Here's How To Participate In Moorestown's Lenola Project Meeting

MOORESTOWN, NJ — Moorestown officials have released information on how the public can participate in a public information meeting concerning the proposed Lenola Town Center Streetscape Improvements.

The virtual meeting will take place at 5 p.m. Dec. 14, ahead of the next scheduled meeting of township council. Anyone who wishes to call in to the meeting can do so by dialing 1-201-523-5900. The Conference ID is 533 461 845. They can also dial 1-833-450-2679 immediately before the meeting begins.

Anyone who can’t call in to the meeting can email questions to PBcomments@moorestown.nj.us by 4 p.m. Dec. 14. They should use “Lenola Town Center Dec. 14” as the subject line.

The meeting will also be broadcast via live stream on the Township's website. Please note that the livestream is not interactive, and you will not be able to participate in the meeting in this format. The live stream may be accessed by going to: www.moorestown.nj.us/129/Agendas-Minutes. Once the meeting begins, you will see a video camera icon in the column labeled "Media" next to the meeting date. You can click on the video camera to view the live stream. Please note that you will not see the video camera icon until the live stream begins.

This is not a formal meeting of Township Council; it is the intent of the members that attend to view the presentation and receive information. Formal action will not be taken.

Moorestown received a federal Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) grant to build bicycle and pedestrian improvements along the Camden Avenue corridor.

A decorative flush median treatment will also be built throughout the corridor, and sidewalks, driveways and curb ramps will be updated to meet ADA standards. Streetscape improvements include grass or decorative paver buffer strips with street tree plantings.

Proposed street calming measures include narrowed travel lanes, decorative crosswalks at intersections, raised median planters and speed monitoring signs.

The New Albany Road intersection will get an electronic pedestrian crossing sign with push buttons and a median refuge.

Sidewalk gaps will also be filled in along New Albany and a planted rain garden will be installed to capture stormwater runoff. Raised median islands with shrub plantings and pedestrian-scale light poles with attachments for banners, flags, and other decorations are also proposed.