Fair Haven Planning Board Discusses Master Plan and Public Engagement Strategies

Overview: At the recent Fair Haven Planning Board meeting, the board tackled issues related to the master plan update, public engagement strategies, and procedural adjustments. Discussions emphasized the need for efficient meeting management, legal compliance, and proactive community involvement in upcoming surveys and public events.

Fair Haven Commission Considers New Deer Management Strategies and Water Quality Initiatives

Overview: At the recent Fair Haven Environmental Commission meeting, topics included new strategies for deer management, the establishment of water quality priorities, and the extension of the Green Seal program. Members deliberated on these issues.

Fair Haven Borough Council Discusses Digital Calendar Transition and Upcoming Events

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Fair Haven Borough Council, attention was given to transitioning the borough’s printed calendar to a digital format, addressing both cost concerns and the need for timely updates. Alongside this, the council discussed various community events, including the estuary art show, the 250th anniversary parade, and Independence Day celebrations. Additionally, the council addressed a bond ordinance for improvements to Cambridge Avenue and engaged in conversations about business district improvements.

Fair Haven Shade Tree Commission Approves Funding for New Community Shade Tree Initiatives

Overview: The recent Fair Haven Shade Tree Commission meeting centered around several significant initiatives, including the approval of funding for a new shade tree at a Habitat for Humanity property and the organization of a Cherry Tree Giveaway to enhance the streetscape. The meeting also emphasized the need for a comprehensive tree planting strategy and involved various discussions about community engagement and ordinance revisions.

Fair Haven Borough Plans $17 Million Bond Sale Amid Temporary Budget Adjustments

Overview: The Fair Haven Borough Council meeting focused on financial matters, particularly the upcoming $17 million competitive bond sale and the management of a temporary budget due to the lack of an approved budget for the year. The council expressed confidence in the favorable market conditions for the bond sale, expected to draw strong demand and beneficial rates.