Little Falls Planning Board Approves Downtown Housing Changes, Faces Pushback on Subdivision Plans

Overview: In a meeting filled with technical discussions and community concerns, the Little Falls Planning Board approved an ordinance amending the downtown redevelopment plan to address the township’s housing obligations. The board also debated a contentious minor subdivision proposal on Francisco Avenue, which drew public opposition over concerns of neighborhood integrity, water drainage, and property values.

Little Falls Planning Board Denies Cannabis Dispensary Proposal

Overview: The Little Falls Planning Board meeting was dominated by a proposal for a new cannabis dispensary on US Route 46, which was ultimately denied due to concerns over public safety and non-compliance with local ordinances. The meeting also addressed housing plan amendments, other property applications, and operational logistics for various development proposals.

Little Falls Planning Board Reorganizes Leadership and Awards Key Contracts for 2026

Overview: In an organizational meeting, the Little Falls Township Planning Board elected new leadership for 2026 and awarded several key contracts. Walter Kilpatrick was appointed as the chairman, while Kevin Barry was elected vice chairman. Additionally, the board confirmed new contracts for critical roles, including the planning board attorney and professional planner.

Little Falls Planning Board Approves Construction Despite Community Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Little Falls Planning Board approved a proposal for the construction of single-family homes on a historically undeveloped lot on Houston Road, despite concerns from residents regarding property size and potential construction impacts. The board also discussed a proposed subdivision on a 3.3-acre lot that includes plans for high-end homes.

Little Falls Planning Board Approves Mixed-Use Development Amid Parking Concerns and Resident Feedback

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Little Falls Planning Board approved a proposal by JSL Properties LLC for the redevelopment of the historic Kirk’s Goodyear site on Main Street and Center Avenue, now vacant. This mixed-use project in the Transit Village zone will feature a combination of residential and retail spaces. Despite unanimous approval, the meeting highlighted community concerns, particularly regarding parking and traffic implications.