Cherry Hill Township has released new details about a major road improvement project involving Chapel Avenue, according to a report by Matt Skoufalos for Patch. The project is tied to the long-discussed Holly Ravine farm property and is intended to address traffic and safety concerns in the area.
Under the plan, Chapel Avenue would be widened between Haddonfield-Berlin Road and the entrance to the Holly Ravine development. The proposal includes creating separate lanes to improve traffic flow, along with other roadway upgrades meant to handle increased vehicle activity expected from the site. Township officials said the work is part of broader efforts connected to the redevelopment of the former farm property.
The article explains that debate over the Holly Ravine site has continued for years, with residents closely watching how development there could affect surrounding neighborhoods and local roads. The newly released information gives a clearer picture of how Cherry Hill expects to manage transportation impacts tied to the project. Officials presented the road improvements as a key step in reducing congestion and improving access in the area.
According to the report, the road project details were shared publicly as township leaders continue moving through planning related to the site. The release of the information comes as interest remains high among residents concerned about traffic, safety, and the long-term impact of development near Chapel Avenue.
The source for this report is Matt Skoufalos of Patch.
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