Category Archives: Land Use & Zoning

RED BANK: Like another developer thwarted by the zoning board, RayRap wants its property designated as "in need of rehabilitation."

RED BANK: Legislators call JCP&L transmission line 'unacceptable.'

RED BANK: A plan to give tenants access to a yet-to-be built Red Bank apartment building via a borough parking lot came under fire Wednesday night, 10 years after it cleared its first hurdle.

RED BANK: Environmental and sporting groups urge action on Navesink contamination.

FAIR HAVEN: After four months of silence, public hearings on a proposed bank are scheduled to resume Tuesday night.

RED BANK: Another net loss for Hovnanian, but smaller than the one posted a year ago.

RED BANK: Former dive bar Brannigan's begins life anew as Red Rock Tap + Grill with ample outdoor seating.

RED BANK: Access to the English Plaza lot will be limited for up to 10 days as the old stone pillars are replaced.

RED BANK: The latest comings and goings on the downtown retail scene.

FAIR HAVEN: Like Laird's Stationery, Bike Haven is also getting squeezed out, though rising rent isn't the only reason.

RED BANK: Auction of century-old Independent firehouse draws four bids.

RED BANK: Council takes action on matters involving borough parks, sidewalks, sewers and more.

RED BANK: Once again there's official talk of allowing food trucks to operate in town.Will it actually happen this time?

SEA BRIGHT: Residents pack town hall to debate a $12.7 million plan to rebuild, all at once, every public structure wiped out by Sandy.

FAIR HAVEN: The sign comes down at Laird's Stationery, marking the end of an era.

SEA BRIGHT: Residents will gather for a town hall meeting tonight on next month's referendum on rebuilding public facilities.

SHREWSBURY: With two new stores and an assisted-living facility on the way, a high-profile corner is in the midst of a needed makeover, says the mayor.

SHREWSBURY: A swimwear boutique, a pizzeria and two clothing stores are among the new and expected businesses in town.

RED BANK: GOP council candidates demand 'emergency' meeting on river bacteria. Burnham says they're politicizing the issue.

RUMSON: Dogs have been called in to help track sources of fecal coliform in the Navesink.