Board of Adjustment unanimously approves Westfield Hall subdivision and variance; allows Rapid Relief expansion. The Zoning Board approved the Church of the Plymouth Brethren subsidiary's application to subdivide property with adjacent Stonecrest Community Church, reconfiguring lot lines to allow
Warren approves $27M budget with lowest tax rate in decade. The Township Committee unanimously adopted a 2026 municipal budget totaling $27,058,362.93 in appropriations with a proposed tax rate of 2.52 percent, the lowest in more than 10 years, according to Township Administrator Mark Krane. Though
The Warren Environmental Commission unanimously adopted its Environmental Resource Inventory, setting the stage for Planning Board review. Chair Wayne DeFeo reported that trees destroyed in the township's center medians during winter will be replaced with two native tree varieties by May 11.
Warren open space committee appoints new secretary, sets trail priorities. The Open Space Advisory Committee unanimously approved its March 2026 minutes and appointed Shilpa Desai as committee secretary following Kevin Anderson's resignation. Director of Sports and Recreation Joe Passaro briefed
Warren Planning Board approves four major applications and modifies housing ordinance. The board unanimously approved an amended preliminary and final site plan for the Federal Reserve Bank of New York at 15 and 45 Mountain View Road, a preliminary major subdivision for Flamingo Builders at 69, 71,
Warren Township Committee advances affordable housing implementation. The committee unanimously adopted ordinances creating six new affordable housing zoning districts and revising development fee and affordability control standards in compliance with the amended Fair Housing Act and a Superior
Warren Open Space Committee sets 2026 focus on three priority properties. The committee, chaired by Bill Gilbert, unanimously approved previous meeting minutes and designated Dealaman, Glenhurst, and Coddington as 2026 focal areas. Members were assigned photography and write-up responsibilities for
Warren Environmental Commission submits recommendations on Liberty Corner Road subdivision under planning review. Chair Wayne DeFeo led seven commissioners in unanimously approving January minutes and issuing recommendations for a proposed three-lot subdivision at 84 Liberty Corner Road. The
Zoning Board approves variance for new home on undersized Warren lot. The Zoning Board of Adjustment voted 8-0 to clear Myrtlewood, LLC to construct at 54 King George Road, a 51,351-square-foot parcel below the R-65 zone's 65,340-square-foot minimum. Attorney John Sullivan argued the variance
Warren Planning Board approves amended Housing Element and Fair Share Plan. The Board adopted the plan to meet the township's Mount Laurel fourth-round affordable housing constitutional obligations and protect the town from builder's remedy litigation. Professional planner Katie Sarmad explained
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