Grand Opening of Titan Union Event Center Marks New Community Hub

Overview: The Union Town Council meeting focused on the opening of the Titan Union Event Center, which promises to be a central hub for community and professional activities. The venue, celebrated as a milestone for the township, aims to foster creativity, collaboration, and social connections. The council highlighted the center’s potential to serve as an anchor for redevelopment in Union Center, encouraging residents to engage in celebrations and community gatherings once again.

Union Town Council Approves Community Safety Measures Amid Active Police Efforts

Overview: The Union Town Council meeting focused on several pressing community safety and infrastructure issues, approving measures like amendments to zoning and parking regulations, while also highlighting a successful police operation and ongoing recruitment for the Neighborhood Watch program. The council also discussed significant public works efforts and community events, with a strong emphasis on resident engagement and safety.

Union Zoning Board Postpones Decision on Toro Homes Expansion Proposal

Overview: The Union Zoning Board meeting primarily centered around two significant agenda items: the postponement of a decision regarding the Toro Homes LLC expansion proposal and the approval of the 2024 annual report. The proposal for Toro Homes, which involves constructing an addition for more event space and restriping the parking lot, has been delayed until the April 2, 2025 meeting. This decision allows the board and the township additional time to review operational management details and other pertinent information submitted by the applicant’s attorney.

Union Town Council Approves Five-Year Lease for New Coffee Shop and Addresses Public Safety

Overview: The Union Town Council convened to discuss a variety of community matters, with the approval of a five-year lease for a new coffee shop on Green Lane emerging as a key highlight. The council also addressed public safety concerns, including significant police activities and ongoing efforts in road maintenance, while acknowledging community collaboration in education.

Union County Planning Board Rejects Multifamily Development Amid Flood and Traffic Concerns

Overview: In a recent Union County Planning Board meeting, a proposed multifamily development project faced substantial opposition from both board members and residents, ultimately resulting in the project’s rejection. Central to the debate were concerns over stormwater management and increased traffic, with residents voicing fears that the development would exacerbate existing issues in their neighborhood.