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Board deems Asset Enhancement LLC subdivision application complete for 166 townhomes and 25 single-family homes

Oxford Township Land Use Board · March 24, 2026
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Summary

Oxford’s Land Use Board on March 24 voted to deem the Asset Enhancement LLC application for Block 26 L 83 complete; the project proposes 166 townhomes and 25 single-family homes on a 35-acre site, and the board noted several technical waivers and that DOT traffic-signal requirements will be met.

The Oxford Township Land Use Board voted March 24 to deem the completeness application for Asset Enhancement LLC (Block 26 L 83) complete, allowing the proposal to proceed to technical review and a public hearing.

Engineer Shri Kotdawala, sworn in before providing testimony, described the proposal as a major subdivision of a roughly 35-acre parcel that would include 166 townhomes and 25 single-family homes; he said a water easement affects the site and that the developer will comply with a traffic-signal requirement from the New Jersey Department of Transportation (DOT).

Board members and consultants reviewed the Van Cleef report and Mr. O'Brian’s comments. Kotdawala told the board the applicant will conform with many named items in the report and asked for several temporary waivers related to tree removal, scale requirements and certain checklist items. Board staff and consultants said outstanding technical matters will be addressed during the technical review and at the public hearing; Tim O'Brian was asked to clarify several waiver items during technical review.

Mayor Norton recused himself from the completeness review. A motion to deem the application complete was made by Mr. Ort and seconded by Mrs. Hoffmann; the board recorded Ayes 9, Nays 0, Abstain 1, Absent 2 and the motion carried.

The board did not finalize conditions for approval at the March 24 meeting; the completeness finding advances the application to the next scheduled technical-review and public-hearing steps, where testimony and consultant reports will be recorded and considered.

Details recorded by the applicant in the meeting record include the 35-acre site size, the proposed unit counts (166 townhomes and 25 single-family homes) and the project’s Block/Lot reference: Block 26 L 83.