Fair Haven Commission Discusses Carbon Roots Initiative and Communication Challenges

Overview: The recent Fair Haven Environmental Commission meeting was marked by discussions on a new environmental initiative called Carbon Roots, led by a local student, as well as ongoing challenges in communication and collaboration with the Department of Public Works (DPW) and other local environmental groups.

Fair Haven Council Discusses Library Renovations, AI Regulations, and Infrastructure Projects

Overview: The recent Fair Haven Borough Council meeting, held on June 8th, 2026, focused on discussions around the renovation of the Fair Haven Library, plans to regulate artificial intelligence (AI) data centers, and infrastructure improvements, including the potential installation of a roundabout at a key intersection. These discussions were complemented by considerations on staffing levels at the Department of Public Works (DPW) and ordinance amendments concerning business operational hours.

Fair Haven Zoning Board Approves Porch Expansion, Tackles Stormwater and Garage Variances

Overview: In a recent session of the Fair Haven Zoning Board, members deliberated on a variety of applications, prominently featuring a porch expansion plan for Brian and Julia Laferty on Gentry Drive. The board also tackled issues concerning stormwater management and variances for garage expansions.

Fair Haven Shade Tree Commission Advances $25,000 Grant for Hazardous Tree Removal

Overview: The Fair Haven Shade Tree Commission meeting focused on a wide range of topics, with the most significant being the approval and strategic use of a $25,000 canopy maintenance grant to address the removal of hazardous trees. The grant will facilitate the removal of 17 high-priority trees, identified as hazardous in a recent inventory.

Fair Haven Historic Preservation Commission Celebrates First Century Plaque Award Since Program Revival

Overview: The Fair Haven Historic Preservation Commission has awarded its first century plaque since the revival of the program, recognizing a home built between 1907 and 1913. This initiative, originally started in the late 1980s and continuing into the 1990s, has been reestablished to honor homes with historical significance in the community. The commission also addressed various applications and updates on ongoing projects during the meeting.