Long Hill School Board Lauds Staff and Students Amid Budget and Safety Discussions

Overview: The Long Hill School Board meeting, held on May 28th, encompassed a broad agenda, prominently featuring commendations for staff and students, alongside discussions on budgetary measures and safety enhancements. Celebrations of individual and team achievements highlighted the session, while the board also delved into financial planning and infrastructure improvements for the district.

Long Hill Council Debates School Budget Amid Funding Concerns and Introduces Key Ordinances

Overview: The recent Long Hill Town Council meeting was marked by a discussion on the local school district’s budget, with Superintendent George Alexis and Business Administrator Robin Bulmer presenting a detailed financial overview. The council also introduced ordinances, including those related to municipal budget appropriation limits and police promotion procedures, while addressing community concerns about parking, traffic safety, and affordable housing.

Long Hill Zoning Board Grants Variance for Undersized Lot Pool Amidst Broader Regulatory Discussions

Overview: The Long Hill Zoning Board of Adjustment meeting on May 20, 2025, addressed several significant zoning issues, highlighted by the approval of a variance for a pool on an undersized lot on Poppy Place. The meeting also featured discussions about zoning regulations, property classifications, and the challenges faced by homeowners with non-conforming lots in Long Hill.

Long Hill Town Council Discusses School Budget Challenges and Zoning Amendments for Housing Development

Overview: The recent Long Hill Town Council meeting focused on discussions around the Watch Hills Regional High School budget presentation, zoning amendments for a proposed residential development, and various community updates. talking points included the financial pressures faced by the school district, the prospect of amending zoning laws to accommodate residential needs, and the council’s consideration of traffic and safety concerns related to new developments.

Long Hill Planning Board Approves Subdivision Despite Concerns Over Zoning and Drainage

Overview: The Long Hill Planning Board convened to discuss a variety of issues, the most notable being the approval of a significant minor subdivision application for a property on Main Avenue. The decision required multiple variances due to zoning discrepancies, sparking a detailed debate over the implications for neighborhood aesthetics, drainage, and community character.