Highland Park Planning Board Reviews Redevelopment Plan for a property on North Second Avenue

Overview: The Highland Park Planning Board’s recent meeting centered on a detailed review of a redevelopment plan for a property on North Second Avenue, an existing commercial building proposed to be converted into residential units. This redevelopment aims to address community needs for “missing middle housing” while preserving historical elements of the structure.

Highland Park Borough Council Discusses Crossing Guard Privatization Amid Community Concerns

Overview: During the recent Highland Park Borough Council meeting, the potential privatization of crossing guards emerged as a key topic of discussion, drawing significant concern from residents and council members alike. The meeting addressed several community issues, including new police appointments, National Diaper Need Awareness Week, and upcoming local events, but the debate over crossing guard privatization captured the most attention.

Highland Park School Board Faces Concerns Over Redevelopment Impact on School Funding

Overview: The Highland Park School Board meeting focused on several issues, including the financial implications of ongoing redevelopment projects, the adoption of new policies, and updates on various school programs and initiatives.

Highland Park Council Discusses Key Redevelopment Plans and School Impact

Overview: During the recent Highland Park Borough Council meeting, attention was devoted to redevelopment plans for the Upper Raritan area and the potential impact on local schools. Concerns were also raised about public safety, local businesses, and environmental protections.

Highland Park Planning Board Moves Forward with Upper Raritan Avenue Redevelopment Plan Amid Community Concerns

Overview: The Highland Park Planning Board convened on August 8, 2024, to discuss critical redevelopment initiatives, focusing primarily on the Upper Raritan Avenue Redevelopment Plan. The board unanimously voted to undertake two resolutions from the Borough Council and engaged in a thorough consistency review of Ordinance Number 24-28, aimed at transforming the Upper Raritan Avenue corridor into a mixed-use, pedestrian-friendly environment.