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Subcommittee Clears XTech Protective Equipment to Use 11,233 Sq. Ft. for Assembly and Distribution
Summary
The planning subcommittee approved PMISC26-16 for XTech Protective Equipment to operate an 11,233‑square‑foot assembly and distribution space at 321 Changebridge Road (Units 301 & 303) with seven employees and weekday hours; motion passed unanimously.
The Montville Township planning subcommittee approved a waiver (PMISC26-16) on July 29 allowing XTech Protective Equipment to use 11,233 square feet at 321 Changebridge Road (Units 301 & 303) for assembly and distribution of sports protective equipment.
The application listed seven employees, hours of operation from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday, no overnight parking of vehicles, and signage conforming to the complex theme. The minutes record the application details and the approval: "PMISC26-16 – XTech Protective Equipment – 321 Changebridge Rd. Units 301 & 303 – B: 160.2, L: 18 – 11,233sf space for the assembly and distribution of sports protective equipment – 7 employees – 7AM-8PM M-Fri – no overnight parking of vehicles – signage in compliance with complex theme." Committee member Nick Agnoli moved to approve the waiver; Chairman Tim Braden seconded; the roll call was unanimous.
The minutes do not record public comment or conditions beyond those in the application. The transcript does not include a detailed operational plan, traffic or noise analyses, or required state or county approvals; those items are not specified in the meeting record.
Any required follow-up under municipal procedure (permits or site plan compliance) is not recorded in these minutes.
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