Tag: development
Residents Launch Petition Against Colts Neck Development
The developer of Colts Neck Manor is persistent but so are those opposing the project.
Residents Oppose Commercial Use Variance in Shrewsbury’s Historic District
Impassioned residents – many from a nearby active adult community – were up in arms against a developer’s proposal to replace an existing residential property with a corporate office in the borough’s historic district.
As Fort Renovations Grow, Utility Modernization A Priority
The pervasive question “What’s happening on Fort Monmouth?” refers not only to redevelopment projects; it is also spurred by the sight of heavy equipment and excavations throughout the 1,126-acre property.
Colts Neck Affordable Housing Clustered on Township’s Border
Another site plan to construct a multifamily, residential development named Charleston Meadows was approved unanimously by the Colts Neck Planning Board earlier this year.
Colts Neck Development in Water Brawl with Neighboring Towns
Not many residents are gushing over an additional water tower being proposed by Gordon’s Corner Water company on the Colts Neck-Marlboro township border.
Proposed Holmdel Development Sparks Criticism and Concern
Another commercial project proposed at the gateway of the town at exit 114 of the Garden State Parkway has sparked strong criticism from some residents.
Plans for Development Proceed at Fort Hancock
ORT HANCOCK – A New York-based development firm will soon bring to life a vision of what the future Fort Hancock could look like, an agreement with the National Park Service (NPS) states.
Fort Hancock Development to Start with Pilot Program
A pilot program may soon be underway to develop buildings along Officer’s Row at Fort Hancock. Raven Rentas
Fort’s Expo Theater to Become Athletic Facility
Fort Monmouth's Expo Theater will be demolished as part of a $5.32 million development of around 20 acres into a commercial active recreation, entertainment and retail facility.
Development, Open Space Dominate Atlantic Highlands Election
For the past two years the borough’s narrative has been dominated by development and now it’s consuming the conversation leading up to November’s mayoral election.
