Ocean (Monmouth County) Zoning Board Denies Variance Requests Due to Compliance and Precedent Concerns

Overview: In a detailed meeting, the Ocean Zoning Board denied variance requests for placement of air conditioning units and a shed, emphasizing the importance of adhering to zoning regulations. The decisions were made amid discussions about compliance, potential precedent-setting, and the responsibilities of builders and homeowners in following established guidelines.

Ocean Township Zoning Board Faces Plea from Family Over Zoning Violations

Overview: The Ocean Township Zoning Board meeting addressed a range of issues, including zoning amendments, variances, and appeals from residents. Of particular note was the plea from Joseph and Stella SN, who sought forgiveness for zoning violations related to their property’s garage conversion.

Ocean Zoning Board Deliberates on Digital Billboard Applications

Overview: The Ocean (Monmouth County) Zoning Board convened to discuss several billboard applications, particularly focusing on the proposed digital billboard on Highway 35. The meeting was marked by extensive deliberations on the implications of the billboard’s placement, height, and compliance with local ordinances, as well as public concerns regarding its potential impact on the community.

Ocean (Monmouth County) Zoning Board Approves Costco Gas Station Expansion Amid Traffic Concerns and ADA Upgrades

Overview: The Ocean Zoning Board of Adjustment held a meeting to discuss various zoning applications, including a significant proposal from Costco to expand its gas station facility. The board approved the expansion with conditions.

Ocean Zoning Board Examines Digital Billboard Proposal

Overview: The Ocean Zoning Board meeting recently addressed several proposals, with the most attention-grabbing topic being an application for a multi-message digital billboard on Highway 35. IAT Services LLC proposed the 75-foot-tall billboard featuring a 14 by 48-foot face, which would change copy every 8 seconds using LED technology. The billboard’s height was determined to keep it out of view of the existing building on the property and not obstruct nearby signage. The board scrutinized the proposal’s compliance with local ordinances, its potential visual impact, and the technological aspects designed to minimize light spillage into the surrounding area.