Overview: The Asbury Park Planning Board recently held a meeting to deliberate on community development projects, including the installation of a transformer on Bangs Avenue and the redevelopment of a former tire and gas station site. The board also reviewed an application for Monroe Avenue, which ultimately received approval. The planning board emphasized the importance of these projects in meeting the city’s housing needs, while ensuring adherence to regulations and community standards.
Overview: In a recent meeting of the Asbury Park Planning Board, the members approved a 28-unit townhouse development by national home builder PY Group, operating under the name PHM Sunset Square Urban Renewal. The project, targeting affluent couples and empty nesters, will be located on Kingsley Street and could start construction in 2024. The Board’s decision came after discussions on various project aspects, including street improvements, environmental impact, design waivers, and compliance with local ordinances.
