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Board reaffirms approval for smaller dwelling after lot consolidation; septic reduced
Summary
The applicant for 17 & 19 Shore Road received Board reaffirmation for combining two undersized lots and building a smaller house (reduced from 3,275 to 2,955 sq ft and from five to four bedrooms), which reduces septic demand and keeps private docks unchanged.
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Attorney Bernd Hefele and engineer Thomas Graham described a revised project to merge two undersized lots and construct a single-family dwelling with a smaller footprint than previously approved. Graham told the Board the earlier approved footprint was "3,275 square feet," and the new proposal is a "2,955-square-foot footprint," reduced from five bedrooms to four, which allows for a smaller septic system.
Board planner Jessica Caldwell said the current application did not trigger any new variances; the two existing docks meet township requirements and will remain for private use only. The applicant said drainage design has been modified in coordination with NJDEP so the discharge will be further away from neighboring property. The Board approved the reaffirmation and the amended resolution with the conditions discussed at prior hearings.
