In 2001, more than 102 Township roads will be resurfaced or reconstructed. Township officials were instrumental in lobbying the State to improve state roads within the Township. Major improvements to Route 70 were completed in 1992, including the conversion of two major circles to fully signaled intersections. These changes alleviated traffic congestion and encouraged business development along the highway. The Township's Storm Water Management Program, developed in 1992, addresses long-standing drainage and flooding problems in key drainage areas, or sheds, throughout the community.
Solutions require large-scale construction improvements.
The first four projects are complete, and Kingston is currently underway. After a comprehensive review of traffic intersections, monitoring turning movements and vehicle flows, the Township began to upgrade many traffic signals to eliminate traffic backups. These improvements provide for efficiency and safety of motorists and pedestrians alike. FAQ's Susan Bass Levin, Mayor Online Administration Revised 08.03.01 . Copyright 1999 Cherry Hill Township.