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Planning board adopts two Fellowship Village resolutions involving parking report and modification of conditions
Summary
On June 2 the Bernards Township Planning Board adopted two resolutions memorializing determinations related to Fellowship Village (annual parking report and a modification of conditions for properties on Fellowship and Allen roads); eligible members voted to adopt both resolutions.
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The Bernards Township Planning Board on June 2 adopted two resolutions related to Fellowship Village, memorializing prior determinations on the site's annual parking report and a modification of conditions for identified lots on Fellowship Road and Allen Road.
The board read Resolution A (Fellowship Village, Block 931, Lot 33; PB13006C) concerning the annual parking report into the record and called for a motion. The record identifies four eligible voters for that matter (Mr. Crane, Mr. Eorio, Miss Manduk and Chairman Seville), and the motion carried with the identified eligible members recorded as voting in favor.
The board then addressed Resolution B (Fellowship Village, Blocks 9301 Lot 33 and 9401 Lot 9; P220005B), a modification of conditions for the properties at 8000 Fellowship Road and 55 Allen Road. Eligible members were called and a roll call vote recorded; members recorded in the transcript as voting yes included Miss Bannon, Mr. Crane, Mr. Schaefer and Chairman Seville. The board adopted the resolution.
Board staff said both resolutions were prepared by the board attorney and reviewed by professionals and board members prior to the meeting. The resolutions memorialize determinations the board had already made regarding Fellowship Village-related administrative filings and condition modifications.
The decisions were recorded in the meeting minutes and will be memorialized in formal resolution documents available from the township clerk or planning office.

