Planning Board approves Brunswick Square Mall Redevelopment Plan in unanimous consistency determination. The phased plan, presented by township planner Kate Keller, maintains retail as the site's primary use while permitting up to 250 residential units on the Macy's property, with a required 20
Planning Board approves digital billboard conversion; Lamar Advertising won unanimous 10-0 approval to convert one static billboard face to digital LED at 367 Dunhams Corner Road, leased from the East Brunswick Baseball League. Conditions include 8-second message display times, no flashing or
East Brunswick Planning Board finds data center ordinance aligns with township master plan. The board voted unanimously, 7-0, to adopt a resolution determining that Ordinance 26-21, which would prohibit data centers from commercial, business, and industrial zoning districts, is consistent with the
The Planning Board on June 24 approved two residential subdivision projects in East Brunswick. Application #26-03 (Hussain) for subdivision at 15 Kerschner Lane, Block 310, Lot 46 in the RP zone was adopted by resolution with seven members voting in favor. Application #25-24 (Hillel) at 10 Tracy
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 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
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
East Brunswick Planning Board approves Riva Avenue subdivision; reorganizes for 2026. The board voted 7 to 0 with one abstention to approve Application #25-21 from 530 & 532 Riva, LLC, which proposes demolition and subdivision of the two-parcel property at Block 310, Lots 37 and 38 in the RP Zone
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