Planning Board approves two major development resolutions with 45 affordable housing units. The Manchester Township Planning Board unanimously approved amended resolutions Monday for Parkwood Square LP (28 affordable units) and South Hope Chapel Town Square LLC (17 affordable units), addressing
Manchester Planning Board approved Reich subdivision on Steiner Road with stormwater conditions.
Environmental Commission celebrates art contest winners and discusses two-year pilot program. The Environmental Commission held its annual Earth Day Art Contest awards ceremony, with Commissioner Sandra Drake and Mayor Hankins presenting winners across six grade levels, including fifth grader
Manchester Environmental Commission reorganizes under new leadership. The Manchester Township Environmental Commission held its re-organization meeting Tuesday, electing Dominick Tedeschi as Chairperson and Anthony Nasta as Vice-Chairperson in unanimous 5-0 votes. Secretary Amanda Kisty conducted
Manchester Environmental Commission shelves camping event plan, prioritizes community birdhouse initiative instead. The five-member commission voted unanimously to enter executive session to discuss personnel matters and returned to approve the November 25, 2025 meeting minutes, with Commissioner
Manchester Planning Board completes its annual 2026 reorganization with unanimous leadership votes. Felicia Finn was elected Chairperson, William Barron as Vice Chairperson, and Timothy Umlauf as Vice Chairperson Pro Tem. The board unanimously appointed Joseph D. Coronato Jr., Esq., as Solicitor;
Manchester Planning Board advances master plan reexamination with zoning restrictions and solar plan. Chairwoman Felicia Finn led the board in voting 6-0 to recommend the comprehensive policy overhaul to the Council after more than a year of deliberation. The reexamination proposes restricting
Planning Board approves 240-unit apartment complex on Highway 37. The Manchester Township Planning Board voted 5-0-1 to grant site plan approval for Highway 37 LLC's 240-apartment development, including 48 affordable housing units (20 percent), on a 24-acre parcel; the board had previously denied
Planning board approves three township land subdivisions for property exchanges. The Manchester Township Planning Board unanimously backed three linked land-swap applications designed to consolidate township holdings and create developable lots meeting R-40 residential standards. Township Engineer
Rent board continues mobile home park dispute over excessive rent increases. The Manchester Rent Leveling Board adjourned the Oak & Mal case to June 2, 2026, after tenant Maria Mork presented evidence her rent jumped from $525 to $750 per month following the property's June 2025 sale, far exceeding