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- Bergen County
- 6/28/23
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Overview: A recent meeting of the River Edge Land Use Board brought accessibility into sharp focus. The primary topic of discussion revolved around a local property housing a beloved candy store and karate school.
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- Bergen County
- 6/21/23
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Overview: The recent Bergen County Board of Commissioners meeting served as an occasion to honor several community heroes while grappling with the pressing issues of economic inflation and fiscal responsibility.
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- Bergen County
- 6/21/23
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Overview: In a noteworthy development at the Oradell Zoning Board meeting on June 21, an application for contentious variances and a restaurant proposal, which stirred significant debate over zoning regulations and waste management, were both approved. The meeting touched upon diverse issues, from personal privacy of law enforcement officials to detailed discussions about zoning applications and site logistics.
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- Bergen County
- 6/13/23
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Overview: In an recent meeting of the Fort Lee Board of Adjustment on June 13, 2023, several critical issues of residential and commercial development in the borough were discussed. The board, chaired by D. Sugarman, deliberated on numerous dockets that could potentially alter the local landscape.
- NJ
- Bergen County
- 6/13/23
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Overview: In a recent Fort Lee Planning Board meeting, several significant property development proposals ignited intense discussions among board members and the public. These include an amended building height proposal by Hemant & Sangita Prajapati, a two-unit dwelling proposal by 1 Casper Lane, LLC, and a new three-unit dwelling project by Rock Solid Built, LLC. The contentious meeting also revisited an earlier discussion regarding an application for a use variance by Y&K Realty Inc. & ZYST, LLC for a local auto body shop’s redevelopment.