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Kenilworth planning board finds council ordinance allowing houses of worship in commercial zone consistent with master plan
Summary
The Kenilworth Planning Board voted to deem a Borough Council land-use ordinance consistent with the borough master plan after a staff overview noted the change would allow new houses of worship in the C (commercial) zoning district but would not affect existing houses of worship in the community-serving district.
The Kenilworth Planning Board voted unanimously March 13 to find a Borough Council land-use ordinance consistent with the borough master plan, clearing the ordinance to return to council with the board’s formal recommendation.
Kevin O’Brien, the board planner, told members the board’s role was to review ordinances that have passed council on first reading and determine whether the proposed language is consistent…
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