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Council approves 2G Eatontown developer agreement for townhouse, storage and commercial project with one abstention
Summary
Council approved a developer’s agreement with 2G Eatontown, LLC for a multi‑lot redevelopment (including 145 age‑restricted single‑family homes on Lot 69.06 and commercial uses on other lots). The vote to adopt Resolution 58‑2026 passed with one abstention (Council President East).
The council voted to approve Resolution 58‑2026, authorizing a developer's agreement with 2G Eatontown, LLC for a multi‑lot project that replaces a former golf course with residential and commercial uses. According to the project summary included in the meeting record, Lot 69.06 will contain 145 age‑restricted single‑family homes and a clubhouse; Lot 69.02 will host a self‑storage facility (CubeSmart); Lot 69.04 is proposed for a vehicle sales and service use (CarMax). The Planning Board had granted preliminary and final approvals; the developer agreement sets the conditions for construction and municipal oversight.
Councilmember Danielle M. Jones moved the resolution; Councilmember Candace M. Faust seconded. The roll‑call vote on Feb. 25 recorded AYE votes from C/Jones, C/Araman, C/Lawson, C/Faust and C/Escalante and an abstention by Council President Virginia M. East. The mayor is authorized to execute the developer agreement in a form approved by the borough attorney.
Why it matters: the developer agreement authorizes an extensive subdivision and phased construction program that will alter land use and add new housing and commercial facilities. The resolution’s passage (with an abstention) is a binding municipal approval step that triggers subsequent preconstruction procedures, developer responsibilities and escrowed obligations outlined in the Planning Board conditions.
