New Jersey board votes on adding medical office building in single-family home

A single-family home in Brick, N.J., that has an attached commercial component could become a medical office building, according to a Jan. 3 report from the Brick Shorebeat.

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Brick Township’s planning board will vote on the building’s development at its Jan. 10 meeting.

The property consists of 23,648 square feet of space, including the single-family home. The applicant is seeking minor site plan approval to change the use of the residential-commercial property to a medical office building despite two variances — “one which proposes a 47-foot setback from the highway rather than the 50-feet required, and another which asks to maintain 11 parking spaces where 12 are required,” according to the report.

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