Fair Haven Historic Preservation Commission Celebrates First Century Plaque Award Since Program Revival

Overview: The Fair Haven Historic Preservation Commission has awarded its first century plaque since the revival of the program, recognizing a home built between 1907 and 1913. This initiative, originally started in the late 1980s and continuing into the 1990s, has been reestablished to honor homes with historical significance in the community. The commission also addressed various applications and updates on ongoing projects during the meeting.

Fair Haven Planning Board Approves Historic Building Renovation with Waivers Amidst Parking Concerns

Overview: The Fair Haven Planning Board addressed several issues in its recent meeting, approving a renovation project on River Road for a historic building, revising a local ordinance on business operating hours, and discussing challenges related to parking and zoning regulations.

Fair Haven Environmental Commission Tackles Knotweed and Water Initiatives, Eyes Traffic Safety

Overview: The Fair Haven Environmental Commission meeting on May 13, 2026, highlighted ongoing environmental initiatives, with a strong focus on managing Japanese knotweed infestations and enhancing water-related projects. Discussions also touched on the issue of traffic safety at key intersections.

Fair Haven Borough Council Tackles Knotweed Crisis with Measures

Overview: The Fair Haven Borough Council meeting addressed several community issues, with an urgent focus on the management of invasive knotweed, which has been proliferating in various areas, causing concern among residents. The council also discussed significant landscaping plans for Bsentennial Hall, noise complaints, and community engagement initiatives, including a proposed new resident orientation.

Fair Haven Zoning Board Discusses Variance Requests for Riverfront Properties

Overview: At the recent Fair Haven Zoning Board meeting, the board engaged in discussions about variance requests for two significant properties: one on River Road and another on Gillespie Avenue. The applications revolved around proposed expansions and new constructions that would require deviations from existing zoning regulations, sparking debates on compliance with zoning standards and the impact on neighborhood aesthetics.