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Planning board completes reorganization, approves routine resolutions and schedules upcoming applications
Summary
The Borough of Old Tappan Planning Board swore in or reappointed members, moved through officer nominations and approvals of minutes and routine resolutions (including a rear-yard variance and a Colonial Manor stipulation), accepted the financial report, and set a slate of applications for the next meeting.
The Borough of Old Tappan Planning Board completed its reorganization and proceeded to routine agenda business, confirming nominations and approving minutes and several resolutions carried over from the December meeting.
During reorganization the board nominated Charles Maggio for chairman and confirmed officers for financial secretary and other roles by voice and roll calls. The board then opened the regular meeting and handled public-comment items before returning to agenda business.
A staff member presented a short financial report showing $900 in budget funds and $1,742.70 in escrow for a total of $2,642.70; members moved to accept the financial report and voted in favor.
Board staff reported ongoing master-plan and affordable-housing work, noting a current DCA-derived obligation figure of 233 and saying a draft would be circulated with the goal of presenting to the planning board at a future meeting.
On resolutions, the board memorialized a rear-yard variance approval (replacement of an existing sunroom and a new two-story addition with a measured rear-yard distance of 29.2 feet where 40 feet is required) and carried a resolution related to Colonial Manor, which included an attached settlement stipulation as Exhibit A. Members confirmed the roll-call votes recorded at the December meeting and voted to adopt the memorializing resolutions.
The board previewed the next meeting’s agenda, listing several properties (including 15 Herring, 70 Orangeburg and 93 Old Tappan Road) and asked staff to block adequate time for each application. With no further business, members moved to adjourn.
