River Edge Land Use Board Approves Cannabis Dispensary Site Plan Amidst Traffic and Parking Concerns

Overview: The River Edge Land Use Board held a remote meeting on August 28, 2024, where the primary focus was the approval of a site plan for a proposed cannabis dispensary on East, including discussions on signage, traffic flow, parking adequacy, and safety measures.

River Edge Board Deliberates on New Cannabis Dispensary

Overview: In a recent session, the River Edge Land Use Board deliberated on a new application for a cannabis dispensary, proposed changes to the site layout for a commercial property, and other business. The meeting was marked by in-depth discussions on the dispensary’s operational plans, security measures, and compliance with state regulations, as well as site modifications and parking layouts for a commercial property.

River Edge Land Use Board Approves Variances

Overview: In a recent meeting, the River Edge Land Use Board reviewed and approved two contentious applications for property developments on Park Avenue and Dorchester Road, both requiring variances for lot coverage and improved lot coverage. The applications sparked discussions on stormwater management, adherence to zoning regulations, and safety considerations for property modifications.

River Edge Land Use Board Deliberates on Variances and Parking Spaces

Overview: In a series of careful discussions, the River Edge Land Use Board navigated complex zoning variances, parking requirements, and site plan amendments in their latest meeting. The board grappled with applications requiring careful consideration of zoning laws, including the proposal of adding two apartment units in the C1 Zone, the conversion of a commercial building into residential units with a professional office, and a residential property’s request for multiple variances for a pool house and outdoor kitchen.

River Edge Land Use Board: Historic Edgecraft Property Revitalization Plan Takes Center Stage

Overview: In the recent River Edge Land Use Board meeting, the restoration and development of a historic property, known as Edgecraft, was the focus. The property, which holds a significant place due to its gardens registered with the National Conservancy, drew attention as the Molin family presented their plans for its revival. The proposed changes include the construction of a new pool house, pergola, outdoor kitchen, and the utilization of an existing garage guest studio. The board deliberated on the application from Martin Molen Properties for a property on Summit Avenue, addressing a variety of variances and the property’s storied past and future prospects.