In Warren County, hundreds of residents turned out Tuesday night to protest a planned 2.5 million-square-foot warehouse project in White Township. The land proposed for the warehouse is owned by Jaindl, a Pennsylvania-based developer that bought it four years ago. The application for the facility has gone through some changes, including how trucks would enter and exit the warehouses.
A couple of hundred people packed into Tuesday’s planning board meeting, where debate about the proposal was postponed for the second straight month. According to the board, Jaindl has not sent a representative to a meeting all year and if they don’t send one to August’s meeting, the proposal could be rejected and Jaindl would have to start the process all over again. Jaindl did not respond to our request for comment.
