Kimberly Quigley
Member of the Zoning Board of Adjustment, which approved the school project following a legal settlement.
60 Sunset Road: Know the Candidates’ Records Before You Vote
Pequannock Township Election — November 3, 2026
These Candidates did not Uphold our Land Use Laws and Voted in Favor of 60 Sunset Overbuild
Melissa Florance-Lynch
Township Council member during the settlement process (approved the settlement).
What Happened at 60 Sunset Road?
In July 2024, the Zoning Board rejected the proposed private school. After federal litigation, the Board approved the project through a settlement in January 2026.
The approval included exceptions to local zoning rules, including requirements concerning lot size, parking, and other development standards.
Read the latest legal update and timeline
The settlement includes a $700,000 payment, waived municipal fees, and multiple zoning exceptions. Read what Pequannock agreed to.
Why Are Residents Concerned?
- Overbuilding: The property is 3.98 acres, below the five-acre requirement.
- Traffic and safety: Concerns about congestion near the public high school and Chilton Medical Center.
- Flooding: Concerns about additional pavement and stormwater runoff.
- Zoning: Residents question why extensive exceptions were approved after the original denial.
Residents are challenging the approval in court. Read resident concerns.
Your Vote. Your Township. Your Future.
