Proposal For Quick Chek, Gas Station At Former Econo Lodge Site Reviewed By Historic Commission

June 6, 2018 General News

Architect Mitchell Ardman, standing, talks about the proposed convenience store/gas station project.

The final part of the redevelopment of a 9-acre parcel at Route 287 and Easton Avenue is nearing Zoning Board of Adjustment review.

Representatives of the Engel Burman Group of Garden City, N.Y. appeared before the township Historic Preservation Advisory Commission on June 5 for its review of a plan for a Quick Chek convenience store and gas station on the site. An as-yet unnamed hotel and an assisted living facility have already been approved for the parcel home to the former Econo Lodge hotel.

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Proposal For Quick Chek, Gas Station At Former Econo Lodge Site Reviewed By Historic Commission

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