Deputy Clerk at Township of Manalapan
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The board met to memorialize two specific resolutions. The first resolution involved an amended preliminary and final major site plan along with a minor technical subdivision for Cardinale and Manalapan Crossing Associates 2, LLC. The second resolution concerned granting preliminary major subdivision approval for an eight-lot subdivision for the Trinity Hill Farms project.
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The board considered and approved resolutions regarding bulk variance relief for fence and deck modifications on two properties. The meeting focused on an application for a use variance to legalize existing medical and professional office uses at a commercial property. Discussions included the history of site occupancy, parking adequacy, ADA compliance, the relocation of a non-compliant sign, and professional testimony supporting the variance based on site-specific physical constraints and the surrounding zoning context.
The board conducted public hearings for two applications. The first application regarding a variance request to install a black aluminum fence on a corner lot was approved. The second application for variance relief regarding a shed and deck addition was also approved, with the condition that the shed height be limited to ten feet. The applicant confirmed that problematic patio work had been removed from the scope of the second project.
The Planning Board reviewed an application for a major subdivision at Trinity Hill Farms, which involves an eight-lot subdivision on Taylors Mills Road. Key discussions focused on engineering designs, including stormwater management through infiltration basins, road grading, environmental considerations regarding wetlands and conservation easements, and landscaping. The Board also addressed infrastructure improvements such as sidewalks and curbing, fire safety requirements, and the developer's commitment to consistent architectural styles. Following the review and addressing outstanding technical and site-specific concerns, the Board granted preliminary major subdivision approval for the project.
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