Piscataway Township Council Discusses Budget Savings, Traffic Issues, and Community Involvement

Overview: The Piscataway Township Council meeting on November 6, 2025, addressed several topics, including notable budget savings, ongoing discussions with the New Jersey Department of Transportation (DOT) about traffic concerns, and various community initiatives.

Piscataway Zoning Board Weighs Variance Requests and Approves Key Developments

Overview: The recent Piscataway Township Zoning Board meeting saw discussions on several variance applications, including an ambitious expansion project for a residential property and a critical site plan approval for a new corporate headquarters. The board navigated issues surrounding lot coverage, front yard setbacks, and site usability, ultimately approving key projects while postponing others for further review.

Piscataway Township Council Addresses Fence Ordinance Violations and Variance Approvals

Overview: During the Piscataway Township Council meeting, discussions centered on ordinance violations related to fences and the approval of variances for property adjustments. The council addressed issues with non-compliant fences and approved multiple variance applications.

Piscataway Zoning Board Approves Fence and AC Variances Amid Setback Challenges

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Piscataway Township Zoning Board, attention was devoted to applications involving variances for fences and air conditioning units. A notable decision involved the approval of Heather F’s application to relocate a fence on her property on Granville Avenue, with a focus on minimizing environmental impact by preserving existing pine trees. The board also approved Lyanna Commandis’ request to retain air conditioning units in their current position on Highland A, citing the constraints of an undersized lot. Additionally, Yaharia Gonzalez and Jorge and Rosie Mina received variances related to existing fence installations, with a focus on compliance and documentation.

Piscataway Township Approves Senior Housing Development Amid Concerns Over Safety and Infrastructure

Overview: The Piscataway Township Planning Board meeting focused on the approval of a redevelopment project on South Washington Avenue, which includes 190 senior living apartments and 44 single-family homes. The project was approved after discussions around safety concerns, infrastructure, and compliance with township regulations. Another point of discussion was the inclusion of various amenities and structural design elements aimed at enhancing the community’s appeal.