Red Bank Planning Board Delays 54 North Bridge Avenue Decision

Overview: The Red Bank Planning Board’s recent meeting included discussion of a application for a property on North Bridge Avenue that has been postponed to April 15th. The applicant’s newly submitted plans, which the board’s engineer has not yet reviewed, suggest the potential for an updated traffic report. This delay aims to consolidate the review process into one meeting rather than spreading it over multiple sessions.

St. Pete Beach Plans for Resort Redevelopment and Boat Ramp Regulation

Overview: In a recent St. Pete Beach Planning Board meeting, the board tackled significant items that have the potential to shape the future of the city. The meeting focused primarily on a conditional use permit for a large temporary lodging redevelopment project and the introduction of a permit for the commercial use of the city’s boat ramp.

Jackson Planning Board Initiates Full Master Plan Review

Overview: The Jackson Planning Board convened on March 4, 2024, to discuss updates to the township’s Master Plan and to address several development applications. The most consequential item was the initiation of a full master plan review—a process that involves comprehensive analysis and potential revisions to guide the township’s growth and development. Moreover, the board unanimously approved the creation of a master plan subcommittee and moved forward with various development applications, including major site plan approvals and subdivision proposals.

Biscayne Park Planning Board Addresses Building Height Concerns

Overview: At a recent Biscayne Park Planning Board meeting, a discussion centered around the proposed increase in height for a structure, which had already secured preliminary approval from the city. The board scrutinized the necessity of adding 10 feet to the existing structure, weighing the building’s massiveness against the aesthetic and structural norms of the neighborhood. The proposed changes to a building permit, including substantial structural alterations such as the extension of the second floor, the addition of an elevator, and changes to the roof height, also sparked a debate among board members.

Parsippany-Troy Hills Planning Board Approves Warehouse Development

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Parsippany-Troy Hills Planning Board approved an application by Century Associates LLC for the construction of a state-of-the-art warehouse facility on a 5-acre property previously occupied by a vacant office building. The project involves the redevelopment of the site to accommodate a 64,800 square foot warehouse with 4,800 square feet designated for office space, enhanced stormwater management, and a landscape plan that includes a net increase of 31 trees.