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Two years ago, Passaic County planners suggested removing parking from one side of Wanaque Avenue in Pompton Lakes to make room for wider sidewalks and outdoor seating.
The strategic plan was developed by a team of volunteer planners, architects and landscape architects through the Transit Hub Planning Program, a partnership involving the NJTPA, American Planning Association New Jersey Chapter, and Center for Community Planning.
Residents, local leaders and business owners are invited to a public hearing to discuss the environmental assessment of the replacement of three bridges that combine to connect Manasquan and Brielle. The hearing is scheduled for October 22 at the Manasquan Municipal Court, 201 E. Main St., starting at 6 p.m.
Tuesday marks the first weekday commute under major NJ Transit service changes, as work on the new Portal North Bridge forces disruptions through November. The final phase of work on the new Portal North Bridge is underway, and at Hoboken Terminal, commuters are bracing for larger crowds over the next five weeks.
Could high rollers and music fans from New York City ride a ferry to Atlantic City casinos instead of driving for hours on the Garden State Parkway and Atlantic City Expressway?
NJ Transit commuters traveling on the Morris & Essex Line should prepare for significant schedule changes beginning Sunday, October 11, as Amtrak begins the final phase of work to place the second track into service on the new Portal North Bridge.
The schedule reflects changes to NJ Transit Morris & Essex line schedules due to construction work to transfer the final track from the 116-old Portal Bridge to the new Portal North Bridge over the Hackensack River.
Ocean Ride Reserve-A-Ride passengers will begin receiving automated calls and text messages about their scheduled transportation starting Oct. 19.
The $3.5 billion replacement promises a higher-capacity connection among airport terminals, parking, rental cars and regional rail.
An environmental assessment public hearing regarding the replacement of three bridges that combine to connect Manasquan and Brielle, one of which is known as the Glimmer Glass Bridge, is set for Thursday, Oct. 22, at 6 p.m. at Manasquan Borough Hall.
