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Robbinsville Township Planning grants Sharbell Final Major Approval

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 LEGAL NOTICE   At a scheduled meeting of the Robbinsville Township Planning Board held on Wednesday, March 19, 2014 the following action was taken:  1.Resolution of Memorialization was adopted granting final major subdivision for Phases 3B and 3C and final site plan for a portion of Phases 3B and 3C to Sharbell Building Company, LLC for property known and designated as Block 26, Lots 4, 6.01, 7.01, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 23, 24, 25, 27, 29 and 31 a/k/a Route 130 and Gordon Road, Robbinsville Township, Mercer County, NJ. The approval consists of the following: (1) Final major subdivision for the creation of 129 new lots, consisting of 120 non age-restricted single-family homes, a 30 unit multi-family Affordable housing apartment/condominium building, 7 HOA lots, a recreation lot containing the HOA recreation amenities, a lot (Lot 12 in Block 26, containing approximately 120.12 acres) to be conveyed to Robbinsville Township for municipal purposes and/or uses consistent with the zoning regulation for the MU-ARCD Zone and private roadway rights-of-way; and (2) Final site plan for the 30 unit multi-family Affordable Housing apartment/condominium building, a recreation lot with a clubhouse, pool, tot lot and associated site improvements. The approval granted is subject to certain conditions.   A copy of this resolution is on file and available for inspection in the Planning/Zoning Office during the hours of 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M., Monday through Friday.  Elide M. Post Planning Board Secretary 3/27/2014 $23.78  

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Washington Township Approves Parke Place Community

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>  PUBLIC NOTICE    WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP PLANNING BOARD    NOTICE OF DECISION    PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that at its regular meeting on  March 4, 2014 the Washington Township Planning Board approved the application of Parke Place Community LLC for final major site plan approval with bulk variances and waivers and final major subdivision approval to construct a 68 unit townhouse development on the real property located at Delsea Drive and Parke Place Boulevard, Washington Township, New Jersey, and shown as Block 51.01, Lot 1 on the tax map of Washington Township, located in the Mixed Use District, within the Delsea Drive Redevelopment Area.  (In addition, Parke Place Community LLC obtained conceptual approval for a 54 unit townhouse development on the real property located on Block 51.09, Lot 1 on the tax map of Washington Township, New Jersey, together with bulk variances and waivers.)  The Board adopted Resolution 2014 – 10 at its meeting held on March 18, 2014. Copies of the applications, plans, reports, drawings, and the Resolution are on file in the office of the Planning Board, and may be inspected during regular business hours at the Planning Board office in the Washington Township Municipal Building, 523 Egg Harbor Road, Turnersville, New Jersey 08012. Maley & Associates, P.C., Attorneys for Parke Place Community LLC By: Emily K. Givens, Esquire 931 Haddon Avenue, Collingswood, NJ 08108    Cost $50.88  (2674283)   3/20/ 2014    1t

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New Brunswick Planning Board to Hear 57 Unit Mid-Rise

CITY OF NEW BRUNSWICK
LEGAL NOTICE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on Tuesday, February 11, 2014 at 7:30 P.M., the Applicant, Construction Management Associates, Inc., will apply to the Planning Board of the City of New Brunswick, in City Council Chambers, located on the Second Floor of City Hall, 78 Bayard Street, New Brunswick, New Jersey for Preliminary and Final Site Plan and Variance Approvals for the construction of a four (4) story residential building containing a total of 57 housing units (70 bedrooms) and common lobby and lounge areas. Housing units will be located on all floors and will consist of studio, one-bed or two-bed units. The first floor will be dedicated for New Brunswick Theological Seminary housing. An underground parking structure is also proposed which will provide 43 parking spaces. The Applicant is the designated Redeveloper for the property which is located within the College Avenue Redevelopment Area. The proposed use is in conformance with the College Avenue Redevelopment Plan. The property is located at 17 Mine Street and is designated as Block 71, Lot 4.01 on the official tax map of the City of New Brunswick. Variances will also be requested for the following: (a) a height of 42.14 feet whereas a maximum height of 40 feet is permitted; and (b) a parking variance for forty-three (43) parking spaces, whereas a minimum of one-hundred six (106) spaces are required. Additionally, possible variances may also be requested for the following: (a) location of an electrical transformer within the front yard setback, whereas same is not permitted; (b) a six (6) foot high fence to screen the transformer, whereas a maximum height of four (4) feet is permitted; and (c) the future location of an electrical generator within the rear yard setback, whereas same is not permitted. The Applicant will also apply for any additional variances and/or design waivers that the Planning Board in its discretion may deem necessary or appropriate. A copy of the proposed plans and related materials for this application are on file ten (10) days prior to the meeting date with the Division of Planning, 25 Kirkpatrick Street, New Brunswick, New Jersey for public inspection (Monday through Friday during normal business hours). THOMAS F. KELSO, ESQ. KELSO AND BRADSHAW, ESQS. 132 Hamilton Street New Brunswick, NJ Attorneys for Applicant ($33.80) 981674

 

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Kearny Passes Ordinance Adopting Redevelopment Plan

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TOWN OF KEARNY PUBLIC NOTICE A FULL COPY IS AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION IN THE TOWN CLERK’S OFFICE 2013-(O)-48 ORDINANCE ADOPTING A REDEVELOPMENT PLAN IN ACCORDANCE WITH N.J.S.A. 40A:12A-7 FOR DELINEATED AREA (BLOCK 134, LOTS 1,6,7,8,9,10,11,12 AND 13) TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED: AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF KEARNY HELD DECEMBER 23, 2013, THE FOREGOING ORDINANCE WAS PASSED ON SECOND READING AND FINAL PASSAGE, ORDERED SIGNED BY THE MAYOR, ATTESTED TO BY THE TOWN CLERK, ENGROSSED IN THE ORDINANCE BOOK AND PUBLISHED ACCORDING TO LAW. PATRICIA CARPENTER TOWN CLERK 12/28/13 $56.32   

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City of Burlington approves the Apartments at the Mill

NOTICE
CITY OF BURLINGTON
LAND USE BOARD PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that upon the Application of Ingerman Development Company, LLC (Application #656-12), the Land Use Board for the City of Burlington (‘Land Use Board’) on November 25, 2013, granted Amended Preliminary Major Site Plan Approval, Final Major Site Plan Approval and Bulk Variance Approval and, on December 18, 2013, adopted a Resolution memorializing those Approvals that allow for the development of the Apartments at The Mill residential community that will consist of five (5) multi-family buildings containing fifty-four (54) apartments, an existing vacant building that will be renovated to contain a community room, leasing office and eleven (11) apartments, two wall signs, a storage shed and related site improvements on 8.2 + acres of land located in the City of Burlington at 505 Mitchell Avenue and within a closed portion of William Street, owned by the City of Burlington and The Storage Stop, Inc., located in the Knitting Mill Redevelopment Area and an Industrial District Zone, and more particularly known as Block 197, Lots 1 and 2, Block 198, Lot 1 and William Street on the Official City of Burlington Tax Maps. Copies of the Land Use Board’s Resolution, the Land Use Board’s Determinations, the Application (Application #656-12), plans, reports, correspondence and supporting documentation are on file in the City of Burlington Land Use Board Office, and with the City of Burlington Land Use Board Secretary, and are available for public inspection and review during normal business hours within the City of Burlington Building Department, City Hall, 525 High Street, Burlington, New Jersey 08016. CLINT B. ALLEN, ESQUIRE
Archer & Greiner
A Professional Corporation
Attorneys for Applicant
One Centennial Square
Haddonfield, New Jersey 08033
(856) 795-2121

Adv. Fee: $41.40
BCT: December 23, 2013
Aff. Chg.: $20.00

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Deptford Planning Board Recommends Adoption of Redevelopment Plan

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> PUBLIC NOTICE TOWNSHIP OF DEPTFORD PLANNING BOARD RESOLUTIONS APPROVED DECEMBER 4, 2013 Resolution #2013-26 The Deptford Township Planning Board does hereby recommend to the Deptford Township Governing Body the adoption of the Redevelopment Plan dated November 27, 2013 for the Clements Bridge Road Redevelopment Area. PSPP007-13 P.S.E.& G. – SOUTHERN REINFORCEMENT PROJECT BLK. 51 LOT 1 BLK. 63 LOT 1, 2 BLK. 64 LOT 1, 3, 5 BLK. 65 LOT 1, 6 Approved for prel. and final major site plan with bulk variances, terms and conditions Cost: $24.48(2669064) 12/17-1t
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Oaklyn Borough Re-Adopts Redevelopment Plan

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BOROUGH OF OAKLYN
NOTICE OF ADOPTION
ORDINANCE # 13-13

ORDINANCE OF THE BOROUGH OF OAKLYN, COUNTY OF CAMDEN, STATE OF NEW JERSEY RE-ADOPTING THE REDEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR AREAS LOCATED WITHIN THE BOROUGH OF OAKLYN KNOWN AS THE ‘OAKLYN REDEVELOPMENT PLAN’

The foregoing Ordinance was adopted on Final Reading and Public Hearing at a meeting held by Mayor and Council on December 10, 2013.

Bonnie L. Taft, R.M.C.
Municipal Clerk
12/13/13 Prt’s fee $9.69

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Jersey CIty LIberty Harbor North Redevelopment Plan will Include 900 Residential Units

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PUBLIC NOTICE Please be advised pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40:55D-12 that an application has been filed by LHN Owner, LLC with the Jersey City Planning Board for Preliminary and Final Major Site Plan Approval with deviations pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40:55D-70(c) with regard to the property located at: 155 Marin Boulevard, a/k/a 1 and 33 Park Avenue; Morris Blvd; Marin Blvd.; and 130 Marin Blvd., also known on the Jersey City Tax Maps as: Block 15901, Lot 17, Master Unit 1; Block 15901, Lot 16.01; Lot 14.01 a/k/a part of Lot 14; Lot 19; Lot 21.03 a/k/a part of Lot 21.01; and Block 15810, Lot 1 a/k/a Block 15901, part of Lot 14. The parcels are located within the Liberty Harbor North Redevelopment Plan area. The Applicant is proposing to develop a mixed-use, 2-phase project containing approximately 900 residential units, approximately 14,327 square feet of commercial space, which may include retail, restaurant and other permitted uses, approximately 900 permanent parking spaces within a parking structure, approximately 22 on-street parking spaces, approximately 14 retail signs, 2 building address signs, and 1 temporary sign. In addition, as part of the application, the Applicant proposes to improve certain rights-of-way surrounding the proposed development. The Applicant requests Preliminary Major Site Plan Approval with deviations for Phases 1 and 2 of the project and Final Major Site Plan Approval with deviations for Phase 1 of the project. As part of the application, the Applicant seeks the following deviations, variances, waivers and/or exceptions from the Liberty Harbor North Redevelopment Plan (“Redevelopment Plan”) and the Jersey City Land Development Ordinance: 1. VI.C. and Regulating Plan: Frontages of the Redevelopment Plan, requiring parking decks to be masked from the street by habitable building along Park Avenue and Marin Boulevard, where the proposed parking deck is not masked by habitable building in certain limited areas along the Park Avenue street frontages. 2. VI.A of the Redevelopment Plan, requiring a minimum of .5 space per unit to a maximum of 1 space per unit for residential uses and a maximum of 1 space per 1,000 square feet of retail space, where in Phase 1 of the project the Applicant proposes a total of 566 parking spaces (in excess of the number of spaces permitted for Phase 1), but where upon full build-out of the project the proposed number of parking spaces will fully comply with the parking space requirements. 3. Urban and Architectural Regulations of the Redevelopment Plan, requiring building fa?ade articulation to be located 80′ above sidewalk grade along Marin Boulevard, where the Applicant proposes a cornice at 60′ above the sidewalk and a pergola along the edge of the building to address this requirement. 4. V.G of the Redevelopment Plan, requiring a small roundabout in the center of the intersection of Seventh Street and Avenue E, where no such roundabout is proposed. 5. Urban and Architectural Regulations of the Redevelopment Plan, requiring the main portion of sidewalks to be constructed in concrete with mica and the outer 4′ – 5′ of sidewalks to be constructed of bricks (or similar pavers), where scored concrete with bluestone pavement is proposed for the sidewalks along the Phase 1 building street frontages and the eastern side of Marin Boulevard and asphalt sidewalks are temporarily proposed along the interim private park street frontages during Phase 1, and where scored concrete with bluestone pavement is proposed for all sidewalks upon full build-out of the project. 6. III.C. of the Redevelopment Plan, requiring that windows contain both lintels and sills, where no such window lintels or sills are proposed. 7. Urban and Architectural Regulations of the Redevelopment Plan, requiring a fa?ade articulation for XXL buildings at the 8th floor, where no such 8th floor articulation is proposed. 8. Vehicular Circulation Plan of the Redevelopment Plan, requiring Seventh Street/St. Peter’s Street to be one-way southbound, where a one-way northbound Seventh Street/St. Peter’s Street is proposed. 9. Urban and Architectural Regulations of the Redevelopment Plan, requiring lighting standards every 30 feet along Marin Boulevard, where lighting standards every 60 feet along Marin Boulevard are proposed. 10. Thoroughfare Standards of the Redevelopment Plan, requiring 13-foot-wide sidewalks along Park Avenue, where 12-foot-wide sidewalks along Park Avenue are temporarily proposed along the interim private park during Phase 1, requiring 17-foot-wide sidewalks along the western side of Marin Boulevard, where 14-foot-wide sidewalks along the western side of Marin Boulevard are temporarily proposed during Phase 1, and requiring 13-foot-wide sidewalks along South Cove/Avenue E, where 8-foot-wide sidewalks along South Cove/Avenue E are temporarily proposed along the interim private park during Phase 1, but where all sidewalk widths will be fully compliant upon full build-out of the project. 11. Any other deviations/variances, waivers and/or exceptions from the Redevelopment Plan or the Jersey City Land Development Ordinance that the Planning Board shall deem necessary in connection with this application. Any person interested in this application will have the opportunity to address the Planning Board at the public hearing on December 17, 2013, at 5:30 p.m. in the Municipal Council Chambers, City Hall, 280 Grove Street, Jersey City, New Jersey. The application, plans, and related documents are available for public inspection on any working day between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. at the City Planning Division Office, 30 Montgomery Street, 14th Floor, Jersey City, New Jersey, 07302. James C. McCann, Esq., Attorney for the Applicant 201-521-1000 12/06/13 $115.99
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Clementon Planning and Zoning Board adopts Resolution of Approval for 49 Attached Residential Dwellings

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Notice of Planning & Zoning Board
Action
The Planning and Zoning Board of the Borough of Clementon, on November 14, 2013, adopted Resolution 2013-14 memorializing the grant of preliminary subdivision and site plan approval of Phase 1 of the Applicant, Leewood NJ, LLC’s redevelopment known as Leewood Villages at Rowand Pond, located on Route 30, White Horse Pike, Block 75, Lots 20.01, 24, 24.01, 24.02, 25, 26, for 49 attached residential dwellings and associated improvements, roadways, and common areas.Richard Venuti, Board Secretary
(1642158) ($11.88)
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North Brunswick Planning Board Memorialized Approval of First Phase of Transit Oriented Mixed-Use Redevelopment

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TOWNSHIP OF NORTH BRUNSWICKNOTICE OF DECISION
TOWNSHIP OF NORTH BRUNSWICK PLANNING BOARD
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on Tuesday, November 12, 2013, the Township of North Brunswick Planning Board adopted a resolution (“Resolution”) memorializing its October 24, 2013 approval of the application of North Brunswick TOD Associates, LLC for amended preliminary and final major subdivision approval for Lots 9, 10 and 141.02 in Block 141, and for final major site plan approval for Phase 1B (Building H-3) of a Transit-Oriented Mixed Use Development, to be developed on the property located at 2300 U.S. Route 1 North, North Brunswick, New Jersey 08902, and also known and designated as Block 141 (new), Lots (new) 1 through 7, 11 through 24, 29, 31, 33, 33.02, 36 through 48.01, 49 through 60, 63, 120 through 123 and 141 through 142 on the current tax and assessment map of the Township of North Brunswick (“Property”). The Property is located in the I-2 Industrial Zone District of the Township of North Brunswick and is eligible to be developed pursuant to the Transit-Oriented Mixed Use Development Overlay Regulations.
Phase 1B (Building H-3), which is a sub-phase of Phase 1 of the Transit-Oriented Mixed Use Development on the Property, consists of a four-story mixed-use building with approximately 15,456 square feet of retail uses on the ground floor, an accessory sales, management and rental office/model units on the second floor and 18-27 dwelling units on the third and fourth floors, and associated site improvements, all on Lots 44 and 45 in Block 141.
The Resolution has been filed in and is available for public inspection at the Division of Planning & Affordable Housing Offices, North Brunswick Government and Community Complex, 710 Hermann Road, North Brunswick Planning Board, New Jersey 08902, between the hours of 8:30 AM and 4:00 PM, Monday through Friday, holidays and furlough days excepted.
Kevin J. Moore, Esq.
Sills Cummis & Gross P.C.
Attorneys for North Brunswick
TOD Associates, LLC
(609) 227-4620
($30.16) 911679
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