Verona Town Council Greenlights Community Projects, Talks Grants and Trees amid Civic Acceleration

Overview: The Verona Town Council recently convened to discuss several issues ranging from community development projects and grant funding to maintaining the town’s tree canopy and exploring energy efficiency programs. The meeting also witnessed recognition of local achievements and an emphasis on community services.

Verona Planning Board Approves Site Plans for One Sunset

Overview: In the latest meeting of the Verona Planning Board held on September 28, 2023, the most notable action taken was the approval of preliminary and final site plans for the property at One Sunset, Block 303, Lot 1. The decision, which came with attached conditions, was passed with no opposition. Additionally, the board appointed Kathleen Miesch as the new Planning Board Secretary.

Verona Town Planning Board Approves 200-Unit Development

Overview: In a recent session, Verona Town Planning Board has approved a new 200-unit multifamily development project, a collaborative effort between the township of Verona and Verona Sunset Urban Renewal LLC. The approval, which includes specified variances and conditions, was the result of extensive deliberations and testimony from various stakeholders, including residents, the applicant, and town professionals. The project promises to enhance the town’s tax base and contribute to the affordable housing trust fund, despite some concerns regarding traffic, stormwater management, and community impact.

Verona Planning Board Grapples with Water Capacity and Stormwater Management

Overview: In the latest meeting of the Verona Town Planning Board, concerns were brought to light involving the town’s water capacity and stormwater management, particularly in relation to a development project at one Sunset Avenue.

Verona Town Planning Board Grapples with Development Project Challenges

Overview: In a recent Verona Town Planning Board meeting, discussions ensued around a development project at one Sunset Avenue, focusing on stormwater management, wall heights, parking variances, and green infrastructure. The board members tackled issues regarding the compatibility of the project with local ordinances and the impact on the community, amidst a backdrop of detailed technical debates and public concern.