Raritan Zoning Board Deliberates on Commercial Use and Septic System Plans for Local Business

Overview: The Raritan Zoning Board meeting on April 2, 2026, predominantly revolved around applications seeking approvals and variances for mixed-use properties and commercial developments. A significant portion of the discussion focused on the application by Lewis A. Pastano Hernandez and Margarita Pastano for site plan approval concerning their business, Evolution Pool Liners, located on Nine Cool Road. The application required variances for commercial use in an AR-2 zone and adjustments to setback standards, alongside proposed enhancements to the property, including a new septic system.

Morris Plains Borough Council Faces Community Outcry Over Inactive Demolition Site

Overview: In a recent Morris Plains Borough Council meeting, concerns were raised over an inactive demolition site, prompting calls for immediate inspections and regulatory compliance. Other notable discussions included the resignation of a long-serving council member and the introduction of the 2026 Municipal Budget. The meeting also highlighted various community projects and public safety updates.

Roselle Park Enhances Community Safety with New Initiatives and Infrastructure Developments

Overview: The Roselle Park Borough Council meeting covered several updates on local projects and community initiatives, focusing primarily on safety enhancements, infrastructure developments, and community engagement. Key discussions included the fire department’s upcoming expansion, police department activities, and the borough’s 125th-anniversary celebrations.

Cranbury Shade Tree Commission Plans Arbor Day Celebration Amidst Focus on Tree Inventory

Overview: The Cranbury Shade Tree Commission’s recent meeting focused on preparations for the upcoming Arbor Day celebration at Cranbury School and highlighted the ongoing challenges of managing the town’s tree inventory after recent severe weather events.

Millville City Council Addresses Redevelopment Bond and Infrastructure Concerns

Overview: The Millville City Council recently addressed a series of issues, focusing primarily on the financial and logistical intricacies of a redevelopment bond and related infrastructure projects. Discussions highlighted the non-recourse nature of a $400,000 redevelopment bond linked to the CRP project, alongside deliberations on necessary infrastructure improvements, such as the extension of Nav Avenue, to support the city’s developmental ambitions.