The Raritan Township Board is scheduled to meet on Sept. 10, 2026, to consider an amendment updating the township’s zoning definitions in the Land Development Code as they relate to data centers, according to the published agenda.
The agenda item falls under a broader update to the township’s zoning code and does not include additional detail on proposed definition language, per the posted document. The meeting agenda lists the data center zoning item alongside a general “Miscellaneous” category before moving to a public comment period.
For residents, the item matters because zoning definitions determine how data centers are classified and regulated under local land use rules, which can affect where such facilities may be permitted and under what conditions, according to the agenda structure.
- Meeting date: Sept. 10, 2026
- Location: Raritan Township, NJ
- Agenda item: Updating and amending zoning definitions in the Land Development Code with regard to data centers
- Public comment: Open to the public, limited to 5 minutes per person
- Meeting sequence: Public comment (Item 20) followed by a motion to close to the public, then adjournment (Item 21)
According to the published agenda, the meeting will proceed through its listed items, including the zoning definition discussion, before opening the floor to public comment. The agenda indicates the board is scheduled to consider the amendment as part of the meeting’s regular business, with no outcome specified in the document.
Following the public comment period, the agenda shows the board is set to close public input via motion before adjourning the meeting, per the official record.
Residents wishing to participate can attend the Sept. 10, 2026 meeting in person and speak during the public comment period, which the agenda limits to five minutes per speaker. The full agenda, including any supporting materials, is available through the township’s official meeting portal.
Official source: the published record