Sayreville zoning board adopts routine resolutions, approves minutes and 2025 planners report
April 24, 2026 | Sayreville, Middlesex County, New Jersey
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During its April 22 meeting the Sayreville Zoning Board of Adjustment moved through routine business, adopting two resolutions, approving minutes and accepting the 2025 annual planners report.
The board considered resolutions including one for Daniel and Annette Hockenjosch (56 Forest Avenue). A member requested a correction to the Hockenjosch entry; after that change a motion to adopt the resolution carried on roll call.
The board then moved to approve the regular meeting minutes of March 25, 2026; members voted to approve. The chair presented the 2025 annual planners report and members indicated they had read the document. A member moved that the report be approved for transmittal; that motion carried. A board member noted the report contained no formal recommendations but said it would be sent as prescribed.
During discussion a staff speaker called attention to 'substantial differences' in detached garage provisions and referenced a roughly 450 square‑foot figure for detached garages; the board said it would monitor that provision to avoid improper expansions. The transcript language about square footage is approximate and was noted for further review by staff.
The meeting adjourned after those items.
The board considered resolutions including one for Daniel and Annette Hockenjosch (56 Forest Avenue). A member requested a correction to the Hockenjosch entry; after that change a motion to adopt the resolution carried on roll call.
The board then moved to approve the regular meeting minutes of March 25, 2026; members voted to approve. The chair presented the 2025 annual planners report and members indicated they had read the document. A member moved that the report be approved for transmittal; that motion carried. A board member noted the report contained no formal recommendations but said it would be sent as prescribed.
During discussion a staff speaker called attention to 'substantial differences' in detached garage provisions and referenced a roughly 450 square‑foot figure for detached garages; the board said it would monitor that provision to avoid improper expansions. The transcript language about square footage is approximate and was noted for further review by staff.
The meeting adjourned after those items.
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