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Concrete Plant, Residential Balconies, Outdoor Storage Approved By Planning Board

The Planning Board on Jan. 8 approved applications for Trap Rock Industries to build a concrete plant, balconies for a Somerset Street housing development and an outdoor storage plan for a Randolph Road water tank manufacturer.

Trap Rock got the OK from the board to construct a 2,400-square-foot concrete manufacturing plant on its property off Kingston-Rocky Hill Road in Kingston. The company needed a height variance because the project’s proposed silos and cement bins will be 98 feet high, when the township’s zoning ordinance prohibits structures higher than 50 feet.

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