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Morristown Zoning Board Discusses Mixed-Use Redevelopment Near Open Road Mazda

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What happened

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The Morristown zoning board held a meeting to discuss the redevelopment of 75-81 Ridgedale Ave. into two identical buildings featuring retail units and apartments. DKRL, LLC., the applicant, is seeking to demolish the site and build from the ground up, a plan represented by Frank Vitolo. Board member Kenneth Katz commented on the potential impact this project could have on Open Road Mazda.

From morristowngreen.com

Why it matters

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The board is considering an appeal for bulk variances that would allow for a mixed-use, moderately-dense subdivision. If the zoning board approves the mixed-use subdivision, Open Road Mazda's inventory might be forced to return to the confines of the dealership.

From morristowngreen.com

Who's involved

  • Kenneth KatzMorristown zoning board member who commented on the project's impact
  • VitoloAttorney representing the applicant, DKRL, LLC.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Kenneth KatzSpeculative

    Open Road Mazda might face changes in sales volume or inventory management if the zoning board approves the mixed-use subdivision.

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