By the time the Stafford Township Zoning Board had the opportunity to vote on a plan for a four-story, 840-unit storage facility targeted for a property near the exit ramp from Route 72 onto Mill Creek Road, a bunch of grim faces were looking back at the team that had presented it.
William Otte expressed multiple concerns, as did Chris DarConte. Leonard Wilson didn’t seem to like the idea that the building was so big and the applicant – listed on the development application as TFJ Manahawkin LLC…
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