Randolph Board of Adjustment approves two major property variances in February meeting. The board unanimously cleared Quick Check Corporation to relocate a six-by-twelve-foot maintenance shed and thirteen-by-twenty-two-foot trash enclosure at its Route 10 location, with landscape screening of
Randolph Township approves water and sewer rate increases for first time since 2019. The Township Council unanimously directed Township Manager Greg Poff to prepare an ordinance increasing water and sewer rates following a seven-year freeze, voting 6-0 with Councilman Hathaway absent. The Water and
Randolph approves 7 percent budget increase with 9.18 percent tax rate hike. The Township Council unanimously adopted a 2026 municipal budget of $40,325,942, driven primarily by health insurance costs of $1,416,723 and contractual obligations. The municipal tax rate rises from $0.498 to $0.544 per
Randolph Planning Board adopts Housing Element and Fair Share Plan addressing 219 units of unmet need. Planning Consultant Katherine Sarmad presented the plan, which proposes rezoning multifamily zones in the SS/VO, VCR-3 Overlay and South Salem Street Overlay District zones. The board must address
Randolph Council approves committee appointments and shared services agreements. The Township Council unanimously appointed six members to advisory committees and approved 12 combined action resolutions, including shared services agreements with the Town of Dover for animal control and the Township
Randolph board approves D-1 variance for contractor staging facility at Sussex Turnpike. The Board of Adjustment unanimously voted to approve the variance for II Futuro LLC, managed by Mrs. Piasani, allowing contractor storage and staging operations replacing off-site wood processing. The facility
Randolph Planning Board approves two site plan applications, reorganizes leadership for 2026. Commr. Lee was elected Chairperson, Commr. Herold as Vice-Chairperson, and Darren Carney as Secretary, all unanimously. The board approved Lamaj Plaza LLC's renovation of 1171 Sussex Turnpike, featuring
Randolph Board of Adjustment reorganizes and approves two residential variances. The board elected Commissioner Robert Sesko as chairman and Commissioner Dunn as vice chairman in unanimous votes. The board approved variances for Peter Behson's single-family home at 31 Everdale Road and Joseph
Randolph Township Council unanimously approves revised fair housing mediation agreement with Fair Share Housing Center. The council adopted Resolution R 1A-26 authorizing execution of an amended agreement addressing fourth round housing obligations. Township Attorney Ed Buzak negotiated two key
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