Zoning board unanimously approves 18,330 square foot expansion for BAPS Cherry Hill temple. The project on Carnegie Plaza in the Industrial Restricted zone adds a gymnasium and new classrooms to the existing 65,650 square foot religious sanctuary without increasing the congregation, which runs 400
Zoning Board memorializes fence variance, adjourns three applications to future meetings. Vice-Chair Nacovin Norman presided over a nine-minute meeting in which the board memorialized Jason Agnew's residential fence variance at 803 Dudley Avenue, with recorded votes from Norman, board members Jay
Planning Board approves shopping center sign variance after Res Judicata ruling. The board voted 6-1 to determine that sufficient changes existed in Gator Sawmill, LLC's application compared to a previously denied 2003 proposal, allowing the application to move forward. In the final variance vote,
Cherry Hill Zoning Board approves two residential fence variances. Vice-Chair Nacovin Norman led the board in unanimously approving a 6-foot aluminum fence variance for Arthur Grass at 100 Fries Lane to enclose a swimming pool, subject to a survey regarding right-of-way encroachment and lighting
Cherry Hill Zoning Board unanimously approves 32-bed memory care facility on Evesham Road. The board authorized a bifurcated Use d(1) Variance for Rady Enterprise, LLC to develop Sun Meadow Memory Care of Cherry Hill in the Neighborhood Business zone. Applicant operator Natalie Hill, represented by
Planning Board unanimously denies subdivision of the vacant Oak Avenue residential lot. James Foley's application to divide a lot (Block 289.05, Lot 6) in the R2 zone into two residential lots faced opposition from Chair Sam Kates, member Marlyn Kalitan, and member Alise Panitch, who stated that
Zoning Board adjourns BAPS sanctuary expansion to May 21. The board postponed review of BAPS Cherry Hill, LLC's major site plan and Use d(2) and d(6) Variances at 1 Carnegie Plaza, which proposes approximately 18,330 square feet of additions to the existing sanctuary and cultural center, including
Cherry Hill's Rent Review Board unanimously approved resolutions for three residential properties on April 23.
Rent Review Board unanimously approved three CPI increases. The board approved CPI-based rent increase applications for Cherry Hill Towers, Lexington House Apartments, and Colonial Apartments on March 26, with Randy Acorcey serving as Chairperson.
Zoning Board approves restaurant expansion and new home on Cunningham Lane. The board unanimously approved variances for Mikado, Inc. to expand a 514-square-foot outdoor patio into a year-round waiting area and service bar for owner Tony Lin; the site will increase ADA parking to three spaces and