During its four-hour meeting in the colonial courthouse Tuesday evening, the Gloucester County Board of Supervisors approved a Tyndall Drive rezoning request and conditional use permit that would allow the development of 34 condominium units in Gloucester Point.
The planning commission voted to recommend denial of the project to the board at its June meeting.
In his application, Jeff Ambrose of Cadlerock IV, LLC, requested rezoning of nearly four acres of vacant land located between the intersections of Tyndall Drive and Camp Okee Drive on Route 17 to create Marsh Hawk Villas.
The board approved the request to rezone 3.13 acres of the property from business (B-1) to multi-family residential (MF-1) and 0.69 acre to single-family detached residential (SF-1).
The homes are planned to cost between $325,000-$350,000. According to Ambrose, construction is not projected to begin for another two years.
Several board members voiced their support for the project during the meeting. “The alternat...