Summit City Zoning Board Tackles Runoff Issues, Approves Facade Changes and Shed Proposal

Overview: The Summit City Zoning Board of Adjustment meeting on June 9, 2025, addressed a range of issues, including discussions on drainage and runoff concerns at a Fernwood Road property, approval of facade changes for a Twambley residence, and a detailed review of a shed proposal for a property on Morris Avenue.

Southwick Zoning Board Approves Variances for Lake View Street Garage Conversion

Overview: The Southwick Zoning Board of Appeals held a meeting on June 9th, during which they approved several variances for a property on Lake View Street, allowing the conversion of a carport into a garage and the addition of a shed. The board navigated complex zoning bylaws and property dimensions to reach a unanimous decision.

Miami Beach Board of Adjustment Approves Variance for Home Expansion Amid Concerns

Overview: The Miami Beach Board of Adjustment held a meeting on June 6, where they discussed and approved a variance request for a home expansion on Royal Palm Avenue. The application, which sought to enclose an existing outdoor terrace, raised discussions around the practical difficulties of multigenerational living and the impacts on the neighborhood. The meeting also addressed continuance requests for two other properties, but the primary focus remained on the Royal Palm Avenue project.

Raritan Zoning Board Extends Key Deadlines and Approves Farm Rehabilitation Application

Overview: The Raritan Township Zoning Board of Adjustment convened on June 5th, 2025, to review several zoning applications and approvals. Key decisions included extending deadlines for zoning and construction permits for properties on US Highway 202 and Evers Road, and approving a significant farm rehabilitation project that garnered strong support from board members.

Franklin Zoning Board Approves Signage and Pool Variances in June Meeting

Overview: In a recent Franklin Zoning Board meeting, decisions included the approval of a variance for a 30-foot sign for Muhammad But’s business on Route 27 and a variance for an inground pool installation on Patton Drive, exceeding the impervious surface limitation.