Residents Demand Action on Dangerous Road Conditions and Transparency in Parsippany-Troy Hills

Overview: At the recent Parsippany-Troy Hills Town Council meeting, residents voiced urgent concerns about road safety in Glenmont Commons, transparency in redevelopment processes, and the township’s environmental management strategy.

Parsippany-Troy Hills Planning Board Approves Site Plans for Outdoor Dining Structures

Overview: During its meeting on October 21, 2024, the Parsippany-Troy Hills Planning Board unanimously approved significant site plan applications, including the addition of outdoor dining structures and signage variances for the District on Urban Renewal LLC. The board also addressed issues related to variance requests for the Malagos restaurant and existing decorative lighting on another property.

Parsippany Troy Hills School Board Celebrates Dual Enrollment Success with NJIT and Discusses Safety Initiatives

Overview: The Parsippany Troy Hills School Board meeting featured an overview of the district’s dual enrollment program with the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT), highlighting significant savings for families and educational advancements for students. The board also addressed student safety data, the local impact of potential cannabis dispensaries, and various school projects and initiatives.

Parsippany-Troy Hills Zoning Board Approves Fuel Storage Expansion for Data Center

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Parsippany-Troy Hills Zoning Board approved an application by COGIC to expand diesel fuel storage at a data center on Weo Road, addressing operational demands for backup power. This decision was accompanied by discussions on the classification of site structures and the approval of an outdoor advertising billboard.

Parsippany-Troy Hills Council Meeting Highlights Financial Debate and Library Renovation Concerns

Overview: The recent meeting of the Parsippany-Troy Hills Town Council focused on contentious financial issues, particularly the use of Payment In Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) agreements, and the future of the Lake Hawa library amidst concerns over its costly renovation needs. The council also recognized community volunteers and discussed ongoing infrastructure projects, including road repairs and bike safety initiatives.