Municipal Planner at Township of Brick.
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This resolution formally adopts the 2014 Multi-jurisdictional All Hazard Mitigation Plan for Ocean County. The plan identifies mitigation goals and actions designed to reduce long-term risks to people and property from natural hazards and disasters within Brick Township, thereby demonstrating the Township Council's commitment to hazard mitigation.
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The Planning Board held a public hearing and granted approvals for several site plans. These included a Revised Amended Preliminary & Final Site Plan for LCP Sports II Urban Renewal, a Minor Site Plan for iONNA LLC, and a Conditionally Exempt Site Plan for LCP Dearborn Builders LLC.
The Board deliberated on a use variance application for the Fellowship Chapel of the Jersey Shore, Inc. regarding the establishment of a school within an existing secondary building. The discussion involved public testimony from residents and an opposing attorney who raised concerns regarding traffic, parking, safety, noise pollution, and property values. Following the public hearing, the Board reviewed specific conditions for the proposal, including hours of operation, enrollment caps, traffic management, and site improvements. Ultimately, the Board made a motion to deny the application.
The committee reviewed updates regarding colony caregiver activities, including current TNR statistics for cats supported by the program. Discussions covered staff introductions for animal control, the handling of resident complaints regarding cat issues and potential ground feeding violations to be referred for code enforcement, and an update on the TNR Rider account balance bolstered by fundraising efforts at the Summerfest events. The meeting also addressed successful food collection initiatives, upcoming community outreach participation at Kids Night Out, and a reminder for caregivers to submit annual cat population tallies.
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