Sayreville Planning Board Approves Subdivision with Variances

Overview: The Sayreville Borough Planning Board approved the Gonzales minor subdivision application for a property on Bordentown Avenue, despite the need for variances in lot width and accessory structure size. The decision came after extensive discussion on the compatibility of the proposed development with existing neighborhood patterns.

Gonzalez Subdivision and Unique Garage Plan Approved by Sayreville Borough Planning Board

Overview: The Sayreville Borough Planning Board meeting primarily focused on the approval of the Gonzalez minor subdivision on Bordentown Avenue and the associated variances for a unique, larger-than-usual garage intended for classic car and motorcycle storage. The Board reviewed and approved the subdivision plan and the garage, addressing several variances needed for the project.

Brainerd Planning Commission Moves to Regulate Noise from Crypto Mining Operations

Overview: The Brainerd Planning Commission tackled several issues during their recent meeting, including the regulation of noise from crypto mining operations, changes to garage requirements for residential housing, and the approval of a new playground for the Brainerd Family YMCA.

St. Cloud Planning Commission Approves Zoning Amendment for Clark Property Amid Traffic Concerns

Overview: The St. Cloud Planning Commission approved several key zoning amendments during their recent meeting, including a decision regarding the Clark property, which will shift from agricultural to single-family residential zoning, sparking extensive discussion on traffic implications and infrastructure.

Norton Planning Board Deliberates Traffic and Safety Concerns for Hill Street Development

Overview: The Norton Planning Board’s recent meeting primarily focused on traffic and safety concerns related to a proposed development on Hill Street, with discussions around potential impacts on residential neighborhoods and environmental factors. The board, consisting of members both in-person and remotely, engaged deeply with the community’s apprehensions about increased truck traffic and the narrowness of Hill Street.