Union Zoning Board Meeting Highlights Public Concerns Over Adjourned Development Proposal

Overview: During the recent Union Zoning Board meeting, attention was focused on the adjournment of a development proposal by Liberty Assets LLC for a property on Woodland Avenue. The applicant aims to subdivide and construct four new single-family dwellings, but changes to the plan necessitated the adjournment, prompting public concern about the notification process.

Union Zoning Board Delays Decision on Springfield Avenue Addition Due to Incomplete Information

Overview: In the recent Union Zoning Board meeting, a decision on an application for a property addition on Springfield Avenue was postponed to May 21st, pending further information from the applicant’s experts. The meeting also saw the adoption of a resolution for a front yard fence installation on Putnam Road.

Union Town Council Approves New Ordinance to Hold Landlords Accountable for Tenant Misconduct

Overview: The Union Town Council meeting focused on issues, including the approval of an ordinance targeting landlord accountability for tenant misconduct, the authorization of significant expenditures for public services, and a notable public comment addressing noise disturbances. Ordinances related to parking and municipal fees were also discussed, along with community events and safety updates.

Union Zoning Board Reviews Event Space Proposal Amid Security and Liquor License Concerns

Overview: The Union Zoning Board convened to discuss two key applications: the proposed construction of a contractor’s facility and an event space expansion that requires a review process due to security and liquor license considerations.

Union Zoning Board Approves New Monopole to Replace Decommissioned Water Tower

Overview: In a decision that promises to maintain local telecommunications services, the Union Zoning Board approved an application by CX Tower Leasing LLC to construct a new monopole on Morris Avenue. This monopole will replace an existing water tower set to be decommissioned, ensuring that major wireless carriers like T-Mobile, Verizon, and AT&T can continue to provide service without interruption.