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Sepser Group site plan approved; nearby resident requests 100-foot fence to screen dumpster
Summary
The board approved a minor site plan with a use variance for Sepser Group at 614 S White Horse Pike. Michael Gambardella, a nearby property owner, asked the applicants to install approximately 100 feet of solid fencing to screen a dumpster and to clean up loose stones; the applicants agreed to install the fence.
The Lindenwold Joint Land Use Board approved JLUB-26-4, a minor site plan with a use variance for Sepser Group, LLC at 614 S White Horse Pike. The application involved interior reconfiguration to create four office spaces and a waiting area; applicants said there would be no exterior changes and that the remainder of the building would continue operating as an adult day care.
During public comment, Michael Gambardella, owner of property behind the site at 615 Wood Street, requested the applicant install a solid fence to screen the dumpster and to clean up stones on the property. Mr. Gambardella specified approximately 100 feet of fencing; the applicant agreed to install the fence. Borough and board engineers asked about tenant types and nonconforming lot area and front-yard setbacks; the applicant confirmed planned tenants would be small professional offices (for example, accountants or architects) and that the building currently meets ADA requirements.
The board voted unanimously to deem the application complete, accept the application materials into the record, and approve the minor site plan with use variance.
