Fair Haven Planning Board Reviews Tavala Pronto’s Site Plan Amendment and Upcoming Stormwater Ordinance

Overview: The Fair Haven Planning Board convened to address several issues, notably the review of Tavala Pronto’s site plan amendment and preparations for a forthcoming stormwater ordinance revision.

Pleasantville City Council Secures $612,000 Grant for Infrastructure Project

Overview: At the recent Pleasantville City Council meeting, the council approved a federal aid agreement, securing a $612,000 grant for the Blackhorse Pike Phase 2 project, a infrastructure initiative backed by the Federal Highway Administration. This funding will facilitate extensive construction improvements, contributing to the city’s long-term redevelopment efforts.

Princeton Council Navigates Historic Preservation Challenges Amidst Development Proposals

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Princeton Council, discussions unfolded about the preservation and development of historic properties, focusing on the Princeton Theological Seminary’s landscaping and hardscape proposals, the condition of a retaining wall along Alexander Street, and a slate of renovations at Edwards Place. These topics sparked discussion among council members and community stakeholders, emphasizing the balance between maintaining historical integrity and accommodating modern needs.

Washington Township Enforces Zero-Tolerance Policy on Illegal Dirt Bikes Amid Community Concerns

Overview: The Washington Township Council meeting on October 20, 2025, addressed community issues, including illegal dirt bikes, environmental remediation projects, and health insurance budgeting. Notably, the police department has adopted a zero-tolerance policy against illegal electric and gas-powered dirt bikes within township limits, responding to residents’ concerns over safety and disturbances these vehicles pose.

Delanco Township Secures $95,000 Grant for ADA-Compliant Infrastructure Improvements

Overview: In the recent Delanco Township Committee meeting, the most notable development was the acceptance of a $95,000 grant from the Community Development Block Grant program. This funding is earmarked for the installation of 22 ADA-compliant curbs and sidewalks, addressing a portion of the town’s backlog of 35 needed installations. The grant acceptance was met with enthusiasm as committee members acknowledged the importance of these improvements for enhancing accessibility in the community. Concerns were raised about the potential discontinuation of such grants.