Public record

Meeting archive

55 Bernards Township public meetings, catalogued. Each one has a written account of what the body actually did and a link to the township's own record.

Meetings
55
Earliest
November 5, 2025
Latest
October 28, 2026

Where this material comes from

The recordings are the township's own: Bernards streams and archives its Township Committee, Planning Board and Zoning Board meetings on YouTube. LocalWhy does not host copies; every meeting here links to the township's video and record. The summaries are written from the township's minutes and notices, posted on its meeting-documents pages; where the township had not yet posted a meeting's minutes, the page says so.

The agenda indexes come from the published agendas. The written summaries are ours, and they cite the minute they came from so you can check them against the recording.

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Bernards' Township Committee meets at 7:30 p.m. on the second and fourth Tuesday after the first Monday, and the Planning Board and Zoning Board of Adjustment meet at 7:30 p.m. through the month — but dates move. Always check the township's own calendar: bernards.org board meetings

2026

48 meetings

  • Turning point The motion to approve 125 townhouses at 131 Morristown Road drew four votes of the five a use variance needs (from the township’s recording).

    Zoning Board of Adjustment

    Zoning Board of Adjustment — October 28, 2026

    Special meeting for the fifth hearing on 131 Morristown Rd LLC's townhouse application (ZB25-040). The township's recording shows the motion to approve received four votes in favor and three against, short of the five a "d" variance requires, so the relief was not granted. The agenda also listed an executive session on the Signature Acquisitions lawsuit. The township had not posted minutes of this meeting as of Nov. 1, 2026.

    • Development
    • Housing
    • Litigation
  • Township Committee

    Township Committee — October 27, 2026

    A regular meeting. The agenda lists recognitions of National Disability Employment Awareness Month and First Responders Appreciation Month, the reappointment of the shared municipal court judge, a final change order reducing the 2025 Reivax road contract by $73,236.70, and a snow removal contract. The township had not posted minutes of this meeting as of Nov. 1, 2026.

    • Infrastructure
    • Government

  • Turning point Hearing on the Lord Stirling School study opened and carried to Dec. 8 (from the township’s recording).

    Planning Board

    Planning Board — October 20, 2026

    The Board opened its public hearing on whether 99 Lord Stirling Road, the former Lord Stirling School, and 25 Sherwood Drive qualify as a non-condemnation area in need of redevelopment. The township's recording shows the Board took no vote and carried the hearing to December 8, 2026. The township had not posted minutes of this meeting as of Nov. 1, 2026.

    • Development
  • Township Committee

    Township Committee — October 13, 2026

    The Committee adopted a filming permit ordinance (#2602), school-hours no-stopping rules on Peachtree and Woodstone Roads (#2606) and no-parking zones on Church Street near the Liberty Corner Firehouse (#2607), and accepted the $835,000.00 federal grant for the police communications upgrade, all 5-0. One person spoke.

    • Infrastructure
    • Government
    • Environment
  • Zoning Board of Adjustment

    Zoning Board of Adjustment — October 7, 2026

    The agenda listed the public hearing on Millington Baptist Church's parking-lot application (ZB26-011) and an executive session on the Signature Acquisitions lawsuit over 150 Allen Road. The township's notice records three residential approvals memorialized, and its recording shows the Board approved the Millington Baptist application, 7-0. The township had not posted minutes of this meeting as of Nov. 1, 2026.

    • Development
    • Litigation
  • Planning Board

    Planning Board — October 6, 2026

    The Board granted Fellowship Village's third extension (PB22-005C), 9-0, letting it keep its current stormwater design: plans signed by March 31, 2027, permits by September 30, 2027 and approvals extended to October 3, 2027. It named a construction routing committee for Ridge Oak and met in closed session for legal advice on the procedures for an area-in-need-of-redevelopment investigation.

    • Development
    • Environment
  • Township Committee

    Township Committee — September 29, 2026

    With McNally absent, the Committee rejected the second round of bids for the 2026 road program, citing record diesel and asphalt prices, moved the Lake Road project's completion to November 10, 2026 at no added cost, and introduced the filming ordinance (#2602) and two traffic ordinances (#2606, #2607), all 4-0. One person spoke, on the Master Plan and the former Lord Stirling School property.

    • Infrastructure
    • Government
    • Development
  • Zoning Board of Adjustment

    Zoning Board of Adjustment — September 17, 2026

    Special meeting for the fourth hearing on 131 Morristown Rd LLC's townhouse plan (ZB25-040). The applicant's planner testified; after a straw poll in which most members preferred garages for the affordable units, the applicant said it would revise the plan from 131 to 125 units. Five people questioned the witnesses. The hearing was carried to October 28.

    • Development
    • Housing
  • Township Committee

    Township Committee — September 15, 2026

    With Hodges absent, the Committee adopted Ordinances #2604 and #2605, accepting two riparian conservation easements, tabled the introduction of a filming ordinance (#2602) to September 29, and approved an opioid-settlement-funded agreement with Community in Crisis, Inc., all 4-0. Four people spoke, one about historic preservation of the former Lord Stirling School.

    • Environment
    • Government
  • Zoning Board of Adjustment

    Zoning Board of Adjustment — September 9, 2026

    The Board deemed the CIG Mt Airy subdivision application complete, approved three residential applications (178 Galloping Hill Road 6-1, Chair Baumann voting no; the others 7-0) and a time extension, and memorialized five August approvals. The three South Finley appeals were carried to be refiled as variance applications. One member of the public spoke.

    • Development
  • Planning Board

    Planning Board — September 8, 2026

    The Board approved Amzak Basking Ridge's amended preliminary and final site plan for the apartment buildings at 180-181 Mountain View Boulevard (PB26-002), 5-1, after the applicant added a clubhouse generator and protection at every balcony. Two residents questioned or commented on the application. The Board also memorialized the Kearns/Vaccaro setback relief (PB24-002A), 5-0.

    • Development
    • Housing

  • Turning point Non-residential property maintenance Ordinance #2603 adopted after six speakers; 2026 paving bids rejected.

    Township Committee

    Township Committee — August 25, 2026

    With McNally absent, the Committee adopted Ordinance #2603, a property maintenance ordinance for non-residential properties, 4-0 after a hearing at which five speakers supported it and one did not. It rejected all seven bids for the 2026 road program as over budget, ordered Motorola radios for the fire companies and emergency management (not to exceed $536,023.28) and met in closed session on Toll/Tavistock v. BTSA. Ten people spoke in all.

    • Development
    • Infrastructure
    • Environment
    • Government
  • Planning Board

    Planning Board — August 18, 2026

    The Board opened the hearing on Amzak Basking Ridge's amended site plan for the apartment buildings at 180-181 Mountain View Boulevard (PB26-002), with engineering and architectural testimony and two residents questioning the engineer; it was carried to September 8. It extended Sha Tao's construction-permit deadline at 7 Mountain Road to December 7, 2026 (PB22-001C), 6-0.

    • Development
    • Housing
  • Township Committee

    Township Committee — August 11, 2026

    The Committee introduced Ordinance #2603, a property maintenance ordinance for non-residential properties, appointed seven Class III special officers for school security under agreements with the Board of Education and Saint James School, and awarded crossing guard services for 2026-2027 (not to exceed $201,000.00), all 5-0. Five people spoke.

    • Development
    • Government
    • Housing
  • Zoning Board of Adjustment

    Zoning Board of Adjustment — August 5, 2026

    The Board approved five residential applications, among them a relocated driveway at 6 Castle Way, a screened porch with a synthetic turf field at 17 Wayne Terrace and a detached "golf barn" at 191 South Finley Avenue, and extended the start deadline for 5 Brookside Avenue. All votes were unanimous among eligible members. Two members of the public spoke.

    • Development
  • Township Committee

    Township Committee — July 28, 2026

    The Committee continued the community-based deer management program for 2026-2027, approved change orders on the Renda Roads repair contract (+$79,952.87) and the 2025 Reivax road program (+$31,701.57), and bought Public Works trucks, hooklift equipment and a van totaling about $851,000, all 5-0. Five people spoke, all on the former Lord Stirling School property.

    • Environment
    • Infrastructure
    • Government
  • Planning Board

    Planning Board — July 21, 2026

    The Board memorialized its approval of Ridge Oak's 29-unit affordable senior building (PB26-001, 5-0) and the Aucta Pharmaceuticals extension (PB23-001A, 7-0), and adopted a change order to the Board Planner's contract. Fellowship Village's third request to extend its site-plan deadlines (PB22-005C) was carried to September 8 so its engineer could calculate the effect of the township's 2024 stormwater rules.

    • Housing
    • Development
    • Environment
  • Zoning Board of Adjustment

    Zoning Board of Adjustment — July 16, 2026

    Special meeting. At the third hearing on 131 Morristown Rd LLC's plan (ZB25-040), the applicant revised it to 131 units, 105 market-rate and 26 affordable, and offered a five-year bond in lieu of Route 202 sidewalks; three residents asked questions and the hearing was carried to September 17. Millington Baptist Church's application was deemed complete, and the Haley and Vesuvio approvals were memorialized.

    • Development
    • Housing
  • Township Committee

    Township Committee — July 14, 2026

    The Committee adopted salary Ordinance #2601, authorized an online tax sale on or about October 6, extended the third-quarter tax grace period because the county had not released the tax rate, and applied for an $835,000.00 federal grant for police communications and $1,447,960.00 in state aid for three roads, all 5-0. Three people spoke, all on the former Lord Stirling School property.

    • Taxes
    • Infrastructure
    • Government
  • Zoning Board of Adjustment

    Zoning Board of Adjustment — July 8, 2026

    The Board approved two in-ground pools (9 Chapin Lane and 17 Birch Drive) and a house expansion at 4 Monroe Place, each 5-0, and found the CIG Mt Airy subdivision incomplete again. Three appeals of Zoning Officer decisions on South Finley Avenue properties were carried to September 9. One member of the public spoke.

    • Development

  • Turning point Data-center ban, Ordinance #2599, adopted as amended, 4-0.

    Township Committee

    Township Committee — June 23, 2026

    With McNally absent, the Committee adopted Ordinance #2599, as amended with the Planning Board's recommendations, prohibiting data centers in all zones, and #2598, a new construction fee schedule, both 4-0. It certified the 2025 audit, extended Ridge Oak's tax abatement 40 years, awarded Pleasant Valley Park court improvements and introduced salary Ordinance #2601. Thirteen entries naming 15 people commented on the former Lord Stirling School property.

    • Data centers
    • Development
    • Taxes
    • Housing
    • Government
  • Planning Board

    Planning Board — June 16, 2026

    The Board found Ordinance #2599, which revises the uses allowed in the E-1 to E-5 office zones and lists data centers as prohibited in all districts, not inconsistent with the 2023 Master Plan, 9-0, recommending that its definitions move to the code's definitions section. It deemed Amzak Basking Ridge's amended site plan (PB26-002) complete, 9-0, with the hearing set for August 18.

    • Data centers
    • Development
    • Housing
  • Zoning Board of Adjustment

    Zoning Board of Adjustment — June 11, 2026

    Special meeting. The Board approved the Vesuvio pool application at 22 Sentry Court, including a "d" variance for pool size, 6-0, after a hearing that began in February, and approved a pool and patio at 5 Dawn Drive, 6-0. Five members of the public spoke, four of them on the Vesuvio pool, mainly about stormwater.

    • Development
  • Township Committee

    Township Committee — June 9, 2026

    The Committee introduced the construction fee ordinance (#2598) and a salary ordinance (#2600), accepted two Somerset County FIFA World Cup grants ($164,100.00 and $50,000.00) and extended the Kennedy-Martin-Stelle Farmstead lease to December 31, 2060, all 5-0. Three people spoke.

    • Government
    • Environment
    • Taxes
  • Planning Board

    Planning Board — June 2, 2026

    The Board approved front-yard setback relief, 5-0, for an addition at 174 South Finley Avenue built 2.38 feet into the setback (PB24-002A), after the applicants agreed to plant screening trees asked for by two neighbors. It memorialized two Fellowship Village resolutions, and the Board Planner gave a presentation on the Local Redevelopment and Housing Law.

    • Development
    • Housing
  • Township Committee

    Township Committee — May 26, 2026

    The Committee introduced Ordinance #2599, amending the uses permitted in the E-1 to E-5 office zones, and referred it to the Planning Board, with a hearing set for June 23; it became the township's data center ban. It tabled the construction fee ordinance (#2598) to fix a typographical error, accepted a $72,394.53 Clean Communities grant and let the Farmstead's Friends apply for a county preservation grant, all 5-0. Two people spoke.

    • Data centers
    • Development
    • Infrastructure
    • Environment
  • Planning Board

    Planning Board — May 19, 2026

    After a third hearing on the fire service plan, the Environmental Commission's comments and architectural updates, the Board granted preliminary and final site plan approval, 7-0, to Ridge Oak Management (PB26-001) for a 29-unit, 100% affordable, age-restricted apartment building at 95 and 150 Manchester Drive. No members of the public asked questions or commented.

    • Housing
    • Development
  • Zoning Board of Adjustment

    Zoning Board of Adjustment — May 14, 2026

    Special meeting. At the second hearing on 131 Morristown Rd LLC's townhouse plan (ZB25-040), the applicant's architect testified that all units would be for sale with 20% set aside as affordable housing; three residents asked questions and the hearing was carried to July 16. The Board found Millington Baptist Church's parking-lot application incomplete, 7-0.

    • Development
    • Housing
  • Township Committee

    Township Committee — May 12, 2026

    The Committee adopted capital Ordinance #2597, $6,250,380.00 from the Capital Improvement Fund for roads, drainage, fire and EMS equipment, radios, parks and police equipment, and easement Ordinance #2596. It urged state leaders to curb public employee health premium increases after a 36.25% State Health Benefits Plan rise, and made seven police appointments and promotions, all 5-0. Two people spoke.

    • Taxes
    • Infrastructure
    • Government
  • Zoning Board of Adjustment

    Zoning Board of Adjustment — May 6, 2026

    The Board approved three residential applications and a one-year extension, each unanimously, memorialized the Church Street Properties approval, and carried the Haley and Vesuvio pool hearings to June 11. One member of the public spoke, on stormwater. The June 3 meeting was announced as cancelled for lack of a quorum.

    • Development
  • Planning Board

    Planning Board — May 5, 2026

    The Board extended Aucta Pharmaceuticals' deadline for a permanent certificate of occupancy to January 16, 2027, with an as-built survey required, 9-0. The second hearing on Ridge Oak's 29-unit affordable senior building (PB26-001) covered operations, traffic and a redesigned lighting plan, with four residents questioning witnesses; it was carried to May 19.

    • Housing
    • Development

  • Turning point The $49.77 million 2026 budget adopted 5-0 after its public hearing.

    Township Committee

    Township Committee — April 28, 2026

    After a public hearing with one speaker, the Committee adopted the 2026 municipal and golf utility budgets 5-0: $49,773,967.75 in appropriations and a municipal tax rate of $0.246. It authorized estimated third-quarter tax bills, adopted Ordinance #2595, and introduced capital Ordinance #2597 ($6,250,380.00) and easement Ordinance #2596. Four people spoke in all.

    • Taxes
    • Environment
    • Government
  • Zoning Board of Adjustment

    Zoning Board of Adjustment — April 16, 2026

    Special meeting for the first hearing on 131 Morristown Rd LLC's plan (ZB25-040) to replace two office buildings at 131 Morristown Road with 119 age-restricted townhouses in 43 buildings. The applicant's engineer testified and seven residents questioned him. No vote was taken; the application was carried with a time-to-act extension to July 31.

    • Development
    • Housing
  • Township Committee

    Township Committee — April 14, 2026

    After a closed session on potential litigation over the Reivax road improvements contract, the Committee awarded Renda Roads up to $1,025,000.00 for road repairs, hired Boswell for MS4 stormwater mapping ($94,000.00), approved a Speed Sentry radar display loan from RideWise and two police vehicles, and introduced Ordinance #2595, all 4-0 with Asay absent. Two people spoke.

    • Infrastructure
    • Environment
    • Government
    • Housing
  • Zoning Board of Adjustment

    Zoning Board of Adjustment — April 8, 2026

    The Board approved Church Street Properties' two-story rear office addition at 30 Church Street, with a d(4) floor-area variance, 7-0. It memorialized four March approvals and the dismissal of a 2023 application, and carried the Vesuvio pool hearing to May 6. No members of the public spoke.

    • Development
  • Planning Board

    Planning Board — April 7, 2026

    The Board deemed Ridge Oak's 29-unit affordable senior building (PB26-001) complete, 8-0, and opened its public hearing with engineering, environmental and architectural testimony; the hearing was carried to May 5. It deemed the Kearns/Vaccaro amended conditional use application (PB24-002A) complete, 7-0, and adjourned Aucta Pharmaceuticals' extension request to May 5.

    • Housing
    • Development
  • Township Committee

    Township Committee — March 24, 2026

    The Committee introduced the 2026 municipal budget ($49,773,967.75 in appropriations, $24,315,594.30 to be raised by taxes plus a $3,261,768.00 library levy) and the golf utility budget, 4-0 with McNally absent, and set the hearing for April 28. It also asked for $1,840,125.00 in federal funds for the Pleasant Valley Park culvert and paths, awarded a cricket pitch and accepted the 2025 LOSAP volunteer lists. Two people spoke.

    • Taxes
    • Environment
    • Government
  • Township Committee

    Township Committee — March 10, 2026

    With Tompkins absent, the Committee adopted Ordinance #2593, the Fourth Round affordable housing compliance rules, and capital Ordinance #2594 ($1,449,000.00), and awarded synthetic turf replacement at Mountain Park ($960,826.00), a pavement condition assessment and a $250,000.00 federal funding request for stormwater planning, all 4-0. One person spoke.

    • Housing
    • Taxes
    • Environment
    • Infrastructure
  • Zoning Board of Adjustment

    Zoning Board of Adjustment — March 4, 2026

    The Board deemed the 131 Morristown Rd LLC townhouse application (ZB25-040) complete, 7-0, and set its first hearing for April 16. It approved three residential applications and a time extension, all 7-0, found the CIG Mt Airy subdivision incomplete again, and carried the Vesuvio pool hearing to April 8. No members of the public spoke.

    • Development
  • Planning Board

    Planning Board — March 3, 2026

    The Board found Ordinance #2593, which incorporates the State's Fourth Round affordable-housing rules into the township code, not inconsistent with the 2023 Master Plan, 9-0. It appointed Allison Fahey Board Planner and heard Ridge Oak's completeness request (PB26-001), granting most waivers but holding the application incomplete until updated sewer and water will-serve letters are filed, 8-0.

    • Housing
    • Development
    • Government
  • Township Committee

    Township Committee — February 24, 2026

    The Committee adopted the 2026 Fourth Round Spending Plan for the Affordable Housing Trust Fund and an agreement extending affordability controls on Ridge Oak's 247 age-restricted units for 40 years to 2072, introduced capital Ordinance #2594 ($1,449,000.00) and received the Tax Collector's 2025 report, all 5-0. Two people spoke.

    • Housing
    • Taxes
    • Government
  • Township Committee

    Township Committee — February 10, 2026

    The Committee recognized the Police Department's reaccreditation, adopted an Affirmative Marketing Plan for affordable housing required by the court's conditional compliance order, and introduced Ordinance #2593, which incorporates the state's Fourth Round housing rules into the land development ordinance, all 5-0. One person spoke, about snow on sidewalks.

    • Housing
    • Government
    • Infrastructure
  • Zoning Board of Adjustment

    Zoning Board of Adjustment — February 4, 2026

    The Board found the 131 Morristown Rd LLC townhouse application (ZB25-040) incomplete, 7-0, after granting most waivers; approved a patio and pergola at 367 Grist Mill Drive; and carried the Callanan and Vesuvio pool hearings to March 4. Two Bridgewater neighbors questioned the Vesuvio pool plan. Nancy D'Andrea was sworn in.

    • Development
  • Township Committee

    Township Committee — January 27, 2026

    The Committee adopted Ordinance #2592, letting the 2026 budget rise up to 3.5% instead of 2% and banking any unused amount, and #2591, a wetlands easement. It hired Boswell for a Culberson Road storm sewer study ($40,500.00), joined the county recycling program at $28.16 per household and appointed Janice Fields to the Sewerage Authority, all 5-0. No members of the public spoke.

    • Taxes
    • Environment
    • Infrastructure
    • Government
  • Planning Board

    Planning Board — January 20, 2026

    The Board reorganized for 2026, re-electing Mastrangelo as Chairperson and appointing its engineer, attorney, secretary, newspapers, calendar and rules, each 9-0. It extended Fellowship Village's site-plan deadlines (PB22-005B, 9-0), found Fellowship Village's parking-count conditions satisfied (PB13-006C, 6-0), and authorized hiring Allison Fahey of Burgis Associates as Board Planner.

    • Government
    • Development
  • Township Committee

    Township Committee — January 13, 2026

    With McNally absent, the Committee introduced Ordinance #2591, a wetlands easement on Rocky Lane, and #2592, the 2026 appropriation cap bank, approved a second change order on the 2025 road program and appointed three Pool Commission members, all 4-0. All three public speakers commented on Allen Road.

    • Government
    • Taxes
    • Infrastructure
  • Zoning Board of Adjustment

    Zoning Board of Adjustment — January 7, 2026

    At its 2026 reorganization the Board swore in five members, elected Baumann chair and Pochtar vice chair, and appointed its professionals, all 7-0. It decided, 7-0, that ministers' residences at New Testament Ministries, 40 Whitenack Road, are a permitted accessory use; approved a lot-coverage variance at 37 Gold Blvd.; found the CIG Mt Airy subdivision incomplete; and memorialized seven December approvals. One member of the public spoke.

    • Development
    • Government

  • Turning point Reorganization: Ana Duarte McCarthy chosen Mayor, 5-0.

    Township Committee

    Township Committee — January 6, 2026

    The 2026 reorganization. Brett Hodges and John Tompkins took office, and the Committee elected Ana Duarte McCarthy Mayor and John Tompkins Deputy Mayor. A 5-0 consent agenda appointed the 2026 professionals and board members, set the meeting rules, temporary appropriations and the 2026 meeting dates, and moved legal notices to the township website from March 1, 2026.

    • Government
    • Taxes
    • Housing

2025

7 meetings

  • Township Committee

    Township Committee — December 23, 2025

    A 23-minute afternoon meeting, with two members joining by phone. The Committee adopted Ordinance #2590, a riparian conservation easement on Briar Lane, cancelled $4,000,000.00 of unspent 2025 appropriations to fund balance, set the 2026 parks and recreation fees and renewed the shared municipal court for 2026-2028, all 5-0. One person spoke.

    • Taxes
    • Environment
    • Government
  • Township Committee

    Township Committee — December 9, 2025

    With Mayor Fields absent, the Committee bought Motorola radios for both fire companies (not to exceed $500,058.05) and police video and body cameras ($73,372.00), set the 2026 Pleasant Valley Pool fees, ratified a 2025-2029 Teamsters Local 469 contract, reappointed the Tax Collector with tenure and introduced Ordinance #2590, all 4-0. Five people spoke, two on Allen Road.

    • Government
    • Environment
    • Infrastructure
  • Zoning Board of Adjustment

    Zoning Board of Adjustment — December 3, 2025

    The Board deemed the Church Street Properties site plan application (30 Church Street) complete and approved four residential applications: three 5-0 and one, existing lot coverage at 23 Linden Drive, 4-1 with Chairwoman Genirs voting no. Two neighbors spoke on the 24 Ash Street application. Genirs announced it was her last meeting.

    • Development
  • Planning Board

    Planning Board — December 2, 2025

    The Board's last meeting of 2025. At the applicant's request it adjourned Fellowship Village's annual parking report (PB13-006C) to January 20, 2026, met in executive session on its 2026 professionals and authorized the Chairwoman to proceed with them, and cancelled the December 16 and January 6 meetings, each 8-0.

    • Development
    • Government
  • Township Committee

    Township Committee — November 25, 2025

    The Committee recognized the service of Mayor Janice Fields and Committeeman David Tancredi, set the 2026 Coakley-Russo Memorial Golf Course fees and closed out the Municipal Building elevator project at $1,598,026.00, all on a 5-0 consent agenda. Four of the five public speakers commented on the Allen Road incident.

    • Government
    • Environment
    • Infrastructure

  • Turning point The Lord Stirling School redevelopment study authorized, 3-2, without eminent domain.

    Township Committee

    Township Committee — November 11, 2025

    The Committee voted 3-2 (Resolution #2025-0395) to have the Planning Board investigate the former Lord Stirling School property, 99 Lord Stirling Road and 25 Sherwood Drive, as a possible non-condemnation area in need of redevelopment. It adopted two wetlands conservation easement ordinances and rescinded the Aqualis award for MS4 stormwater mapping. Eight of the ten public speakers commented on the Allen Road incident.

    • Development
    • Environment
    • Infrastructure
    • Government
  • Zoning Board of Adjustment

    Zoning Board of Adjustment — November 5, 2025

    The Board approved three residential bulk-variance applications, each 6-0: a pergola at 41 Sentinel Drive, a deck at 74 Winding Lane and additions at 129 West Oak Street. It memorialized four approvals from October and carried 62 Oakley Street to December 3. No members of the public spoke.

    • Development

What this archive does and does not cover

These are the Township Committee, Planning Board and Zoning Board of Adjustment meetings held from November 1, 2025 to November 1, 2026 — 55 meetings, each matched to its YouTube recording; cancelled meetings are not listed. If a meeting bearing on these issues is missing, write to info@localwhy.org .

LocalWhy is a non-partisan publisher. The summaries here are ours; the recordings, agendas and minutes are the township's.