DENIAL OVERTURNED –Hundreds of residents attended each of the eight Planning Board hearings on the proposed B9 warehouses application. (File photo).
In a scathing decision in which he called out what he said was the Planning Board’s “unmitigated hypocrisy,” a state Superior Court judge recently overturned the Board’s denial of a controversial two-warehouse development near the Canal Walk housing development.
In his 41-page decision filed on April 24, Superior Court Judge William Mennen, sitting in Flemington, excoriated the Board for the stated reasons behind its denial of the so-called B9 application, and to a lesser extent the Township Council for what he called an imprecise ordinance regarding warehouses.
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