Multilayered LLC Challenging Jackson Zoning over Proposed Building Project

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February 21, 2017

According to a public notice published this week, Feldchild, LLP seeks to build multiple shops and buildings for contractors at 504 Whitesville Road in Jackson and their attorney, Raymond F. Shea is challenging the township for an interpretation of zoning regulations that could prohibit the project.

Feldchild LLP is a business registered in Colorado and the owner identified as Rabbi Yechezkel Feldberger, former rabbi of Congregation Zera Abraham based out of Denver, Colorado.

According to county records, the property has switched hands several times since 2014. It was originally owned by Blanche Horowitz, fka Blanche Honigman of Lakewood, NJ. It was then transferred to Quack Properties, a company with a P.O. Box in Seaside Park prior to the 2014 transfer.

In 2015, it was then transferred to Winding River, LP. a limited partnership company out of Nevada with a mailing address of 561 Winding River Court, Brick, NJ.   The property at 561 Winding River Court is owned by Big Business, LP, another limited partnership company.

In 2016, Winding River, LP sued Quack Properties for $50,000 in punitive damages in a breach of contract lawsuit.

The property in question is just north of the intersection of Faraday and Whitesville on the southbound side of Whitesville Road.

A hearing has been scheduled before the zoning board on March 1st at 7pm at town hall.

 

JACKSON TOWNSHIP PUBLIC NOTICE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that FELDCHILD, LLP has applied to the Jackson Zoning Board of Adjustment for an Interpretation with respect to Article VII Section: 244-97A & D as it relates to an application for site plan to the planning board with respect to Lot 6 in Block 22401 for multiple contractor offices and shops of 10,000 square feet each. Both uses are expressly permitted in the zone but the local ordinance is silent with respect to multiple uses in one or multiple buildings. Applicant contends that the PM-1 zoning district does not expressly prohibit multiple buildings or multiple uses within said buildings. Alternatively, should the board determine otherwise, the applicant seeks whatever variances may be necessary to advance the proposed permitted uses to be processed through a site plan. Said application shall include a request for any and all other variances and/or waivers as may be required by submission and discussion of the plans. . The aforesaid has been scheduled for a hearing before the Jackson Township Zoning Board , at the Jackson Township Municipal Building, 95 West Veterans Highway, Jackson, New Jersey on Wednesday, March 1, 2017 at 7:00 p.m. or as soon thereafter as possible. The application, maps and supporting documents are on file in the Jackson Township Zoning Board in the municipal building and are available for public inspection during normal business hours for a period of 10 days prior to the date of hearing. RAYMOND F. SHEA, JR., ESQ. RAY SHEA LAW, LLC Attorney for Applicant 2105 W. County Line Road Jackson, New Jersey 08527 (732) 364-7333 ($46.20)

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