Randolph council approves $649k in capital improvements. Mayor Forstenhausler and the Township Council voted 7 to 0 on 17 combined-action resolutions during their June 2 meeting; Mayor Forstenhausler abstained on three fire-related items. Major approvals included a $150,000 Department of Public
Board of Adjustment approves variance for Esposito home addition at corner lot. The board voted 4-0 to memorialize Michael Esposito's variance application for a first-floor addition at 36 Warren Road, reducing the front yard setback from the required 35 feet to 24.5 feet. The property at the
Randolph Township Council OKs $1.2M road contract and approves $90K spending measure. The Township Council unanimously passed an ordinance appropriating $42,000 for Randolph Lake improvements and $48,000 for Police Department mobile cameras on final reading. Council members voted to award 15
Randolph approves 75-unit townhouse development with 15 affordable units. The Planning Board voted 8-0 to approve MSP 26-01 for Toll NJ I, LLC at 855 Route 10, a 6.84-acre development in the R-12 zone with eight buildings containing 60 market-rate and 15 affordable units. Affordable units are
Randolph Board of Adjustment approves prior minutes, carries two applications. The Randolph Board of Adjustment unanimously approved meeting minutes from March 12 and March 26, with each approval receiving six votes in favor and no dissents or abstentions. Chairman Sesko presided. Board of
Randolph Township Council appoints three-member committee to search for new township manager following Poff's retirement announcement. The committee comprises Councilwoman Carey, Councilwoman Thornton, and Deputy Mayor Nisivoccia, with Mayor Forstenhausler substituting for Deputy Mayor Nisivoccia
The Randolph Planning Board unanimously approved McDonald's USA, LLC to construct a 36-seat restaurant with double-lane drive-thru at 765 Route 10 on May 4. Professional planner Alex Dougherty testified that variances for steep slope disturbance and signage meet Municipal Land Use Law standards,
Randolph Township Council approves $1.2 million fire apparatus to replace aging truck. The council voted 5-0 with two abstentions to authorize purchase of the new apparatus for $1,196,419.11, replacing a 1991 pumper truck that has served 35 years. Fire Chief Mike Vanadia and Deputy Fire Chief Greg
Randolph Board of Adjustment approves redesigned Sussex Turnpike building plan. Heritage Roxbury, LLC secured approval for an amended site plan incorporating roof redesign at 1575-1579 Sussex Turnpike at the April 23 meeting, with six board members voting in favor. The redesign adds four roof
Planning Board backs lot grading permit ordinance on unanimous vote. The Randolph Planning Board voted 9-0 to support Ordinance No. 12-26, which transfers lot grading permit enforcement from the zoning office to engineering and lowers the disturbance threshold to 500 square feet. Planning and
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