Residents Voice Concerns Over Bus Company’s Operations at Sayreville Planning Board Meeting

Overview: At the recent Sayreville Borough Planning Board meeting, residents expressed concerns about the operations of a local bus company, Tenon Auto Services, particularly focusing on environmental impacts and compliance with local regulations.

Sayreville Residents Voice Concerns Over Bus Company Operations and Environmental Compliance

Overview: During the Sayreville Borough Planning Board meeting, the primary focus was on the operations of Tanon Auto Services, a bus maintenance facility located on Highway 35 South Amboy. Residents raised concerns about the company’s compliance with local regulations, environmental impact, and the quality of life for nearby homeowners. The company’s request for preliminary and final site plan approval was addressed by Kenneth Pap, who represented Tanon Auto Services. The business seeks to repurpose an existing structure for bus maintenance while ensuring all maintenance activities occur indoors.

Sayreville Planning Board Reviews Eisenhower Elementary Parking Expansion, Offers No Recommendations

Overview: The Sayreville Borough Planning Board’s recent meeting focused primarily on the Eisenhower Elementary School parking lot expansion project presented by Brian Ees of Speasel Architectural Group. The board reviewed the non-binding capital project, offering no recommendations for changes. Additionally, the board considered a request for a site plan review by the environmental commission for a subdivision application, which was ultimately postponed to the next meeting.

Sayreville Borough Planning Board Tackles Housing Obligations and Future Development

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Sayreville Borough Planning Board focused on addressing its housing obligations, discussing the adoption of a housing plan element and fair share plan, and exploring potential development sites. The board also reviewed resolutions and considered future projects.

Sayreville Planning Board Endorses Redevelopment of Abandoned Power Plant Site

Overview: The Sayreville Borough Planning Board convened to deliberate on several key development proposals, prominently featuring an application to redevelop the long-abandoned JCPNL power plant site and a major site plan for Prestige Plumbing and Heating. The board unanimously recommended the JCPNL parcels for redevelopment, which could lead to changes in the northwest region of Sayreville. Other discussions included a site plan for a new headquarters for Prestige Plumbing and Heating and a redevelopment study for the Journey Mill area.