subdivision

Presented on behalf of his son, explaining the split would let the trailers and restaurant get separate water service so one failure doesn't shut everything down.

Expressed concern about what would be built on the newly created residential parcel.

Spoke briefly regarding his minor subdivision plan and property frontage.

Explained that the subdivision returns the property to its original configuration prior to past animal accommodations.

Asked whether new houses would be built on the Arbuckle Road property and expressed relief upon learning it was only a property line adjustment.

Asked about the purpose of the subdivision and whether the property would remain residential.

Asked why the property lines were being changed and if the zoning would be altered.

Presented the Kwiatkowski subdivision plan, explaining that it divides a double lot into two 60-foot lots.

Expressed concerns about sight lines, historical property maintenance, and stormwater runoff regarding the Bergeron subdivision.

Assured the board that proper stormwater management and permits are being addressed for the new home construction on Asbury Road.

The surveyor who drew the plan confirmed the revised lot now meets the township's depth-ratio rule and requested approval.

The adjacent property owner worried infill building would pack houses closer together and change the character of the established Wolf Road neighborhood.

Expressed opposition to the Watson Road subdivision, arguing it was designed to bypass view and building restrictions tied to historic easements.