Union County Zoning Board Approves New Signage for Cannabis Dispensary Amidst Competitive Landscape

Overview: The Union County Zoning Board meeting addressed significant zoning applications, notably approving a variance for new signage at Bera Union LLC’s cannabis dispensary located on Route 22 East. The board also discussed converting a garage into a bedroom on Lehigh Avenue, which was deferred for further notice requirements.

Union Zoning Board Backs New Indoor Playground Despite Parking Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Union Zoning Board of Adjustment unanimously approved a proposal by Union LLC to convert a former fitness center into an indoor playground, despite concerns about insufficient parking. The new facility, set to occupy the space once home to Club Metro on Morris Avenue, aims to offer a recreational hub for children aged 2 to 12. The approval included variances for the facility, which will provide a vibrant, safe space for local families without altering the building’s exterior.

Union Zoning Board Approves Pool Variance Despite Setback Deviations

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Union Zoning Board approved an application for a variance to install a pool on Conet Avenue, despite the applicant proposing setbacks of only two feet on each side, less than the required six feet. The decision was unanimous, with all present board members voting in favor.

Union County Zoning Board Rejects Subdivision Proposal Amidst Community Concerns

Overview: The Union County Zoning Board meeting saw a decision as it unanimously voted down a proposal to subdivide an oversized lot into three parcels for the development of new homes. The proposal, which required a D1 use variance and several C variances, was met with substantial opposition from local residents concerned about the impact on their neighborhood’s character and infrastructure.

Union Zoning Board Approves Pool Variance Amid Minor Setback Discrepancy

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Union Zoning Board approved a variance for Nicole Drake, who sought to construct an inground swimming pool at her residence on Terrell Road. The approval came despite a minor setback discrepancy, with the pool being slightly closer to the house than originally planned.