Cape May Planning Board Delays Decision on Grant Street Subdivision Over Access and Easement Concerns

Overview: In a recent session, the Cape May Planning Board deliberated a application concerning the subdivision of properties on Grant Street, ultimately deciding to delay their decision over unresolved issues related to access and easements. The application, presented by Katherine Healey, sought minor subdivision approval and variance relief for properties at 230, 236, and Grant Street. Despite discussions and testimonies, the board postponed further consideration until an improvement plan could be submitted in January.

Old Bridge Zoning Board Approves Variance for Deck Amid Compliance Concerns

Overview: The Old Bridge Township Zoning Board meeting addressed several zoning variance applications, with focus on a property on Cobblestone Court, where the owner sought a variance for an unpermitted deck. After discussing the unique challenges posed by the property, including its non-compliance with local zoning standards due to a steep slope, the board approved the variance.

Berkeley Heights Zoning Board Grants Two-Year Extension for School Bus Depot Traffic Study

Overview: The Berkeley Heights Zoning Board convened on October 24, 2024, addressing several applications, including a request for a two-year extension on a traffic study for a school bus depot, issues surrounding property expansion and driveway regulations, and A discussion about stormwater management and property line disputes.

Margate Planning Board Debates Safety and Aesthetic Concerns Over Curb Cuts and Driveway Designs

Overview: The Margate Planning Board meeting focused on several variance applications, with discussions on driveway configurations and curb cut dimensions, emphasizing safety and neighborhood conformity. The board examined applications for properties on Lagoon Drive, Huntington Avenue, Andover Avenue, and White Horse Pike, weighing the need for flexibility against established zoning regulations.

Glassboro Zoning Board Approves Redevelopment Plan Amid Parking Concerns

Overview: At the recent Glassboro Zoning Board meeting, a redevelopment proposal for a property on North Main Street was approved, despite discussions and concerns about parking arrangements and their impact on local traffic. The application by Russo Corp sought a bulk variance to allow increased parking coverage and the demolition of an existing deteriorated triplex, making way for a new structure tailored to the predominantly student housing area.