Somerset Zoning Board Extends Battery Storage Deadline to September 30
Somerset Zoning Board defers ruling on Riverside Avenue battery storage facility, extends deadline to September 30.
Somerset Zoning Board defers ruling on Riverside Avenue battery storage facility, extends deadline to September 30.
Somerset's Zoning Board of Appeals approved five petitions and continued a Taco Bell application at its June 25 meeting.
Somerset's Zoning Board of Appeals continued its review of a proposed 168-megawatt commercial battery energy storage facility at 1606 Riverside Avenue, adjourning to July 16 after hearing a redesigned site plan and extended public comment.
Somerset's Zoning Board of Appeals approved a lot-coverage variance for a rebuilt garage and a new car wash sign while delaying a contested accessory dwelling unit for lack of a surveyor's plan.
The Somerset Zoning Board of Appeals continued a hearing on a 168-megawatt battery storage project to May 7 and agreed to extend its review deadline to July 31.
The Somerset Zoning Board of Appeals voted to deny John Pavo's appeal and ordered him to restore his Almy Road property within 21 days.
Somerset's Zoning Board of Appeals cleared all six items on its February 26 docket, including two home occupation permits, an accessory dwelling unit variance, a car wash tree-buffer fix, and a hotel overflow parking expansion.
The Zoning Board of Appeals approved three home-occupation special permits by 3-0 votes each, despite neighbor complaints about noise, stored equipment and parking. Chair Steven Cadorette and alternate members Michael Martin and Steven Affonso cast every vote.
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