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07 13 2026 Committee Meeting
Published: Jul 13, 2026
Township Authorizes Demolition of Unsafe Woodbine Road Property Due to Mold
The township committee is considering authorizing the demolition of an unsafe structure at 390 Woodbine Road, identifying mold as a significant issue. The owner has had multiple opportunities to remediate the property over several years, including an eight-month period after a meeting with officials. Despite these opportunities, the required actions have not been taken, leading to the current demolition order and lien proposal.
Upper Township Prepares for Beach Replenishment Project, Detours and Closures Expected
The township is preparing for a beach replenishment project. Sand pumping is scheduled to begin, and the Army Corps of Engineers will conduct weekly meetings regarding the operation. Mr. Vance Light is the designated point of contact for issues related to the beach replenishment. The project will necessitate temporary beach closures of approximately one thousand feet daily.
Detour Plan Announced for Cedar Swamp Creek Bridge Reconstruction Project
A resident inquired about the detour plan for the Route 50 over Cedar Swamp Creek Bridge reconstruction project. The bridge project has been in development for about 10 years. The detour will involve Route 631, Tyler Road, Tuckahoe Road, and Roosevelt Boulevard, with temporary traffic lights to be installed at key intersections. The reconstruction is estimated to take 15 to 17 months.
New Jersey American Water Awards Volunteer Fire EMS Grant to Upper Township
The Upper Township Committee meeting included a presentation where New Jersey American Water awarded a volunteer fire EMS grant to the township. The grant is intended to provide pagers and other equipment for first responders. The township committee expressed gratitude for the partnership and support.
Beasley's Point Development Concerns Raised, Officials Assure Public Input
Concerns were raised about a CAFRA application and potential development at Beasley's Point. Residents expressed worries about the scale of proposed developments (150 units of housing, retail space), traffic implications, and the lack of community input meetings. The township officials explained that the CAFRA application is a preliminary step and that a detailed development plan has not yet been presented or approved. They assured that public hearings will be held once a formal plan is submitted.
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