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.

Flemington Planning Board Grapples with Development Proposals, EV Regulations, and Historic Preservation

Overview: The Flemington Planning Board’s recent meeting was marked by discussions on several development proposals, the application of electric vehicle (EV) regulations to parking stalls, and the coordination of efforts for historic preservation. Key issues included the deliberation over a traffic study for the Union Hotel redevelopment, the debate on the reduction of parking spots due to a proposed development, and the necessity of compliance with new storm water regulations for a Chick-fil-A site plan approval.