Seminole Board Approves Multiple Variances Amid Community Focus

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Seminole Board of Adjustment approved several variance requests, allowing residents to make changes to their properties. Issues discussed ranged from setback variances for single-family dwellings and garages to the election of a new board chair.

Pompton Lakes Zoning Board Tackles Recycling Center Overhaul

Overview: The Pompton Lakes Zoning Board addressed significant infrastructure and development issues in its recent meeting, with the highlight being the extensive deliberations over the proposed enhancements to the Pompton Lakes recycling center on Ivy Street. This plan includes the construction of a new salt storage building and improvements aimed at increasing the center’s operational efficiency and minimizing the impact on local residents.

Old Bridge Zoning Board Approves Residential Variances Amid Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting held by the Old Bridge Township Zoning Board, members deliberated on multiple applications requiring variances for residential properties, with one case specifically garnering unanimous support for a new single-family dwelling in the R5 zoning district. The board also addressed concerns about unapproved structures on another property, ultimately granting the necessary variances.

Raritan Zoning Board Approves Key Development Project Amidst Various Amendments

Overview: The Raritan Zoning Board of Adjustment recently held a meeting where a series of decisions on development projects and zoning variances captured the focus of local stakeholders. Among the key outcomes, the board approved a zoning variance for a development project, which included last-minute revisions to the resolution. Furthermore, resolutions related to a self-storage facility construction and multiple time extension requests for various projects were discussed and concluded with decisions.

Jersey City Zoning Board Approves Project Extensions Amid COVID Delays

Overview: At a recent Jersey City Zoning Board meeting, the board approved a series of one-year extensions for a development project, citing COVID-19 related delays as the primary reason for the postponement. The project, initially approved in 2020 with an additional unit added to the original six-unit plan, has been granted extensions through April 2025.