Livingston Planning Board Approves Signage Variances for Altera Northfield LLC Despite Challenges

Overview: The Livingston Town Planning Board convened for a special meeting to discuss the preliminary and final site plan, with variances for signage, proposed by Altera Northfield LLC for their property on East Northfield Road. The board approved the variances, allowing the installation of two ground-mounted signs intended to improve visibility and safety for the medical office building located behind an Exxon station.

Livingston Planning Board Approves Fence Height Increase for Spectrum 360 School

Overview: In a development for Spectrum 360’s new lower school, the Livingston Town Planning Board approved an increase in fence height from the initially approved four feet to six feet, citing enhanced safety for special needs students. The project on West Mount Pleasant Avenue involves comprehensive security and landscape modifications to better protect students.

Livingston Town Planning Board Approves Fence Height Increase for Spectrum 360 School Amid Safety Concerns

Overview: In a special meeting of the Livingston Town Planning Board, members approved an application by Spectrum 360 LLC to increase the height of an existing perimeter fence from four feet to six feet at their Route 10 facility, a school for individuals with special needs. This decision, aimed at enhancing safety for students, was accompanied by discussions on landscaping improvements to mitigate the visual impact of the increased fence height.

Livingston Town Planning Board Approves Amended Application for 222-Unit Residential Project

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Livingston Town Planning Board approved an amended site plan for a multifamily residential project on South Orange Avenue. The development, run by Camelot Associates LP, comprises 222 units, including 45 affordable housing units, and has undergone modifications to its building footprint and amenities while maintaining the approved number of units.

Bank Drive-Up Proposal Sparks Detailed Debate at Livingston Planning Board Meeting

Overview: The recent Livingston Town Planning Board meeting focused on discussions around a proposed bank drive-up facility at Somerset Regal Bank, with variances required for its implementation. The primary concerns revolved around parking, traffic flow, and site accessibility, which led to a review of the proposal. Additionally, the meeting addressed amendments to the township’s housing element and fair share plan, as well as a new application concerning the Bright View Senior Living facility.