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Residents of Lavallette and the Ortley Beach section of Toms River voiced strong opposition to state-proposed changes for Route 35 at two public hearings.
The proposals included modifications to speed limits, parking regulations—particularly back-in parking—and traffic management measures.
Hundreds of community members attended to express concerns about the potential impact on their neighborhoods.
Quick context
- What changes did the state propose for Route 35?
- The state proposed several modifications to Route 35 including adjustments to speed limits, changes to parking regulations featuring back-in parking options, and other traffic management measures affecting Lavallette and the Ortley Beach area of Toms River.
- Which Shore communities are affected by the Route 35 plan?
- The proposed Route 35 changes primarily affect Lavallette and the Ortley Beach section of Toms River, where residents held public hearings to voice their concerns.
- How did residents respond to the state's proposals?
- Hundreds of residents from both communities attended public hearings to express negative views about the state's suggestions, indicating widespread opposition to the proposed changes.
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