Asbury Park Council Faces Concerns Over Affordable Housing and Infrastructure Plans

Overview: The recent Asbury Park City Council meeting focused on issues such as the city’s affordable housing plans and infrastructure developments. Residents expressed concerns about sewer billing practices, infrastructure changes, and the impact of local events. The council discussed the city’s obligations under state affordable housing regulations and addressed public feedback regarding proposed infrastructure improvements.

Asbury Park Council Approves Key Infrastructure Upgrades and $5 Million Sewer Repair Bond

Overview: The Asbury Park City Council meeting focused on infrastructure improvements, including the approval of a $5 million bond for sewer system repairs and a comprehensive traffic signal upgrade at a major intersection. These projects, alongside the introduction of the 2025 municipal budget, were among notable topics discussed.

Community Voices Concerns Over School Food Services and Educational Policies in Asbury Park City Council Meeting

Overview: The latest Asbury Park City Council meeting was marked by community engagement, particularly around the topics of school food services and educational policies. Concerns were raised about the quality of food provided to students, with calls for the district to revert to in-house cooking. Additionally, discussions highlighted the recognition of students and staff for notable achievements, updates on educational programs, and financial deliberations.

Asbury Park Planning Board Greenlights Redevelopment Amidst Detailed Design Discussions

Overview: The Asbury Park Planning Board’s recent meeting on May 19, 2025, was primarily focused on the approval of a redevelopment project titled “The Views of North at Northshore. ” This project, carried over from a previous session, involved discussions on architectural, drainage, and landscaping plans. The board unanimously approved the project, subject to numerous conditions aimed at addressing community concerns and ensuring compliance with city standards.

Deal Lake Commission Acts on Grant to Tackle Historical Erosion and Water Quality Issues

Overview: The Deal Lake Commission, during its recent meeting, focused on addressing long-standing environmental issues through a finalized grant agreement aimed at combating soil erosion and water quality problems dating back to 1974. The commission also discussed potential regulatory changes and community engagement efforts to further protect the lake’s ecosystem.