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Aug 20, 2026

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Affordable Housing Plan Approved

Published Aug 20, 2026

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Briefing

Jun 22, 2026

Board Approves Variances, Tightens Review Deadline

The Land Use Board approved variances for a replacement boathouse and dock at 85 Yacht Club Drive and a 14-by-28-foot in-ground pool at 7 Whispering Pine Way. It also decided that professional reports must be submitted five calendar days before future meetings.

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Briefing

Apr 27, 2026

Affordable Housing Overlay Sent Back

The Land Use Board voted to send corrected Affordable Housing Overlay Ordinance #26-09 back to the Township Council for reintroduction. The corrections address errors in Block and Lot references; the minutes state that no substantial changes were made.

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Briefing

Apr 6, 2026

Board Approves Home Rebuild and Lot Adjustment

The Land Use Board approved a variance for replacing a burned home at 63 Hopi Trail with a slightly larger dwelling, subject to discussed conditions, and approved a lot-line adjustment affecting access to the Moosepac Pond dam. The Board also sent a revised billboard ordinance back to the Township Council for further consideration; it was not adopted at this meeting.

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Briefing

Mar 23, 2026

Board approves several home projects

The Land Use Board approved four residential applications, including variances for a front-yard pool, a home addition, and two new or revised homes. Two approvals required the homes to remain for personal or multigenerational use and not be rented.

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Briefing

Mar 9, 2026

Affordable Housing Plan Approved

The Land Use Board approved the Housing Element and Fair Share Plan by a 7-1 vote, with one abstention, and later approved the related resolution with eight votes in favor and one abstention. The plan addresses a stated affordable-housing requirement of 207 units if appropriate water and sewer service can be provided.

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