Red Bank Zoning Board Approves Residential Conversion

Overview: The Red Bank Zoning Board of Adjustment recently approved the conversion of a vacant commercial space into a residential apartment, despite concerns about the impact on the neighborhood and the small size of the proposed units. The property on Shrewsbury Avenue, which has been challenging to rent out as commercial space, became the focus of a decision during the meeting.

Red Bank Zoning Board Weighs Renovation and New Restaurant Proposal

Overview: The latest Red Bank Zoning Board meeting revolved around a proposal to renovate a building on Broad Street and the introduction of a high-end restaurant with potential entertainment offerings. The proposal sparked extensive discussion due to its implications for parking, traffic, and the historical integrity of the area. The Board approved a resolution for a wall sign on Broad Street and carried over a decision on a 40 EBG due to noticing issues. The primary focus was on the proposed changes to 2123 Broad Street, which included extensive renovations and the potential for a new rooftop dining experience.

Red Bank Zoning Board Approves UBS Sign Variance Amid Broad Street Revitalization

Overview: The Red Bank Zoning Board of Adjustment granted a sign variance for a UBS office on Broad Street. During the meeting, the board discussed the sign variance application for 140-148 Broad Street, which sought permission to install a sign in a location not typically allowed by the ordinance. The sign, which will be externally lit by halo illumination, is designed to aid in vehicular and pedestrian identification of the UBS office on Broad Street.

Red Bank Zoning Board Debates Digital Billboard Proposal

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Red Bank Zoning Board deliberated over a proposal to modernize a longstanding non-conforming billboard to digital technology. The proposal, which has been under discussion for multiple meetings, includes the replacement of the current billboard with LED technology, the elimination of six nonconforming billboard signs across the borough, and the potential impact on local businesses and traffic safety. The board reviewed several variance requests associated with the billboard’s modernization, including whether a D1 use variance or a D2 variance for the expansion of a non-conforming use was necessary.

Zoning Board Approves Key Variances and Extensions, Advances Local Development Projects

Overview: The Zoning Board recently approved several applications including a retroactive extension for Ray WAP Realty, Inc. , conditional authorization for neon signage at a new Lighthouse franchise, and the construction of a detached garage on South Street. These approvals, accompanied by detailed conditions and consideration of public input, demonstrate the board’s focus on advancing local development while maintaining regulatory compliance and addressing community concerns.