Board approves George School campus master plan with conditions; phases require separate approvals
The board approved a 15–20 year conceptual master plan for the nearly 200‑acre George School campus, with staff and counsel emphasizing that each phase will still require separate preliminary and final land-development approvals and compliance with stormwater, zoning and subdivision rules.
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Township planning staff and the George School’s counsel presented a conceptual campus master plan that outlines six additional phases beyond a previously approved performing-arts project. Planner Jim Ennis said the master plan is a long-range planning tool (15–20 years) for a nearly 200‑acre legacy property and reiterated that the agreement does not grant waivers or zoning relief; each phase must return to the township for separate preliminary and final land-development review.
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