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Piscataway planning board approves MSN Pharmaceuticals site plan; routine business passes
Summary
The Piscataway Township Planning Board approved preliminary and final site plan approval (with bulk variances) for MSN Pharmaceuticals, memorialized prior action from May 13, 2026, adopted minutes and approved routine audited bills; Item 10 was postponed to September.
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The Piscataway Township Planning Board voted to memorialize prior action on Application 26 PV-06/07, granting MSN Pharmaceuticals, Inc. preliminary and final site plan approval with associated bulk variances. Ms. Saunders moved to memorialize the May 13, 2026 action; Mr. Adkins seconded and the motion passed on a roll-call vote with all members recorded as voting in the affirmative.
The approval formalizes the board's prior disposition of the MSN Pharmaceuticals application and was handled as a resolution on the agenda. Councilwoman Cahill and Reverend Kenney also participated in the meeting's business, which included routine procedural items and roll-call votes recorded by Ms. Buckley as clerk staff.
Other routine business approved at the meeting included a motion to pay the dually audited bills and the adoption of the minutes from the May 13, 2026 regular meeting. The motion to pay audited bills was moved by Councilwoman Cahill and seconded by Reverend Kenney; the motion to adopt the May 13 minutes was seconded by Reverend Kenney. Both motions carried on unanimous roll-call votes recorded by Ms. Buckley.
The board announced that Item 10 (application listed as 26 PBO4 LLC) was postponed to the September meeting; the applicant will re-notice and affected parties will receive new notices by mail. The Chair also reminded attendees of upcoming events, including a street fair on June 13, a workshop meeting on June 24 and the next regular meeting on July 8, and noted the town's July 4 celebration.
The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn that carried without opposition. The board did not take public testimony or hear new contested matters at this session.

