Planning board approves Golden Oak Estates 13-lot subdivision at 476 Riva Avenue. The Planning Board unanimously approved a preliminary and final subdivision of a 32.7-acre property into 13 lots, consisting of 12 single-family homes and a detention basin, with variances granted for lot widths
East Brunswick Redevelopment Agency unanimously approves its 2026 architectural services and bill list. At its May 18 meeting, the six-member panel unanimously voted to qualify architectural services for 2026 and approve the bill list, the two routine resolutions on its agenda. Chairman Wendell
East Brunswick zoning board approves Sheth home addition for aging father. The Board of Adjustment unanimously approved a 748-square-foot single-story addition at 66 Rice Run for Himanshu and Dipti Sheth, with conditions including personal-use-only restrictions on a yoga room and exterior-matching
East Brunswick Planning Board rejects Hillel subdivision in 5-5 tie vote. Applicant Ofir Hillel sought to subdivide a Tracy Drive property into two lots for two five-bedroom homes, though the site is currently approved for one house only. Neighbors objected on safety and snow removal grounds; the
East Brunswick Planning Board approves Lidl store and residential subdivision. The board voted 8-0 with one abstention to approve the Lidl U.S. Operations application for a 23,481-square-foot grocery store and 1,015-square-foot drive-through restaurant at 651 State Route 18, representing a
Zoning board approves senior housing extension, adjourns church hearing. East Brunswick's Zoning Board of Adjustment unanimously approved a time extension for a senior housing facility, food pantry, and maintenance building at Ryders Lane in a 5-0 vote. Two applications were adjourned: the Walsh
East Brunswick Redevelopment Agency creates Assistant Executive Director post. The Agency voted unanimously, 7-0, to authorize the new position, including appointment and compensation. The Board also unanimously approved the monthly bill list. Kate Keller, Professional Planner with Phillips Preiss
Planning Board continues two subdivisions to May, reviews school parking project without action. The board carried application #25-24 (Hillel, 10 Tracy Drive) to May 13 and adjourned application #26-03 (Hussain, 15 Kerschner Lane), both two-lot residential subdivisions in separate zones. The board
Planning Board adopts affordable housing ordinances, extends warehouse project timeline. The board voted unanimously to recommend six zoning ordinances and readopt the Housing Element and Fair Share Plan, targeting state fair housing compliance by March 16. The ordinances create four new
Zoning board approves rear yard setback and extends housing complex timeline. The East Brunswick Board of Adjustment unanimously approved a rear yard setback variance for 38 Rice Run (5-0) and granted a one-year extension for the Benchmark assisted living facility at 566, 568, and 560 Ryders Lane