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Aug 11, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Hazlet Township Committee Clerks Meeting Agenda
The committee addressed various civic concerns regarding Middle Road Village, pedestrian signage, and property maintenance. Several resolutions were passed, including the authorization of raffle licenses, tax cancellations and refunds for disabled veterans, an electronic tax sale program, and tax sale mailing fees. Project-related approvals included land surveying services, a surplus auction for public works equipment, and contract change orders for the Bethany Road Improvement and 2026 Concrete Improvements projects. Additionally, the committee approved filming activities, reviewed monthly department reports, and authorized the payment of township bills.
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The board addressed several memorialization and new planning applications. Memorializations included variances for residential properties and a minor subdivision with a use variance, as well as a denial for a mixed-use development proposal. New business included applications for front yard and side yard setback variances, a site plan approval for a restaurant/retail project, and a board review of a township ordinance concerning Cooperative Sober Living Residences.
Jun 18, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Hazlet Township Land Use Board Regular Meeting
The board addressed several carryover cases, including a request to retain a shed and gazebo with a deck at 27 Gibson Drive, a minor subdivision application with a use variance for 330 Highway 36 to create two lots, and an application for preliminary and final site plan approval for a mixed-use development at the intersection of Route 36 and Davern Avenue.
May 21, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Hazlet Township Land Use Board Regular Meeting
The board agenda included the memorialization of variances for several residential properties, specifically for the retention of sheds, a pool patio, and an existing bar structure, as well as the approval of an in-ground pool installation. The board conducted a Section 31 review of a proposal to construct a multi-purpose recreation building to ensure consistency with the master plan. Additionally, the agenda featured new cases involving requests for residential variances, such as a shed and gazebo, and a minor subdivision application combined with a use variance request for a commercial property.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
