Tag: development

Preservation of open space took center stage at the latest township committee meeting as the governing body unanimously authorized the acquisition of four properties near Garden State Parkway Exit 114 and the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.

In what can only be described as a marathon session, the borough planning board met May 4 at Borough Hall to approve several variances, including one for an expanded outdoor area for a restaurant and one for a porch on a private residence.

The developer made an enticing offer, but residents aren’t biting.

Residents of Tinton Falls who live along the Swimming River are concerned about a potential development that isn’t taking place in their borough.

Citizens, the township and the developer have all said they want to preserve the historic Horn Antenna, but where it will be located has created a conundrum, putting the groups at odds with each other.

The developer of Colts Neck Manor is persistent but so are those opposing the project.

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.

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.

Another site plan to construct a multifamily, residential development named Charleston Meadows was approved unanimously by the Colts Neck Planning Board earlier this year.

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.