Howell Zoning Board Approves U-Haul Facility Amid Variances

Overview: In a development, the Howell Zoning Board approved the U-Haul Company of New Jersey’s application for a use variance and a combined preliminary and final major site plan with bulk variances. The approval came with several conditions, including the consolidation of two lots to construct a sizable 17,280-square-foot portable storage unit facility. This decision was among the key outcomes of the recent Zoning Board meeting, which also tackled a variety of other proposals and applications.

Howell Zoning Board Approves Variances Amidst Community Concerns

Overview: The Howell Zoning Board recently approved several land use applications, including variances for an undersized lot and a setback issue for a pole barn. The meeting also generated discussion on a proposed temporary use permit for a carnival event, with concerns over traffic, parking, and safety prompting a decision to reconvene for further deliberation.

Howell Zoning Board Approves Church Expansion and Parking Plan

Overview: In a recent Howell Township Zoning Board of Adjustment meeting, the board approved an application for the construction of a new church, along with necessary variances, site plan, and traffic considerations. This decision came after discussions on the impacts of the church’s expansion on local traffic and parking.

Howell Zoning Board Approves Church Expansion Amid Traffic Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Howell Township Zoning Board of Adjustment addressed applications, including a church expansion project that raised concerns over traffic, parking, and architectural design. The board ultimately approved the application, citing improvements and a positive impact on the community.

Howell Zoning Board Grapples with School Expansion Plans

Overview: The Howell Zoning Board meeting centered around the application by Yeshiva Emch Hatara Inc for a use variance, preliminary and final major site plan, and major subdivision approval to construct a new school building and modify existing structures. The proposed development’s impact on infrastructure and the environment, particularly concerns regarding the septic system, landscaping plans, and potential runoff into a nearby waterway, dominated the discussions.