How close is your house to a warehouse site?
Type your address and see how far you live from each of the 3 warehouses Hunterdon County has approved or has before a board, about 1.03 million square feet in all.
Every distance on this page is straight-line, as a crow flies. Your drive will be longer.
Battery storage: nothing has surfaced
No battery energy storage project in Hunterdon County has surfaced in any of the records we can search, as of August 9, 2026. The worry got here before the projects did.
We checked the PJM grid interconnection queue, which every transmission-scale battery has to enter, and the only Hunterdon entry there, a 20 megawatt project at the Warren Glen switch point, was withdrawn on November 23, 2016. We checked the state's own storage awards, and none of the three projects the Board of Public Utilities approved on March 4, 2026 is in Hunterdon. We checked the Hunterdon County Development Review Committee referral log, which municipal boards send major applications to, through its July 16, 2026 posting, plus the online agendas for the two townships with active industrial applications, and no battery application has reached either. That is the honest shape of the zero: a smaller, town-level filing on a local road could exist without appearing in any of those places, because it would not enter the PJM queue, would not need a state award, and would not have to be referred to the county.
Sources: NJBPU order, Garden State Energy Storage Program Phase 1 Tranche 1 awards, March 4, 2026 · PJM interconnection queue, project AB2-094, Warren Glen switch point battery, withdrawn · Hunterdon County Development Review Committee referral log
Every site, and what the record actually says
- Approved
One warehouse of 353,803 square feet with 36 loading doors, plus 23 knock-out doors a tenant could open later, and trailer storage. It replaces the former U.S. Bronze plant on land the Township Committee had already designated a redevelopment area. Per reporting on the approval hearings, the hearing opened May 8, 2024 and continued May 22, 2024 over truck traffic, the applicant gave up a second driveway on Voorhees Corner Road so that all trucks use Route 202, donated 55 acres as a buffer around J.P. Case Middle School and St. Anna Greek Orthodox Church, and put up $150,000 for sidewalks or first responders, and the board approved the application unanimously that month. The approved site was sold in November 2024 and is now marketed for completion in 2026.
Pin: The parcel record and the developer's own leasing brochure both give 408 Route 202. That street address was run through the US Census Bureau geocoder, which matched the address itself rather than a town centroid.
Sources: TAPinto Flemington/Raritan, Raritan Township approves warehouse proposal for Route 202 · MyCentralJersey, truck traffic the issue at the Route 202 warehouse hearing, May 2024 · Woodmont Properties, 202 Logistics Center leasing brochure, 408 Route 202 · NJParcels, Raritan Township Block 40 Lot 4
Last verified: August 9, 2026
- Approved
Two shallow-bay flex warehouse buildings totalling 70,637 square feet, a fifth the size of the Route 202 building. Residents raised traffic concerns at the hearing and the board approved it unanimously on December 18, 2024. NJBIZ reports Larken Associates broke ground on November 4, 2025 with completion expected in July 2026.
Pin: NJBIZ gives the site as 21 Minneakoning Road, and that street address was run through the US Census Bureau geocoder, which matched the address itself.
Sources: The Local Lens, Raritan Planning Board approves Flemington Junction warehouse project, December 20, 2024 · NJBIZ, shallow-bay industrial complex in Flemington, November 4, 2025
Last verified: August 9, 2026
- Pending No board action since August 2025
Two warehouse buildings on vacant land east of the former Foster Wheeler headquarters off Interstate 78, backed by the Norfolk Southern line, with the township's elementary and middle schools directly to the east. The developer's own project FAQ describes Building 1 as 225,000 square feet of warehouse with 12,000 of office, and Building 2 as 383,000 square feet of warehouse with 20,000 of office. As originally filed in 2023 it was 216,175 and 484,575 square feet, 700,750 in all, per MyCentralJersey's October 2023 report. Warehouses are not a permitted use in the zone, so it needs a use variance, and the fight over it produced UnionCAN, the Union Township Citizens Action Network. A revised application was posted July 1, 2025, a board subcommittee reported August 21, 2025, and the completeness deadline was August 25, 2025. No 2026 hearing date has been posted and no 2026 document has been added to the township's file for it. A different application on the same parcel, 2025-10 NJ CDG 009 LLC Solar, was listed for completeness review on the board's January 22, 2026 agenda as Block 13, Lot 6, 53 Frontage Road. A separate application from the same owner proposes 316 all-affordable townhomes on the neighbouring lot.
Pin: The board's own minutes give the address as 53 Frontage Road, Block 13 Lot 6, and that address was run through the US Census Bureau geocoder. The holding runs to roughly 112 acres, so this pin marks the property, not the spot a building would stand. Site centroid approximate.
Sources: Union Township Planning Board and Board of Adjustment minutes, August 14, 2025 · Union Township Planning Board and Board of Adjustment, SGS application documents · Union Township Planning Board and Board of Adjustment agenda, January 22, 2026, solar application on Block 13, Lot 6 · Perryville Development, project FAQ with building sizes · MyCentralJersey, Hunterdon residents wage battle against Route 78 warehouse development, October 3, 2023 · UnionCAN, Union Township Citizens Action Network
Last verified: August 9, 2026
What else is going on around this
The one battery listing for Hunterdon points to an apartment complex
A clean-energy project database lists a 20 megawatt battery called Justin Court Energy Storage as operating in Hunterdon County since February 2024. We went looking for the address. There is one Justin Court in Hunterdon County: 200 Justin Court in Flemington, in Raritan Township, which is The Willows at Flemington Junction North, an 84-unit affordable-housing complex, corroborated on RentCafe, Apartments.com, Zillow and Homes.com. No operating generator sits at that address in the federal EIA-860 or EIA-923 plant data, in PJM's generation records, or on New Jersey's Clean Energy Program project lists. The database row appears to be an error, so it gets no pin and no place in the count above. If you know otherwise, tell us.
Sources: Cleanview, New Jersey operating battery storage projects
The biggest warehouse plan in county history was never filed
In late 2023 ExxonMobil sought rezoning of its research and engineering campus in Clinton Township, roughly 757 acres, for about 2.1 million square feet of warehouse. The township did not rezone, no application was ever filed, and in May 2024 ExxonMobil announced it would close the campus by 2028. The land sits unsold and undeveloped. It is a watch item, not a case, so it is not on the map.
Sources: NJ.com, ExxonMobil to close its New Jersey campus, May 7, 2024
Clinton Township bans warehouses outright in one zone
Clinton Township's zoning code prohibits warehouse and distribution uses in its C-ROM district, the commercial, research, office and manufacturing zone, at Chapter 165, Article XXIV. The code gives its own reason: those uses cannot be adequately supported by the township's road infrastructure. We could not confirm which ordinance adopted the prohibition or when, so no date is given here.
Sources: Township of Clinton code, Chapter 165 Article XXIV, C-ROM district
Storage buildings are not on this map
Two self-storage projects are moving through boards here: a 126,672 square foot three-story self-storage building at 116 River Road in Raritan Township, which the planning board lists as approved on July 22, 2026 for a preliminary site plan only, and a storage facility with offices at 420 Route 31 in West Amwell Township, still in completeness review. Neither is a distribution warehouse and neither brings the truck traffic this page is about, so neither is pinned.
Sources: Raritan Township Planning Board · West Amwell Township Land Use Board agenda, June 16, 2026
Why people are asking about battery storage now
New Jersey is pushing hard on grid batteries. Governor Sherrill's Executive Order No. 2, signed January 20, 2026, told the Board of Public Utilities to speed up transmission-scale battery storage, and on March 4, 2026 the board approved the first tranche of storage incentives, three projects totalling 355 megawatts. All three are in other counties, and none of it has produced a filing in Hunterdon yet.
Sources: NJBPU order, Phase 1 Tranche 1 storage awards, March 4, 2026 · Norris McLaughlin, New Jersey's efforts to encourage battery energy storage systems on pause?
How this was checked
Sites come from municipal planning and zoning board agendas, minutes and resolutions, the Hunterdon County Development Review Committee referral log, and local news reporting, all linked on each card above, though most of the county's 26 towns post their agendas as scanned PDFs that no search engine reads, so this is a record of what surfaced in those sources rather than a board-by-board review. A site is only listed once a source names it, and the status word on each card is the word its source uses. Distances are worked out in your browser, and nothing you type is stored or sent anywhere except to look up the coordinates. 1 of the 3 pins sits at an approximate centroid rather than a surveyed point, so treat a distance within about half a mile as the same distance. Anything filed after August 9, 2026 is not here yet, so send it in below.
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