Tag: Jackson
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Zoning board approves construction of three buildings on County Line Road
JACKSON – The Jackson Zoning Board of Adjustment has approved an application that proposed the construction of a multi-tenant contractors office, showroom, garage, warehouse and shop on County Line Road. Board Chairman Steve Costanzo, Vice Chairman Sheldon Hofstein and board members Alexander Sauickie, Carl F. Book Jr., Kathryn McIlhinney, Peter Maher and Scott Najarian voted…
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Jackson zoning board requests more information about proposed building
JACKSON – An applicant seeking municipal approval to construct a commercial building on South Hope Chapel Road in Jackson has been asked to improve the site plan that has been submitted to the Planning Board. The applicant, Hope Offices, LLC, wants to construct a 13,000-square-foot, two-story building containing retail, office and storage space. According to…
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CentraState Lab relocates to Jackson
CentraState Health System has relocated its CentraState Lab at Jackson to 161 Bartley Road at the corner of County Line, Jackson. CentraState’s outpatient lab offers more than 500 comprehensive diagnostic tests, including protimes; urinalysis, thyroid and glucose testing; CBC; basic metabolic panel; prostate specific antigen; lipid profile; and more. Hours of operation are 7 a.m. to 1…
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Jackson zoning board denies application for cell tower on Cassville Road
JACKSON – Members of the Jackson Zoning Board of Adjustment have denied an applicant’s request to construct a wireless telecommunications facility in a residential zone on Cassville Road. T-Mobile Northeast LLC/Eco Site LLC/Pyramid Network SVS LLC sought a use variance from the board to construct a 100-foot-tall monopole in a zone in which such a…
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Jackson Township Council adopts $44 million budget for 2018
JACKSON – Members of the Township Council have adopted a $44.17 million budget to fund the operation of Jackson during 2018. The 2018 budget will be supported in part by the collection of $32.35 million in taxes from Jackson’s residential and commercial property owners. Other revenues will include $3.4 million in state aid, the same…
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Former loan officer sentenced to prison
A Jackson resident has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for his role in a large-scale mortgage fraud scheme that used phony documents and straw buyers to acquire more than $6 million in loans, U.S. Attorney Craig Carpenito announced. Joseph DiValli previously pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Susan D. Wigenton to a superseding…
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Jackson police officers Parise, Crowley promoted to new positions
JACKSON – The Jackson Police Department has a new lieutenant and a new sergeant. Officers Christopher Parise and Trevor Crowley were promoted during the May 22 Township Council meeting in front of their colleagues, friends, family members and residents. Parise was promoted from sergeant to lieutenant and Crowley was promoted to sergeant. Police Chief Matthew…
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Jackson council authorizes lease with model airplane organization
JACKSON – Municipal officials will continue to permit a nonprofit organization to use township property so enthusiasts may fly model airplanes. During a Township Council meeting on May 22, members of the governing body adopted an ordinance authorizing the execution of a lease agreement with Ocean County Modelers Inc. According to the ordinance, Jackson owns…
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Voters will have say on adding personnel to Jackson schools’ security force
JACKSON – On Nov. 6, residents will be given an opportunity to have a direct say on the size of the Jackson School District’s security force. The district includes six elementary schools, two middle schools and two high schools. A public question on the ballot will ask voters if they want to add six school…
