Old Bridge Zoning Board Delays Decision on Two-Story Home Addition Amidst Conservation Easement Concerns

Overview: During the July 17, 2025 meeting of the Old Bridge Township Zoning Board of Adjustment, discussions were primarily centered around a proposed two-story addition to a residence on Yosemite Court. The application, presented by Dr. Zir Hussein and Sarah Risby, sought variances for the floor area ratio and landscape area ratio, sparking significant deliberation due to its proximity to a conservation easement. The board opted to postpone a decision until further review and professional input could be gathered.

Old Bridge Township Council Celebrates Local Pizzerias in Enthusiastic Exploration

Overview: In a lively showcase of community spirit and local business appreciation, members of the Old Bridge Township Council embarked on a tour of popular pizzerias throughout the township. The event highlighted the diverse culinary offerings and significant roles these establishments play in the community.

Old Bridge Township Faces Challenges with State-Mandated Housing Obligations

Overview: The Old Bridge Township Planning Board meeting on June 26, 2025, primarily addressed the challenges and plans related to meeting the township’s affordable housing obligations. The discussion included an analysis of the township’s current and future housing needs, the impact of state mandates, and the development of a new housing plan to fulfill the legal requirements.

Old Bridge School Board Meeting Spotlight: Superintendent Dave Citadino’s Departure and Legacy

Overview: The recent meeting of the Old Bridge School Board was dominated by tributes to outgoing Superintendent Dave Citadino, reflecting on his contributions to the district over his tenure. Alongside this, the board addressed public concerns over public speaking time limits and introduced a new reading program.

Old Bridge Township Celebrates Special Olympics Athletes and Unveils Recycling Program Overhaul

Overview: The Old Bridge Township Council meeting highlighted celebrations for local athletes who participated in the Special Olympics and introduced a significant overhaul to the recycling program aimed at improving efficiency and meeting residents’ needs. The meeting also addressed the somber recognition of a fallen officer and various procedural updates.