Flemington Planning Board Approves New Temporary Sign Ordinance to Ease Nonprofit Burden

Overview: The Flemington Planning Board’s meeting on September 24, 2024, saw notable decisions, including the approval of a new temporary sign ordinance, discussions on zoning map updates, and deliberations on planning application forms and escrow regulations.

Flemington Planning Board Tackles Retail Zoning and Affordable Housing Strategies

Overview: The Flemington Planning Board meeting addressed community issues, including proposed retail zoning changes on Main Street, affordable housing obligations, and clarifications on zoning regulations for management offices.

Flemington Planning Board Debates Historic Property’s Legal Status

Overview: The Flemington Planning Board recently convened to deliberate on several matters, with the most issue being the legal status of a property’s usage as a multifamily dwelling. The board grappled with the question of whether the property, located on Main Street, had been legally utilized as a four-family structure prior to the enactment of zoning laws in 1975. The property’s legal status sparked a complex debate over the sufficiency of historical evidence presented by the property owner, who has owned the property since 1996.

Flemington Planning Board Grapples with Zoning and Checklist Revisions

Overview: The Flemington Planning Board convened to address several issues, with focus on RQ Iron Work LLC’s application for a certification of pre-existing non-conforming use and the careful revision of the planning board checklist. The meeting saw discussions around zoning classifications, the need for accurate documentation, compliance with regulations, and the refinement of application procedures.

Flemington Planning Board Tackles Historical Zoning and Checklist Revisions

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Flemington Planning Board addressed topics pertaining to historical zoning cases, property use certificates, and the refinement of the application checklist for future applicants. The meeting saw a thorough debate on the application for a certificate of pre-existing non-conforming use by Your Smile LLC, located on Broad St, which operates a dental office in a zone that has since been changed to disallow such a use.