Hainesport Land Use Board Approves Sidewalk Installation Amid Development Discussions

Overview: The Hainesport Land Use Board meeting saw the approval of several development projects, with a notable decision to install sidewalks along Route 38, aimed at improving pedestrian safety near a proposed subdivision. The board also granted extensions and variances for other projects, including a minor subdivision involving a jug handle at Lawrence Boulevard and Route 38, and a rear yard setback for a sunroom addition at a senior citizen zone residence.

Hainesport Town Council Debates Inclusivity Survey Amidst Broader Community Initiatives

Overview: During a recent Hainesport Town Council meeting, attention was given to a proposed inclusivity survey aimed at assessing the representation of various demographic groups on township boards and committees, alongside discussions on public safety, sustainability initiatives, and infrastructure improvements. The council also addressed ongoing vehicle thefts and traffic issues, while celebrating the success of community events and fundraising efforts.

Hainesport Town Council Advances Affordable Housing Plan to Meet State Mandates

Overview: The Hainesport Town Council meeting focused heavily on the township’s progress in fulfilling its affordable housing obligations under New Jersey law. With a court-imposed deadline looming, council members and consultants provided detailed presentations on the housing element and fair share plan.

Hainesport Land Use Board Approves Royal Plaza Plans Amid Parking and Accessibility Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Hainesport Land Use Board approved a site plan for Royal Plaza, a development featuring retail and medical office spaces, despite parking and accessibility concerns. The board addressed parking variances, stormwater management, and the need for architectural modifications to ensure compliance with local regulations. The board also engaged in discussions about the installation of sidewalks along Route 38.

Hainesport Land Use Board Tackles Complex Development and Environmental Remediation Challenges

Overview: The recent Hainesport Land Use Board meeting was marked by discussions on several developments, highlighting issues related to environmental remediation, site planning, and municipal infrastructure. Central to the meeting was the ongoing case concerning JDEB Mourn Highway, which faced scrutiny due to unresolved engineering issues and a lack of preparedness in previous sessions. The board also addressed a proposed site plan amendment for Hainesport Family Apartments LLC, focusing on fence height adjustments to improve privacy and noise reduction. Additionally, the Royal Plaza Group’s proposal to develop a mixed-use site on Route 38 sparked conversations about parking variances, accessibility compliance, and traffic management.