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Hearing on requested three‑lot subdivision at 211 Sampson Ave. carried to March 2

Seaside Heights Planning Board · February 2, 2026
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Summary

An applicant seeking a three‑lot subdivision and a D‑use variance for 211 Sampson Ave. asked the Seaside Heights Planning Board to carry the hearing to March 2, 2026, after two members stepped down; the board carried the matter without further notice at the applicant's request.

The Seaside Heights Planning Board agreed on Feb. 2 to carry the public hearing for a proposed three‑lot subdivision at 211 Sampson Ave. to the board's March 2, 2026 meeting at the applicant's request.

Attorney Dante M. Alfieri appeared for Sampson Holdings, LLC and said he wanted to begin the public hearing but first wanted to gauge the board. Prior to the matter starting, board members Vito Ferrone and Kenny Roberts, III stepped down from the dais and were not eligible to vote on the application, which requires a D‑use variance. Planning Board Attorney Steven Zabarsky advised Mr. Alfieri that five affirmative votes would be needed for approval because there were five voting members present for that application.

After speaking with his client, Alfieri asked the board to carry the hearing to March 2, 2026, hoping additional board members would be present. Chairman Frank C. Gorman moved to carry the matter to March 2 without the need for further notice; Chris Vaz seconded the motion. The motion carried; the minutes record that all members in attendance were in favor.

No substantive hearing testimony or evidence on the substance of the subdivision was taken at this meeting. The matter will be placed on the March 2 agenda for further hearing.