Director of Municipal Services at Township of Pennsauken
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The meeting featured a formal proclamation recognizing a long-time local business owner for his decades of service and contributions to the township community. The committee conducted a second reading and passed an ordinance regarding handicap signage, reviewed and passed a series of resolutions by consent agenda, and authorized the payment of outstanding municipal bills.
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The board reviewed two new business applications. First, they considered and approved a bulk variance for a fence installation at a residential property, determining that the applicant demonstrated hardship and the fence caused no detriment to the public good. Second, they reviewed an application from Amazon.com Services LLC for an 'Amazon Now' commercial operation within an existing multi-tenant industrial building. This application required a use variance, minor site plan approval, and several waivers, including those for sidewalks, landscaping, and lighting plans. The board approved the application, conditioning it on the applicant's compliance with testimony, the planner and engineer's reports, and specific site improvements.
The Board discussed a zoning application for a property change from mixed-use to a single-family home, which was continued to a future date. Additionally, the Board reviewed and approved an application for the Food Bank of South Jersey to construct a greenhouse and gazebo, as well as install additional ADA-compliant parking spaces. Discussions included addressing variances for side yard setbacks, parking requirements, and landscaping, as well as expert testimony regarding the site's impact and intended usage for food preparation classes.
The board conducted a public hearing regarding an application to convert a mixed-use building to a single-family home, which was continued to a subsequent meeting. The board also reviewed and approved an application for a 2,395 sq. ft. addition to an existing commercial property, including granting variances related to parking space quantity, dimensions, and site screening. Testimony was provided regarding site circulation, ADA compliance, landscaping, and operational plans. Additionally, the board approved the payment of outstanding bills.
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