Historic Red Bank Building to Undergo Structural Move for Flood Prevention

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Red Bank Borough Council, discussions centered around a renovation project involving a historic building, the Mammoth Boat Club on Union Street, which will be moved to address foundation issues and improve flood resilience. Additionally, the council reviewed a proposed garage project on Washington Street that has raised zoning and design concerns.

Red Bank Borough Council Examines Community Safety Amid Tragic Loss and Zoning Disputes

Overview: The Red Bank Borough Council meeting was marked by a heavy focus on community safety following the tragic death of a young resident, alongside discussions of zoning violations and the borough’s budget. The council addressed the grief resonating within the community and unveiled plans to enhance safety measures, while also tackling ongoing zoning disputes and discussing fiscal strategies for the upcoming year.

Red Bank Planning Board Approves Expanded Parking with Enhanced Landscaping and Accessibility

Overview: The Red Bank Planning Board met on May 13 to discuss several key development projects, including the approval of a new parking lot configuration on James Parker Boulevard and signage considerations for the Galleria property on Riverside Avenue. The meeting involved discussions on compliance with zoning standards, enhanced landscaping, and accessibility improvements, culminating in unanimous support for the proposed projects.

Red Bank Borough Council to Honor Count Basie with Ceremonial Street Naming

Overview: The Red Bank Borough Council meeting featured an array of community recognitions and initiatives, with a ceremonial street renaming in honor of the Count Basie Center for the Arts taking center stage.

Red Bank Zoning Board Approves Neurodiverse Housing Project Amid Parking Concerns

Overview: The Red Bank Zoning Board meeting on April 16, 2026, primarily focused on the approval of a development project on Shrewsbury Avenue, aimed at providing neuro-diverse supportive housing. The project was approved with conditions, despite concerns about parking and traffic impacts. The development, intended to offer 32 one-bedroom units for adults with neuro-diversity, will be one of the few of its kind in the United States.