Hainesport Land Use Board Approves Royal Plaza Plans Amid Parking and Accessibility Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Hainesport Land Use Board approved a site plan for Royal Plaza, a development featuring retail and medical office spaces, despite parking and accessibility concerns. The board addressed parking variances, stormwater management, and the need for architectural modifications to ensure compliance with local regulations. The board also engaged in discussions about the installation of sidewalks along Route 38.

Egg Harbor Land Use Board Denies Conversion of Commercial Space to Residential Unit

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Egg Harbor Land Use Board unanimously denied an application from Victory Free LLC requesting variance relief and conditional use approval to convert a ground-floor commercial unit into a residential space at 257-259 Philadelphia Avenue.

Bedminster Greenlights Critical Generator for AT&T Amid Affordable Housing Adjustments

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Bedminster Land Use Board approved a site plan for AT&T’s emergency generator installation, addressing power outage concerns, while also tackling affordable housing obligations and parking regulations. The generator, crucial for maintaining operations at AT&T’s data center, requires a variance due to a reduction in parking spaces. Concurrently, discussions on housing centered on adapting to new state regulations and fulfilling obligations under the Fair Housing Act.

Hainesport Board Rushes to Meet Affordable Housing Deadline with Special Meeting

Overview: The Hainesport Township Joint Land Use Board meeting addressed several issues, with a focus on the township’s affordable housing requirements. With a looming June 30 deadline, the board scheduled a special meeting for June 25 to finalize and adopt the affordable housing element and fair share plan into the town’s master plan. This plan is essential for the subsequent approval of affordable housing ordinances, and the board is under pressure to meet state mandates.

Allendale Land Use Board Streamlines Non-Conforming Structure Regulations Amidst Detailed Property Discussions

Overview: The Allendale Land Use Board recently convened to address several matters, including proposed amendments to local ordinances concerning additions to non-conforming structures and accessory buildings. These changes aim to simplify the application process for residents and are expected to have a substantial impact on future property developments. Alongside these amendments, the board deliberated on multiple applications for residential additions, each presenting unique challenges related to zoning, drainage, and neighborhood aesthetics.