Government Three More Streets to be Repaved in Brick by Daniel Nee March 30, 2018 Fairview Avenue and Fairview Court, in Brick. (Credit: Google Maps) The Brick Township council this week voted unanimously to seek bids for two upcoming road improvement projects that will cover three streets. The township is seeking bids for the repaving of Fairview Avenue and Fairview Court, both located off Princeton Avenue. The larger of the two projects will be the repaving of Lions Head Boulevard South, the main road of the adult community that bears the same name. Get Brick News Updates Daily Your email address:* Please enter all required fields Correct invalid entries Total 0 Shares Share 0 Tweet 0 Pin it 0 Share 0 Related TopicsBrick NJ NewsFairview AvenueFairview CourtLions Head Boulevard South Click to comment Advertisement Headlines Trending Videos Government A Decade After Route 35 Rebuild, N.J. Plans Pavement Overlay in Brick, Neighboring Towns Police, Fire & Courts Man Who Stabbed Brick Woman 38 Times Near Park is Sentenced for Attempted Murder Shore Environment Wind Turbine Projects Halted off N.J. Coast; Decision Praised by Shore Officials Police, Fire & Courts Seaside Park Fire Dept.: Fox on Icy Dock Floating in Bay Is Not in Danger, Don’t Risk a ‘Rescue’ Police, Fire & Courts Driver Charged With DWI in Fatal Brick Accident; SUV Was In Wrong Lane of Route 70 Police, Fire & Courts Police ID Victim, 58, in Fatal Brick Car Accident; Suspect Facing DWI Charge Police, Fire & Courts Cops: Rear-End Crash Caused Four Vehicle Accident in Brick Saturday Government Junkyard to ‘Flagship:’ Brick Approves Commercial, Residential Complex to Replace Welding Yard Police, Fire & Courts Ocean County Sheriff Establishes Drone Command Center Amid New Video in Brick, Barrier Island Shore Environment Birds-Eye View of Brick Reservoir Shows Low Water Levels Despite Recent Rain Boating & Fishing Barge Arrives to Re-Float Fishing Boat After A Year Sunk Off Point Pleasant Beach Police, Fire & Courts Fire Decimates Brick Auto Repair Shop on Route 88, Firefighters Seen Battling Blaze From Roof Connect With Us