The Planning Board unanimously approved a swingset warehouse project for Route 46 with safety conditions. The board approved a pre-final site plan for Swingset Warehouse & Sheds for Sale, LLC, at 32 Route 46, with four conditions on landscaping, fencing, setbacks, and trampoline designation.
Montville approves $5.3M in utility infrastructure bonds. The Township Committee unanimously voted to authorize $3.2 million in bonds for water utility improvements and $2.425 million for sewer improvements through paired ordinances adopted June 23. The Committee also unanimously approved a
Environmental Commission approves two applications without environmental concerns. Dr. Lawrence Kornreich's Environmental Commission unanimously approved responses to development applications from Swing Set Warehouse & Sheds for Sale, LLC at 32 Route 46 and Evangelical Mission & Seminary
Planning Board approves Good Shepherd Church subdivision with buffer conditions. The Montville Planning Board unanimously approved a minor subdivision with variances for Good Shepherd Episcopal Church, requiring landscape-buffer planting to screen the church from a new residential lot. Engineer
Montville adopts $3M capital bond ordinance; introduces $5.6M in utility spending. Mayor Frank W. Cooney's Township Committee unanimously adopted a $3.022 million capital improvements ordinance, financed partly by $2.312 million in new bonds. The committee introduced three additional bond
Montville Zoning Board approves two major variance applications during June hearing. The board unanimously approved Susan Sabatino's application for 21 Gunthers View to construct a swimming pool, patio, shed, and fencing with variance relief for multiple setback requirements on a through lot with
Montville Master Plan Subcommittee unanimously approves two redevelopment plans for board consideration. The Main Road, Daldunn Road, and River Road plan increases the affordable housing set-aside from 15 percent to 20 percent. The project at 17 Chapin Road maintains current zoning uses but
Montville Township Committee introduces $3 million capital improvements bond. The five-member board unanimously introduced Ordinance 2026-16 on May 26, appropriating $3.022 million for township capital improvements and authorizing $2.312 million in bonds or notes for financing. Under Chairman Frank
Montville Environmental Commission votes unanimously to approve minutes, advances forestation project. Dr. Lawrence Kornreich reported the town encourages the commission to proceed with a forestation initiative, with coordination planned between the Environmental Commission, the High School Earth
Montville Planning Board approves soccer academy and warehouse in mixed-use site plan. The board unanimously backed a pre/final site plan at 5 Mars Court for an indoor soccer academy operated by Giuseppie Rossi alongside warehouse use. The board approved variances for parking and signage and