Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Karen Swetz-Stelletell’s organization
Oct 5, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Township of Morris Planning Board Regular Meeting
The board conducted a regular meeting featuring several public hearings. One matter regarding 35 Schoolhouse Lane was carried over to a future date. The board also reviewed an application for Morristown Motors, which sought minor site plan approval and a variance for lot coverage to allow for the demolition of existing structures and the creation of a paved parking area for vehicle inventory storage. Discussion included landscaping, lighting requirements, and future storm water management ordinance changes.
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The Board meeting included an announcement regarding an application postponement to October 26th. The Board granted a one-year extension for a project involving a student life center, noting that ongoing construction on a prior campus project had delayed progress. Additionally, the Board heard a request for a conditional use variance to operate an in-home office for a nutrition consulting business, discussing requirements for parking, client visit frequency, and zoning compliance.
Sep 16, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Township Committee Of The Township Of Mars Regular Meeting
The meeting included the presentation of four proclamations: Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, and a commemoration of the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001. Committee members shared personal experiences related to these causes and highlighted local resources such as the 988 crisis lifeline and a collaborative program involving social workers and police officers for crisis situations. During the public comment session, a resident expressed concerns regarding safety, loitering, and illicit activity at the Collinsville Playground, requesting increased police presence and improved monitoring of the park and splash pad area.
The board conducted a public hearing regarding a site plan application for a proposed residential development at 300 Madison Avenue. The project entails the demolition of existing structures and the construction of an inclusionary townhome community consisting of 118 units, with a 20% allocation for affordable housing. The discussion focused on compliance with TH-15H zoning standards, building setbacks, site grading, and responses to departmental review memos covering traffic, architecture, and environmental assessments. The board swore in expert witnesses and established a procedural plan for the presentation of testimony regarding the application.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
