Randolph Board rejects interpretation that would classify sober living residence as single-family use. The Board of Adjustment voted 6-0 to deny the interpretation request by DBEK Renovation LLC for a proposed community sober living residence at 17 Highview Terrace that would house up to 10
Randolph adopts $40.2M budget with 6.72 percent increase on divided vote. The Township Council approved the 2026 municipal budget of $40,220,942 with a 6 to 1 vote, Councilman Hathaway voting against. Township Manager Poff attributed the increase to rising health insurance and pension costs. The
Planning Board approves Center Grove minor site plan, carries McDonald's application to May hearing. The Board approved a minor site plan for Center Grove Village LLC at 100 Center Grove Road by a 5-0 vote. The Board also continued review of a McDonald's USA, LLC proposal at 765 Route 10 to its May
Randolph Board of Adjustment memorializes variances for two commercial projects and approves a third. The board adopted a resolution memorializing preliminary and final site plan approval and variance relief to Valley Die Cutting for a 3,404-square-foot industrial building addition at 166 South
Randolph approves $40.2 million budget with 7.83 percent tax increase. The Township Council unanimously advanced the 2026 municipal budget, proposing appropriations of $40,220,942, a 6.72 percent increase over 2025. The municipal tax rate will rise to $0.537 per $100 of assessed valuation from
Board approves two variances and defers sober-living home dispute. The Board formally adopted resolutions approving a use variance for IL FUTURO, LLC to operate a contractors' yard at 1376 Sussex Turnpike with two prefabricated buildings housing up to eight contractor tenants (5-0 vote), and an
Randolph municipal budget rises 6.7 percent to $40.2 million, driving property taxes up 7.83 percent for average residents. Manager Poff cited non-discretionary expenses: insurance exceeding $1.4 million, contractual salary increases, pensions, and social security account for 82 percent of the
Randolph Planning Board unanimously approves four zoning ordinances to boost residential density. Planning and Zoning Administrator Darren Carney presented ordinances that increase residential density from 10 to 15 units per acre in two overlay districts and from 7 to 12 units per acre in a third.
Board of Adjustment approves gas station redesign with roof variance. Petro Group's Phillips 66 facility at 258 South Salem Street won unanimous approval on Vice Chairman Kevin Dunn's motion for both a D-3 conditional-use variance for the flat roof and a C variance for signage modifications. The
Randolph Township Council advances 2026 budget with manager-recommended adjustments designed to ease property tax burden on residents. Manager Greg Poff recommended using an additional $190,000 in fund balance and deferring capital projects to cut the tax levy by $295,000; the adjustments reduced
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