Ocean County · Jackson Township · #JT1669A.02
35-lot residential subdivision on Whitesville Road
Whitesville Rd., Jackson Township, NJ · 35 homes, single-family homes · 25.7 acres
About this project
Major subdivision of 35 residential lots, plus an affordable housing lot, a recreation lot and a stormwater lot, on about 25.7 acres on Whitesville Road in Jackson Township.
Official description: 35 residential lots, 1 affordable housing lot, 1 recreation lot 1 stormwater lot
- Applicant
- Denton Pines, LLC
- Engineer / designer
- Professional Design Services, LLC
- Plan type
- Major preliminary & final
- Land use
- Residential
- Status
- Approved
The full picture AI research · Nov 1, 2026
A developer, Denton Pines, LLC, has filed with Ocean County for a major subdivision on about 25.7 acres along Whitesville Road in Jackson Township. A subdivision splits one large property into smaller lots. This one would create 35 lots for single-family homes.
The plan also sets aside three other lots. One is for affordable housing, one is a recreation lot, and one is for stormwater, meaning a basin that collects and slows runoff after rain. The county filing was dated February 7, 2024. Professional Design Services, LLC is also named on it.
No news coverage, township meeting records, or developer webpage specific to this project was found. The county record does not describe what is on the land now, who will build the homes, or whether the township has approved anything.
What it could mean nearby
- 35 new single-family homes would add traffic on and near Whitesville Road, and the records do not include a traffic study.
- The affordable housing lot would add to the township's supply of income-restricted housing. The records do not say how many units.
- The recreation lot suggests some on-site open space or play area. Its size and whether it would be public are not stated.
- The stormwater lot is meant to manage runoff from the new streets and roofs.
Where it stands
The county filing dates from February 2024. No township board approval or denial was found online. A major subdivision normally needs township planning board review and a public hearing, then county and state permits, before construction.
- Feb 7, 2024 Latest county planning filing for the subdivision
Want to weigh in? The Jackson Township planning board (or zoning board, depending on the application) normally decides on a subdivision like this, and residents can comment at its public hearing. Hearing notices are mailed to nearby property owners and posted by the township.
Who's behind it
Denton Pines, LLC
Planning terms explained
- Major subdivision
- A division of land into several lots, usually with new streets or utilities, which requires a public hearing.
- Affordable housing lot
- A lot set aside for homes with income-restricted prices or rents, to meet state affordable-housing requirements.
- Stormwater lot
- A lot holding a basin or similar feature that collects and slows rainwater runoff from the development.
- Recreation lot
- A lot reserved for open space or play facilities serving the development.
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.
Scope estimate for contractors
Estimated construction value: $19.6M
- ~1,120 roofing squares
- ~35 HVAC systems
- ~35 kitchens / 70+ bathrooms
- ~98,000 sq ft of finished living space
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