Flemington Planning Board Approves Key Resolution for HBC Liberty Village Amidst Member Resignation

Overview: The February 11, 2025, meeting of the Flemington Planning Board saw developments, including the approval of a crucial resolution for HBC Liberty Village Urban Manu LLC and the announcement of board member resignations and appointments. Mayor Marcia A. Karrow detailed the resignation of Bryan Cimino, prompting a shift in board membership, alongside discussions on application completeness and scheduling future hearings.

Flemington Council Tackles Residential Parking, Warming Center Zoning, and Emergency Services

Overview: The Flemington Borough Council meeting addressed a range of issues, including the introduction of residential parking regulations, zoning concerns for a local warming center, and community safety initiatives. The council navigated these complex topics while balancing community needs against regulatory and practical considerations.

Flemington Planning Board Debates Zoning Appeal for Political Organizations Amidst Traffic Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Flemington Planning Board tackled issues, including the appeal of a zoning officer’s decision concerning a political organization’s use permit, proposed traffic changes around the Union Hotel site, and discussions on zoning ordinance clarity. The board also addressed signage regulations and annual reporting processes.

Flemington Borough Council Tackles Parking and Water System Challenges Amid Community Concerns

Overview: The Flemington Borough Council meeting was marked by discussions on the issues of parking management and water system failures. These conversations underscored the need for comprehensive solutions to address both infrastructure and community needs, particularly as the borough prepares for increased activity due to the redevelopment of the Union Hotel and other local projects. Residents and council members alike recognized the importance of proactive measures to ensure the town’s sustainable growth and public safety.

Hunterdon Central School Board Selects Claudia Gray Amidst Public Concerns Over Process

Overview: During the recent meeting of the Hunterdon Central Regional High School Board of Education, the board focused on appointing a new member to fill a vacant seat, a decision that has stirred public discussion regarding the selection process and the board’s approach. Claudia Gray was nominated and appointed to the board, representing Raritan Township until December 31, 2025, after a nomination process that involved careful consideration of three candidates. The meeting was marked by detailed interviews with candidates and subsequent public comments that highlighted community concerns about the perceived influence of partisanship and the need for diverse representation.