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Manalapan planning board continues hearing on proposed 502,031-square-foot warehouse
Summary
The Township of Manalapan Planning Board carried the application from AAGWML – F Property, LLC to its June 25 meeting; the proposal includes a 502,031-square-foot warehouse and a 40,150-square-foot recreation center at Route 33 and Woodward Road, and the board noted a court-reporter transcript contains detailed testimony.
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The Township of Manalapan Planning Board carried an application from AAGWML – F Property, LLC to its next regular meeting, the board recorded on June 11. Richard Brigliadoro, the board attorney, announced on the record that the application (PMS2319A) will be continued to the June 25, 2026 Planning Board meeting at 7:00 p.m. with no further public noticing required.
The application covers multiple lots at Route 33 and Woodward Road (Blocks 73/74/75, Lots 1–7/6–10/11.01/1–8) and, as listed in the minutes, proposes a 40,150-square-foot recreation center and a 502,031-square-foot warehouse. The minutes direct readers to a court reporter’s transcript provided by the applicant’s attorney for detailed testimony and presentations from the applicant and witnesses; those detailed statements are not included in the minutes themselves.
Before the continuance was announced, the board approved the minutes of its May 14, 2026 meeting. Barry Fisher made the motion to approve and Todd Brown seconded; the minutes record nine yes votes (Fisher, Brown, John Castronovo, Barry Jacobson, Chairwoman Kathryn Kwaak, Mayor McNaboe, Chief Hogan, Steve Kastell and Pat Givelekian). Eric Nelson and Nunzio Pollifrone were listed as not eligible to vote on that item.
Chairwoman Kathryn Kwaak announced the board’s next meeting date as June 25 at 7:00 p.m. At 10:11 p.m., she requested a motion to adjourn and Chief Hogan offered the motion; the minutes record the motion being offered and the meeting concluding. The minutes list Board Attorney Richard Brigliadoro, Board Planner Jen Beahm and Board Engineer Jordon Rizzo as present along with recording secretary Nancy McGrath.
The board’s minutes provide the procedural record; parties seeking the detailed testimony and evidence presented on PMS2319A should consult the court reporter’s transcript provided by the applicant’s attorney, as noted in the minutes.
