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Planning board approves site plans for 16 Rose Terrace and Chase Bank at 1180 Raritan Road
Summary
The Clark Township Planning Board voted to memorialize site plan approvals for 16 Rose Terrace (Block 185.01, Lot 1603) with a corrected measurement and for Chase Bank at 1180 Raritan Road (Block 60, Lot 22). All recorded roll-call votes were affirmative.
The Clark Township Planning Board on March 6 voted to memorialize two site-plan resolutions: one for 16 Rose Terrace (Block 185.01, Lot 1603) and one for a Chase Bank site at 1180 Raritan Road (Block 60, Lot 22).
For the 16 Rose Terrace resolution, a correction to a dimensional entry on page 2 was made after the applicant’s engineer pointed out a typographical error. The corrected measurement was changed from "5.2/4.8 feet" to "5.4/4.8 feet." With that correction the board voted to pass the resolution; the roll-call recorded the following votes as "yes": Mr. Ulrich, Mr. Koch, Mr. Triola, Mr. Steinberg, Mr. Rancio, and Mr. Gribb.
The board then considered the Chase Bank site-plan resolution for 1180 Raritan Road. After an agenda-place confusion and a brief revote to ensure the record was correct, the board again recorded affirmative roll-call votes: Mr. Ulrich, Mr. Koch, Mr. Triola, Mr. Steinberg, Mr. Rancio, and Mr. Gribb. The meeting record shows no members voting against or abstaining on either resolution.
No substantive public comment on either site plan was recorded during the public-comment period and no conditions beyond the corrected measurement for 16 Rose Terrace were placed on the memorializations.
Votes at a glance
- 16 Rose Terrace (Block 185.01, Lot 1603): Motion to memorialize site-plan approval with corrected dimension (5.4/4.8 feet). Outcome: approved (roll-call "yes" votes recorded for Ulrich, Koch, Triola, Steinberg, Rancio, Gribb).
- Chase Bank — 1180 Raritan Road (Block 60, Lot 22): Motion to memorialize site-plan approval. Outcome: approved (roll-call "yes" votes recorded for Ulrich, Koch, Triola, Steinberg, Rancio, Gribb).
The board closed the public-comment portion of the meeting after no members of the public came forward and adjourned following routine housekeeping items.
