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Middlesex County Development Review Committee approves staff recommendations on multiple site plans and subdivisions
Summary
At a regularly scheduled meeting, the Middlesex County Planning Board Development Review Committee approved staff recommendations for roughly 15 agenda items — site plans, subdivision sketches, extensions and a traffic-signal project — by voice vote; no detailed roll-call tallies were recorded in the transcript.
The Middlesex County Planning Board Development Review Committee on [date not specified] approved staff recommendations for multiple site plans, subdivision sketches, extensions and infrastructure projects, voting by voice on each motion and recording the motions as carried.
The committee approved routine items including the approval of the minutes from Feb. 11 and staff recommendations on specific single-site and subdivision matters. Major items on the agenda included a site plan for Grace Church of North Brunswick (NOSP 1944); the Coltec South Plainfield Solar Installation (SPSP 17 91); a proposed billboard (SBSP 19 70); a Jersey Central Power & Light pole/bridge replacement and fleet fueling project (OBSP 19 95); a traffic-signal project at Woodhafer Boulevard and Englishtown Road in Old Bridge (OBSP 1649); and an extension request for East Brunswick Urban Renewal LLC (EVSP 1869). The committee also processed a preliminary subdivision and multiple other site-plan files identified by staff codes.
All motions recorded in the transcript were made, seconded and carried on voice votes with the chair asking “All in favor?” and members responding “Aye.” The transcript does not provide individual roll-call tallies for the approvals; the record indicates each motion “carries” after the voice vote. The meeting also opened and promptly closed the public-comment portion with no members of the public recorded as speaking.
The meeting followed standard procedure under the Open Public Meetings Act; public notice was noted as having been provided to the Star-Ledger and Home News Tribune and posted on the county administration building bulletin board. After completing the agenda items, the committee moved to adjournment.
Because the items were accepted on staff recommendation and voted on without recorded roll-call detail or substantive debate in the provided transcript, the committee’s approvals primarily clear the listed projects to proceed to their next administrative or permitting steps; the transcript does not record subsequent implementation dates, conditions, or specific permit requirements for the projects.
