Resident’s Pickle Ball court, Pool Application Put On Hold At Zoning Board

January 20, 2022 Zoning Board

Second Street resident Neil Patel’s plan for a “sport court” and in-ground pool in his backyard wasn’t winning raves from the Zoning Board.

Update: A Second Street resident’s application to install an in-ground pool and build a pickleball court in his backyard was partially approved at the Zoning Board of Adjustment’s March 3 meeting. The Board approved a modified plan, without the court, after concerns were raised about the amount of impervious coverage the court would create, as well as potential noise issues.

A township resident who wants to install a pool and Pickle Ball court in his Second Street backyard may have to alter his plans.

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