“But the use, as proposed, would be an improvement to the use now.” “Again, this is all assuming the rules will be followed,” board member John Foley told her. … They start turning around in my driveway, while my kids are playing with their chalk. “And then, they see all these arrows pointing this way. “And they’ll come off the Pike sometimes, and they (drivers) don’t see the entrance is over here, and they come down Howell Avenue,” Scirotto said. Scirotto said driver confusion is a problem and one previously suggested fix is to restrict Howell Avenue to one-way traffic. But if the township doesn’t actually follow through with seeing that they’re doing these things? It’s, sort of, like your children : if you make rules and you don’t follow through, you’ve got a problem.” “So, I mean, I’m worried because it sounds great,” Scirotto said. An example is that one of the building’s the property’s new owner is removing was never supposed to be there, she said. Scirotto, an area resident for 23 years, said the past business created nuisances the township should have stopped. “I guess my issue comes more from the board and (zoning) officers who are supposed to keep an eye on these things and make sure that what they’re saying they’re going to do is what they do.” “This all sounds very nice, what they’re proposing,” Scirotto said. Howell Avenue resident Jennifer Scirotto said that may be true, but maybe not.

More: South Jersey prison guard suing Murphy over COVID vaccine rules. More: PSE&G enters court fight to stop Burlington City seizing facilities In their review, board members agreed the incoming business appears to be a less intense and less intrusive use than its predecessor. That area straddles commercial and residential areas, and the clash of zoning interests raised questions at a Planning Zoning Board review on April 6.

HADDON TOWNSHIP - A fairly standard planning review for an oil change franchise taking over a Black Horse Pike property took a sharp turn into everyday safety issues facing residents living close to the well-traveled road.Ī Take 5 franchise is modifying the shuttered Grease Monkey automotive service site at 300 East Black Horse Pike.

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