Woodbine Makes Applications to NJ DOT for Discretionary Aid

WOODBINE — The Borough of Woodbine has made application to the New Jersey Department of Transportation for a discretionary aid application in the amount of $541,677.50.
This application, which was previously submitted to the Transportation Alternative Program, is for the final phase of the Woodbine Town Center Streetscape Improvement and Pedestrian Safety Program.
The primary activity of this application is the construction of a municipal parking lot at the corner of Franklin and Adams. The major components of the project will be asphalt paving, parking lot improvements, storm water drainage upgrades, streetscape lighting and landscaping.
This phase of improvement is designed to complement and complete all previous revitalization efforts on Washington Avenue and the portions of DeHirsch, Adams, and Franklin in the Town Center area. These touches will enhance the gazebo site on the bikepath.
“I am hoping that we can now complete our Town Center Streetscape through this funding,” added Mayor Pikolycky. “These improvements will enable our business district to be more accommodating.”