Gulf Stream Planning Board Tackles Historic Property and Massing Issues

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Gulf Stream Planning Board focused on the approval of a renovation and addition to a historic property, including the construction of an elevator, and the formation of an ad hoc committee to address architectural massing concerns within the town. The meeting also saw the approval of several other property renovations and landscaping plans.

Bernardsville Plans for Development Meet Traffic and Design Scrutiny

Overview: The Bernardsville Planning Board recently convened to scrutinize the impact of a proposed development project on local traffic and pedestrian mobility, as well as to deliberate on the design and functionality of the development’s parking garage and retail space. The meeting was marked by discussions on the intricacies of urban planning and the necessity of thorough traffic impact studies.

Princeton Planning Board Tackles Development Project, Debates Affordable Housing and Infrastructure Concerns

Overview: The Princeton Planning Board recently convened to discuss a development project proposed by RB Homes LLC, featuring 30 residential units with six designated as affordable housing, and the construction of an access road to the Princeton shopping center. The multifaceted project, which includes preliminary and final major site plan approval with variances, sparked in-depth discussions on building design, affordable housing, traffic management, and green infrastructure. The board engaged with the developers, Toll Brothers, and various experts to address concerns related to the project’s impact on the community and surrounding environment.

Old Bridge Township Approves Amended Subdivision Plan with Five-Year Vesting

Overview: In a recent Old Bridge Township Planning Board meeting, the board granted an amended preliminary major subdivision approval for Wood Haven Village Estates 2, which included a five-year extension to the original vesting period. This decision emerged as the meeting’s most significant outcome, after debates over the proposed reduction of single-family lots and the management of impervious coverage. The application, represented by Ron Shimanowitz, sought to modify and extend the vesting of the initial approval from 120 to 117 lots while addressing the township’s planning and engineering review comments.

Verona Planning Board Tackles Stormwater Management Ordinance

Overview: In a recent Verona Town Planning Board meeting, members engaged in a discussion on the development of new stormwater management regulations to ensure compliance with the MS4 permit. The proposed ordinance amendments aimed at enhancing the township’s stormwater management were the focus, with the board debating technical definitions and requirements for major and minor developments.