Kinderkamack Road Housing Development Approved
Planning Board gives project the go-ahead after developer offers to finish borough streetscape south to Main Street
With changes to the location of three refuge bins onsite and an offer to complete the remaining 200 feet of Kinderkamack Road streetscape, the Now Atkins LLC project for a housing development at 230 Kinderkamack Road in River Edge received the borough's Planning Board approval. "We've worked diligently to come up with a solution to the problem of the refuge bins and believe we've reached one," project attorney Thomas Barrett said. According to Barrett, the three refuge bins would be moved closer to each of the buildings and be surrounded by a wooden enclosure. Each enclosure would measure approximately six feet high. "By having the three areas instead of the original two, it will reduce the amount of trach that could be placed into the …
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Todd vandeweghe
12:00 pm on Thursday, June 28, 2012
Drainage leads to a ditch by the Railroad tracks. Mosquitos breed in standing water. Moves over to Coles Brook, which never floods? Which is near the other high density development that is proposed? More impervious surface, more water redirected equals more flooding. more ›