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Red Bank Planning Board approves Bank of America site plan at 170 Broad Street with open-space variance
Summary
The Red Bank Planning Board unanimously approved a site plan for Bank of America’s branch at 170 Broad St., granting only an open-space variance and imposing engineering, landscaping and circulation conditions to address runoff, tree replacement and employee parking signage.
The Red Bank Planning Board voted unanimously on Jan. 28 to approve a site plan for Bank of America’s branch at 170 Broad Street, granting a single open-space variance and setting conditions on engineering, landscaping and circulation features.
Tasia Namedia, attorney for the applicant, told the board the submission was a resubmission of plans last revised Jan. 16, 2026, and said the proposal would “reconstruct the existing parking lot with a new configuration, install drainage improvements, upgrade lighting and add a new refuse enclosure.” She marked engineering plans and survey exhibits for the record and said the bank has previously made similar property improvements.
Jackie, the board’s reviewing engineer, testified that most review comments had been addressed in the revised submission and highlighted outstanding items for resolution. Jackie said the plan increases pervious planting area but still does not meet the borough’s open-space calculation…
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