Flemington Planning Board Tackles Historical Zoning and Checklist Revisions

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Flemington Planning Board addressed topics pertaining to historical zoning cases, property use certificates, and the refinement of the application checklist for future applicants. The meeting saw a thorough debate on the application for a certificate of pre-existing non-conforming use by Your Smile LLC, located on Broad St, which operates a dental office in a zone that has since been changed to disallow such a use.

Flemington Planning Board Approves Central Station LLC Project

Overview: The Flemington Planning Board has granted preliminary and final approval for the development of a mixed-use building by Central Station LLC, with commercial space on the ground floor and residential units above, during its meeting on April 30, 2024.

Flemington Planning Board Approves Chick-fil-A Plans Amid Debate

Overview: The most recent Flemington Planning Board meeting resulted in the approval of revised plans for a Chick-fil-A restaurant. The approval came after a thorough discussion on several issues, including stormwater management, the addition of trees and canopies, and compliance with setback regulations. In addition to Chick-fil-A’s application, the meeting addressed the Liberty Village site plan, proposed renovations approved by the Historic Preservation Commission, and an appeal by Tea House LLC regarding a zoning permit for a walk-in freezer cooler.

Flemington Planning Board Deliberates Liberty Village Redevelopment

Overview: During the latest Flemington Planning Board meeting, significant time was dedicated to discussing the Liberty Village phase one Redevelopment plan, which proposes the transformation of the existing shopping center into a mixed-use development featuring townhouses, affordable housing units, and a park. The plan also addresses stormwater management and architectural standards. There was also a substantial debate over a specific condition in a resolution concerning Bless Wellness LLC’s application, which involved obtaining a letter of no interest or approval from the Raritan Township Zoning Board.

Flemington Planning Board Weighs Variance for Day Program Facility

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Flemington Planning Board delved into a detailed examination of a proposed variance application for a daytime community inclusion program for developmentally disabled adults. The proposed facility, which would operate a day program from 9 am to around 3 pm, Monday through Friday, has generated discussions regarding its necessity, the public interest it serves, and its potential impact on the community.