Howell Zoning Board Grapples with Complexities of Approving Farm Use Variance

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Howell Township Zoning Board deliberated over a significant D1 variance application, which sought approval for a use variance to convert existing structures on a farm property into a year-round rental apartment. The complexities of zoning regulations, historical property use, and environmental considerations were topics as the board weighed the implications of approving a second residential unit on the property.

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Mayor:
John Leggio
Zoning Board Officials:
Glenn Cantor, Thomas O’Donnell, Jose Orozco, Richard Mertens, Matthew Hughes III, Nicholas Borrillo, Michael Ryan, Annmarie Scottson (Alternate 1), John Kabourakis (Alternate 2)

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