Raritan Planning Board Deliberates Industrial Park Expansion Amid Resident Concerns

Overview: The Raritan Planning Board meeting featured discussions about the Flemington Industrial Park’s amended preliminary and final site plan for a warehouse addition, which included the demolition of an existing building and the construction of new industrial and office space. Topics included concerns raised by residents regarding the impact of industrial development on their community, particularly in relation to traffic, property values, and safety. The board also scrutinized the proposed site plans, seeking compliance with township ordinances, and addressed various variances and non-conformities related to the projects.

Raritan Zoning Board Approves Key Development Project Amidst Various Amendments

Overview: The Raritan Zoning Board of Adjustment recently held a meeting where a series of decisions on development projects and zoning variances captured the focus of local stakeholders. Among the key outcomes, the board approved a zoning variance for a development project, which included last-minute revisions to the resolution. Furthermore, resolutions related to a self-storage facility construction and multiple time extension requests for various projects were discussed and concluded with decisions.

Hunterdon Central School Board Approves Superintendent Search Contract

Overview: The Hunterdon Central School Board has unanimously approved a contract for superintendent search services with the HYA Corporation, not to exceed $31,250, as Dr. Jeffrey Moore prepares to depart from his role. This decision is among several topics addressed during the recent school board meeting, which also included discussions on budget proposals, declining enrollment, staff vacancies, and the transition to a new healthcare plan.

Raritan Planning Board Approves Master Plan Consistency for Flag Poles and Vacating Cul-de-sacs

Overview: At the latest Raritan Planning Board meeting, members approved two items referred from the township committee concerning local infrastructure and regulations. The board found the vacating of portions of Big’s Place and Clarage Lane not inconsistent with the master plan, effectively removing non-existent cul-de-sacs from the township’s map. Additionally, an amendment was passed regarding the clarity of flagpole and lighting regulations in residential and non-residential areas.

Raritan Zoning Board Grapples with Motel Property Zoning Challenges

Overview: The Raritan Zoning Board’s regular meeting tackled complex zoning issues, predominantly centered on a multifaceted case involving a motel property requiring multiple variances and a review of its history and compliance. The property in question, located at 482 US Route 202, became the focal point of the meeting as board members delved into the implications of its use, parking requirements, and septic capacity.