Howell Planning Board Approves Industrial Site Plan Amid Buffer Variance Debate

Overview: The Howell Planning Board convened to deliberate on the Vanderver Industrial Partners LLC application, ultimately granting approval for a minor subdivision and major site plan for a new building in an industrial area. A point of discussion was the necessity of a buffer variance, with the planner arguing it unnecessary due to the industrial nature of surrounding properties. The board also appointed key professionals and addressed several procedural items.

Howell Planning Board Approves Subdivision Amidst Concerns Over Septic Systems and Code Violations

Overview: The Howell Planning Board approved a minor subdivision application for a property on Pinewood Road, despite significant resident concerns regarding septic systems, code violations, and potential contamination. The property, owned by Judah Burkowitz, is set to be divided into two conforming lots, subject to several conditions, including resolving existing code violations and environmental concerns.

Howell Planning Board Debates Signage and Building Height Variances for Medical Office Development

Overview: The Howell Township Planning Board meeting on January 8, 2026, primarily focused on a preliminary and final site plan application by Atlantic Health System, which proposed the development of a medical office building at the former Moon Motel site. This application, situated on Route 9 South, has sparked significant discourse due to its requests for variances, particularly concerning signage and building height.

Howell Planning Board Deliberates on 22-Home Subdivision Amid Stormwater and Traffic Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Howell Planning Board tackled issues concerning a proposed 22-home subdivision at Newton’s Corner Road, addressing concerns about stormwater management, traffic implications, and zoning regulations. The board engaged in discussions on the development’s impact on existing infrastructure, with particular focus on stormwater management strategies and traffic flow around the site, especially given its proximity to the Wawa convenience store.

Howell Planning Board Approves Route 9 Redevelopment Amid Traffic and Daycare Expansion Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Howell Planning Board unanimously approved a resolution designating a segment of the Route 9 corridor as an area in need of redevelopment. This decision was made to stimulate mixed-use development while maintaining existing zoning regulations. The meeting also addressed ongoing concerns about traffic management related to a proposed daycare center expansion, and the board considered various site plan adjustments to accommodate increased enrollment.