Bernardsville Planning Board Addresses Public Concerns and Reviews Development Project

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Bernardsville Planning Board focused on the comprehensive review of AR Bern LLC’s redevelopment proposal for the Palmer Square site, which includes 68 residential units and approximately 9,200 square feet of commercial space. The board also addressed public concerns regarding meeting formats and the lack of opportunity for public commentary. Additionally, the board elected a new vice-chair and welcomed a new member, Joe DeMarco.

Bridgewater Planning Board Elects New Vice Chairperson and Addresses Upcoming Developments

Overview: The Bridgewater Planning Board met recently, where they elected Ashley Sakur as the vice chairperson and witnessed the swearing in of new members. The meeting also included the appointment of board professionals and the confirmation of official newspapers for 2024. Additionally, the board addressed public concerns regarding adjournments and entered an executive session to discuss litigation and amendments to the settlement agreement.

Millburn Planning Board Advances Township’s Open Space and Recreation Plan Amidst Growing Needs

Overview: The Millburn Town Planning Board has made strides in advancing the township’s open space and recreation plan, highlighting a detailed approach to managing and expanding public spaces in response to an anticipated population growth and increased recreational demand. The plan, which prioritizes properties already under local control and considers additional acquisitions, aims to address a shortfall in sports field availability and create new greenways and parks.

Asbury Park Planning Board Approves New Subdivision and Addresses Compliance Issues in Recent Meeting

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Asbury Park Planning Board approved a resolution for the subdivision of lots on Bordon Avenue and debated compliance issues related to the notice process, tenancy terms, and the placement of street trees and stormwater management for future developments.

Apopka Commission Deliberates on Special Fence Exemption

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Apopka Planning Commission tackled a range of development issues, including a special exemption for outdoor storage on Coral Hill Road and major development plans for Madison Oaks and a warehouse office on South Orange Blossom Trail. The discussion about the special exemption was particularly focused, as it revolved around the potential for an 8-foot security fence, which required careful consideration of zoning regulations and security exemptions.