Warren County · Blairstown Township · #25-006-SP
Blairstown Airport
Lambert Road, Blairstown Township, NJ · 13,860 sq ft non-residential, single-family homes
About this project
A site plan for 13,860 sq ft of non-residential space is filed for Blairstown Airport on Lambert Road in Blairstown Township.
Official description: OT → OT
- Applicant
- JD Air, Inc
- Plan type
- SitePlan PF
- Land use
- Non_Residential
- Water
- OnSite
- Sewer
- OnSite
- Status
- Approval
The full picture AI research · Nov 1, 2026
County records show a site plan filed for Blairstown Airport on Lambert Road in Blairstown Township. It covers 13,860 square feet of non-residential space. That is roughly the floor area of several large aircraft hangars or a few commercial buildings. The county's project-type label says single-family homes. That label does not match the filing, which describes only non-residential space.
The applicant is JD Air, Inc. Public aviation listings show the site is already a small privately owned airport with one paved runway. Its services include fuel and aircraft maintenance. The records do not say what the new space would be used for. It could be hangars, shops or offices connected to the airport, but that is not confirmed.
No news coverage, meeting agendas, minutes or hearing notices about this filing were found online.
What it could mean nearby
- Traffic: Lambert Road is the airport's access road. How much traffic the new space adds depends on its use, which the records do not state.
- Housing: The filing describes only non-residential space, so no new homes or school-age children are indicated.
- Jobs and utilities: Not stated in the records. They would depend on what the space is used for.
Where it stands
A site plan was filed with the county on 2025-03-24. No township approval or denial was found online. A site plan normally goes to the local planning board for review at a public hearing. The board then approves it, approves it with conditions, or denies it.
- Mar 24, 2025 Latest county filing of the site plan for 13,860 sq ft of non-residential space
Who's behind it
JD Air, Inc · Aviation listings show JD Air, Inc as the owner and operator of Blairstown Airport, a small private airport with fuel, tiedowns and aircraft servicing.
Planning terms explained
- Site plan
- A detailed drawing and application showing how a property will be built or changed, including buildings, parking, drainage and access.
- Non-residential
- Space used for something other than housing, such as storage, offices, shops or aircraft hangars.
- Planning board
- The local volunteer board that reviews development applications and holds public hearings on them.
- Square feet
- A measure of floor area. The 13,860 sq ft here is the total building space proposed.
We searched the web for this project but found nothing beyond the county record, so this explanation is based on the filing alone. Researched by AI from public sources on Nov 1, 2026. It can make mistakes, so check the linked sources and the municipality before relying on it.
How to comment officially
For this project: The Blairstown Township land use board, usually the planning board, would likely review the site plan. Residents can comment at its public hearing. Hearing notices are normally posted by the township.
In New Jersey, the Blairstown Township planning board or zoning board of adjustment decides at a public hearing. Nearby property owners are notified by mail, and the hearing is advertised.
- Speaking at the hearing carries the most weight: anyone can testify or ask the applicant's experts questions, and it all goes on the record.
- You can also write to the board secretary before the hearing, though boards decide mainly on the testimony given at the hearing.
Find Blairstown Township's meeting agendas →
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Scope estimate for contractors
Estimated construction value: $2.8M
- ~138 roofing squares (assumes 1 story)
- ~34 tons of cooling (rule of thumb 400 sq ft/ton)
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