Sayreville Planning Board Approves Subdivision Amidst Concerns Over Drainage and Redevelopment

Overview: The Sayreville Borough Planning Board meeting on August 19, 2025, saw the approval of a contentious subdivision application by Chickle LLC, despite ongoing concerns over drainage issues impacting the property. Simultaneously, the board examined a preliminary investigation study for an area deemed in need of redevelopment.

Concerns Over Flooding and Infrastructure Dominate Sayreville Borough Council Meeting

Overview: The Sayreville Borough Council meeting was dominated by discussions on local flooding issues, infrastructure challenges, and debates about redevelopment plans and ordinances. Residents voiced their frustrations over long-standing drainage problems, while council members addressed a range of topics, from affordable housing to the acceptance of land donations.

Sayreville Residents Voice Concerns Over Flooding and Pipeline Project at Borough Council Meeting

Overview: At the recent Sayreville Borough Council meeting, residents expressed concerns about ongoing flooding issues in specific neighborhoods and a controversial proposed pipeline and compressor station project. The meeting also covered topics ranging from local ordinances and infrastructure to community events and development plans, with passionate public participation underscoring the urgency of these issues.

Residents Voice Concerns Over Bus Company’s Operations at Sayreville Planning Board Meeting

Overview: At the recent Sayreville Borough Planning Board meeting, residents expressed concerns about the operations of a local bus company, Tenon Auto Services, particularly focusing on environmental impacts and compliance with local regulations.

Sayreville Residents Voice Concerns Over Bus Company Operations and Environmental Compliance

Overview: During the Sayreville Borough Planning Board meeting, the primary focus was on the operations of Tanon Auto Services, a bus maintenance facility located on Highway 35 South Amboy. Residents raised concerns about the company’s compliance with local regulations, environmental impact, and the quality of life for nearby homeowners. The company’s request for preliminary and final site plan approval was addressed by Kenneth Pap, who represented Tanon Auto Services. The business seeks to repurpose an existing structure for bus maintenance while ensuring all maintenance activities occur indoors.