Howell Zoning Board Debates Environmental Impact of Proposed Cemetery on Groundwater

Overview: The Howell Township Zoning Board meeting on September 23, 2024, focused heavily on the environmental implications of a proposed cemetery on Adelphia Farmingdale Road. The board discussed various expert testimonies and raised concerns about the potential effects on groundwater quality, stormwater management, and local ecosystems.

Howell Zoning Board Debates High-Rise Self-Storage Facility Amid Community Concerns

Overview: The Howell Township Zoning Board meeting primarily focused on a proposal from Fort Plains Partners to develop a self-storage facility and flex warehouse space. Key topics included the design and height of the self-storage building, traffic management, environmental concerns, and the project’s impact on local residents.

Howell Zoning Board Reviews Development Proposal Amid Concerns Over Environmental Impact and Infrastructure

Overview: The Howell Zoning Board of Adjustment held a comprehensive meeting to discuss the Fort Plains Partners LLC application for a significant commercial development on a 34-acre parcel adjacent to Route 9. The focal point of the meeting was the proposed demolition of a non-compliant bungalow community and the construction of a one-story flex warehouse and a four-story self-storage building, which raised numerous environmental, infrastructure, and community concerns.

Howell Zoning Board Approves Conversion of Single-Family Dwelling into Place of Worship Amidst Deliberations

Overview: The Howell Zoning Board’s recent meeting saw discussions and decisions on various applications, with the most notable being the approval of the Turkish American Religious Foundation Inc. ‘s proposal to convert a single-family dwelling into a place of worship. This decision came after thorough scrutiny and multiple sessions focused on compliance with zoning regulations and community concerns.

Howell Zoning Board Approves School Expansion Amid Septic, Traffic Concerns

Overview: The Howell Zoning Board’s recent meeting resulted in the approval of a school expansion project, which sparked discussion due to concerns about septic system capacity and traffic implications. In the same session, the board also granted minor subdivision approval for the construction of a single-family dwelling, reviewed an application for a new place of worship, and considered various other development proposals.