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Brielle planning board approves corrected resolution for Ordinance 1162
Summary
The Brielle Planning Board unanimously approved a corrected resolution to fix a typographical block-and-lot error in Ordinance 1162, finding the amended ordinance consistent with the borough master plan and forwarding the correction as its report under state law.
The Brielle Planning Board unanimously approved a corrected resolution on March 11 to fix a typographical block-and-lot error in Ordinance 1162, which adds a new Section 21‑21B establishing the Higgins Avenue Mixed Use Overlay Zone.
The board’s action, moved by Jay Jones and seconded by Dan Turak, concluded the board’s review under N.J.S.A. 40:55D‑64 and 40:55D‑26. The resolution states that the amended ordinance is not inconsistent with the borough master plan and serves as the board’s report to the council.
Board members who voted aye included Mayor Frank Garruzzo, Councilman Eliot Colon, Karen Brisben, G. Kevin Callahan, Jay Jones, James Priolo, Corinne Trainor and Dan Turak; there were no recorded no votes.
The correction is procedural: it replaces an incorrect Block and Lot reference in the earlier version of Ordinance 1162. The board’s finding of consistency allows the council to move forward with the ordinance as reintroduced. The council was scheduled to consider the ordinance after the joint meeting.
The board’s record notes that the corrected resolution and its findings were prepared out of an abundance of caution after the council discovered the typographical error and requested the board’s review.
