Public documents that mention Irina Jvarisheishvili-Darrar.
Sep 16, 2026·Board meeting
Zoning Board of Adjustment Regular Meeting
The board discussed a variance application for property at 33 Bay Drive, involving proposed lot coverage increases and setbacks for a pool and shed structures. The applicant presented a plan to reduce lot coverage to 37.3% by removing existing walkways and patio sections. Professionals and board members addressed concerns regarding stormwater management, including the recommendation for a dry well installation and erosion control measures, as well as the need for variances regarding rear and sideyard setbacks for accessory structures.
Aug 3, 2026
Enterprise
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The board convened to elect a new Chair and Vice Chair. The primary agenda item was the review of a proposed ordinance that would prohibit data centers within the township. The board and their professional planner discussed the scope of the ordinance, particularly ensuring that the definition of data centers would not negatively impact businesses that utilize accessory onsite server rooms. The board ultimately reached a consensus to issue a letter to the governing body confirming that the proposed ordinance aligns with the Master Plan.
Jul 15, 2026·Board meeting
Zoning Board Of Adjustment Regular Meeting
The board addressed several zoning agenda items, ultimately carrying over applications for properties at 33 Bay Drive and 798 Homedale Road. The primary item of discussion was an application for a preliminary and final site plan to convert a residential property at 24 Shank Road into a private outdoor learning center and daycare facility operated by the non-profit Tranquil Inspirations, Inc. The applicant provided testimony regarding the facility's mission to offer outdoor education, life skills, and environmental stewardship programs. Board members questioned the necessity of the proposed site location, considering the availability of public parks in the area.
