The Middlesex County Development Review Committee on an unspecified date approved the minutes from Sept. 9 and accepted staff recommendations on a series of subdivision and site-plan applications, then closed the public comment period and adjourned.

The committee approved acceptance of the Sept. 9 minutes after a motion and second. Members then moved through the agenda, voting to accept staff recommendations on a number of agenda items, including PISP 13 75; Links at Edison LLC (EPSUB 16 51); Regency at Cranberry (CRSUB 17 31); a subdivision for an Eden four-bedroom group home (CRSUV 2316); 4 and 5 Mary Bell Court (SE SUV 2293); Friendship Road Development (SB SUV 2365); multiple site plans including Bell (EDSP 2223), 208 Docks Corner Road (MOSP 2294), 2075 Englishtown Road (OBSP 2119), Walmart Oak Ridge (OBSP20 239), SB South Brunswick Urban Renewal LLC (SBSP 2000), Pensy Truck Leasing, 2364 South Loop Ave (SPSP 2207), and others listed under the agenda. For items noted as extensions, the committee approved extending items 1 through 6 under the extensions section.

Votes were recorded in the transcript as affirmative voice votes ("Aye") and motions were described as "moved and seconded." The transcript does not record individual roll-call tallies or identify individual members who made or seconded specific motions. Where recorded, the chair announced "motion carries." Public comment was opened briefly under the agenda and then closed by motion; a five-minute limit for public comments was announced earlier in the meeting. The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn that carried.

Votes at a glance: the transcript shows the committee approved the minutes and accepted staff recommendations for each item announced on the agenda. Individual vote tallies and specific mover/second names were not specified in the transcript.

The actions were procedural approvals and did not include recorded substantive debate in the provided transcript segment. The record notes that alternates were eligible to vote and that public commenters were allotted five minutes each, but the transcript does not include substantive public-comment remarks on the agenda items.