Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Keith Dalton’s organization
Aug 25, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Alpine Planning Board Regular Meeting Minutes
The meeting included the swearing-in of a new board member. The board addressed a soil moving permit resolution for 791 Closter Dock. A hearing was held regarding a proposed minor subdivision at 36 and 40 Allison Road, where the board discussed lot line adjustments, necessary variances, and site characteristics. The board also reviewed and approved bills and claims for legal and engineering services, and briefly touched upon a sprinkler system installation for the Lily Pond development.
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The board conducted a hearing regarding a soil moving permit application for 791 Closter Dock Road, which involved discussions on site conditions, environmental permits, riparian zone requirements, and drainage management. The application for soil movement was approved with conditions including a tree removal plan and title report requirements. Additionally, the board approved bills and claims, discussed traffic and road improvements on Closter Dock Road, noted the passing of a council member, and addressed requests for clearer reporting on future financial statements.
Mar 10, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Alpine Planning Board Special Meeting
The meeting included the swearing-in of a new Class III board member. Key agenda items featured a public hearing regarding the Housing Element and Fair Share Plan and the review of zoning ordinances for consistency with the Master Plan. The board also reviewed and approved various bills and claims. Additionally, discussions were held regarding the transition of board materials to a digital format and concerns over weight restrictions on local roads, with plans to consult the local Police Chief.
Feb 17, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Alpine Planning Board Special Meeting
The board conducted a reorganization, which included swearing in a new alternate member, electing officers, and appointing professional service providers such as the Board Attorney, Board Engineer, and Borough Planner. The main agenda item was the re-examination of the Master Plan, which was reviewed and approved to ensure consistency with affordable housing changes. Additional discussions touched upon traffic concerns, the protection of green spaces and parks, clarification on the Montammy Driving Range overlay, and immunity status regarding the Master Plan report. Other business included a brief discussion on traffic and infrastructure projects and an update on a tree removal application.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
