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RANDOLPH, NJ-The local township planning board has approved construction of the second and third phases of Campus Plaza, a mixed-use development. The project, which sits on a nine-acre site at the intersection of Route 10 and the Dover-Chester Rd., will build out to just less than 52,000 sf of retail and office space. The project is owned and is being developed by Randolph Township Development LLC, a local group, although the Gordon Group is handling the office building as part of the larger package.

That office component is the 25,200-sf, two-story Randolph Medical Arts Building. The Gordon Group specializes in medical buildings, with properties in the New Jersey and Florida markets.

The new retail phase encompasses a freestanding 3,680-sf bank and 10,000-sf of in-line retail space, according to Anthony V. Vita, president of Vita & Vita Realty Corp. of Fairfield, NJ. His firm has picked up the assignment as exclusive leasing agent for the property. Phases two and three will join a freestanding CVS Pharmacy of approximately 15,000 sf, which serves as the property's retail anchor. CVS is wrapping up construction and slated to open this month.