The Laurelton Mobile Home Park, off Route 88 in Brick. (Photo: Daniel Nee)
A hearing on a proposed Wawa near the corner of Route 88 and Jack Martin Boulevard in Brick has been rescheduled after the meeting at which it was supposed to take place was postponed due to expected foul weather.
Real estate developer Jack Morris, through his company JSM at Martin Boulevard, LLC, will be before the township Board of Adjustment March 29 to pitch a Wawa convenience store and gas station, 124 seat restaurant, bank and day care center at the site of the Laurelton Mobile Home Park. There will also be 117 parking spaces to support the businesses on the 9.4 acre plot of land. More details on the development itself can be found in a previous Shorebeat story.
The meeting will be held at 7 p.m. at the township municipal complex on Chambers Bridge Road, Wednesday, March 29.
The hearing is separate from an additional application by a developer seeking to build a Wawa in Brick. The application for that store, proposed for Route 70 and Duquesne Boulevard, will continue Wednesday, March 22.