Commission convened to address a series of issues surrounding the preservation and modification of historic properties within the district. Key discussions included the approval process for window replacements on a historic home from 1903 and the potential simplification of the sign approval process for businesses in the historic district.

Fair Haven Council Debates Fire Truck Funding and Parking Solutions Amid Community Concerns

Overview: In a recent Fair Haven Borough Council meeting, issues included the funding for a new fire truck and the implementation of new parking regulations to address school congestion and safety. The council and community members engaged in thorough discussions.

Fair Haven Planning Board Explores New Digital Legal Notice Requirement and Master Plan Update

Overview: In a Fair Haven Planning Board meeting, members discussed the upcoming shift to digital legal notices set for March 2026 and reviewed updates for the borough’s master plan, including the organization of a community open house set for September 17, 2026. These initiatives are considered crucial in adapting to legislative changes and ensuring comprehensive community involvement in the town’s future planning.

Fair Haven Borough Council Addresses Playground Bid Rejection and Unveils Grant for Park Development

Overview: During a recent meeting, the Fair Haven Borough Council addressed issues including the rejection of bids for the Marta Park Playground project due to non-compliance, and the announcement of a substantial $380,000 grant from Green Acres to develop a new park. Additional discussions revolved around the community’s tree replacement strategy, cooling center criteria, and a food drive initiative.

Fair Haven Environmental Commission Grapples with Sewer Management and Tree Ordinance Challenges

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Fair Haven Environmental Commission, members addressed several pressing environmental concerns, including developments related to sewer system management and tree ordinance enforcement. The discussions revealed the complexities of intermunicipal agreements, the challenges of maintaining a sustainable sewage infrastructure, and ongoing issues with tree preservation in the borough.