Franklin Town Council Addresses Building Code Frustrations and Approves Key Resolutions

Overview: At the latest Franklin Town Council meeting, officials focused on a range of issues, including significant frustration over building codes in Mountain Village, the approval of multiple resolutions, and community concerns about property and safety.

Franklin Town Council Faces Community Criticism Over Legal Expenses and Accessibility Issues

Overview: The recent Franklin Town Council meeting addressed several topics, including community concerns about legal expenses and accessibility issues, as well as updates on infrastructure projects and community initiatives. Residents voiced their frustrations about legal costs and the need for better accessibility in local parks, while the council also recognized achievements and planned for future projects.

Delsea School Board Approves Superintendent Contract Extension Amidst Curriculum and Assessment Focus

Overview: In the recent Delsea School Board meeting, a key decision was made to extend the superintendent’s contract, while the board also focused on improving educational assessments and curriculum alignment. The meeting addressed various topics including the introduction of new staff, a notable decrease in student incidents, and a discussion on district assessment results.

Franklin Town Council Meeting Focuses on Rising Legal Fees and Environmental Concerns

Overview: During a recent Franklin Town Council meeting, residents and officials delved into the complexities of rising legal fees and environmental safety, particularly focusing on a site previously involved in electroplating operations. Concerns about fiscal responsibility and transparency dominated discussions, alongside apprehensions about groundwater contamination affecting local water sources.

Franklin Township Planning Board Approves Subdivision Amid Concerns Over Drainage and Lot Size

Overview: In a meeting on August 19th, the Franklin Township Planning Board approved a minor subdivision application that consolidates seven nonconforming lots into four, despite concerns about drainage, lot size, and zoning compliance. The decision includes several conditions aimed at addressing these issues in future development plans.