Millburn Zoning Board Approves Fence Variance for Corner Lot Despite Safety Concerns

Overview: In its recent meeting, the Millburn Town Zoning Board approved a fence variance for a corner lot property on Allen Drive, despite discussions on safety and aesthetic implications. The decision came after thorough deliberation on the challenges posed by the lot’s steep slope and unique shape, as well as the potential impact on neighborhood character.

Millburn Town Historical Preservation Commission Deliberates Garage and Tennis Court Modifications in Detailed Session

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Millburn Town Historical Preservation Commission, the members discussed property modifications, including alterations to a historic garage on Highland Avenue and the construction of a freestanding metal roof over a tennis court on Stewart Road.

Millburn Council Tackles Town Hall Renovation and Affordable Housing

Overview: The Millburn Town Council meeting addressed significant municipal issues including the proposed Town Hall renovation project aimed at achieving LEED Silver certification and the contentious 9 Main Street affordable housing project. The meeting elicited resident concerns over transparency in local governance, particularly in matters of land use, and debates over the handling of fair share housing and the potential financial and reputational implications for the township.

Millburn Zoning Board Deliberates Church Solar Panels and Variances

Overview: The Millburn Town Zoning Board meeting featured a debate over the installation of solar panels at the St. Rose of Lima Church and the granting of several variances for local properties. The board also addressed a contentious sign variance for Mattress Warehouse and scrutinized landscape plans for a revised property application.

Millburn Approves Police Appointments Amidst Development Concerns

Overview: The Millburn Town Council meeting on June 18, 2024, encompassed developments including the appointment of two new police officers, community concerns over the Paper Mill Playhouse project, discussions on the community energy aggregation program, and debates on the charter study commission. The meeting unfolded with the appointment of Devin Kos and Edmond Nay to the Millburn Police Department, a proclamation for George Williams’ life-saving actions, and recognition of the importance of parks and recreation.