Fair Haven Council Discusses 250th Anniversary Celebrations and Fair Haven Day Plans Amid Technical Hiccups

Overview: During a recent Fair Haven Borough Council meeting, held virtually due to a snowstorm, attention was given to the borough’s upcoming 250th anniversary celebrations and the plans for Fair Haven Day. The meeting, starting later than planned due to technical difficulties, was marked by interruptions and audio issues but was rich in community-focused discussions.

Fair Haven Planning Board Postpones Toolo Pronto Application to February Meeting

Overview: The Fair Haven Planning Board held a regular meeting where decisions were made regarding the scheduling of applications and the advancement of the borough’s master plan. Most notably, the board decided to postpone the Toolo Pronto application to February to allow for broader participation, and they also discussed the strategic direction for the master plan with a target completion date set for August.

Fair Haven Environmental Commission Discusses Stormwater Management and Community Engagement Initiatives

Overview: The Fair Haven Environmental Commission meeting on January 14, 2026, spotlighted pressing environmental issues such as stormwater management, deer population control, and community engagement initiatives. Discussions emphasized the need for effective educational outreach and collaboration with neighboring towns to address these challenges.

Fair Haven Borough Council Deliberates on Greenacres Grant Application for Park Development

Overview: The Fair Haven Borough Council meeting on January 14, 2026, prominently featured discussions on the 2026 Greenacres grant application, focusing on funding opportunities for park development on Fair Haven Road. The grant requires a 75% match from the municipality, with awards covering 25%. The council weighed financial strategies to leverage existing funds without incurring additional debt.

Fair Haven Zoning Board Delays Key Decision on Non-Conforming Corner Lot Home Project

Overview: In its recent meeting, the Fair Haven Zoning Board of Adjustment tackled several applications, notably focusing on a proposal to construct a new two-and-a-half-story residence on a non-conforming corner lot at Kemp and Laurel. The application, which involved variances due to the lot’s size and setback issues, was ultimately postponed for future consideration, pending further review by a full board. The deliberations highlighted the complexities and challenges of harmonizing new developments with existing zoning ordinances in the borough.