Bradley Beach Land Use Board Denies Garage Expansion

Overview: In a recent Bradley Beach Land Use Board meeting, a proposed garage expansion on Pacific Avenue took center stage as the board ultimately voted to deny the application, citing the expansion of nonconformity and potential negative impact on the neighborhood. The applicant sought to enclose the area under the existing second-floor canopy and expand the garage to accommodate two cars and storage for bicycles, along with converting the two-bedroom apartment above into a one-bedroom unit. Despite efforts to improve the property aesthetically, the board was divided, with some members expressing reservations about the nonconforming structure’s enlargement and its implications for the community.

Bradley Beach Land Use Board Approves Historic Property Renovation

Overview: The Bradley Beach Land Use Board recently approved an application for the renovation of a significant historic property, which will see the conversion of a former bed and breakfast into a single-family home. This decision was among the topics addressed during the board’s latest meeting, which also included discussions on a new restaurant site plan, changes to a movie theater, and various variance requests.

Bradley Beach Land Use Board Approves New Pool and Subdivision Plans

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Bradley Beach Land Use Board approved applications involving the installation of an inground swimming pool and the reconfiguration and subdivision of lots. The meeting unfolded with unanimous approvals and discussions that addressed community concerns and potential impacts on the neighborhood.

Bradley Beach Land Use Board Tackles Property Development Concerns

Overview: The Bradley Beach Land Use Board recently held a meeting to discuss a range of property-related matters, with attention given to the conversion of a bed and breakfast into a single-family dwelling and the expansion of a garage structure. The discussion about the property conversion raised confusion among board members regarding the building’s intended use and definition of a single-family home, leading to a decision to postpone the matter for additional clarification and review. Another focal point was the proposed garage extension on a non-conforming property, prompting the board to request professional planning testimony before proceeding.

Bradley Beach Land Use Board Grapples with Zoning Appeals and Construction Proposals

Overview: In a recent gathering, the Bradley Beach Land Use Board deliberated on several significant zoning and construction proposals that have sparked discussions about the town’s master plan, structural concerns, and due process. The meeting saw debates on the eligibility of a revote for a single-family dwelling application, the approval of a building application with conditions, and appeals against the denial of permits for construction projects that challenge the borough’s zoning ordinances.