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Votes at a glance: March 5 Clifton Zoning Board — three approvals and one denials recorded

3174421 · March 5, 2025
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Summary

At the March 5 meeting the board recorded multiple final actions: approvals for Major Holdings LLC (61 Lakeview Ave.), Dharini Patel (48 Holster Rd.), and Mark Lasky (822 Paseka Ave.), plus votes to accept minutes and adjourn. The Polanco & Sons application was denied earlier (see separate article).

Several final motions and resolutions were read and voted on at the March 5 Clifton Zoning Board meeting. The board clerk read resolutions and recorded roll‑call votes for multiple pending matters after the evening hearings concluded.

Major Holdings LLC — 61 Lakeview Ave.: The board approved an amended site plan and use variance for the facility to accommodate wholesale warehousing and a physical therapy/rehabilitation center. The roll call indicated five members present and voting in favor; the board recorded a 5–0 vote on this resolution.

Dharini Patel — 48 Holster Road: The board approved bulk variances for side yard, combined side yard, rear yard, and lot coverage to permit an enclosed swimming pool. The motion passed on the roll call recorded in the meeting minutes (vote recorded as affirmative by present members).

Mark Lasky — 822 Paseka Ave.: The board approved preliminary/final site plan and a D‑1 use variance to permit an automotive garage. The motion passed on a roll call vote, recorded in the minutes.

Minutes and procedural motions: The board moved and seconded acceptance of the minutes from the prior meeting and later made a motion to adjourn; both procedural motions were approved by the board.

Nut graf: These routine administrative resolutions closed several earlier‑filed matters; the meeting also recorded a separate 7–0 denial on the Polanco & Sons application (85 Center St.) and a series of continuances for other active matters.

Ending: The board clerk will file the signed resolutions in the board record. Applicants and their counsel will receive formal copies and instructions on filing any appeals or follow‑up items required by each resolution.