Goal: Help Morris Traffic, Help Morris Workers
Two major transportation studies could lead to meaningful changes for eastern Morris County.
Two major transportation issues plague much of eastern Morris County: How to handle additional vehicle traffic when new large developments are planned, and the dearth of parking at three key NJ Transit stations. So two studies aim to develop solutions for those problems. The first study is an examination of the East Hanover Avenue corridor from Whippany Road in Hanover to Speedwell Avenue in Morris Plains. Those two municipalities, Morris Township and Morris County are conducting the study. It was sought after Hanover changed zoning along the road to entice new businesses, and plans for at least four new potential developments appeared. The second study is of the parking and business development potential of the Chatham, Madison and …
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MadInNJ
11:28 am on Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Shortfall of 230 parking spaces in Madison, but only 10 in Chatham? Sounds like they expect everyone in Chatham Twsp to drive to Madison rather than use the Chatham Borough station. Also, has anyone considered how many people will no longer be commuting into NYC but working from home or local satellite offices by 2030. As for a parking deck "adjacent" to Madison's station, would hope they mean … more ›