Fair Haven Zoning Board Approves Stormwater Regulation Updates Amid Detailed Debates on Variance Requests

Overview: The Fair Haven Zoning Board meeting covered topics including the approval of updated stormwater regulations, discussions on various property variance requests, and clarifications on zoning definitions.

Fair Haven Zoning Board Deliberates on Residential Renovations

Overview: In a recent convening of the Fair Haven Zoning Board, the primary focus centered on a series of residential property renovations throughout the borough, encompassing discussions on proposed architectural changes, variances, and the impact on neighborhood character. Particularly noteworthy was the debate over a property on Pal Street, where the applicant sought to convert a garage into a bedroom and construct a new two-car garage, triggering a review of floor area ratios, setbacks, and the aesthetics of detached versus attached garages.

Fair Haven Zoning Board Advances River Road Property Development

Overview: In a recent Fair Haven Zoning Board meeting, a property development project on River Road took center stage as the board deliberated on various proposed changes, including lighting plans, building modifications, parking, and landscaping.

Fair Haven Zoning Board Grants Variance for Local Business Amidst Parking Debate

Overview: The Fair Haven Zoning Board recently held a meeting where they addressed several issues, the most significant of which was the approval of a variance for a local business, Sticks and Sprouts, which provides outdoor education opportunities for children. The variance was granted with specific conditions related to parking space requirements.

Fair Haven Zoning Board Approves Drywell-Dependent Variance

Overview: At the latest Fair Haven Zoning Board of Adjustment meeting, a application for a property on Hance Road was approved with the condition of installing a drywell system for efficient water management. The approval, contingent on the feasibility of the drywell based on engineering analysis, stood out as the most notable item discussed. The board unanimously agreed to the condition that the applicant must demonstrate the impracticality of the drywell installation before considering its removal.