Long Hill Planning Board Grapples with Shed Regulations and Generator Variance Issues

Overview: The Long Hill Planning Board meeting addressed multiple issues, most notably the complex regulations for accessory structures like sheds and the longstanding generator variance for the Millington Volunteer Fire Company.

Long Hill Planning Board Approves Firehouse Expansion

Overview: The most significant outcome of the recent Long Hill Township Planning Board meeting was the approval of the Millington Volunteer Fire Company’s request to construct an expansion to accommodate a new ladder truck. This decision is set to improve the operational capabilities of the fire service in the township. Additionally, the board discussed potential ordinance revisions affecting home office signage in residential zones, the regulation of residential sheds, and the rules for fences, walls, and hedges.

Long Hill Planning Board Approves Key Property Variances

Overview: The Long Hill Planning Board’s recent meeting was marked by the approval of multiple variances for a proposed development on High Street by GSD Estates LLC. The board granted changes for a two-story Colonial expansion from an existing Cape Cod, addressing neighborhood compatibility concerns and stormwater management. Discussions also included the approval of a vinyl fence for aesthetic and privacy purposes, and the consideration of stormwater runoff impacts related to other property developments within the area.

Long Hill Planning Board Tackles Ordinance Overhaul and Transparency

Overview: In a recent assembly, the Long Hill Planning Board centered their efforts on the comprehensive task of updating and drafting several new ordinances, a mission that underscores the township’s commitment to efficient governance and public transparency. The meeting delved into the complexities of ordinance development, the necessity for strategic prioritization, and the importance of enhancing digital engagement with the community.

Long Hill Plans Advances: Subdivisions and Zoning Adjustments Set

Overview: The Long Hill Planning Board recently focused on significant land use issues, including a minor subdivision approval and zoning adjustments that could reshape local property configurations. In a unanimous decision, the board approved a resolution for a property line adjustment and discussed a new application for a minor subdivision and lot line adjustment on Pine Street. The board also tackled the proposed construction of a Masonite building, alongside variances and the re-zoning of lots to align with the master plan.