Sayreville Residents Express Concerns Over Proposed Mosque Development Amidst Traffic and Safety Worries

Overview: During the recent Sayreville Borough Planning Board meeting, attention was directed toward a proposed mosque on Ernston Road, sparking considerable debate over its potential impact on community traffic, safety, and quality of life. The controversial project has raised concerns among residents, who fear the repercussions of adding a large structure to an area already deemed one of the most dangerous roads in Middlesex County. The board navigated a tense dialogue, balancing community apprehensions with procedural obligations, all while postponing a final decision until further review.

Sayreville Planning Board Deliberates on Mosque Development Amidst Traffic and Safety Concerns

Overview: The Sayreville Borough Planning Board meeting on April 16, 2025, was dominated by the discussion of a proposed mosque on Ernston Road, with focus on traffic and parking issues. Concerns were raised about the adequacy of parking spaces, traffic management, and pedestrian safety, particularly during peak prayer times. Board members and residents alike questioned the feasibility of the proposed plans, given the project’s potential impact on the surrounding community.

Sayreville Planning Board Approves Site Plan Extension and Discusses Key Waivers

Overview: The Sayreville Borough Planning Board meeting was marked by the approval of a two-year extension for the Fulton’s Landing Redevelopment Project and discussions on a site plan amendment for a development on Journey Mill Road. The board addressed requests for waivers, variances, and site plan modifications, ultimately granting approvals that will allow these projects to move forward amid complex regulatory landscapes.

Sayreville Planning Board Approves Development Amid Concerns Over Drainage and Emergency Access

Overview: The Sayreville Borough Planning Board meeting saw a unanimous approval for a site plan subdivision application on Charlotte Street, despite public concerns about drainage, emergency access, and infrastructure. The plan involves consolidating and subdividing existing lots to create two larger residential lots for new single-family homes. These plans require several variances and waivers, including those related to minimum lot area, setbacks, and design elements like sidewalk installation.

Sayreville Planning Board Considers New Road Amid Conrail Challenges

Overview: The Sayreville Borough Planning Board focused on transportation infrastructure as they evaluated a potential new road connecting Cheesequake to Journey Mill Road.