Kenilworth Planning Board Approves Site Plan for Galloping Hill Road Redevelopment

Overview: The Kenilworth Planning Board convened to address redevelopment efforts on Galloping Hill Road, where Nest Count Corporate Property Urban Renewal LLC proposed a preliminary and final major site plan. The application focused on reconfiguring the Nest 15 building, originally designed for single-tenant use, to accommodate multiple tenants. The board approved both the Nest 15 and the conversion of Nest 11 into a data center.

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.

Princeton Zoning Board Scrutinizes Driveway Expansion and Drainage Concerns in Meeting

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Princeton Zoning Board, several contentious issues were discussed, including a proposed driveway expansion on Dempsey Avenue and drainage concerns related to a garage addition on Hillside Road. The board approved modifications to a vestibule on Dempsey Avenue while denying the requested driveway expansion, citing potential precedent issues. Meanwhile, the application for a garage on Hillside Road was postponed pending a comprehensive engineering review due to neighbors’ concerns about water runoff.

Washington Township Council Debates Assisted Living Proposal Amidst Zoning Challenges

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Washington (Bergen) Town Council tackled several issues, with the proposal for an 80-unit assisted living facility emerging as a key focus. The council examined the developer’s lack of due diligence regarding environmental constraints and the potential impact on feasibility. Additionally, the meeting addressed zoning complications, application processes, and the need to fill a council vacancy by early January.

Parsippany Troy Hills School Board Confronts Sharp Healthcare Cost Increases Amid Budget Concerns

Overview: In a meeting characterized by budgetary scrutiny and community engagement, the Parsippany Troy Hills School Board tackled a range of issues, most notably the potential 32.5% increase in healthcare costs for New Jersey school employees. The meeting also addressed the financial implications of community field use, facility upgrades, and curriculum developments.