160 First Avenue NOT on the Agenda
Continuation of the variance application for the proposed apartment complex at 160 First Avenue will not be held at Thursday’s meeting of the Atlantic Highlands Planning Board.
Councilman Brian Dougherty, council representative to the planning board, said Kalian, owners of the property, have submitted changes to the original plans reducing the number of apartments from 30 to 25, thereby requiring fewer variances. However, following the last hearing on the matter, the architect is making more changes, he said, and is not prepared to present them at the October 5 meeting.
Hopefully, the councilman continued, a date for the continuation of the application for the complex, which includes demolishing Mike’s Sub Shop and the liquor store adjacent to it and building the second tallest building in the borough at East Garfield Avenue, will be announced at Thursday’s meeting
