Hollister | Rothberg & Federman
PHILADELPHIA – A malicious prosecution suit brought against the City of Lambertville, N.J., two of its public officials and a local contracting firm has been dismissed without prejudice, just one day after it was filed in a Pennsylvania federal court.
Academy Hill, Inc. and Merrick Wilson of Yardley first filed suit in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania on April 27 versus the City of Lambertville, New Jersey, its Zoning Officer Kenneth Rogers and its former Mayor David DelVecchio, plus Joseph Jingoli & Sons, Joseph Jingoli and Michael Jingoli of Lawrence Township, N.J.
Hudson Reporter ×
The Bayonne Zoning Board met virtually on March 15.
The Bayonne Zoning Board has rejected an appeal of the Zoning Officer’s decision involving the new zoning ordinance changes to help storm water management.
Special redevelopment counsel Joe DeMarco presented the changes to the zoning regulations to the board at its January meeting. In December, the changes were referred to as proposals instead of something that had already been implemented.
Limiting lot coverage
The changes further limit the maximum amount of lot coverage that can be built on. Zoning districts are now limited to 70 percent maximum lot coverage, except for industrial districts. Industrial districts are restricted to 80 percent maximum lot coverage.
SunStar Subdivision residents oppose cell tower construction
BACOLOD. Homeowners of Doña Juliana Subdivision in Barangay Taculing, Bacolod City oppose the construction of a cell site tower inside their subdivision. (Contributed photo)
+ February 22, 2021 HOMEOWNERS and residents of Doña Juliana Subdivision in Barangay Taculing, Bacolod City are opposing a cell site tower project of a telecommunications company.
In a petition signed by homeowners, they cited environmental and health concerns on the cell site tower of Dito Telecommunity, especially that the world is now under the threat of the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) pandemic.
A homeowner in an interview with Sunstar-Bacolod said the property is owned by Barangay Kagawad Ian Ted Lacson and they were only told that he is constructing a swimming pool on his property, which used to be the only vacant lot on St. Therese Avenue, Doña Juliana Subdivision.
Thanks to all Sussex County mayors for their service during challenging times | 24 Dec 2020 | 03:05 From left: Mayor Michael Lensak, Andover Twsp; Mayor Chris Carney, Frankford Township; Mayor Alex Rubenstein, Byram Township; Mayor Michael Francis, Hopatcong; Mayor Howard Burrell, Vernon Township; Mayor Stan Kula, Hardyston Twsp; Mayor Patricia Zdichocki, Stanhope; Mayor Jerry Murphy, Sparta Township (Photo provided)
Editor’s note: Tammie Horsfield made the following statement earlier this month in presenting the Sussex County Economic Development Partnership’s Mayor of the Year award at the Municipal State of Affairs Event. She said the partnership “decided not to present the Mayor of the Year to just one mayor this year, but rather to present and thank all Sussex County mayors for their efforts through these challenging times. Each and every mayor has had to deal with the challenges of Covid, and they are to be commended for all they have done to help their resident