Burlington County public meetings in 2022

Taxation Board

The Burlington County Board of Taxation is meeting to conduct property tax appeal hearings, both virtually and in person, and to approve the minutes from its October 7, 2022 meeting. The agenda also includes administrative corrections, resolutions, and reports, but no specific items are listed.

• Virtual appeal hearings
• In-person appeal hearings
• Approval of minutes from October 7, 2022 meeting

The Board approved administrative changes and corrections of errors for the 2023 assessment tax list across 14 municipalities. The Board also approved the minutes from October 7, 2022, and accepted the resignation of the Bordentown Township Assessor.

• Approved correction of errors/administrative changes for the 2023 assessment tax list for 14 municipalities
• Approved minutes of the October 7, 2022 meeting
• Approved stipulations of settlement, withdrawals, and untimely filings for 8 municipalities
• Accepted resignation of Bordentown Township Assessor effective 12/21/2022

Land Development Review Committee

The committee granted approval or conditional approval to eight land development projects across several townships and boroughs. These actions included approvals for commercial sites and building additions.

• Ott’s Building Addition (Delran Township): Conditional Approval w/Waiver
• 3AM Equities Pharmacy (Burlington Township): Conditional Approval w/Waiver
• Russo’s Farm – 144 Carranza Road (Tabernacle Township): Conditional Approval
• A&E Cage Company, LLC (Burlington Township): Approval
• McLean Packaging Corp. (Moorestown Township): Approval
• Chickfila Redesign Evesham (Evesham Township): Approval
• Wrightstown Towne Center B22-40-032 (Wrightstown Borough): Conditional Approval
• Wrightstown Towne Center S22-40-045 (Wrightstown Borough): Conditional Approval

Planning Board

The Burlington County Planning Board is meeting virtually to review and vote on land development plans, including six site plans from the November 9 meeting. They will also accept or release performance/maintenance guarantees, discuss committee appointments, and hear a slate of officers. The meeting includes a public comment period.

• Approval of CNG Fueling Station in Bordentown (S22-04-060)
• Approval of Pure Cultivations (S22-32-062)
• Approval of Project Freedom at Florence (S22-15-065)
• Conditional approval of Lockheed Martin Building #117 (S22-22-063)
• Conditional approval of Team Campus Phase II Amended (S22-04-064) and Rancocas Pointe (S22-06-051)

The Board approved several subdivisions and site plans from the November 9 Land Development Review Committee agenda. It also released six performance and maintenance guarantees and appointed the 2023 Stormwater Management Committee members.

• Approved CNG Fueling Station Bordentown (S22-04-060)
• Approved Pure Cultivations (S22-32-062)
• Approved Project Freedom at Florence (S22-15-065)
• Conditionally approved Lockheed Martin Building #117 (S22-22-063)
• Conditionally approved Team Campus Phase II Amended (S22-04-064)
• Conditionally approved Rancocas Pointe (S22-06-051)
• Released 4 performance and 2 maintenance guarantees
• Appointed 7 members to the 2023 Stormwater Management Committee

County's Agriculture Development Board (CADB)

The Burlington County Agriculture Development Board is meeting to select the 2022 Farm Stewardship Award winner, adopt the 2022 Comprehensive Farmland Preservation Plan, and hear a presentation on the 2022 Stewardship Monitoring Report. The board will also consider a resolution on Assembly Bill A4729 regarding the statewide easement formula value, and make motions on the 2023 application round and meeting schedule. A closed session is scheduled to discuss offers for preservation on 2022 batch applications.

• 2022 Farm Stewardship Award selection among Croshaw (Foggy Bottom) – Mansfield Twp, M&N Farms – Chesterfield Twp, Gerickont (Rolling Meadows Farm) – Southampton Twp
• Adoption of 2022 Comprehensive Farmland Preservation Plan
• Resolution on Assembly Bill A4729 – Statewide Easement Formula Value
• 2023 Application Round motion
• Closed session on 2022 Batch Applications – Offers for Preservation

The Board unanimously adopted the 2022 Comprehensive Farmland Preservation Plan and endorsed Assembly Bill A4729 to establish a statewide easement formula value. The Board also issued violation notices for three farms and recommended a new round of preservation applications for 2023.

• Adopted 2022 Farmland Preservation Comprehensive Plan Update (Unanimous)
• Approved Foggy Bottom Farm for 2022 Farm Stewardship Award (Unanimous)
• Adopted resolution supporting Assembly Bill A4729 (Unanimous)
• Recommended Board of County Commissioners accept 2023 preservation applications (Unanimous)
• Approved 2023 meeting schedule (Unanimous)
• Approved Chairman's letter declaring violation at Chesterfield Associates Farm (Unanimous)
• Approved violation declaration and Chairman's letter for Carabelli Farm (Unanimous)
• Approved legal letter re-affirming violations at Katona Farms (Unanimous)

Planning Board

The Burlington County Planning Board is meeting virtually to review land development plans, including conditional approvals for several projects and one disapproval, and to accept public comments. The agenda includes minutes from the previous meeting and reports from committees.

• Mount Laurel Animal Hospital – Conditional Approval
• Laurel Green Apartments Phase III – Conditional Approval
• Grey Park Briggs Warehouse – Conditional Approval
• Kinkora Mixed Use Sub – Conditional Approval
• 900 Richards Run/Whitesell - Disapproval

The Board accepted the Land Development Review Committee's actions, granting conditional approval to four site plans and subdivisions while disapproving one. The Board also accepted several performance and maintenance guarantees and approved the 2023 meeting schedule.

• Conditionally approved Mount Laurel Animal Hospital (S22-24-008)
• Conditionally approved Laurel Green Apartments Phase III (S22-24-052)
• Conditionally approved Grey Park Briggs Warehouse (S22-24-049)
• Conditionally approved Kinkora Mixed Use Sub (B22-18-043)
• Disapproved 900 Richards Run/Whitesell (S21-15-084)
• Approved acceptance of 2 performance and 1 maintenance guarantees
• Approved release of 1 performance guarantee
• Approved 2023 meeting dates (2nd and 4th Tuesdays at 3pm)

Land Development Review Committee

The committee granted approval or conditional approval to six land development projects across Bordentown, Shamong, Florence, Moorestown, and Burlington Townships.

• Approved CNG Fueling Station Bordentown (S22-04-060)
• Approved Pure Cultivations in Shamong Township (S22-32-062)
• Approved Project Freedom at Florence (S22-15-065)
• Conditionally approved Lockheed Martin Building 117 (S22-22-063)
• Conditionally approved Team Campus Phase II Amended (S22-04-064)
• Conditionally approved Rancocas Pointe (S22-06-051)

Land Development Review Committee

The Land Development Review Committee granted conditional approval to four projects: Mt Laurel Animal Hospital, Laurel Green Apartments Phase III, Grey Park Briggs Warehouse, and Kinkora Mixed Use Subdivision. One application, 900 Richards Run – Whitesell Warehouse in Florence Township, was disapproved. No vote tallies were recorded in the minutes.

• Conditionally approved Mt Laurel Animal Hospital (Mount Laurel Twp)
• Conditionally approved Laurel Green Apartments Phase III (Mount Laurel Twp)
• Conditionally approved Grey Park Briggs Warehouse (Mount Laurel Twp)
• Conditionally approved Kinkora Mixed Use Subdivision (Mansfield Twp)
• Disapproved 900 Richards Run – Whitesell Warehouse (Florence Twp)

Planning Board

The Burlington County Planning Board is meeting virtually to approve minutes, review land development plans, and accept or release performance/maintenance guarantees. The board will also hear a presentation on the Burlington County Comprehensive Farmland Preservation Program and open the meeting to public comment.

• Conditional approval for Oakleigh at Marlton (S22-13-020)
• Conditional approval with waiver for Church of Grace (S22-24-048)
• Conditional approval for Perez/195 N. Pemberton Rd. (B22-29-038)
• Conditional approval for Moorestown Family Apartments (S21-22-069)
• Presentation on Burlington County Comprehensive Farmland Preservation Program

The board approved the 2022 Update to the Burlington County Comprehensive Farmland Preservation Plan, which sets goals including preserving 500 acres per year and coordinating with municipalities. The plan was adopted conditioned on final acceptance by the County Agricultural Development Board and Board of County Commissioners. The board also accepted one performance guarantee and released four maintenance guarantees.

• Approved minutes of September 13, 2022 meeting (all in favor; Commissioner O'Connell abstained)
• Accepted Land Development Review Committee agenda of September 13, 2022, including four conditional approvals (Oakleigh at Marlton, Church of Grace, Perez/195 N. Pemberton Rd., Moorestown Family Apartments)
• Accepted one performance guarantee as presented
• Released four maintenance guarantees as presented
• Approved 2022 Update to Burlington County Comprehensive Farmland Preservation Plan for adoption, conditioned on final acceptance by CADB and Board of County Commissioners

Taxation Board

The Burlington County Board of Taxation will meet to approve minutes and consider a resolution certifying the added, omitted, and regular omitted tax lists (including rollback assessments) as of October 1, 2022. The meeting is held virtually via WebEx. A closed session is scheduled to discuss personnel matters.

• Resolution 2022-11: Certification of tax lists (Added, Omitted, Regular Omitted, Rollback Assessments) as of October 1, 2022
• Approval of minutes from September 23, 2022 meeting
• Resolution 2022-12: Closed session for personnel matters under the Sunshine Law

The Burlington County Board of Taxation certified the Added List, Omitted List, and Regular Omitted List (Rollback Assessments) as of October 1, 2022, via Resolution 2022-11. The board also approved a closed session to discuss personnel matters and directed the administrator to send disciplinary information about a tax assessor to the state Division of Taxation. The minutes of September 23, 2022, were approved.

• Approved Resolution 2022-11 certifying tax lists (Added, Omitted, Regular Omitted) for 2022 (4-0-1 abstention)
• Approved minutes of September 23, 2022 meeting (4-0-1 abstention)
• Approved Resolution 2022-12 for closed session to discuss personnel matters (4-0-1 abstention)
• Directed administrator to send disciplinary information about a tax assessor to the state Division of Taxation (3-0-2 abstentions)

Taxation Board

The Burlington County Board of Taxation is meeting to approve minutes, conduct rollback hearings for 14 townships, and address old and new business. The agenda is largely procedural, with the main substantive item being the rollback hearings.

• Rollback hearings for Bordentown, Burlington, Delanco, Delran, Eastampton, Evesham, Florence, Hainesport, Lumberton, Moorestown, Mt. Laurel, North Hanover, Shamong, and Westampton townships
• Approval of minutes from September 15, 2022 meeting
• Reports from Administrator and Commissioners
• Training/continuing education item

The Burlington County Board of Taxation approved several rollback complaint stipulations for Bordentown, Burlington, Delanco, Hainesport, Lumberton, and Shamong townships, and accepted non-contested complaints for Eastampton, Florence, Moorestown, and Mt. Laurel. They also voted to adopt new fillable rollback forms for 2023. One complaint in North Hanover Township was not accepted due to non-appearance.

• Approved rollback complaint stipulations for Bordentown, Burlington, Delanco, Hainesport, Lumberton, and Shamong townships (unanimous)
• Approved non-contested rollback complaints for Eastampton, Florence, Moorestown, and Mt. Laurel townships (unanimous)
• Accepted rollback complaints as filed for Delran, Evesham, Lumberton, Moorestown, and Westampton townships (unanimous)
• Did not accept rollback complaint for North Hanover Township due to non-appearance of parties (unanimous)
• Approved new rollback fillable forms for 2023, with electronic signatures acceptable (unanimous)

Taxation Board

The Burlington County Board of Taxation is meeting to approve the minutes from May 26, 2022, and to consider two resolutions: one certifying tax rates and another adopting the abstract of ratables. The agenda is otherwise procedural, with no other substantive items listed.

• Resolution 2022-9: Certification of the tax rates
• Resolution 2022-10: Adoption of the abstract of ratables
• Approval of minutes from May 26, 2022 meeting

The Burlington County Board of Taxation approved two resolutions: Resolution 2022-9 certifying the tax rates and Resolution 2022-10 adopting the abstract of ratables. Both were passed unanimously by the commissioners present. The board also discussed upcoming meetings and received an administrator's report on rollback complaints.

• Approved Resolution 2022-9 certifying tax rates (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2022-10 adopting abstract of ratables (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of May 26, 2022 meeting (unanimous)

Planning Board

The Burlington County Planning Board is meeting virtually on September 13, 2022, at 3:00 p.m. The agenda includes routine items such as reading the Sunshine Law, roll call, approving minutes from August 23, 2022, and reports. No major decisions or discussions are listed; the meeting is largely procedural.

• Reading of Sunshine Law
• Roll call
• Approval of minutes from August 23, 2022
• Performance/Maintenance Guarantees accepted and released (see attached)

The Burlington County Planning Board met on September 13, 2022, but took no substantive actions. The board approved the previous meeting's minutes and released three performance and two maintenance guarantees. No old or new business was discussed, and no public comments were made.

• Approved minutes of August 23, 2022 meeting (unanimous)
• Released 3 performance guarantees and 2 maintenance guarantees (unanimous)

Land Development Review Committee

The Land Development Review Committee conditionally approved four applications: Oakleigh Of Marlton in Evesham Township, Church of Grace in Mount Laurel Township, Perez in Pemberton Township, and Moorestown Family Apartments in Moorestown Township. One application, Whitesell Warehouse in Florence Township, received no action. The meeting was held via conference call.

• No action on S21-15-084 (Whitesell Warehouse, Florence Township)
• Conditional approval of S22-13-020 (Oakleigh Of Marlton, Evesham Township)
• Conditional approval with waiver of S22-24-048 (Church of Grace, Mount Laurel Township)
• Conditional approval of B22-29-038 (Perez, Pemberton Township)
• Conditional approval of S21-22-069 (Moorestown Family Apartments, Moorestown Township)

County's Agriculture Development Board (CADB)

The Burlington County Agriculture Development Board is meeting to discuss farmland preservation and agricultural policy. The board will hear a presentation on cannabis cultivation on preserved farms, consider farm stewardship award nominations, and vote on a lease recommendation for the county-owned Calmon Farm in Springfield Township. They will also discuss the Mahon (Moran) Farm encroachment in Chesterfield and the 2022 Comprehensive Farmland Preservation Plan.

• Presentation: NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission on cannabis cultivation on preserved farms
• Farm Stewardship Award nominations: Croshaw (Foggy Bottom) – Mansfield Twp, M&N Farms – Chesterfield Twp, Gerickont (Pierson) Farm – Southampton Twp
• Motion: County-owned agricultural lease recommendation for Calmon Farm – Springfield Twp
• Discussion: Mahon (Moran) Farm encroachment – Chesterfield
• Discussion: 2022 Comprehensive Farmland Preservation Plan

The Burlington County Agriculture Development Board voted unanimously to accept staff recommendations for updating the agricultural lease for the county-owned Calmon Farm in Springfield Township, including a minimum bid of $20 per acre. The board also discussed the draft 2022 Comprehensive Farmland Preservation Plan, which will be voted on at the November meeting. Staff reported that appraisals are underway for four farms in the 2022 preservation round and that closings are scheduled for the Zimmermann, Emmons Home, and West farms.

• Approved staff recommendations for the Calmon Farm agricultural lease, including a minimum bid of $20/acre (motion by Sherry Dudas, seconded by Dan Kennedy; John Hlubik abstained; passed unanimously)
• Approved the July 14, 2022 Open Session minutes (motion by Brian Lestini, seconded by John Hlubik; passed unanimously)
• Discussed but did not vote on the 2022 Comprehensive Farmland Preservation Plan; vote scheduled for November 17, 2022
• Discussed cannabis cultivation on preserved farms; no action taken
• Accepted nominations for the 2022 Farm Stewardship Award; vote scheduled for November 17, 2022

Planning Board

The Burlington County Planning Board is meeting virtually to review land development plans, release performance/maintenance guarantees, and consider adopting a fair share contribution for off-tract roadway improvements in Florence and Burlington Townships. The agenda includes minutes from the prior meeting and public comment.

• Conditional approval for Chick-Fil-A Delran (S22-10-042)
• Conditional approval for Team Campus (S22-04-043)
• Conditional approval for Larchmont Commons (B22-24-030)
• Conditional approval with waiver for Raising Cane's Restaurant (S22-13-031)
• Request for adoption of fair share contribution for off-tract roadway improvements in Florence & Burlington Townships

The Burlington County Planning Board adopted a policy requiring warehouse developers to pay a fair share contribution of $1.13 per square foot toward three road improvements estimated to cost $9 million. The board also approved minutes from August 9, 2022, accepted the Land Development Review Committee agenda with six conditional approvals, and released one maintenance guarantee. No public comment was received.

• Approved minutes of August 9, 2022 meeting (County Engineer Brickley abstained).
• Accepted Land Development Review Committee agenda of August 9, 2022, including six conditional approvals: Chick-Fil-A Delran, Team Campus, Larchmont Commons, Raising Cane’s Restaurant (with waiver), Riverton Country Club (with waiver), and Longbridge Farms.
• Released one maintenance guarantee as presented.
• Adopted a policy establishing a $1.13/SF fair share developer contribution for warehouses to fund three road improvements: extension of Daniels Way, a roundabout at John Galt Way/Daniels Way, and a roundabout at Dulty’s Lane and Neck Road.

Planning Board

The Burlington County Planning Board is meeting virtually to review and act on land development plans, including subdivisions and site plans, and to accept or release performance/maintenance guarantees. The agenda includes a public comment period. Most items are routine approvals or conditional approvals from the previous meeting.

• Mt. Laurel Animal Hospital – Disapproval (S22-24-008)
• 2209 Lenola Road Warehouse/Conyers – Conditional Approval w/Waiver (S22-08-028)
• WaWa Parking Lot Expansion – Approval (S22-05-040)
• 2039 Route 130 Florence – Approval (S22-15-016)
• CCL Industries Warehouse – Conditional Approval (S22-17-041)

The Burlington County Planning Board approved the minutes of its July 14 meeting and accepted the Land Development Review Committee's actions on eight subdivision and site-plan items, including a disapproval, conditional approvals, and approvals. The board also accepted two performance guarantees and released one performance and two maintenance guarantees. No public comment was heard, and no old or new business was discussed.

• Approved minutes of July 14, 2022 meeting (unanimous)
• Accepted Land Development Review Committee agenda for July 14, 2022, including 8 actions (unanimous)
• Accepted 2 performance guarantees as presented (unanimous)
• Released 1 performance guarantee and 2 maintenance guarantees as presented (unanimous)

Land Development Review Committee

The Land Development Review Committee conditionally approved all six applications on the agenda, including Chick-Fil-A Delran, Team Campus, Larchmont Commons, Raising Cane's Restaurant, Riverton Country Club, and Longbridge Farms. Two approvals included waivers. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Conditionally approved Chick-Fil-A Delran (S22-10-042)
• Conditionally approved Team Campus (S22-04-043)
• Conditionally approved Larchmont Commons (B22-24-030)
• Conditionally approved Raising Cane's Restaurant with waiver (S22-13-031)
• Conditionally approved Riverton Country Club with waiver (S22-08-047)
• Conditionally approved Longbridge Farms (B22-16-033)

County's Agriculture Development Board (CADB)

The Burlington County Agriculture Development Board is meeting to discuss and vote on several items, including deer management strategies, preliminary approvals for four farms, and a motion on proposed legislation A 4035. The board will also review minutes from May and receive staff updates.

• Mahon (Moran) Farm - Chesterfield – encroachment discussion
• Burlington County Deer Management Strategies – motion
• 2022 Batch Preliminary Approvals: Brace Lane Holdings, LLC Farm (Tabernacle Twp), Gatley Farm (Shamong Twp), Carty Farm (Florence Twp), Black Walnut Farm, LLC (Mansfield) – resolutions
• Comments on Proposed Legislation A 4035 – motion

The Burlington County Agriculture Development Board approved preliminary preservation applications for four farms in the 2022 round, covering about 219 acres. The board also voted to support deer management strategies including culling, hunting access, and support for Hunters Helping the Hungry. Minutes from May 12, 2022 were approved, and the board tabled comments on bill A4035 pending more information.

• Approved May 12, 2022 open session minutes (unanimous, with 3 abstentions)
• Approved May 12, 2022 closed session minutes (unanimous, with 3 abstentions)
• Approved 2-year plan to resolve encroachment at Mahon (Moran) Farm (unanimous)
• Endorsed deer management strategies 4, 5, and 6 (unanimous)
• Granted preliminary approval for Gatley Farm, Shamong Twp. (unanimous)
• Granted preliminary approval for Black Walnut Farm, LLC, Mansfield Twp. (unanimous)
• Granted preliminary approval for Brace Lane Holdings, LLC Farm, Tabernacle Twp. (unanimous, 1 abstention)
• Granted preliminary approval for Carty Farm, Florence Twp. (unanimous)

Planning Board

The Burlington County Planning Board will meet virtually to approve minutes, review land development plans, and accept or release performance/maintenance guarantees. The board will vote on conditional approvals for eight projects, including The Crossings at Burlington Mall, Harper Apartments, and Davenport Village Affordable Apartments. Public comment is open during the meeting.

• The Crossings at Burlington Mall – Conditional Approval w/Waiver
• Harper Apartments – Conditional Approval
• Hainesport Industrial Development (Subdivision and Site Plan) – Conditional Approval
• Burlington Coat Factory Parking – Conditional Approval
• Davenport Village Affordable Apartments – Conditional Approval

The Burlington County Planning Board approved the minutes of its June 14, 2022 meeting and accepted the Land Development Review Committee's agenda, which included conditional approvals for eight subdivisions and site plans. The board also accepted one performance guarantee and released two maintenance guarantees. No public comments were made, and no old or new business was discussed.

• Approved minutes of June 14, 2022 meeting (unanimous)
• Accepted Land Development Review Committee agenda with 8 conditional approvals (unanimous)
• Accepted 1 performance guarantee (unanimous)
• Released 2 maintenance guarantees (unanimous)

Land Development Review Committee

The Land Development Review Committee is meeting to discuss seven development applications, including animal hospitals, warehouses, a Wawa parking expansion, and a subdivision. The agenda lists items for discussion and checklist rejections, indicating the committee will review these proposals for compliance with county standards.

• Mount Laurel Animal Hospital, Mount Laurel Rd (CR 603)
• 2209 Lenola Rd Warehouse, Cinnaminson Township
• Wawa Parking Expansion, Jacksonville Rd & Route 130, Burlington City
• The Crossings Subdivision, Burlington-Mt. Holly Rd, Burlington Township
• CCL Industries Warehouse, Stacy Haines Rd, Lumberton Township

The Land Development Review Committee acted on seven applications, approving or conditionally approving all items on the agenda. No applications were denied, though one item was listed as a disapproval on the agenda. All decisions were made during a conference call meeting.

• Mount Laurel Animal Hospital disapproval noted (S22-24-008)
• 2209 Lenola Rd Warehouse/Conyers conditionally approved with waiver (S22-08-028)
• Pallente Main St conditionally approved with waiver (B22-17-029)
• Wawa Parking Expansion approved (S22-05-040)
• 2039 Route 130 Florence approved (S22-15-016)
• The Crossings Sub conditionally approved (B22-06-023)
• CCL Industries Warehouse conditionally approved (S22-17-041)

Planning Board

The Burlington County Planning Board is meeting virtually to review and vote on land development plans, including three subdivisions and seven site plans. The agenda includes approvals and conditional approvals for projects such as Florence Plaza, Chick-Fil-A & Retail, and Burlington Bromley Residential. The board will also accept minutes from the previous meeting and address any old or new business.

• Florence Plaza – Approval
• Chick-Fil-A & Retail – Approval
• Burlington Bromley Residential – Conditional Approval
• The Enclave at Moorestown – Conditional Approval
• Marne Highway & New Jersey Avenue – Conditional Approval

The Burlington County Planning Board approved the minutes of the May 10, 2022 meeting and accepted the Land Development Review Committee's agenda, which included approvals and conditional approvals for 10 subdivisions and site plans. The board also accepted 3 performance guarantees and released 1 performance guarantee. No public comments were made, and no old or new business was discussed.

• Approved minutes of May 10, 2022 meeting (unanimous)
• Accepted Land Development Review Committee agenda with 10 items (unanimous)
• Approved Florence Plaza (S22-15-017)
• Approved Iconic Wellness & Provisions (S22-17-021)
• Approved Chick-Fil-A & Retail (S22-08-025)
• Conditionally approved Backstreets Management, LLC (S22-08-019)
• Conditionally approved Burlington Bromley Residential (S22-06-013)
• Accepted 3 performance guarantees and released 1 (unanimous)

Land Development Review Committee

The Land Development Review Committee is meeting by conference call to review eight development applications, including residential, industrial, and commercial projects in Burlington Township, Moorestown, Hainesport, Edgewater Park, Mount Laurel, and Bordentown/Mansfield. The agenda includes a discussion and checklist rejections, indicating some applications may be incomplete or non-compliant.

• The Crossings at the Burlington Mall, Burlington Township, at Burlington-Mt. Holly Rd (CR 541), I-295, Deacon Rd, Hampshire Dr
• Harper Apartments, Moorestown Township, at Harper Drive & East Gate Drive
• Hainesport Industrial Development, Hainesport Township, at Hainesport-Mt Laurel Rd (CR 674) & Route 38 (two applications)
• Burlington Coat Factory Parking, Edgewater Park Township, at Delanco Coopertown Rd (CR 624), Cooper St (CR 630), Route 130
• Davenport Village Affordable Apartments, Hainesport Township, at Marne Hwy (CR 537) & Davenport Ave

The Land Development Review Committee met by conference call on June 14, 2022, to review eight development applications, including residential, commercial, and industrial projects across Burlington County. The minutes list the agenda items but contain no substantive decisions, approvals, or denials—only a heading for 'DISCUSSION' and 'CHECKLIST REJECTIONS' with no details. No votes or outcomes were recorded.

Taxation Board

The Burlington County Board of Taxation will meet to approve minutes, adopt resolutions certifying the final equalization table for 2022 and establishing the county equalization ratio at 100%, and hear two senior citizen/disabled person property tax appeals. The meeting is open to the public.

• Resolution 2022-7: Certification of Final Equalization Table for 2022
• Resolution 2022-8: Establish County Equalization Ratio at 100%
• Senior citizen/disabled person property tax appeal 04-2200014C – Bordentown Township
• Senior citizen/disabled person property tax appeal 19-2200015C – Maple Shade

The Burlington County Board of Taxation approved two resolutions: Resolution 2022-7 certifying the final equalization table for 2022 and Resolution 2022-8 establishing county equalization at 100%. Both passed unanimously with four votes (President Kennedy absent). The board also approved a senior citizen deduction appeal for Maple Shade and a disabled persons deduction appeal for Bordentown Township, each by unanimous vote. No other substantive decisions were made; remaining items were procedural or informational.

• Approved Resolution 2022-7 to certify final equalization table for 2022 (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 2022-8 establishing county equalization at 100% (4-0)
• Approved senior citizen deduction appeal 19-2200015C – Maple Shade (4-0)
• Approved disabled persons deduction appeal 04-2200014C – Bordentown Township (4-0)

County's Agriculture Development Board (CADB)

The Burlington County Agriculture Development Board (CADB) is meeting to reorganize by electing a chair and vice chair, and to consider several agricultural items. The board will vote on revised soil protection standards, present a farm stewardship award, and consider final approval for a farm preservation batch. A closed session will discuss litigation involving Dragonland Development, LLC.

• Election of Chair and Vice Chair
• Revised SADC Soil Protection Standards (presentation/motion)
• 2021 Farm Stewardship Award to Lee Brothers, Inc.
• 2021 Batch Final Approval for Zimmermann Farm, Tabernacle Twp (resolution)
• Closed session: Dragonland Development, LLC litigation status

The Burlington County Agriculture Development Board re-elected Phil Prickett as Chair and Dan Kennedy as Vice Chair, and approved the final preservation of Zimmermann Farm in Tabernacle Township. The board also authorized staff to submit several comments to the SADC on proposed soil protection standards.

• Re-elected Phil Prickett as Chair (unanimous)
• Re-elected Dan Kennedy as Vice Chair (unanimous)
• Approved January 13, 2022 open session minutes (unanimous)
• Approved January 13, 2022 closed session minutes (unanimous)
• Approved final preservation of Zimmermann Farm (unanimous)
• Authorized comment to SADC on cranberry bog definition (unanimous)
• Authorized comment to SADC on soil rehabilitation standards (unanimous)
• Authorized comment to SADC on minimum vegetative cover (unanimous)

Taxation Board

The Board of Taxation will meet to approve previous meeting minutes and consider resolutions regarding the 2022 equalization table. The agenda also includes appeals for senior citizen and disabled persons deductions.

• Resolution 2022-7: Certify final equalization table for 2022
• Resolution 2022-8: Establish county equalization at 100%
• Senior Citizen Deduction Appeal
• Disabled Persons Deduction Appeal

The Burlington County Board of Taxation approved the minutes of the May 2, 2022 reorganization meeting and certified the tax list as filed by the taxing districts' tax assessors. The board also introduced the Preliminary Equalization, which will be reviewed and finalized at the next meeting on May 26, 2022. No public comment was made, and the meeting adjourned at 9:24am.

• Approved minutes of May 2, 2022 reorganization meeting
• Certified tax list as filed by taxing districts' tax assessors
• Introduced Preliminary Equalization for review and final certification on May 26, 2022
• Decided to issue identification badges for commissioners, to be completed by May 26, 2022

Planning Board

The Burlington County Planning Board's Land Development Review Committee will meet by conference call to review 11 development applications from various townships. The agenda lists each project with its file number, name, municipality, and relevant roads, but provides no details on the nature of the proposals. The meeting is for discussion and checklist rejections, indicating procedural review rather than final decisions.

• Florence Plaza, Florence Township, Harkins Drive
• Iconic Wellness & Provisions, Lumberton Township, Mount Holly Bypass (CR 541)
• Chickfila and Retail, Cinnaminson Township, Route 130
• Burlington Bromley Residential, Burlington Township, Bromley Blvd & Hancock Ln
• 200 South Pemberton Rd Warehouse Driveway Addition, Pemberton Township

The Burlington County Planning Board approved the minutes of the April 12, 2022 meeting and accepted the Land Development Review Committee's agenda, which included conditional approvals, disapprovals, and waivers for various subdivisions and site plans. The board also released three performance guarantees and one maintenance guarantee as presented. No public comments were made, and no old or new business was discussed.

• Approved minutes of April 12, 2022 meeting (all in favor)
• Accepted Land Development Review Committee agenda for April 12, 2022 (all in favor)
• Conditional approval for B22-22-009 Christine Vesaki
• Conditional approval for B22-18-010 Grouser
• Disapproval for S20-37-016 2015 Burlington-Mt. Holly Road Redevelopment
• Conditional approval for S22-24-010 Larchmont Commons Redevelopment
• Conditional approval with waiver for S21-06-027 Adler Warehouse/1920 River Road
• Released 3 performance guarantees and 1 maintenance guarantee (all in favor)

Land Development Review Committee

The Land Development Review Committee is meeting to discuss 10 development applications across Burlington County, including commercial and residential projects. The agenda lists each application with its file number, project name, municipality, and relevant roads, but provides no details on the nature of the discussions or decisions.

• Florence Plaza, Florence Township, Harkins Drive
• Iconic Wellness & Provisions, Lumberton Township, Mount Holly Bypass (CR 541)
• Chickfila and Retail, Cinnaminson Township, Route 130
• Burlington Bromley Residential, Burlington Township, Bromley Blvd & Hancock Ln
• The Enclave at Moorestown, Moorestown Township, Centerton Road

The Land Development Review Committee met via conference call on May 10, 2022, and reviewed 10 development applications from various Burlington County townships. The minutes list each application by file number, applicant, municipality, and road, but contain no discussion details or recorded votes. The only substantive note is 'CHECKLIST REJECTIONS,' indicating some applications may have been rejected for incomplete checklists, but no specific outcomes are provided.

• Reviewed Florence Plaza application (S22-15-017) – no outcome recorded
• Reviewed Iconic Wellness & Provisions application (S22-17-021) – no outcome recorded
• Reviewed Chickfila and Retail application (S22-08-025) – no outcome recorded
• Reviewed Backstreets Management application (S22-08-019) – no outcome recorded
• Reviewed Burlington Bromley Residential application (S22-06-013) – no outcome recorded
• Reviewed Southco 113 SA application (B22-23-016) – no outcome recorded
• Reviewed Marne Hwy and New Jersey Ave application (B22-16-017) – no outcome recorded
• Reviewed The Enclave at Moorestown application (S22-22-023) – no outcome recorded

Taxation Board

The Burlington County Board of Taxation is holding its annual reorganization meeting, including electing a President and Vice President, adopting the meeting calendar, and authorizing a custodian of records. The agenda is otherwise procedural, with no substantive tax decisions listed.

• Election of Board President per N.J.S.A. 54:3-5
• Appointment of Vice President
• Adoption of annual meeting calendar
• Authorization of Open Public Records custodian
• Approval of April 21, 2022 meeting minutes

The Burlington County Board of Taxation held its annual reorganization meeting, electing Commissioner Kennedy as president and Commissioner Holley as vice president. The board also adopted the annual meeting notice, designated Eileen R Carlos as custodian of records, approved minutes from April 21, 2022, and certified correction of errors for Pemberton Borough, Beverly City, and Mount Laurel. No substantive policy decisions were made.

• Elected Commissioner Kennedy as president (4-0, Kennedy abstained)
• Appointed Commissioner Holley as vice president (5-0)
• Adopted annual meeting notice (5-0)
• Designated Eileen R Carlos as custodian of records (5-0)
• Approved minutes of April 21, 2022 meeting (5-0)
• Certified correction of errors for Pemberton Borough, Beverly City, Mount Laurel (5-0)

Taxation Board

The Burlington County Board of Taxation is meeting to handle routine administrative matters, including approving minutes, corrections, and a senior deduction appeal. The main action is a resolution to spend $2,999 from trust funds for a property records search hub, as required by the Open Public Records Act.

• Resolution 2022-1: Expend $2,999 from tax board trust funds for a property records search hub
• Appeal for senior deduction
• Certification of corrections/administrative changes
• Approval of minutes

The Burlington County Board of Taxation approved the minutes from March 15, 2022, and passed Resolution 2022-1 to certify corrections and administrative changes for the 2022 tax year across all taxing districts. The board also heard a senior deduction appeal from Mount Laurel, granting an extension to May 1, 2022, and reinstated a Maple Shade appeal. No public comments were made, and the meeting adjourned at 10:03am.

• Approved minutes of March 15, 2022 meeting
• Approved Resolution 2022-1 certifying corrections for 2022 tax year
• Reinstated Maple Shade senior deduction appeal
• Granted Mount Laurel senior deduction appeal extension to May 1, 2022

Planning Board

The Burlington County Planning Board is meeting virtually to review and vote on land development applications, including subdivisions and site plans. The agenda includes reports on 12 plans reviewed on March 8, with conditional approvals, disapprovals, and waivers, plus acceptance of performance/maintenance guarantees. The meeting is open to the public.

• DPIF3 Acquisition Warehouse – Conditional Approval
• Habitat for Humanity Bordentown – Conditional Approval w/Waiver
• The Place at Burlington – Disapproval
• Westampton Truck Parking/Rancocas Holdings – Disapproval
• 340 Tom Brown Rd.-MiPro Homes – Conditional Approval w/Waiver

The Burlington County Planning Board approved the minutes of the March 8, 2022 meeting and accepted the Land Development Review Committee's agenda, which included conditional approvals for several subdivisions and site plans, as well as disapprovals for others. The board also accepted four performance guarantees and released one. No public comments were made, and no old or new business was discussed.

• Approved minutes of March 8, 2022 meeting (all in favor)
• Accepted Land Development Review Committee agenda for March 8, 2022 (all in favor)
• Conditional approval for DPIF3 Acquisition Warehouse (S22-17-002)
• Conditional approval with waiver for Habitat for Humanity Bordentown (B22-04-002)
• Disapproval for The Place at Burlington (S22-06-004)
• Disapproval for Westampton Truck Parking/Rancocas Holdings (S22-37-005)
• Accepted 4 performance guarantees (all in favor)
• Released 1 performance guarantee (all in favor)

Land Development Review Committee

The committee is scheduled to review various redevelopment, industrial, and commercial applications across several Burlington County townships. The agenda includes items ranging from warehouse improvements to mixed-use developments.

• Larchmont Commons Redevelopment at Route 38
• Redevelopment of 2015 Burlington-Mt Holly Rd in Westampton Township
• Adler Warehouse project at 1920 River Road
• KCA Phase 2 – Dollar General & Restaurants at Springside Rd and Woodlane Rd
• Fieldstone Assoc. – Rt 130 Mixed Use at Fairview Street and Route 130

Taxation Board

The Board of Taxation will conduct a public meeting via Cisco Webex teleconference. The agenda includes the approval of settlement stipulations, withdrawals, and appeals filed with the State Tax Court.

• Approval of stipulations of settlement
• Review of withdrawals
• Affirming without prejudice to State Tax Court for appeals filed
• Appeal hearings

The Burlington County Board of Taxation approved stipulations of settlement, withdrawals, and affirmations without prejudice to the State Tax Court for appeals filed in Burlington City, Eastampton, Moorestown, Pemberton, Westampton, Mansfield, and Willingboro townships. The board also approved the minutes from the March 10, 2022 meeting. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting was otherwise procedural.

• Approved minutes of March 10, 2022 regular meeting
• Approved stipulations of settlement, withdrawals, and affirmations without prejudice to State Tax Court for appeals in seven municipalities

Taxation Board

This is a routine procedural meeting of the Burlington County Board of Taxation. The agenda lists standard items such as roll call, approval of minutes, and reports, with no specific substantive actions or discussions detailed.

• Approval of stipulations of settlement, withdrawals, and affirm without prejudice to State Tax Court for appeals filed
• Appeal hearings
• New business
• Old business
• Open to the public

The Burlington County Board of Taxation approved stipulations of settlement, withdrawals, and affirmations without prejudice for appeals filed in several townships, including Bass River, Bordentown, Maple Shade, Springfield, Burlington, Mansfield, Mount Laurel, Tabernacle, and Washington. The board also approved the minutes from the March 7, 2022 meeting. No substantive policy decisions were made; the meeting focused on routine administrative actions and hearing protocols.

• Approved minutes of March 7, 2022 regular meeting
• Approved stipulations of settlement, withdrawals, and affirm without prejudice for appeals in Bass River, Bordentown, Maple Shade, Springfield, Burlington, Mansfield, Mount Laurel, Tabernacle, and Washington townships

Land Development Review Committee

The committee is reviewing various development applications across Burlington County. The agenda includes items for warehouse acquisitions, residential builds, and truck service centers.

• DPIF3 Acquisition Co. Warehouse in Lumberton Township
• Habitat for Humanity Bordentown at Crosswicks Road & Thorntown Lane
• Westampton Truck Parking – Rancocas Holdings at Rancocas Rd & Highland Drive
• Cinnaminson Truck Service Center at Wallace Blvd & Mainline Drive
• MiPro Homes residential projects at 340 and 332 Tom Brown Road

The Land Development Review Committee acted on 12 applications, granting conditional approval to 9 projects, including two with waivers, and disapproving 3. The approvals and denials were based on the applications as presented.

• DPIF3 Acquisition Co. Warehouse (Lumberton Twp) conditionally approved
• Habitat for Humanity Bordentown (Bordentown Twp) conditionally approved with waiver
• Rowan Technologies (Westampton Twp) conditionally approved
• The Place at Burlington (Burlington Twp) disapproved
• Westampton Truck Parking – Rancocas Holdings (Westampton Twp) disapproved
• Cinnaminson Truck Service Center (Cinnaminson Twp) conditionally approved
• Rancocas Pointe Park Site Imps. (Mount Laurel Twp) conditionally approved with waiver
• Goodwill Industries (Cinnaminson Twp) conditionally approved

Planning Board

The Burlington County Planning Board is meeting virtually to handle routine business: approving minutes, electing officers, and reviewing land development reports. The agenda lists three site plans from the February 8 meeting, including a conditional approval for Medford Walk, a disapproval for 900 Richards Run/Whitesell Warehouse, and an approval for TL Hutton Funeral Services. The meeting is open to the public, with the next meeting scheduled for April 12, 2022.

• Election of officers as new business
• Medford Walk site plan: conditional approval
• 900 Richards Run / Whitesell Warehouse: disapproval
• TL Hutton Funeral Services: approval
• Meeting open to public; next meeting April 12, 2022

The Burlington County Planning Board approved the February 8, 2022 meeting minutes and accepted the Land Development Review Committee's agenda, which included conditional approval for Medford Walk, disapproval for 900 Richards Run/Whitesell Warehouse, and approval for TL Hutton Funeral Services. The board also accepted one performance guarantee and released one maintenance guarantee. Officers for 2022 were elected, including Nelson Wiest as Chairman and Michael Trainor as Deputy Chairman. No public comments were made.

• Approved minutes of February 8, 2022 meeting (all in favor)
• Accepted Land Development Review Committee agenda: Medford Walk conditional approval, 900 Richards Run/Whitesell Warehouse disapproval, TL Hutton Funeral Services approval (all in favor)
• Accepted 1 performance guarantee (all in favor)
• Released 1 maintenance guarantee (all in favor)
• Elected 2022 officers: Nelson Wiest Chairman, Michael Trainor Deputy Chairman, AJ Sabath Secretary, Nelson Wiest Land Development Review Committee Chairman (all in favor)

Taxation Board

The Burlington County Board of Taxation is meeting to approve minutes, consider stipulations of settlement and withdrawals for appeals filed in five municipalities, and hear property tax appeals. The agenda is largely procedural, with no substantive policy decisions listed.

• Approve minutes of March 2, 2022 meeting
• Motion to approve stipulations of settlement, withdrawals, affirm without prejudice to State Tax Court for appeals in Cinnaminson, Delanco, Edgewater Park, Medford Lakes, and Medford
• Hear appeals from Cinnaminson, Delanco, Edgewater Park, Medford Lakes, and Medford

The Burlington County Board of Taxation approved stipulations of settlement, withdrawals, and affirmations without prejudice for appeals filed in Cinnaminson, Delanco, Edgewater Park, Medford Lakes, and Medford townships. The board also approved the minutes of the March 7, 2022 regular meeting. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting was otherwise procedural.

• Approved stipulations of settlement, withdrawals, and affirmations without prejudice for appeals in Cinnaminson, Delanco, Edgewater Park, Medford Lakes, and Medford townships (4-0, Valenzano absent)
• Approved minutes of the March 7, 2022 regular meeting (4-0, Valenzano absent)

Taxation Board

The Board of Taxation will hold an in-person meeting to conduct appeal hearings. The agenda includes approval of previous minutes and reports from the Administrator and Commissioner.

• Appeal hearings for Burlington City
• Appeal hearings for Evesham Township
• Appeal hearings for Lumberton Township
• Approval of February 23, 2022 meeting minutes

The Burlington County Board of Taxation approved stipulations of settlement, withdrawals, and affirmations without prejudice for appeals filed in Burlington City, Evesham, Lumberton, and Southampton townships. The board also approved the minutes of the previous meeting. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting was largely procedural.

• Approved stipulations of settlement, withdrawals, and affirm without prejudice for appeals in Burlington City, Evesham, Lumberton, and Southampton townships
• Approved minutes of the regular meeting of March 2, 2022

Taxation Board

The Burlington County Board of Taxation is meeting in person on February 23, 2022, to approve the minutes from its December 15, 2021 regular meeting and to hold appeal hearings for 17 municipalities, including Beverly City, Bordentown City, Chesterfield Township, Delran Township, Fieldsboro Borough, Florence Township, Hainesport Township, Mt. Holly Township, North Hanover Township, Palmyra Borough, Pemberton Borough, Riverside Township, Riverton Borough, Southampton Township, and Woodland Township. The agenda also includes reports from the administrator and commissioner, correspondence, training, and public comment. No other substantive decisions or discussions are listed.

• Appeal hearings for 17 municipalities: Beverly City, Bordentown City, Chesterfield Township, Delran Township, Fieldsboro Borough, Florence Township, Hainesport Township, Mt. Holly Township, North Hanover Township, Palmyra Borough, Pemberton Borough, Riverside Township, Riverton Borough, Southampton Township, Woodland Township
• Approval of minutes from the December 15, 2021 regular meeting
• Reports from the Administrator and Commissioner
• Open to the public session
• Training/continuing education item

The Burlington County Board of Taxation approved stipulations of settlement, withdrawals, and affirmations without prejudice for appeals filed in 12 municipalities, including Palmyra Borough, Beverly City, and Delran Twp. The board also approved the minutes from the December 15, 2021 meeting. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting was largely procedural, with no public attendees.

• Approved minutes of December 15, 2021 regular meeting
• Approved stipulations of settlement, withdrawals, and affirm without prejudice for appeals in 12 municipalities (Palmyra, Beverly, Pemberton, Delran, Riverside, Fieldsboro, Riverton, Florence, Southampton, Hainesport, Woodland, Mount Holly)

Planning Board

The Board will review minutes from the January 11, 2022 meeting and receive reports on land development reviews. The agenda includes reviewing motions passed on seven site plans and one subdivision from the previous meeting.

• Approval of Cooper Health System/Moorestown Mall
• Conditional approval for 1 Sea Box Drive
• Conditional approval for 1900 River Road
• Conditional approval with waiver for 1804 River Road
• Disapproval of Burlington Mt. Holly-Quick Serve

The Burlington County Planning Board approved the minutes of the January 11, 2022 meeting and accepted the Land Development Review Committee's agenda, which included conditional approvals for several subdivisions and site plans, one disapproval, and one approval. The board also accepted two performance guarantees and two maintenance guarantees as presented. No public comments were made, and no old or new business was discussed.

• Approved minutes of January 11, 2022 meeting (all in favor)
• Accepted Land Development Review Committee agenda for January 11, 2022 (all in favor)
• Conditional approval for 1 Sea Box Drive (S21-08-078)
• Conditional approval for 1900 River Road (S21-06/15-080)
• Conditional approval with waiver for 1804 River Road (S20-06-041)
• Conditional approval for Elzbieta Krochta (S21-18-031)
• Disapproval for Burlington Mt. Holly-Quick Serve (S21-06-081)
• Accepted 2 performance and 2 maintenance guarantees (all in favor)

Land Development Review Committee

The Burlington County Land Development Review Committee is meeting by conference call to discuss three development applications. The agenda lists items for Medford Walk in Medford Township, a Whitesell Warehouse in Florence Township, and TL Hutton Funeral Services in Burlington Township. The agenda indicates these are discussion items and includes checklist rejections.

• S21-20-082 Medford Walk, Medford Township, Himmelein Road (CR 623) & Mill Street
• S21-15-084 900 Richards Run – Whitesell Warehouse, Florence Township, Richards Run & John Galt Way
• S22-06-001 TL Hutton Funeral Services, Burlington Township, Route 130 & La Groce Blvd
• Discussion of applications
• Checklist rejections

The Land Development Review Committee conditionally approved the Medford Walk development in Medford Township, disapproved the Whitesell Warehouse project in Florence Township, and approved TL Hutton Funeral Services in Burlington Township. All actions were taken as recorded in the minutes.

• Medford Walk (S21-20-082) conditionally approved
• 900 Richards Run – Whitesell Warehouse (S21-15-084) disapproved
• TL Hutton Funeral Services (S22-06-001) approved

County's Agriculture Development Board (CADB)

The Burlington County Agriculture Development Board is meeting to discuss and vote on several agricultural matters, including a farm stewardship award, a deed of easement compliance, a request for agricultural labor housing, and the acceptance of 2022 applications. They will also hear a presentation on the comprehensive plan update and consider the 2022 meeting schedule. The meeting includes a public comment period and a closed session for offers on 2021 batch applications.

• Deed of Easement Compliance - Mahon (Moran) Farm – Chesterfield Twp (Motion)
• Agricultural Labor Housing Unit Request – Bunting (VGF Group LLC) – Chesterfield Twp (Resolution)
• 2021 Farm Stewardship Award Selection (Motion)
• Recommendation to Accept Applications - 2022 (Motion)
• 2022 CADB Meeting schedule (Motion)

The Burlington County Agriculture Development Board declared a garage and driveway encroachment on the preserved Mahon (Moran) Farm in Chesterfield Township a violation of the Deed of Easement, requiring the parties to report back within 6 months on a resolution. The board also approved the 2021 Farm Stewardship Award for Lee Brothers, Inc., approved an agricultural labor housing unit request for Bunting (VGF Group, LLC), and recommended the County Commissioners accept 2022 farmland preservation applications.

• Declared garage/driveway encroachment on Mahon (Moran) Farm a Deed of Easement violation; parties to report back within 6 months (unanimous)
• Approved 2021 Farm Stewardship Award for Lee Brothers, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved agricultural labor housing unit request for Bunting (VGF Group, LLC) (unanimous)
• Recommended County Commissioners accept 2022 Farmland Preservation Applications (unanimous)
• Approved 2022 CADB meeting schedule keeping historic meeting times (unanimous)
• Approved October 14, 2021 Open Session minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Comprehensive Plan Update sub-committee recommendations (unanimous)

Land Development Review Committee

The Land Development Review Committee is meeting to discuss eight development applications, including building additions, a restaurant, and infrastructure replacements. The agenda lists items for discussion and checklist rejections, indicating both review and potential denial of applications.

• 1 Sea Box Drive – Building Addition, Cinnaminson Township
• 1900 River Road, Burlington Township & Florence Township
• 1804 River Road, Burlington Township
• Burlington Mt Holly – Quick Serve Restaurant, Burlington Township
• NJAW Woodlane Station Replacement, Westampton Township

The Land Development Review Committee held a conference call meeting on January 11, 2022, and acted on eight agenda items. Six projects received conditional approval, one received conditional approval with a waiver, and one was disapproved. All decisions were recorded as listed on the agenda.

• Conditional approval for building addition at 1 Sea Box Drive, Cinnaminson Township
• Conditional approval for 1900 River Road, Burlington Township & Florence Township
• Conditional approval with waiver for 1804 River Road, Burlington Township
• Conditional approval for Elzbieta Krochta, Mansfield Township
• Disapproval for quick serve restaurant at Burlington Mt Holly, Burlington Township
• Conditional approval with waiver for NJAW Woodlane Station Replacement, Westampton Township
• Conditional approval for Lepore, Moorestown Township
• Approval for Cooper Health System – Moorestown Mall, Moorestown Township

Planning Board

The Burlington County Planning Board is meeting virtually to review minutes, reports, and land development actions. They will consider 9 site plans reviewed on December 14, 2021, including conditional approvals and disapprovals. The meeting is open to the public.

• 710 Marne Highway Warehouse – Conditional Approval w/Waivers
• Woodlane Logistics – Disapproval
• The Crossings – Burlington Mall – Disapproval
• 3 Executive Drive – AMS Urban Renewal Apartments – Conditional Approval
• Chick-fil-a Centerton Square – Conditional Approval

The Burlington County Planning Board approved the minutes of its December 14, 2021 meeting and accepted the agenda and actions of the Land Development Review Committee for that date, which included conditional approvals, disapprovals, and approvals of various subdivisions and site plans. The board also accepted one performance guarantee and released four performance guarantees and one maintenance guarantee. No public comments were made, and no old or new business was discussed.

• Approved minutes of December 14, 2021 meeting (all in favor)
• Accepted Land Development Review Committee agenda and actions for December 14, 2021 (all in favor)
• Accepted one performance guarantee (all in favor)
• Released four performance guarantees and one maintenance guarantee (all in favor)