Berkeley Heights Zoning Board Addresses Property Development Concerns

Overview: In a recent gathering, the Berkeley Heights Zoning Board engaged in extensive deliberations concerning the development and modification of residential properties within the town, with particular focus on application 24009 for a property on Liberty Avenue, which seeks to enhance a family home with new outdoor features. The Board discussed the implications of the proposed structures on zoning requirements, such as impervious coverage and setbacks, and advised the applicant to revise their plans to better align with local and county regulations.

Berkeley Heights Zoning Board Grapples with Property Renovations and Variances

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Berkeley Heights Zoning Board, members deliberated over several homeowner applications for property renovations that required various variances and adjustments to comply with local zoning laws. The discussions centered on modifications including the installation of sheds, driveway expansions, and comprehensive home renovations that involved multiple variances and considerations of neighborhood continuity, environmental impact, and practicality for the homeowners.

Berkeley Heights Zoning Board Tackles Variances and Stop Work Orders

Overview: The Berkeley Heights Zoning Board addressed a series of issues during its recent meeting, including the violation of a setback requirement on Garfield Street and the continuation of construction work despite stop work orders at two different properties. The board also discussed stormwater management challenges associated with several construction projects, highlighting the need for coordination with the environmental commission.

Berkeley Heights Zoning Board Advances Homeowner’s Expansion Plans

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Berkeley Heights Zoning Board, a homeowner’s application for a property expansion to accommodate their growing family took center stage. The proposed project includes a two-story rear yard addition and a front level addition designed to align the house with the street and maintain the existing setback. The homeowner’s plan also involves aesthetic improvements such as new siding and roofing, as well as the reduction of impervious coverage by removing a patio. The application, which was not conclusively decided upon due to an ongoing discussion, was also notable for addressing concerns about a 20-foot easement in the backyard.

Berkeley Heights Zoning Board Prioritizes Sustainability and Local Environment in Latest Meeting

Overview: In the recent meeting of the Berkeley Heights Zoning Board, members focused on sustainability efforts, including a discussion on a grant application related to Sustainable Jersey, and ongoing environmental initiatives such as the community garden, the tree ordinance, and flood prevention measures. The board also addressed the importance of communication with the public through the township newsletter and resolved to improve the posting of meeting agendas.