Resolution 2022-24

Resolution of the Planning Board Of Township Of Jackson, County of Ocean, State of New Jersey Granting Preliminary and Final Major Site plan approval with variance relief for a two-story office building for R&K Jordan Realty, LLC Block 84, Lot 8

Motion by Burnstein/Haring Yes: Dr. Campbell, Mr. Burstein, Mr. Haring, Mr. Hudak

Resolution 2022-25

Resolution of the Planning Board of the Township of Jackson, County of Ocean, State of New Jersey Granting Amended Administrative approval after second courtesy review to Add a 19.09 sq. ft. addition to the existing Technical School, Block 18401, Lot 4

Motion by Flemming/Burnstein Yes: Mr. Burnstein, Mr. Herman, Mr. Flemming, Ms. Demarzo, Mr. Haring, Mr. Hudak.

Application Block 401, Lot 9, White Debow Road

Mr. Klee stated that this application related to the March 2022 approval for approximately 680,000 sq feet of development involving a warehouse and office. There was an issue that arose during the preliminary approval about access easement along the Southern property line. The Board initially thought that everything was worked out with the adjoining property easement, turns out it wasn't. The applicant has made some revisions to the plans to accommodate the adjacent property of the easement, as well as the fire people on board with an engineering perspective, Mr. Klee has no problem with the amendment.

Mr. Peters stated that their office has a report date is October 7th, 2022. From a planning perspective, the property still is in the same zone, so it still is permitted use. From the traffic perspective, the applicant is accommodating the adjacent property owners' concern with a revised circulation plan, which the township professionals have some comments on and Mr. Peters believes the applicant is ready to testify as to the reasons for the amendment to the circulation plan.

Attorney Salvatore Alfieri on behalf of the applicant. Final approval was granted by the Board but the resolution was never adopted because after that approval was granted Mr. Bevino stepped up and advised the applicant and the board that he had concerns and that his company has a 30-foot-wide exclusive access easement to the rear property and the applicant did not accommodate for that on the plans. The applicant renegotiated with Mr. Bevino and came up with the plan that they can share the access if and when that backpiece is ever developed. For tonight the applicant