Clark Planning Board defers NATC Donuts site plan application to October meeting. The board approved its August 6 minutes and moved to dispense with correspondence reading, both by identical 9-0 votes with two members absent. The application for NATC Donuts, Inc., at 182-184-196 Westfield Avenue
Clark Planning Board backs data center ban in master plan amendment. The board unanimously approved an amended master plan re-examination declaring data centers incompatible with all zoning districts, aligned with Ordinance 26-23 introduced in late July. Planning Board Attorney Kelly Carey
Clark Planning Board unanimously backs Westfield Avenue redevelopment study. The board recommended designating four adjacent properties at 191, 195, 199, and 205 Westfield Avenue as an area in need of non-condemnation redevelopment, citing advanced disrepair, vacancy, and functional obsolescence in
Planning Board approves Target Corp expansion; discusses data center framework. The board voted 8 to 0 with 1 abstention to memorialize a Target Corp DriveUp expansion at 45 Central Avenue (Block 70, Lot 28.01), with Chairman Kevin Koch making the motion and Vice Chairman Lance Steinberg seconding.
Planning Board authorizes redevelopment study for four Westfield Avenue properties. Chairman Kevin Koch led a unanimous 8-0 vote (2 absent) on May 7 to authorize a preliminary investigation of Block 77, Lots 6, 7, 8, and 9 to determine if the properties qualify for non-condemnation redevelopment. A
Planning Board memorializes Spring Enterprises site plan. The Clark Planning Board approved a resolution memorializing a site plan application for Spring Enterprises, LLC at 86-88 Westfield Avenue on April 2. Chairman Kevin Koch moved the resolution, which was seconded by Member Gary Grzankowski.
Clark Planning Board backs redevelopment path for contaminated Raritan Road parcel. The Board voted 8-0 to recommend that 737 Raritan Road, a 0.81-acre former gas station vacant since 2002 and contaminated with benzene at 300 times allowable limits, be designated as an Area of Non-Condemnation
Clark Planning Board approves mixed-use development with eight residential units and affordable housing. Board Chairman Kevin Koch and the Board unanimously approved the Spring Enterprises project at 86-88 Westfield Avenue, granting four variances for reduced setbacks, tandem parking, fiber cement
Clark Planning Board elects Koch as Chairman in annual reorganization. The board unanimously appointed Vice Chairman Lance Steinberg, Secretary Donna Mazzucco, and professionals Alexander Fisher (attorney), Rich O'Connor (engineer), and Paul Ricci (planner). Site plans for Clark Broadway Associates
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