Lunenburg Zoning Board Approves Deck Expansion on Pratt Street Despite Nonconforming Status

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Lunenburg Zoning Board of Appeals approved a special permit for the expansion of steps and a landing on Pratt Street, resolving a zoning issue with a nonconforming structure. The decision allows homeowners Jeffrey and Danielle Hoey to proceed with replacing their current stairs with a larger, safer landing.

Sayreville Borough Zoning Board Approves Wawa Convenience Store and Gas Station Despite Traffic and Environmental Concerns

Overview: The Sayreville Borough Zoning Board has approved an application for the development of a Wawa convenience store and fueling station on a site currently under redevelopment on Main Street. The decision came after discussions about the project’s environmental implications, traffic management, and compliance with zoning regulations. The site, historically plagued by contamination, is set to undergo changes as part of the redevelopment effort.

Princeton Zoning Board Approves Two Driveways for Humbart Street Duplex Amid Parking Concerns

Overview: The Princeton Zoning Board of Adjustment convened electronically on April 23, 2025, to deliberate on several applications and resolutions, including a significant proposal for a duplex on Humbart Street that requested a variance to permit two driveways. After extensive discussion, the board approved the variance, citing benefits such as increased parking capacity and improved maneuverability without negatively impacting on-street parking.

Parsippany-Troy Hills Zoning Board Approves Key Variances and Postpones Discussion on Stormwater Impact

Overview: During the meeting of the Parsippany-Troy Hills Zoning Board on April 23, 2025, members approved several significant variance requests, including the legalization of a finished attic for storage and a new office sign exceeding height limits. They also postponed deliberations on another application due to outstanding documentation concerning stormwater management.

Livingston Residents Debate New Construction and Zoning Variances Amid Neighborhood Concerns

Overview: The recent Livingston Town Zoning Board meeting covered several applications for variances and new constructions, highlighting local concerns over zoning regulations, neighborhood impact, and property aesthetics. Key discussions included proposed new homes on Manor Road, Browning Drive, and Forest Spalding Drive, as well as a contentious swimming pool installation on Norman Court. These issues prompted debates among board members, applicants, and the public.