Moorestown, NJ

Planning Board

The Moorestown Township Planning Board meeting scheduled for November 5, 2026, has been cancelled.

Town Council

Zoning Board

Historic Preservation Commission

Town Council

Town Council

Planning Board

Town Council

Zoning Board

Historic Preservation Commission

Zoning Board

Historic Preservation Commission

Zoning Board

Historic Preservation Commission

Zoning Board

Historic Preservation Commission

Historic Preservation Commission

Zoning Board

Zoning Board

Historic Preservation Commission

Zoning Board

Historic Preservation Commission

Historic Preservation Commission

Zoning Board

Zoning Board

Zoning Board

Zoning Board

Zoning Board

The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will meet to adopt a resolution regarding a chicken coop and hear a new variance request for a detached garage. The board will also review meeting minutes from September 15, 2026.

• Resolution ZBA#2026-14: Variance for a chicken coop at 328 High Street
• Application ZBA#2026-19: Variance to use a detached garage for HVAC storage at 406 Bridgeboro Rd.

Town Council

The Township Council will discuss regulations for keeping hens and the Town Green Bandshell rental policy. The body is deciding on several infrastructure contracts and a speed limit change near the Upper Elementary School.

• Proposed speed limit reduction on Borton Landing Road near the Upper Elementary School
• Contract for W. J. Gross, Inc. for Yancy-Adams Park asphalt path: $141,912.60
• Contract for A.C. Schultes, Inc. for Well No. 4 pump repairs: $73,180
• Snow removal contract extension for Franzeo’s Landscaping LLC: $25,000
• Discussion of draft ordinance to regulate the 'Keeping of Hens'

Historic Preservation Commission

The Historic Preservation Commission will meet to approve minutes from six previous meetings held between February and September 2026. There are no new business items listed on the agenda.

• Approval of meeting minutes from February 5, March 19, April 16, April 28, May 21, and September 17, 2026

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board will hold a regular meeting to consider a preliminary major subdivision for 24 residential lots on 65.47 acres at 451 Creek Road, along with site plan requests for a new office building and two bond ordinances for water and sewer infrastructure. The board will also adopt minutes from prior meetings and may take official action on any listed item.

• PB#2026-18: Preliminary Major Subdivision for 24 residential lots at 451 Creek Road (Block 8000, Lots 3-5)
• PB#2026-22: Preliminary and Final Site Plan with variances for a new 2-story office building at 301 Dawson St
• PB#2026-24: Bond ordinance appropriating $1,262,000 for Main Street Water Main Phase 3 Trench Restoration
• PB#2026-25: Bond ordinance appropriating $755,000 for Route 38 Sewer Pump Station Gravity Feed repairs

Town Council

Moorestown Township Council meets Monday, September 28, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. in the Municipal Complex at 111 West Second Street, in person and virtually via MS Teams. The agenda includes second-reading votes on four ordinances and a first reading on a new tree management chapter, plus a consent agenda of contracts and budget items. Council will also discuss zoning standards for chicken/poultry and hear a presentation on a poppy sculpture for Remembrance Park.

• Ordinance 22-2026 would vacate a right-of-way referred to as a portion of Linden Street east of the proposed Knowles Lane intersection (second reading)
• Ordinance 25-2026 would create Chapter 111 governing the Municipal Complex and prohibit smoking outside permitted smoking areas on its grounds (second reading)
• Ordinance 26-2026 would repeal Chapter 160 on preservation of existing vegetation and adopt a new Chapter 160, 'Tree Management and Preservation' (first reading)
• Consent agenda includes a one-year contract extension with Polydyne Inc. for liquid polymer, not to exceed $35,000 for the wastewater treatment plant and an estimated $23,600 for water treatment plants
• Consent agenda includes a one-year extension with Univar Solutions USA Inc. for hydrated lime, not to exceed $62,500, and a $917.50 affordable housing trust fund expenditure for housing plan services

Historic Preservation Commission

The Moorestown Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to consider recommending revised Historic Preservation Design Guidelines. The agenda is mostly procedural, with the only substantive item being this recommendation. Official action may be taken on any item listed.

• Recommendation of Revised Historic Preservation Design Guidelines

Zoning Board

The Zoning Board of Adjustment will consider several variance requests regarding property setbacks and land use. Items include a request for a new garage at 113 Pinehurst Lane and a multi-generational residential estate proposal at 783 Allison Court.

• Resolution ZBA#2026-18: Variance for a 704 sq ft garage at 113 Pinehurst Lane
• ZBA#2026-14: Variance for a chicken coop setback at 328 High Street
• ZBA#2025-27: Variance for impervious coverage and rear yard setback at 327 Mayland Ave
• ZBA#2026-11: Use variance for a three-unit residential estate at 783 Allison Court

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting to discuss and potentially take official action on several items, including a draft ordinance amending the tree chapter, capital projects, and multiple ordinances on first reading. The consent agenda includes contract change orders for water projects, rejection of bids for road improvements, and budget amendments. Public comments are limited to five minutes per speaker.

• Draft ordinance amending Chapter 160 (Trees)
• Ordinance 22-2026: vacation of right-of-way on Linden Street east of proposed Knowles Lane intersection
• Ordinance 24-2026: new Chapter 47 on amusement games
• Ordinance 25-2026: new Chapter 111 governing municipal complex, prohibiting smoking outside permitted areas
• Change order No. 1 for West Main Street water main replacement Phase 3: $159,930

Moorestown Township Council introduced four ordinances on first reading, each set for a public hearing on September 28, 2026, and adopted the consent agenda and eight resolutions by unanimous roll-call votes. The resolutions included a $159,930 change order for the West Main Street water main replacement Phase 3 and the rejection of all bids for the Providence Drive, Oldershaw Avenue and Moore Street improvements. Council also approved placing a draft tree ordinance on the next agenda for first reading and approved the bill list. No ordinances were on second reading and no minutes were approved.

• Introduced Ordinance 22-2026 vacating a portion of Linden Street east of the proposed Knowles Lane intersection; hearing set for September 28, 2026 (all in favor)
• Introduced Ordinance 23-2026 confirming farmland preservation falls under the Open Space Conservation and Environmental Stewardship Committee; hearing set for September 28, 2026 (all in favor)
• Introduced Ordinance 24-2026 adopting new Chapter 47 'Amusement Games'; hearing set for September 28, 2026 (all in favor)
• Introduced Ordinance 25-2026 creating Chapter 111 governing the Municipal Complex and prohibiting smoking outside permitted areas; hearing set for September 28, 2026 (all in favor)
• Adopted Consent Agenda Resolution CA 09 14 2026 (all in favor)
• Adopted Resolution 217-2026, a $159,930 contract change order for West Main Street Water Main Replacement Phase 3 (all in favor)
• Adopted Resolution 218-2026 rejecting all bids for the NJDOT FY2026 MA Providence Drive, Oldershaw Avenue and Moore Street improvements (all in favor)
• Approved placing the draft ordinance amending Chapter 160 'Preservation and Restoration of Existing Vegetation' on the next agenda for first reading

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board will consider two subdivision applications: a minor subdivision on Haines Mill Road and a major 24-lot subdivision on Creek Road. The board will also adopt minutes from the August 6 meeting and may take official action on any agenda item.

• PB#2026-21: Minor subdivision of 2.33 acres into 2 single-family lots at 1027 Haines Mill Road
• PB#2026-18: Preliminary major subdivision of 65.47 acres into 24 residential lots at 451 Creek Road
• No variances requested for the Creek Road subdivision
• Public comment limited to 5 minutes per speaker

The Board approved a preliminary major subdivision of 65.47 acres into 24 residential lots. Approval is contingent upon the developer providing private roads and detailed HOA maintenance documents for stormwater facilities. The Board also granted two design waivers for street tree spacing and sidewalks.

• Adopted Resolution PB#2026-21 for minor subdivision at 1027 Haines Mill Road
• Approved preliminary major subdivision at 451 Creek Road (unanimous)
• Granted design waiver for street tree spacing (451 Creek Road)
• Granted design waiver for partial sidewalk requirements (451 Creek Road)

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is meeting to discuss and take official action on several items, including two bond ordinances totaling over $2 million for infrastructure repairs, a draft ordinance to ban smoking at the municipal complex, and other proposed ordinances. The agenda also includes resolutions for a community event permit, tax cancellations, and contract awards. Public comments are limited to five minutes per speaker.

• Bond ordinance 20-2026: $1,262,000 for Main Street Water Main Phase 3 trench restoration
• Bond ordinance 21-2026: $755,000 for Route 38 sewer pump station gravity feed repairs
• Draft ordinance to prohibit smoking at Municipal Complex
• Resolution 208-2026: Approving special alcohol permit for Blue Grass Music Festival at Memorial Field
• Resolution 212-2026: $12,500 contract to BRB Valuation & Consulting for appraisal of 121-125 and 201-213 West Camden Avenue

The Town Council approved two bond ordinances for water main restoration and sewer pump station repairs. The council also passed a consent agenda including a property appraisal contract and a grant application for disability-accessible recreation.

• Approved $1,262,000 bond for Main Street Water Main Phase 3 trench restoration
• Approved $755,000 bond for Route 38 sewer pump station gravity feed repairs
• Approved special alcoholic beverage permit for Blue Grass Music Festival (Resolution 208-2026)
• Awarded $12,500 appraisal contract to BRB Valuation & Consulting Services, LLC
• Authorized grant application for recreational opportunities for individuals with disabilities
• Approved agreement with Burlington County for Community Development Act of 1974 participation
• Approved amendment to Board of Education shared services for Class III Special Law Enforcement Officers
• Authorized tax refunds for duplicate payments and cancellation of specific water/sewer charges

Historic Preservation Commission

Zoning Board

The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public meeting to consider several variance requests and adopt resolutions for prior applications. Items include converting an auto repair shop to a convenience store, sign variances, and a garage setback variance. The board may take official action on any item on the agenda.

• ZBA#2023-17P&F: Mathoan Gas #9 LLC, 401 Mt. Laurel Road, convert 1,705.71 sf auto repair to convenience store, variances for 58.4% impervious coverage (30% permitted) and front-yard trash enclosure
• ZBA#2023-17EXT#2: Extension request for prior use variance for convenience store at 401 Mount Laurel Road
• ZBA#2026-10: Ibrahim Kol, 101 N Lenola Road, sign variance to 40.8 sf (16 sf permitted) and height over 6'
• ZBA#2026-17: Balducci Inc., 304 Route 38, denial of variance for 5 signs (4 permitted), 2 façade signs (1 permitted), 79 sf each (24 sf permitted)
• ZBA#2026-18: Thomas & Lydia Sheckels, 113 Pinehurst Lane, new 704 sq ft garage 3 ft from side yard (12 ft required)

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council will hold a hybrid meeting on August 10, 2026, to take official action on several bond ordinances and resolutions. Key items include a $1.35M bond for affordable housing controls, a $1.262M bond for Main Street water main restoration, and a $755,000 bond for Route 38 sewer pump station repairs. The consent agenda includes emergency appropriations and contracts for the sewer repairs, plus routine tax refunds and appointments.

• Bond ordinance 19-2026: $1,350,000 for affordable housing controls, issuing $1,282,500 in bonds
• Bond ordinance 20-2026: $1,262,000 for Main Street Water Main Phase 3 trench restoration
• Bond ordinance 21-2026: $755,000 for Route 38 sewer pump station gravity feed repairs
• Resolution 204-2026: $86,351.77 emergency pump rental for sewer repairs
• Resolution 205-2026: $663,648.23 emergency contract for sewer repairs

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board will hold a regular meeting to consider two subdivision applications. One is a minor subdivision lot line adjustment with variances for the Canton/PCCH Properties LLC at 140, 145, 154 E Main St. The other is a proposed minor subdivision by Brian Pearce at 1027 Haines Mill Road, which requires variance relief for lot size and frontage. The board will also adopt resolutions and approve minutes from the previous meeting.

• PB#2026-19: Canton/PCCH Properties LLC, 140, 145, 154 E Main St., Block 4900 Lots 8,9,10 - minor subdivision lot line adjustment with variances for lot width, lot coverage, front yard setback, side yard setback
• PB#2026-21: Brian Pearce, 1027 Haines Mill Road, Block 6900 Lot 11 - proposed minor subdivision of 2.33 acres into 2 single-family lots, with variance requests for lot size (1.06 and 1.27 acres vs. 1.5 required) and frontage (25' vs. 150' required)
• Adoption of resolutions for PB#2026-19
• Approval of meeting minutes from July 9, 2026

The Board approved a minor subdivision at 1027 Haines Mill Road to create two residential lots, subject to seven conditions including stormwater and soil reports. The Board also adopted a resolution for a lot line adjustment at 140, 145, and 154 E Main St.

• Approved minor subdivision of 1027 Haines Mill Road into two lots (majority vote)
• Adopted resolution PB#2026-19 for lot line adjustment at 140, 145, 154 E Main St. (unanimous)
• Adopted July 9, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)

Town Council

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is meeting to discuss and take official action on several items, including a bond ordinance for acquiring affordable housing property interests, a proposed traffic signal on South Lenola Road, and a consent agenda with contracts and resolutions. The meeting is hybrid, with public participation allowed in person or virtually.

• Bond ordinance 19-2026: $1,350,000 appropriation for affordable housing property interests, with $1,282,500 in bonds
• Proposed South Lenola Road traffic signal (discussion)
• Contract to Landberg Construction LLC for $960,774.42 for 2026 Road Overlay Program
• Contract to Princeton Hydro, LLC for $383,700 for ecological restoration at Swede Run Fields
• Sale of property at 140 East Third Street for $120,000 via public auction

Council introduced Ordinance 19-2026 on first reading, a $1,350,000 bond ordinance to acquire affordability controls on residential properties tied to the Township's Fourth Round Affordable Housing compliance, with a public hearing set for August 10, 2026. Council also approved its consent agenda, including a $960,774.42 contract with Landberg Construction LLC for the 2026 Road Overlay Program and a $383,700 contract with Princeton Hydro, LLC for ecological restoration at Swede Run Fields. Council voiced support for a proposed traffic signal on South Lenola Road sought by PREIT, with a resolution of support to come at a later meeting, and supported a possible ordinance banning smoking near the library. All votes were unanimous among members present; Deputy Mayor Keating was absent.

• Introduced Ordinance 19-2026 on first reading: $1,350,000 bond ordinance for acquisition of affordability controls, $1,282,500 in bonds/notes; public hearing set for August 10, 2026 (all in favor)
• Adopted Consent Agenda Resolution CA 07 27 2026 (all in favor)
• Awarded $960,774.42 contract to Landberg Construction LLC for the 2026 Road Overlay Program (consent agenda, all in favor)
• Awarded $383,700 contract to Princeton Hydro, LLC for ecological restoration and wildlife habitat improvements at Swede Run Fields (consent agenda, all in favor)
• Authorized sale of property at 140 East Third Street (Block 4404, Lot 1) for $120,000 via submission of intention to bid and public auction (consent agenda, all in favor)
• Approved $2,804.40 from the Affordable Housing Trust Fund for housing plan services (consent agenda, all in favor)
• Approved minutes of May 18, 2026 and July 13, 2026 meetings and the bill list (all in favor)
• Supported, without formal action, a PREIT proposal for a traffic signal on South Lenola Road and a possible ordinance prohibiting smoking near the library

Zoning Board

The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting on July 21, 2026, to consider several zoning applications. Items include adoption of resolutions for two prior applications, continued business on a convenience store conversion, and new business including sign variance requests. The board may take official action on any item on the agenda.

• ZBA#2023-17P&F: Convert auto repair building to convenience store at 401 Mt. Laurel Road, with variances for 58.4% impervious coverage (30% permitted) and front-yard trash enclosure
• ZBA#2023-17EXT#2: Extension request for previously approved use variance for convenience store at 401 Mount Laure Road
• ZBA#2026-10: Freestanding sign variance at 101 N Lenola Road, 40.8 sf where 16 sf permitted, height over 6 feet (carried from May 19, 2026)
• ZBA#2026-17: Sign variances at 304 Route 38, allowing 5 signs (4 permitted), 2 façade signs (1 permitted), and 79 sf per sign (24 sf permitted)
• Adoption of resolutions for ZBA#2025-28 (121 W. Main Street) and ZBA#2026-16 (326 Kenilworth Ave.)

The Moorestown Zoning Board approved a site plan and variances for Mathoan Gas #9 LLC to convert an auto repair building at 401 Mt. Laurel Road into a convenience store, including a trash enclosure in the front yard and impervious coverage of 58.4% where 30% is permitted. The board also approved a separate extension request for the use variance for the same property. Two resolutions from prior meetings were approved unanimously, and the board denied a sign variance request from Balducci Inc. for 304 Route 38.

• Approved ZBA#2023-17P&F site plan and variances for convenience store at 401 Mt. Laurel Road (unanimous)
• Approved ZBA#2023-17EXT#2 extension of use variance for convenience store at 401 Mt. Laurel Road (unanimous)
• Approved ZBA#2025-28 resolution for 121 W. Main Street (unanimous, Hanuscin abstained)
• Approved ZBA#2026-16 resolution for 326 Kenilworth Ave. (unanimous, Hanuscin abstained)
• Approved June 30, 2026 minutes (unanimous, Hanuscin abstained)
• Approved ZBA#2026-10 sign and stairway enclosure variances for 101 N Lenola Road with conditions (unanimous, Brossy recused)
• Denied ZBA#2026-17 sign variances for Balducci Inc. at 304 Route 38 (6-1)

Historic Preservation Commission

The Moorestown Township Historic Preservation Commission has cancelled its meeting scheduled for Thursday, July 16, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. at Town Hall Council Chambers. The notice provides no further details or agenda items.

• Meeting of July 16, 2026 cancelled

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is holding a hybrid meeting on July 13, 2026, with official action items including a second-reading ordinance to amend the historic preservation chapter of the township code. The consent agenda includes budget amendments, contracts for Yancy-Adams Park work, and various administrative approvals. Public comments are limited to five minutes per speaker.

• Ordinance 18-2026 amending Chapter 96 (Historic Preservation) on second reading
• Contract with W. J. Gross, Inc. for $44,300 for Yancy-Adams Park landscape work
• Contract with W. J. Gross, Inc. for $33,100 for Yancy-Adams Park fence installation
• Resolution 181-2026 authorizing property tax refund and cancellation for a disabled veteran exemption at 315 Fairview Avenue
• Resolution 182-2026 authorizing $155.92 from Affordable Housing Trust Fund for housing plan services

The Moorestown Township Council adopted Ordinance 18-2026 amending Chapter 96 on historic preservation, approved the consent agenda (with Resolution 176-2026 pulled for separate vote), and authorized contracts for park improvements and other routine items. The council also discussed the future of the vacant New Albany Business Park, considering a solar development without a new RFP, and entered closed session for litigation and negotiations.

• Adopted Ordinance 18-2026 amending historic preservation code (all in favor)
• Approved Consent Agenda CA 07 13 2026 (all in favor)
• Approved Resolution 176-2026 appointing council liaison to Historic Preservation Commission (all in favor, Keating abstained)
• Approved $44,300 contract with W.J. Gross for Yancy-Adams Park landscaping (consent agenda)
• Approved $33,100 contract with W.J. Gross for Yancy-Adams Park fence installation (consent agenda)
• Approved agreement with Helpsy for clothing collection (consent agenda)
• Approved $155.92 expenditure from Affordable Housing Trust Fund (consent agenda)
• Approved minutes of June 8 and June 22 meetings (all in favor)

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board will consider two subdivision applications. The first is a resolution to approve a major subdivision for 21 residential lots (19 new) at 425 East Linden Street. The second is a new application for a lot line adjustment with variances at 140-154 E Main St. The meeting also includes adoption of prior meeting minutes and public comment with a 5-minute limit per speaker.

• PB#2025-31: Preliminary and Final Major Subdivision for 21 residential lots (19 proposed) at 425 East Linden Street, Block 6013, Lot 50 and Block 6000 Lot 13
• PB#2026-19: Minor Subdivision Lot Line Adjustment with variances for lot width, lot coverage, front yard setback, and side yard setback at 140, 145, 154 E Main St., Block 4900 Lots 8,9,10
• Adoption of meeting minutes from December 4, 2025, January 15, 2026, and March 5, 2026
• Public comment limited to 5 minutes per speaker

The Moorestown Planning Board unanimously approved a minor subdivision for lot line adjustments at 140, 145, and 154 E Main St., including variances for lot width, coverage, and setbacks. The board also approved the Janet H. Knowles Trust's preliminary and final major subdivision for 21 residential lots on East Linden Street, and adopted minutes from three prior meetings.

• Approved PB#2026-19 lot line adjustments with variances (unanimous)
• Approved PB#2025-31 major subdivision for 21 lots on East Linden Street (unanimous)
• Adopted minutes from Dec 4, 2025, Jan 15, 2026, and Mar 5, 2026 meetings (unanimous)

General

The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public meeting to consider two variance requests. The board will also approve minutes from its June 16 meeting and may take official action on any agenda item. Public comment is limited to five minutes per speaker.

• ZBA#2026-14: Variance to allow a chicken coop less than 50 feet from street/property line at 328 High Street (Block 4504 Lot 17)
• ZBA#2026-16: Variance for 25.48' aggregate setback (30' required) and 21.8' front yard setback (30' required) for a front porch at 326 Kenilworth Ave. (Block 2106 Lot 26)

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is holding a hybrid meeting on June 22, 2026, with official action on ordinances and resolutions. Key items include a second-reading vote on regulating low-speed electric bicycles and scooters, a first reading of historic preservation code amendments, and a consent agenda with contracts, grants, and appointments. Public comments are limited to five minutes per speaker.

• Ordinance 17-2026: Regulates low-speed electric bicycles, motorized bicycles, and scooters (second reading)
• Ordinance 18-2026: Amends Chapter 96 on Historic Preservation (first reading)
• Resolution 162-2026: $115,400.35 change order for Wastewater Treatment Plant Headworks Upgrades
• Resolution 166-2026: $1,161.00 from Affordable Housing Trust Fund for housing plan services
• Resolution 168-2026: Grant application to NJDOT for FY2027 Municipal Aid

The Moorestown Township Council unanimously adopted Ordinance 17-2026, which regulates low-speed electric bicycles, motorized bicycles, and electric scooters. The council also introduced Ordinance 18-2026 on historic preservation for a public hearing on July 13, 2026, and approved the consent agenda with 13 resolutions. A closed session was held for real property and litigation matters, with no formal action taken afterward.

• Adopted Ordinance 17-2026 regulating electric bikes and scooters (unanimous)
• Introduced Ordinance 18-2026 amending historic preservation chapter; public hearing set for July 13, 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda with 13 resolutions (unanimous)
• Approved bill list for expenditures (unanimous)
• Authorized closed session for real property and litigation matters (unanimous)

Historic Preservation Commission

The Moorestown Township Historic Preservation Commission has cancelled its meeting scheduled for Thursday, June 18, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. at Town Hall Council Chambers. The notice was issued June 12, 2026, in accordance with the Open Public Meetings Act. No business will be conducted at this meeting.

• Meeting cancellation notice issued June 12, 2026
• Original meeting time: June 18, 2026 at 7:00 p.m.
• Location: Town Hall Council Chambers, 111 West Second Street, Moorestown, NJ

Zoning Board

The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting to adopt resolutions for two variance requests and hear new business on three carried-over applications. The agenda includes requests for impervious coverage, setbacks, and a commercial redevelopment variance. Official action may be taken on any item.

• ZBA#2025-31: Thomas E. Londres, 600 Beacon Street, variance for 33.3% impervious coverage (30% max), pool/shed setbacks, and 17.31' rear yard setback (25' required)
• ZBA#2026-15: Brendan & Brianne Callahan, 229 Cedar Street, variance for 17'7" rear yard setback (25' required) for an addition
• ZBA#2025-27: Michael & Kimberly Lynch, 327 Mayland Ave., variance for 42.3% impervious coverage (30% max), existing condition, carried to future meeting
• ZBA#2025-28: Amit Patel, 121 W. Main Street, FAR variance 3.65 (0.4 required), 0' side/rear setbacks, 0 parking spaces (34 required) for 2 residential floors above commercial building
• ZBA#2026-10: Ibrahim Kol, 101 N Lenola Road, variance for freestanding sign 40.8 sq ft (16 sq ft max) and height over 6'

The Moorestown Zoning Board approved a variance application for a mixed-use building at 121 W. Main Street, allowing a FAR of 3.65, reduced setbacks, and zero parking spaces. The project will add two residential floors above the existing commercial building, including low-income units, with conditions including site plan approval and a deed restriction. The board also unanimously approved two other variance requests for residential properties. One application was carried to a future meeting.

• Approved ZBA#2025-31 for 600 Beacon St. pool, shed, and setback variances (unanimous)
• Approved ZBA#2026-15 for 229 Cedar St. rear yard setback variance (unanimous)
• Approved ZBA#2025-28 for 121 W. Main St. mixed-use project with conditions (6-1)
• Carried ZBA#2025-27 for 327 Mayland Ave. impervious coverage to future meeting
• Carried ZBA#2026-10 for 101 N Lenola Rd. sign variance to July 21, 2026 meeting
• Approved May 19, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is meeting on June 8, 2026, to take official action on several items, including ordinances to authorize the sale of property at 140 East Third Street and to amend the Moorestown Mall Redevelopment Plan. The council will also consider a first-reading ordinance to regulate low-speed electric bicycles and scooters, and will vote on a consent agenda with contracts and budget amendments. Public comments are limited to five minutes per speaker.

• Ordinance 15-2026: Authorizes sale of property at 140 East Third Street via public auction
• Ordinance 16-2026: Amends the Moorestown Mall Redevelopment Plan
• Ordinance 17-2026: Regulates low-speed electric bicycles, scooters, and similar devices
• Contract to Calgon Carbon Corp for $184,800 for carbon removal at North Church Street water plant
• Contract to A.C. Schultes for $135,800 for Well No. 5 rehabilitation at Kings Highway water plant

The Moorestown Township Council adopted two ordinances on second reading: one authorizing the sale of property at 140 East Third Street via public auction, and another amending the Moorestown Mall Redevelopment Plan. The council also introduced an ordinance to regulate low-speed electric bicycles and scooters, set for a public hearing on June 22, 2026. All votes were unanimous.

• Adopted Ordinance 15-2026 authorizing sale of property at 140 East Third Street (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 16-2026 amending Moorestown Mall Redevelopment Plan (unanimous)
• Introduced Ordinance 17-2026 regulating low-speed electric bicycles and scooters (unanimous)
• Approved Consent Agenda Resolution CA 06 08 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved 10 consent agenda resolutions including contracts for water treatment and hockey rink (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of April 20, 2026 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved bill list (unanimous)
• Authorized closed session for litigation and negotiations (unanimous)

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board will hold a regular meeting on June 4, 2026, to consider several items, including adoption of a resolution for a minor subdivision, a referral from Township Council to amend the Moorestown Mall Redevelopment Plan, and a major subdivision application for 19 new residential lots. Official action may be taken on any item.

• PB#2026-13: 3-lot minor subdivision at 325 W Main Street, Block 2109 Lot 2, no variances
• PB#2026-15: Referral from Township Council Ordinance No. 16-2026 amending Moorestown Mall Redevelopment Plan (Block 3000, multiple lots)
• PB#2025-31: Preliminary and Final Major Subdivision for 21 residential lots (2 existing, 19 proposed) plus open space, stormwater, pump station, wetlands at 425 East Linden Street, Blocks 6013 and 6000

Historic Preservation Commission

The Historic Preservation Commission will consider a proposal for exterior renovations at 127 West Main Street. The application by Hermine, LLC includes stucco work, window expansion, awnings, and new signage.

• HPC #2026-04: Proposed exterior renovation at 127 West Main Street (Block 2407 Lot 32)

Zoning Board

The Moorestown Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting on May 19, 2026, to consider several variance requests. The board will adopt a resolution for a wall height variance, continue a pool-related case, and hear two new business applications. Official action may be taken on any agenda item.

• Resolution ZBA#2026-09: Johnston, 1 Hornbeam Road — variance for 4'2" wall, 6'5" columns and gate where 3' is allowed
• Continued case ZBA#2025-31: Londres, 600 Beacon Street — variances for 33.3% impervious coverage (30% allowed), pool/shed setbacks, and rear yard setback
• New case ZBA#2026-15: Callahan, 229 Cedar Street — variance for 17'7" rear yard setback (25' required) for an addition
• New case ZBA#2026-10: Kol, 101 N Lenola Road — variance for freestanding sign 40.8 sq ft (16 sq ft allowed) and height over 6'

The Moorestown Zoning Board approved a variance for an inground pool at 600 Beacon Street, allowing impervious coverage of 33.3% (where 30% is permitted) and reduced setbacks, with conditions including moving a fence and installing tree protection. The board also approved a rear yard setback variance for an addition at 229 Cedar Street and a wall height variance at 1 Hornbeam Road. A sign variance application was carried to the next meeting.

• Approved Resolution ZBA#2026-09 for wall/column/gate height variance at 1 Hornbeam Road (unanimous)
• Approved variance for inground pool at 600 Beacon Street with conditions (unanimous)
• Approved rear yard setback variance for addition at 229 Cedar Street (unanimous)
• Carried sign variance application ZBA#2026-10 to June 16, 2026 hearing

Town Council

The Moorestown Township Council is holding a hybrid meeting on May 18, 2026, with official action items including ordinances on first reading to authorize the sale of property at 140 East Third Street via public auction and to amend the Moorestown Mall Redevelopment Plan. The council will also discuss a draft e-bike ordinance and open gym/recreation improvements. Consent agenda resolutions include budget amendments, a change order for the 2025 Road Overlay Program, and a moratorium extension on cannabis license support letters.

• Ordinance 15-2026 authorizing sale of property at 140 East Third Street (Block 4404, Lot 1) through public auction
• Ordinance 16-2026 amending Moorestown Mall Redevelopment Plan
• Resolution 145-2026: Change Order No. 1 net decrease of $244,637 for 2025 Road Overlay Program
• Resolution 148-2026 extending moratorium on cannabis license support letters through December 2026
• Resolution 147-2026: Grant application for Safe Streets for All (SS4A) FY26 planning grant

The Moorestown Township Council introduced two ordinances on first reading: one authorizing the sale of property at 140 East Third Street through public auction, and another amending the Moorestown Mall Redevelopment Plan. Both will have public hearings on June 8, 2026. The council also approved the consent agenda, including resolutions for budget amendments, a road overlay change order, and a moratorium extension on cannabis license support letters. No ordinances were adopted on second reading.

• Introduced Ordinance 15-2026 authorizing sale of 140 East Third Street via public auction (all in favor)
• Introduced Ordinance 16-2026 amending Moorestown Mall Redevelopment Plan (all in favor)
• Approved Consent Agenda Resolution CA 05 18 2026 (all in favor)
• Approved 10 consent agenda resolutions including budget amendments, road overlay change order, and cannabis moratorium extension (all in favor)
• Approved bill list for expenditures (all in favor)
• Authorized closed session for real property and litigation matters (all in favor)

Planning Board

The Moorestown Planning Board will hold its regular meeting on May 7, 2026, at Town Hall. The board will review and potentially adopt resolutions, including a minor site plan for a Speed Gas station and bond ordinances for Providence Drive and road overlay projects. No major decisions are scheduled beyond these items.

• Speed Gas Moorestown minor site plan for 225 Chester Ave. (canopy and propane tank)
• 2nd Street Properties 3-lot subdivision at 325 W Main St. (no variances requested)
• Bond Ordinance No. 10-2026 for Providence Drive, Moore Street, and Oldershaw Avenue ($584,000)
• Bond Ordinance No. 11-2026 for 2026 Road Overlay Program ($1,316,000)