Bradley Beach Land Use Board Grapples with Zoning Ordinances and Beach Locker Fees

Overview: The Bradley Beach Land Use Board recently faced issues as they debated over zoning ordinances, financial allocations, beach locker rental fees, and the conduct of Mayor Larry Fox. The meeting was marked by debates about the potential impact of new ordinances on property values, housing options, and the overall character of the town. The representatives also discussed the proposed increase in beach locker rental fees, which sparked a debate about accessibility and cost of lockers for residents.

Beach Haven Land Use Board Advances Redevelopment Plan for Former Auto Site

Overview: The Beach Haven Land Use Board recently moved forward a redevelopment plan for the former Beach Haven auto site at 1200 North Bay and 305 12th Street. This plan adopts the underlying zoning of the plot, ensuring the borough council’s ability to act as a redevelopment entity.

River Edge Land Use Board Addresses Controversial Patio Installations and Home Additions

Overview: In a recent meeting on November 29, 2023, the River Edge Land Use Board tackled numerous issues surrounding home expansions and patio installations, particularly on Summit Avenue and Center Street. The board scrutinized the proposed home additions and patio installations, focusing on the need to strike a balance between homeowners’ desires and the necessity of adhering to local zoning regulations.

River Edge Land Use Board Tackles Lead-Based Paint Inspections, Property Variances, and Pool Installation

Overview: The River Edge Land Use Board’s recent meeting saw extensive discussions on an ordinance concerning lead-based paint inspections, as well as various property applications and a proposed pool installation. Amidst debates on fee structures, lot coverage, and inspection processes, the board grappled with the complexities of balancing public safety, housing standards, and homeowner desires.

River Edge Land Use Board Approves Variances Amid Flooding Concerns, Debates Coverage Thresholds

Overview: The River Edge Land Use Board recently approved two applications seeking variances for patio expansions and construction, despite concerns over potential flooding issues and debates on coverage thresholds. The approval of these variances sparked a discussion among board members about increasing the coverage threshold from 35% to 40% to avoid repetitive debates and ensure consistency in granting variances.