Fair Haven Residents Call for Overhaul in Marter Park Management to Preserve Ecology

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Fair Haven Environmental Commission, discussions centered around the management of Marter Park and its ecological impact, concerns over water quality in local waterways, and the urgency in budget allocation for environmental initiatives.

Fair Haven Council Tackles Biking Ban in Sanctuary and Signage Standards

Overview: In a recent Fair Haven Borough Council meeting, discussions centered on the challenges of unauthorized biking at the Harding Bird Sanctuary and the need for consistent signage standards across the borough. Safety concerns and property damage led to a proposed ordinance to ban all bikes, while the council also addressed signage consistency issues, particularly related to community events and fundraising initiatives.

Cherry Trees Controversy and Stormwater Concerns Dominate Fair Haven Shade Tree Commission Meeting

Overview: The Fair Haven Shade Tree Commission delved into issues surrounding the controversial pruning of cherry trees on Fair Haven Road and explored the broader implications of tree removal on stormwater management. The meeting, held both in person and via Zoom, was noted for its debate on various environmental and community topics.

Fair Haven Council Discusses Playground Renovation Amid Community Event Planning

Overview: The Fair Haven Borough Council meeting focused on plans for the renovation of the Marta Park Playground and preparations for upcoming community events, including the Holiday Stroll and Santa in the Park. The playground redesign featured prominently, with discussions on its aesthetic enhancements, safety considerations, and project timelines. Concurrently, the council addressed logistical elements for holiday events and examined community feedback from recent activities.

Fair Haven’s Historic Preservation Commission Seeks Scientific Paint Analysis for Fisk Chapel’s Original Color

Overview: The Fair Haven Historic Preservation Commission, meeting to discuss preservation and restoration efforts, prioritized the need for a thorough scientific analysis of the original paint color of Fisk Chapel, an African-American church built in 1882. This focus on historical authenticity also extended to discussions about ongoing projects at Vics Centennial Hall and other historic sites within the district.