Haddon Heights Planning Board Approves Use Variance for Home Office Amid Safety Concerns

Overview: The Haddon Heights Planning Board convened to deliberate on several development applications, with the most notable decision being the approval of a use variance for a detached garage with an office at 317th Avenue. The board also evaluated applications related to a front porch addition and a fence. Discussions included the importance of visibility and adherence to setback standards, particularly for properties with unique characteristics, such as corner lots.

Haddon Heights Borough Council Discusses Municipal Improvements and Upcoming Events

Overview: In a recent Haddon Heights Borough Council meeting, topics included the adoption of bond ordinances for municipal improvements and updates on local events. The council approved two key financial measures: a $75,000 ordinance for improvements to municipal buildings and a $250,000 bond ordinance to further enhance various municipal properties. Additionally, the meeting highlighted community events, including a Fourth of July parade and upcoming constituent services fair hosted by Congressman Donald Norcross.

Haddon Heights Borough Council Honors Centenarian and Delays Tax Exemption Ordinance

Overview: In a noteworthy session of the Haddon Heights Borough Council, members honored a local centenarian, debated a significant tax exemption ordinance, and adopted the 2025 municipal budget. The meeting, held on May 6, 2025, was marked by a blend of celebratory and administrative actions that highlighted the council’s ongoing efforts to balance community recognition with governance.

Haddon Heights Borough Council Hears Local Business Owners’ Frustration Over Prolonged Kings Highway Construction.

Overview: In a recent Haddon Heights Borough Council meeting, business owners expressed their growing frustration over the prolonged construction on Kings Highway, which has severely impacted local commerce. Concurrently, discussions covered road program updates, ordinance adoptions, and a contentious public comment period on communication issues with local authorities.

Haddon Heights Planning Board Approves Fence Variance Amid Resident Concerns

Overview: The Haddon Heights Planning Board meeting spotlighted community interest and debate, particularly regarding an application for a six-foot high fence on a corner property at Sycamore and Lake Streets. The board approved the variance, contingent on specific conditions, amidst concerns from residents about property aesthetics and zoning integrity. Other topics included discussions about driveway expansions and the impacts on local ordinances and tree preservation.