Piscataway Zoning Board Deliberates on Digital Sign for Muslim Center

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Piscataway Township Zoning Board discussed several matters concerning local zoning laws and property adjustments. Among the various agenda items, the application from the Muslim Center of Middlesex County for a digital sign took center stage. The proposed sign, which necessitated bulk variance relief, sparked discussions on its specifications, the impact on the community, and the conditions under which it would operate.

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.

Ocean (Monmouth County) Planning Board Approves Subdivision on Wildwood Road

Overview: The Ocean (Monmouth County) Planning Board has approved a divisive proposal to subdivide a property on Wildwood Road, West Allen Hurst, into two new lots despite concerns raised by residents and board members. The decision was made after intense deliberation over the environmental impact, community character, and adherence to zoning regulations. The proposed lots, measuring 50 feet by 100 feet, fall slightly under the minimum requirements for the R4 Zone, necessitating variance relief.

Howell Zoning Board Approves U-Haul Facility Amid Variances

Overview: In a development, the Howell Zoning Board approved the U-Haul Company of New Jersey’s application for a use variance and a combined preliminary and final major site plan with bulk variances. The approval came with several conditions, including the consolidation of two lots to construct a sizable 17,280-square-foot portable storage unit facility. This decision was among the key outcomes of the recent Zoning Board meeting, which also tackled a variety of other proposals and applications.

Morris Town Council Approves New Paddleball Courts Amid Variances

Overview: The Morris Town Council has approved the construction of three new paddleball courts on Columbia Road Partners LLC, which will replace an existing clay tennis court, despite requiring variances for fence heights and lighting fixtures. This development was a key focus at the recent council meeting, where members discussed the specifics of the construction, including the layout and design of the courts, compliance with local ordinances, and the impact on surrounding properties.