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Nov 4, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Parsippany-Troy Hills Board Of Adjustment Meeting
The board meeting addressed several correspondence items regarding extension requests for application decisions and reviewed multiple agenda applications. These applications included a 'C' variance request for property improvements such as a detached garage and pool structure at 189 Park Road, a 'C' variance for a deck and driveway legalization at 136 Hiawatha Boulevard, a 'D' variance for an expansion of an adult daycare center at 176 Route 46, and a site plan with 'C/D' variance for a new restaurant at 3111 Route 46.
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Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills Board of Adjustment Special Meeting
The board reviewed correspondence regarding the postponement of Application 26:50 and discussed three zoning variance applications. The agenda included a request for 'C' variances for a two-story addition and related structures for Application 26:41, a request for 'C' variances for new residential construction and associated amenities for Application 26:50, and a request to legalize existing structures including a deck, driveway, and fence for Application 26:45.
The board convened to conduct a public meeting, which included the consideration of an application for 435 North Beverwyck Owner LLC. The application involves a request for preliminary and final major site plan approval for exterior improvements, parking lot reconfiguration, and landscaping at 435 North Beverwyck Road.
Oct 21, 2026·Board meeting
Township Of Pipony Troy Hills Board Of Adjustment Special Meeting
The Board reviewed a preliminary and final major site plan application for the Franciscan Sisters of St. Elizabeth to construct a new one-story, six-classroom addition. Key discussion topics included the removal of obsolete trailers currently used for classroom space, engineering adjustments to the site plan such as parking and drainage, and the necessity of specific bulk variance reliefs. The Board heard testimony regarding the school's current enrollment and the project's compliance with previous zoning approvals and current engineering requirements.
