Development
Livingston Planning Board approves fencing for Spectrum360’s new location
Source: New Jersey Hills · Jul 24, 2026, 3:00 AM
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The Livingston Planning Board approved site plan amendments and fencing specifications for Spectrum360's new facility on Route 10 during a special meeting.
The board also acted on subdividing an oversized lot on Burnet Street. These approvals clear the way for the organization's operations at its new location in the township.
Key points
- Livingston Planning Board approved preliminary and final site plan amendments for Spectrum360 fencing
- The facility is being developed on Route 10 in Livingston
- An oversized lot on Burnet Street was subdivided as part of the approval
- The special meeting took place on Tuesday, July 21
- The approvals move forward the opening of Spectrum360's new location
FAQ
- What did the Livingston Planning Board approve?
- The board approved preliminary and final site plan amendments for fencing around Spectrum360's new facility on Route 10 and subdivided an oversized lot on Burnet Street.
- When did this approval meeting take place?
- The special planning board meeting was held on Tuesday, July 21.
- What is Spectrum360?
- Spectrum360 is an organization opening a new facility in Livingston; further details about the organization are available on the news source website.
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