Ocean (Monmouth County) Planning Board Approves Subdivision on Wildwood Road

Overview: The Ocean (Monmouth County) Planning Board has approved a divisive proposal to subdivide a property on Wildwood Road, West Allen Hurst, into two new lots despite concerns raised by residents and board members. The decision was made after intense deliberation over the environmental impact, community character, and adherence to zoning regulations. The proposed lots, measuring 50 feet by 100 feet, fall slightly under the minimum requirements for the R4 Zone, necessitating variance relief.

Ocean Planning Board Advances Warehouse Expansion, Deliberates Parking and Environmental Concerns

Overview: The Ocean (Monmouth County) Planning Board meeting recently addressed a development proposal involving the 1414 to 1416 South Roller Road LLC. The central focus was the applicant’s plan to remove an existing light industrial building on one lot and construct a new addition to an existing warehouse on another lot. Intending to combine both lots into one site, the proposed redevelopment aims to align with local zoning requirements, including side yard setbacks, lot coverage, and buffer requirements.

Ocean Planning Board Reviews Car Wash Expansion and Efficiency Plan

Overview: The Ocean Planning Board recently held a meeting focused on the proposed modifications to an existing car wash facility by Ocean Relco LLC. Key topics included the introduction of new car wash and vacuum stations, landscaping improvements, and the adaptation of the site to address current nonconformity with zoning regulations. The board also addressed concerns about traffic flow, particularly the potential for vehicles to back up onto Route 35, and the impact of the proposed changes on the local community.

Ocean Planning Board Addresses Tree Preservation and Property Subdivision Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Ocean Planning Board tackled issues concerning tree preservation and lot line adjustments between two properties. The meeting highlighted a waiver request regarding the placement of street trees and the subsequent discussion about a homeowner’s removal of trees without a permit. Furthermore, the board examined two ordinances related to impervious coverage and cannabis use.

Ocean Planning Board Approves New Cannabis and Soil Tree Removal Ordinances

Overview: The Ocean Planning Board recently approved two ordinances, one regulating cannabis businesses, and the other pertaining to soil and tree removal.