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Woolwich JLUB adopts two resolutions, agrees to refine application and fee checklist

Woolwich Township Joint Land Use Board · May 7, 2025
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Summary

At its May 7 meeting the Woolwich Joint Land Use Board adopted two resolutions—an extension of a final major site plan for Oak Grove Road and a change-of-use waiver for ICAM Chocolate USA—and reviewed a proposed rewrite of JLUB application pages, fee/escrow schedule and the completeness checklist to be forwarded to Township Committee for ordinance action.

The Woolwich Township Joint Land Use Board adopted two resolutions during its May 7 meeting and reviewed proposed changes to its application materials and fee schedule.

The board adopted Resolution 2026-18, granting an extension of final major site plan approval to Oak Grove Road Woolwich, LLC for property at 242 Oak Grove Road (Block 11, multiple lots). Chair Grasso called for the motion; Kauffman moved to adopt and Healey seconded. The roll call recorded affirmative votes from Kauffman, Matthias, Silberman, Trautz, Healey, Fluellen and Grasso.

The board also adopted Resolution 2026-19, which grants a change-of-use/waiver of site plan approval for ICAM Chocolate USA at 135 High Hill Road (Block 5, Lot 7.03). Healey moved to adopt and Kauffman seconded; the roll call recorded the same affirmative pattern among voting members.

Later in the agenda, Chair Grasso and JLUB engineer Ted Wilkinson reviewed a draft revision of the JLUB application and the associated fee and escrow schedule. Solicitor Mike Aimino explained the procedural steps: once JLUB finalizes edits, the fee schedule and checklist must proceed to the Township Committee as an ordinance, including a first reading, then return to JLUB for a Master Plan consistency review before final adoption. Wilkinson said he would supply a final draft and that the secretary should compile members’ comments rather than using reply-all email chains.

With no further business, the board adjourned at approximately 8:11 p.m.