Board approves variances for flex building and affordable housing
Randolph Board of Adjustment approved variances for a mixed-use flex building and affordable housing development.
Board of Adjustment · Meeting of August 27, 2026
NJ RANDOLPH — Randolph Board of Adjustment approved variances for a mixed-use flex building and affordable housing development. The board memorialized a bifurcated use variance for Morris Turnpike LLC to build a 23,870-square-foot mixed-use flex building at 2 and 6 Morris Turnpike, to house light commercial contractors and its affiliated BTS Landscaping Inc., passing 3-0 with Commissioners Stracco, Tatch, and Vice Chairman Dunn. The board also approved a bulk variance for Morris County Affordable Housing Corp. to construct a two-family affordable housing building at 172 Franklin Avenue, granting relief on side yard setbacks and lot size, with both units featuring two bedrooms and Energy Star certification; the vote was 4-0 with Commissioners Stracco, Tatch, Vice Chairman Dunn, and Chairman Sesko.
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Source: the Board of Adjustment meeting of August 27, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
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