Asbury Park Planning Board Reviews Redevelopment with Concerns on Parking and Safety

Overview: The Asbury Park Planning Board recently reviewed an extensive redevelopment proposal for a property on Asbury Avenue, presented by APW Redeveloper LLC and Asbury Partners LLC. The project seeks to transform a triangular parcel within the waterfront redevelopment area by subdividing it into two lots and constructing a multifamily building, townhomes, and a mixed-use space. Despite the ambitious nature of the project, discussions at the meeting revealed concerns, particularly relating to parking allocations, traffic management, and pedestrian safety within the proposed development.

Asbury Park Council Enlists Retired Justice Lee Solomon for Redevelopment Dispute

Overview: During the recent Asbury Park City Council meeting, topics included the engagement of retired Supreme Court Justice Lee Solomon to evaluate redevelopment agreements, the status of casino project permits, and community concerns over communication and accountability in local projects. Justice Solomon’s involvement is aimed at resolving an arbitration issue with Mr. Deno, who has refused to share costs for the process. Moreover, the meeting addressed timelines for local redevelopment and the need for improved transparency in municipal communications.

Tinton Falls Borough Council Advances Land Preservation and Addresses Police Department Changes

Overview: The recent Tinton Falls Borough Council meeting focused on land preservation initiatives, police department developments, and community engagement. Mayor Clay awarded certificates of recognition, and the council introduced several ordinances, including those related to affordable housing and traffic regulations. Public comments highlighted concerns about prosecutorial conduct and firearm safety regulations.

Asbury Park Planning Board Faces Parking and Design Challenges in New Development Proposal

Overview: The Asbury Park Planning Board meeting on March 2, 2026, focused heavily on a proposed mixed-use development on Somerfield Avenue, where parking, design, and stormwater management became central topics of discussion. The proposed four-story building aims to include 30 residential units and 2,300 square feet of commercial space, but its integration into the existing urban landscape and its adherence to local regulations sparked debate among board members and the public.

Asbury Park School Board Meeting Highlights Budget Concerns and Celebrates Student Achievements

Overview: The Asbury Park School Board meeting featured discussions on budget challenges, potential financial constraints, and impressive student and staff recognitions. The board reviewed the annual comprehensive financial report, highlighting a decrease in the general fund balance.