Township of Irvington

The board discussed a new business application regarding a request for preliminary and final site plan approval, along with various use and bulk variances, to construct a two-story addition to an existing structure at 1374 Springfield Avenue. The proceedings involved the submission of proofs of service, review of reports from the Planning, Engineering, and Fire divisions, presentation of testimony by witnesses, and consideration of evidence exhibits prior to deliberations and motion for the application.

The board meeting focused on the memorialization of resolutions and new business. Key discussion topics included the site plan approval for a residential property located at 9-13 Madison Avenue, and amendments to the Revised Zoning Ordinance regarding cannabis delivery services and extended hours of operation. Additionally, the board addressed an application for a cannabis cultivation facility at 380 Coit Street, which involved reviewing reports from various municipal departments and hearing testimony from applicant witnesses.

The council received several reports from township officers and boards, including health and redevelopment committee updates. Financial actions included the approval of bill lists and payroll expenditures, and the formal acceptance of a Lead Based Paint Hazard Reduction grant. The council ratified the 2025 Best Practices Inventory, authorized tax liens against multiple properties for debris removal and abatement, and designated a redeveloper for a specific township property. Additionally, the council held a public hearing and adopted the 2025-2026 annual budget for the Springfield Avenue Center Business Improvement District.

The Board meeting focused on the formal adoption of a resolution regarding a previously considered application. The board reviewed and officially adopted the resolution denying Calendar No. ZB-25-112, which pertained to a request for preliminary and final site plan approval, a use variance, and bulk variances for the property located at 18-20 Cummings Street.

The agenda for this meeting includes the adjournment of an application by 662 Mota Dispensary, LLC for the property at 660-664 Nye Avenue. Additionally, the board is scheduled to consider the adoption of applications for Philip J. Moore at 18-20 Cummings Street, 25-45 Civic Square West LLC at 25-45 Civic Square, and Newark Community Health Centers Inc. at 1150 Springfield Avenue.