Raritan Zoning Board Debates Waiving Review Deadlines Amidst Application Backlogs

Overview: The Raritan Zoning Board meeting on October 3, 2024, focused on the complexities of application review deadlines, as members deliberated on the implications of waiving the 21-day submission rule. The board aimed to balance regulatory requirements with the demands of applicants, while ensuring transparency and consistency in their processes.

Titusville Board Approves Amendment for Assisted Living Facility Despite Parking Concerns

Overview: The Titusville Planning and Zoning Board convened to discuss significant amendments to the Titusville Resort and Destination master plan, with a focus on converting a building designated for multifamily housing into an assisted living facility. The board also addressed environmental issues related to underground storage tanks and discussed efforts to simplify ordinance language for public understanding.

Seminole Planning and Zoning Board Reviews Ronald Reagan Boulevard Rezoning Amid Stormwater Concerns

Overview: During the latest Seminole Planning and Zoning Board meeting, members discussed an application to rezone a 4.76-acre property on Ronald Reagan Boulevard to accommodate a proposed single-family residential subdivision. The development plans raised concerns from adjacent property owners regarding potential stormwater runoff and flooding issues. Additionally, the board reviewed a request to make temporary portable classrooms at The Master’s Academy permanent.

Rezoning Efforts and Infrastructure Improvements Dominate Miami Lakes Planning & Zoning Board Meeting

Overview: The Miami Lakes Planning & Zoning Board meeting focused on significant rezoning efforts, infrastructure improvements, and erosion control measures.

Franklin Zoning Board Denies Cannabis Facility Amid Public Concerns on Location

Overview: The Franklin Township Zoning Board denied a contested application for a use variance to establish a cannabis cultivation facility at a former school building on Stanton Avenue. During a lengthy meeting, the board listened to extensive public input, primarily focused on the proposed facility’s proximity to a nursery school and residential areas. Ultimately, the board concluded that the facility did not align with local zoning laws, prioritizing industrial zones for such operations.