Verizon Outage Delays River Edge Billboard Decision, Meeting Pushed to January

Overview: The River Edge Land Use Board meeting hit a standstill due to a Verizon outage that prevented a key witness from testifying about a proposed double-faced static billboard on Grand Avenue. The board had to postpone the decision on IAT Services LLC’s application to their next meeting on January 28th.

Billboard Proposal Sparks Lengthy Debate at River Edge Land Use Board Meeting

Overview: The River Edge Land Use Board meeting focused on a proposal for a 60-foot-tall double-faced billboard on Grand Avenue. The application by 882 Thermos LLC sought preliminary and final site plan approval, but faced numerous questions regarding compliance with local zoning laws, safety concerns, and potential impacts on the surrounding community. The board’s deliberations revealed a complex interplay of regulatory requirements and community considerations.

River Edge Land Use Board Approves Cardennis Home Expansion Amid Coverage Variances

Overview: In a recent meeting, the River Edge Land Use Board approved the Cardennis family’s application for home expansion on Berkeley Road, despite requiring variances for increased building and lot coverage. The decision followed discussions about the proposal’s impact on the neighborhood, compliance with zoning regulations, and stormwater management.

River Edge Land Use Board Delays Billboard Decision Amid Technical Glitches

Overview: The River Edge Land Use Board meeting, held remotely, addressed topics, including proposed ordinance changes, escrow fee adjustments, and a prolonged discussion on a billboard application that was ultimately postponed due to technical difficulties. The most notable development was the board’s decision to delay the continuation of the IAT Services LLC application for a billboard installation on Grand Avenue, following connectivity issues experienced by a key participant.

Proposed Bagel Shop Sparks Parking Concerns at River Edge Land Use Board Meeting

Overview: The River Edge Land Use Board convened remotely on August 27, 2025, to discuss proposals including the approval of a new bagel shop on Kendrick Road. The meeting focused heavily on parking logistics and operational details, with board members expressing concerns about the impact of the new establishment on local traffic and parking availability.