Long Hill Board Deliberates Home Office Patient Conditions

Overview: The Long Hill Planning Board’s latest meeting was marked by a debate over conditions for allowing an applicant to see patients in a home office. The primary focus of the discussion revolved around ensuring the practice operated within specific hours, the number of patients seen daily, and compliance with these conditions. The meeting also touched on the wording and clarity of previously discussed resolutions and proposed amendments, but it was the deliberation over the home office conditions that dominated the proceedings.

Long Hill Planning Board Faces Complex Subdivision, Extension Requests

Overview: The Long Hill Planning Board’s recent meeting tackled a series of challenging topics, including contentious extension requests for Prism Millington and other properties, a minor subdivision application complicated by historical constraints, and a debate over the conditions of a resolution regarding a storage shed straddling a property line. Concerns over potential litigation, the impact on local drainage, and responsibilities for easement maintenance were issues addressed by the board.

Long Hill Planning Board Approves Home Office for Acupuncturist with Specific Conditions Amidst Community Concerns

Overview: In a recent Long Hill Planning Board meeting, the board approved an application for an acupuncturist to operate a home office under specific conditions, addressing a range of concerns from community impact to zoning regulations. The approval, which followed a detailed examination of the implications for neighborhood character and potential traffic issues, permits the practice with limitations on operation days and the number of patients per day, eschewing the need for a deed restriction to be filed in the county clerk’s office.