Old Bridge Township Council Welcomes New Police Officer Amid Discussions on Recycling and Housing

Overview: The Old Bridge Township Council meeting on October 22nd, 2024, covered a range of topics, with the introduction of new police officer Andrew Kola, discussions on recycling programs, and affordable housing requirements taking center stage. The meeting also touched on election-related updates, a successful community event, and the township’s approach to handling misinformation about local taxes.

Old Bridge Township Zoning Board Approves Use Variance for Diamond Business

Overview: The Old Bridge Township Zoning Board recently granted a use variance to Hassel Stein Inc. , a diamond business, allowing it to operate within a predominantly office-zoned area on Mwan Road. The approval followed discussions on the compatibility of the business with current zoning regulations and its impact on the community.

Old Bridge Zoning Board Denies Variance for Warehouse Expansion Amidst Community Concerns

Overview: During the recent Old Bridge Township Zoning Board meeting, a proposal for a new warehouse development on Pleasant Valley Road was denied, following A discussion about the use variance and design waivers. The proposed warehouse, intended for Arctic Air’s expansion, was set to be constructed in the Economic Development Opportunity Zone, with additional parking extending into the adjacent R40 residential zone. The board’s decision came after a detailed debate over the project’s impact on the community, zoning principles, and the necessity of the proposed design features.

Old Bridge School Board Debates Security Measures Amid Rising Concerns at Football Games

Overview: The Old Bridge School Board convened on October 15, 2024, to deliberate on issues affecting the district, notably the heightened security concerns at local football games. The meeting also addressed structural issues with school infrastructure and recognized the superintendent’s commendable contributions to the school community.

Old Bridge Library Board Explores RFID Technology to Modernize Operations

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Old Bridge Library Board of Trustees delved into the potential implementation of RFID technology to enhance the efficiency of library operations. The board explored the possibilities of using RFID for improved inventory management and streamlined checkouts, while also touching on budgetary considerations, personnel negotiations, and policy updates.