Letter to the Editor Dozens of Variances Sought for Apartment Complex at 879 South Beverwyck Road

Parsippany, NJLocal News

The Islamic Community Cultural Center seeks multiple variances to build a 28-unit apartment complex at 879 South Beverwyck Road, which has drawn significant community opposition. Hundreds of residents have attended meetings that have been rescheduled or canceled, highlighting their concerns over the proposal. The property already faces non-conforming conditions, and there are existing traffic and safety issues, including congregants blocking fire hydrants. The Zoning Board of Adjustment has been accommodating, allowing the applicant to revise plans, but this has only led to increased frustration among residents. Many argue that the application should be denied outright due to its incompatibility with the neighborhood.

The next Zoning Board meeting is set for October 22 at Parsippany High School, where residents hope for a timely resolution. Community members emphasize the need for a swift decision to alleviate ongoing uncertainty. This situation reflects broader concerns about zoning regulations and community involvement in local developments.

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