Cranbury Zoning Board Gives Green Light to New QuickChek and Retail Development Amid Traffic Concerns

Overview: The Cranbury Zoning Board recently approved a development proposal that includes a QuickChek convenience store with a fueling component and an adjacent retail building. The approval came despite various concerns, particularly about traffic flow and safety on the nearby roads, and involved deliberations over variances for building height and signage.

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Mayor:
Lisa Knierim
Zoning Board Officials:
Robert Diamond, Steven Schwarz, Joseph Buonavolonta, Richard Kallan, Francis McGovern, Gwen Parker, Saras Kothari, Ruth Gittens, Robin Tillou (Land Use Administrator), Edwin W. Schmierer, Esq (Board Attorney), Elizabeth Leheny, PP (Board Planner), David Hoder, Pe, Pp, Cme, CPWM (Board Engineer), Andrew Feranda, P.E., Ptos, CME (Board Traffic Consultant), Thomas Decker, P.E. (Conflict Board Engineer), David H. Horner (Conflict Traffic Engineer), Barbara Rogers (Committee Liaison)

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