Fair Haven Borough Council Discusses Eagle Scout Project Signage and Stormwater Management

Overview: The Fair Haven Borough Council meeting saw a robust conversation surrounding appropriate signage for Eagle Scout projects and proposed amendments to the stormwater management ordinance. The council deliberated on creating uniform standards for project signs. Additionally, significant dialogue focused on streamlining stormwater management processes for minor developments, with the aim of addressing environmental concerns while maintaining clarity and efficiency for applicants.

Fair Haven Zoning Board: Neighbors Rally Around Greers’ Home Addition Proposal Amid Deliberations

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Fair Haven Zoning Board focused on the proposed addition to the Greers’ residence on River Lawn Drive. The application sparked discussions about zoning compliance, neighborhood character, and the implications of the proposed changes. Neighbors expressed overwhelming support for the project, emphasizing its positive impact on the community.

Fair Haven Shade Tree Commission Discusses New Goals for Community Forest Management

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Fair Haven Shade Tree Commission engaged in a discussion about the Community Forest Management Plan (CFMP), with a focus on redefining its objectives and milestones. The commission also addressed challenges related to tree maintenance, planting logistics, and public engagement.

Fair Haven Council Discusses Bicentennial Hall’s Historic Paint Color and Infrastructure Projects

Overview: At the recent Fair Haven Borough Council meeting, discussions revolved around the selection of an appropriate historic paint color for Bicentennial Hall, major infrastructure projects, and a new grant opportunity for a living shoreline project. The meeting emphasized balancing historical preservation with modern needs, as well as the urgency of pursuing grant opportunities and managing local resources effectively.

Historic Fair Haven Building to Undergo Restoration Following Commission Approval

Overview: The Fair Haven Historic Preservation Commission approved a restoration project for a 120-year-old structure on River Road. Led by architect Michael Monroe, the project will involve restoring the building’s front façade, enhancing the roofline, and addressing structural issues to bring the building up to code. The commission also discussed the potential for local historical markers and awards to recognize preservation efforts in the community.