Bernardsville Planning Board Approves Major Affordable Housing Project with Stipulated Conditions

Overview: The Bernardsville Planning Board recently approved a municipally sponsored affordable housing project. The meeting witnessed discussions on a range of topics, including the development’s amended preliminary and final site plans, parking regulations for affordable housing, and amendments to the building’s design to ensure compliance with fire safety recommendations.

Little Falls Planning Board Debates Variances and Impact of Proposed 40-Foot Building Elevation for Paper Company

Overview: A recent Little Falls Planning Board meeting was dominated by discussions on a proposed business expansion on Harrison Street. The business, specializing in paper and sanitation products, sought to increase its building height to 40 feet to facilitate storage. The application required several variances related to building height, parking, and setback requirements. The proposal garnered attention due to its potential impact on traffic, the visual environment, and its compliance with zoning regulations.

Princeton Planning Board Delays Development Hearing

Overview: The Princeton Planning Board’s latest meeting on February 1st, 2024, was marked by the adjournment of a development hearing. The board postponed the hearing for the LWI Development application for a major subdivision and site plan located at 725 and Herrontown Road and Mount Lucas Road, citing unresolved issues that only the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) can address. The application, identified by file number P1818D648 SPF, had its deadline extended to March 30th, but the board decided to continue the hearing without setting a new date, pending DEP’s resolution.

Clark Planning Board Approves Developer’s Payment in Lieu of Affordable Housing Unit

Overview: In a recent session, Clark Planning Board agreed to amend a previous approval, allowing Spring Enterprises LLC to contribute financially to the township’s affordable housing fund instead of designating one of their residential units as affordable. This decision came after the adoption of a new ordinance clarifying developers’ contributions to affordable housing.

Jackson Planning Board Approves Six Flags and Jackson Development Projects

Overview: In a recent session, Jackson Planning Board granted administrative approval for Six Flags Great Adventure’s 2024 Capital Improvement Program, as well as a minor subdivision for Jackson Development Company. The approvals, which took place during the Planning Board’s January 29th, 2024 meeting, pave the way for new developments and improvements within the township.