River Edge Land Use Board Approves Variances for Property Expansions

Overview: The River Edge Land Use Board approved several variances at its December 13, 2023 meeting, including a property expansion on Valley Road and a new deck installation on Spring Valley Avenue. The board also established its 2024 meeting calendar and addressed other procedural matters.

River Edge Borough Council Prioritizes Sustainability, Honors Councilman Keno

Overview: In a recent meeting, the River Edge Borough Council discussed environmental initiatives, debated the role of an Environmental Protection Commission liaison, and honored Councilman Dario Keno for his seven-year tenure. The council also addressed topics like stormwater management and the borough’s library project.

River Dell School Board School Board Advances AI Initiatives, Debates High Cost of International Trip

Overview: In the latest River Dell School Board meeting, the district’s promising financial status, the introduction of artificial intelligence (AI) into the curriculum, and the approval of an international trip emerged as the key points of discussion.

River Edge Land Use Board Addresses Controversial Patio Installations and Home Additions

Overview: In a recent meeting on November 29, 2023, the River Edge Land Use Board tackled numerous issues surrounding home expansions and patio installations, particularly on Summit Avenue and Center Street. The board scrutinized the proposed home additions and patio installations, focusing on the need to strike a balance between homeowners’ desires and the necessity of adhering to local zoning regulations.

River Edge Borough Council Plans for 2024 and Votes on Various Resolutions in November Meeting

Overview: In a recent meeting, the River Edge Borough Council covered a range of topics, from the extension of an intern’s tenure to the adoption of ordinances. Other items included the discussions on the 2024 meeting schedule, the possibility of in-person meetings at the library, and the renegotiation of a lease for the SCORE program, which will see the town save $6,000 annually.