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Aug 3, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Township Of Greenwich Land Use Board Regular Meeting Minutes
The Board addressed Resolution 03-2026 regarding a property on Ye Greate Street, which was approved. In old business, the status of the Resilient NJ Grant Application was noted as submitted, while no updates were provided for the Master Plan Re-Examination. New business included a discussion on potential alternative uses for a county-owned building formerly used as a museum, as well as an update regarding the acquisition and future use of the Aunt Betty's property.
Jul 22, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Greenwich Township Township Committee Meeting
The committee meeting included the postponement of public hearings for three cannabis-related ordinances due to occupancy limits. The governing body approved the 2025 Corrective Action Plan and executed a Letter of Authorization for a Resilient NJ Planning Assistance Grant. The committee also reviewed financial expenditures, authorizing the payment of bills totaling $280,474.65, and received operational reports regarding a snow grant and upcoming community events such as the Craft Faire.
Jul 6, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Township Of Greenwich Land Use Board Regular Meeting Minutes
The board discussed a property application for 520 Ye Greate Street regarding the simultaneous presence of existing and new dwellings during construction, granting approval with the condition that the existing structure be demolished within 60 days of the new home's completion. Other topics included the Master Plan Re-Examination regarding affordable housing income limits, the Resilient NJ grant application, and arrangements for the Board Secretary to host meetings virtually in the coming months.
The committee introduced three new ordinances related to cannabis business regulation and permitting within the township. Updates were provided on the Snow Plowing RFP, rental registration reports, CCO/CO ordinances, and ADA requirements for the local polling place. The Municipal Clerk announced a planned retirement at the end of the year. The Fire Chief reported on generator maintenance, grant applications, and a request for assistance in funding a new command vehicle. Additionally, the committee addressed public concerns regarding ordinance terminology and maintenance needs for the Old Stone Church and trash dumping at Caviar Tower, and approved the payment of bills.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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