Summary
Developers of 118-120 North Wayne Avenue proposed a green roof to manage stormwater on a 100% impervious lot, but commissioners urged them to look at higher-capacity retention systems. Because downtown Wayne lacks robust underground stormwater conveyance, managing runoff effectively without overwhelming neighboring properties is a major hurdle for new downtown projects.
At a glance
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Last discussed Feb 2, 2026.
Impact analysis
Costs will be borne by the private developer to upgrade stormwater systems and green roof specifications.
Downtown property owners and the township benefit from reduced runoff and better-managed drainage infrastructure.
The developer faces increased design and construction expenses.
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Planning Commission - Feb 2, 2026
Developers of 118-120 North Wayne Avenue proposed a green roof to manage stormwater on a 100% impervious lot, but commissioners urged them to look at higher-capacity retention systems. Because downtown Wayne lacks robust underground stormwater conveyance, managing runoff effectively without overwhelming neighboring properties is a major hurdle for new downtown projects.
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