Howell Planning Board Faces Complex Extension Requests and Subdivision Challenges in Latest Meeting

Overview: The Howell Township Planning Board convened on October 10, 2024, to tackle a series of complex development issues, including a contentious extension request for a major project and a proposed plan for a minor subdivision that raised zoning compliance concerns.

Oronoco Commission Weighs Safety and Infrastructure in Lot Split Proposal

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Oronoco Planning and Zoning Commission deliberated on a proposed lot split on West Center Street, focusing on safety, infrastructure concerns, and the necessity for utility easements. The commission grappled with the implications of splitting this property, particularly given its narrow frontage and the length of the adjoining cul-de-sac, which raised significant safety concerns under city code.

Hillsborough Planning Board Approves Two Solar Array Projects Amid Energy Sustainability Push

Overview: The Hillsborough Planning Board met on October 10, 2024, focusing on significant renewable energy initiatives, notably approving two solar array projects. The board also discussed infrastructure safety and design considerations.

Cranbury Planning Board Grapples with Historic District Amendments and Waste Management Concerns

Overview: The recent Cranbury Planning Board meeting delved deeply into two issues: proposed amendments to the town’s historic district regulations and an application for a waste management installation involving a dumpster compactor. These topics, particularly the historic district changes, sparked considerable debate among board members and the public.

Kenilworth Planning Board Faces Payment Dispute with Professionals Over Redevelopment Plan

Overview: During the recent Kenilworth Planning Board meeting, it was revealed that several professionals, including the board’s attorney and engineer, have not been paid for their work on the redevelopment plan for a property on Galloping Hill Road since April. This payment dispute has led to the decision to halt all non-escrow work until the situation is resolved, potentially impacting the board’s ongoing projects.